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|aMirrlees, Hope.
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|aLud-in-the-Mist|c[by] Hope Mirrlees.
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|aNew York,|bDead Authors Society,|c[1927]
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|a1 vol.|c23 cm.
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|atext|btxt|2rdacontent
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|aunmediated|bn|2rdamedia
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|aMachine generated contents note: I. Master Nathaniel Chanticleer -- II. The Duke Who Laughed Himself Off a Throne and Other Traditions of Dorimare -- III. The Beginning of Trouble -- IV. Endymion Leer Prescribes for Ranulph -- V. Ranulph Goes to the Widow Gibberty's Farm -- VI. The Wind in the Crabapple Blossoms -- VII. Master Ambrose Honeysuckle Chases a Wild Goose and Has a Vision -- VIII. Endymion Leer Looks Frightened, and a Breach Is Made in an Old Friendship -- IX. Panic and the Silent People -- X. Hempie's Song -- XI. A Stronger Antidote than Reason -- XII. Dame Marigold Hears the Tap of a Woodpecker -- XIII. What Master Nathaniel and Master Ambrose Found in the Guildhall -- XIV. Dead in the Eye of the Law -- XV. "Ho, Ho, Hoh!" -- XVI. The Widow Gibberty's Trial -- XVII. The World-in-Law -- XVIII. Mistress Ivy Peppercorn -- XIX. The Berries of Merciful Death -- XX. Watching the Cows -- XXI. The Old Goatherd -- XXII. Who Is Portunus? -- XXIII. The Northern Fire-Box and Dead Men's Tales -- XXIV. Belling the Cat -- XXV. The Law Crouches and Springs -- XXVI. "Neither Trees Nor Men" -- XXVII. The Fair in the Elfin Marches -- XXVIII. "By the Sun, Moon and Stars and the Golden Apples of the West" -- XXIX. A Message Comes to Hazel and the First Swallow to Dame Marigold -- XXX. Master Ambrose Keeps His Vow -- XXXI. The Initiate -- XXXII. Conclusion -- .
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|a"Lud-in-the-Mist is a flourishing town and the capital of the Free State of Dorimare, located at the confluence of two rivers, the Dapple and the Dawl. Bordering to the west and said to flow from the Dapple, is Fairyland. Dorimare law has banished Fairyland inhabitants and forbidden all fairy things, but someone is smuggling fairy fruit into the state, causing addiction, fits of delusion, and possibly murder. Despite being one of the first books published in the fantasy genre, Lud-in-the-Mist has received surprisingly little attention. Hope Mirrlees' 1926 novel is an enchanting narrative intertwined with folklore and the magical realm of the fairy folk, mysterious intrigue, and rural superstitions. A delightful discovery for lovers of fantasy"--|cProvided by publisher.
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