Lud-in-the-Mist
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This nostalgia for what was still there seemed to find a voice in the cry of the cock,
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as happening now, all round one; and which, simultaneously, mourns them as things vanished centuries ago.
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to lie awake at night in his warm feather bed, listening to the breathing of his wife and the soughing of the trees, would become, from this attitude, an exquisite pleasure.
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“How pleasant this is!
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enhancing thus his present well-being by imagining some unpleasant adventure now safe behind him.
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taking a pride in knowing his way about his native town.
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Though he did not realize it, he was masquerading to himself as a stranger in Lud-in-the-Mist
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one always takes a pride in knowing one’s way about a strange town.
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this secret fear
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unaccountable irascibility,
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craving for other men’s shoes
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Haha - Walk in their footsteps? Weird. Question
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Simile lovely
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He even coveted dead men’s shoes,
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Penn Hackney
Cf. The view of downtown Pittsburgh from the St. John's Lutheran Cemetery in Spring Hill: https://www.discovertheburgh.com/lesser-known-views-of-pittsburgh/ https://www.ecosia.org/images?q=The%20view%20of%20downtown%20Pittsburgh%20from%20the%20St.%20John%27s%20Lutheran%20Cemetery%20in%20Spring%20Hill%3A
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EBENEEZOR SPIKE
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How willingly would he have changed places with that old baker!
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Haha
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Dorimare
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Lud-in-the-Mist
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Cf. The view of downtown Pittsburgh from the St. John's Lutheran Cemetery in Spring Hill: https://www.discovertheburgh.com/lesser-known-views-of-pittsburgh/
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The Dawl
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The Dapple,
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which had its source in Fairyland
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the Debatable...
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‘The Dapple flows into the Dawl.’ It had come to be employed when one wanted to show the inadvisability of despising the services of humble agents;
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Haha hmmm ch. 30 p. 209
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their market basket or ivory markers were carried by little indigo pages in crimson turbans from the Cinnamon Isles,
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pigmy peddlers from the far North hawked amber through the streets.
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a town of merchants, and all the power and nearly all the wealth of the coun...
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trade was seriously hampered by a ruler unchecked by a constitution, and by a ruthless, privileged class.
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these things were damming the Dawl.
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Duke Aubrey,
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possessed by a laughing demon of destructiveness.
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Hah droit du siegneur
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seasoned by a slightly sinister humor.
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Double simile
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During those three days of bloodshed all the priests had vanished also.
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Haha good
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offerings of fairy fruit
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a taboo was placed on all things fairy.
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the eating of fairy fruit had been the chief cause of the degeneracy of the Dukes.
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the tragic sense of life vanished from poetry and art.
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to the minds of the Dorimarites, fairy things had always spelled delusion.
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opobalsamum
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if an honest, clear-eyed mortal gazed on these things long enough,
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The fairies themselves, tradition taught,
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The country people, indeed, did not always clearly distinguish between the Fairies and the dead.
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the “Silent People”;
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the Mil...
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who liked both virtues and commodities to be solid,