Memory is not an instrument for exploring the past but its theatre. It is the medium of past experience, as the ground is the medium in which dead cities lie interred. – Walter Benjamin
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Memory is not an instrument for exploring the past but its theatre. It is the medium of past experience, as the ground is the medium in which dead cities lie interred. – Walter Benjamin
Meret Oppenheim, from The Milk Bowl of Feathers, edited by Mary Ann Caws (New York: New Directions Publishing, 2018).
And there and then he set out to find another pale pink mushroom home.
Gladys Masters, Return to Downland, New Old-Time Fairy Tales, illustrated by Nina K. Brisley (London: The Grant Educational Co. Ltd, 1939).
Snowmen’s Field, … jolly snowmen came bouncing and rolling over the field towards them.
Gladys Masters, Return to Downland, New Old-Time Fairy Tales, illustrated by Nina K. Brisley (London: The Grant Educational Co. Ltd, 1939).
With motherly hands she helped Wispy Woo to dress, ...
Gladys Masters, Return to Downland, New Old-Time Fairy Tales, illustrated by Nina K. Brisley (London: The Grant Educational Co. Ltd, 1939).
... the Cloud Mother came herself to wake the little elf and his dog.
Gladys Masters, Return to Downland, New Old-Time Fairy Tales, illustrated by Nina K. Brisley (London: The Grant Educational Co. Ltd, 1939).
Then the sunset maidens shone bright with happiness, ...
Gladys Masters, Return to Downland, New Old-Time Fairy Tales, illustrated by Nina K. Brisley (London: The Grant Educational Co. Ltd, 1939).
‘Wispy Woo was so proud of the fact that he was sitting on the Cloud Mother’s right hand and Wuff on her left ...’
Gladys Masters, Return to Downland, New Old-Time Fairy Tales, illustrated by Nina K. Brisley (London: The Grant Educational Co. Ltd, 1939).
Gladys Masters, Return to Downland, New Old-Time Fairy Tales, illustrated by Nina K. Brisley (London: The Grant Educational Co. Ltd, 1939).
End-papers.
Andrew Lang, editor, Little Wildrose and Other Stories (from The Crimson Fairy Book), (London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1906). Illustrated by Henry J. Ford.
... Paul sent them up, and told them to to be sure and let down the basket for him.
Andrew Lang, editor, Little Wildrose and Other Stories (from The Crimson Fairy Book), (London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1906). Illustrated by Henry J. Ford.
‘I am Shepherd Paul,” said the young man, ‘and I have come to fight you, and as I am in a hurry we had better begin at once,’
‘Very good,’ answered the dragon. ‘I am sure of my supper, ...’
Andrew Lang, editor, Little Wildrose and Other Stories (from The Crimson Fairy Book), (London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1906). Illustrated by Henry J. Ford.
The stork flew away and soon returned carrying in his beak a baby wrapped in swaddling clothes.
Andrew Lang, editor, Little Wildrose and Other Stories (from The Crimson Fairy Book), (London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1906). Illustrated by Henry J. Ford.
... the giant opened it, saying: “I see you are a brave youth. Let there be peace between us.”
Andrew Lang, editor, Little Wildrose and Other Stories (from The Crimson Fairy Book), (London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1906). Illustrated by Henry J. Ford.
Paperarello.
Andrew Lang, editor, Little Wildrose and Other Stories (from The Crimson Fairy Book), (London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1906). Illustrated by Henry J. Ford.
Oh, ho! my good dragon, do not crow too soon! If the emperor’s daughter were only here, and she would kiss my forehead ...
Andrew Lang, editor, Little Wildrose and Other Stories (from The Crimson Fairy Book), (London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1906). Illustrated by Henry J. Ford.
... a fiery tongue coiled around his waist ... and he was seen no more.
Andrew Lang, editor, Little Wildrose and Other Stories (from The Crimson Fairy Book), (London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1906). Illustrated by Henry J. Ford.