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The Certain Hour
James Branch Cabell
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She did not dispute this. How could she when it was an axiom in all Courts of Love that Heaven held dominion in a lover's heart only as an underling of the man's mistress?
And so she said, with a fond smile: "It is your demonstrable privilege. I would not grant it, dear, were my weak hands as clean as you. . . Read More
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to write perfectly of beautiful happenings
Ok so only 5 stars because i'm grading on a curve but still, i was going to rate each idividual story but found they were all 4 stars except for maybe one which was 3.
It starts with an essay about why its so hard to get good writing published and basica
The first tale in The Certain Hour (1916), “Belhs Cavaliers,” is set in the England of 1210 A.D., and features a love triangle of
1. the hero, Raimbaut de Vaquiras,
2. the open antagonist, Guillaume de Baut (Prince of Orange), and
3. Dona Biatritz, with a fourth figure added to form a sort of love r
I am reading the entirety of the Dom Manuel fantasy series by James Branch Cabell, and thus far, this is the one that resonated with me the least. But the premise is interesting.
In the second book, "Figures of Earth," Manuel creates earthen figures that Queen Freydis then brings to life at a "certa