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  • The Blue Rose Fairy Book

    In this collection, readers can expect to encounter a variety of enchanting tales featuring typical fairy tale elements such as magic, mythical creatures, heroic quests, and moral lessons. The title suggests a central theme or motif of a "blue rose," which in literature often symbolizes mystery, the unattainable, or something extraordinarily rare and beautiful. This motif might recur in several ... Read more

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  • Landmarks in Russian Literature

    Maurice Baring (1874-1945) was an English “man of letters,’ known as a dramatist, poet, novelist, translator and essayist, and also a travel writer and war correspondent, with particular knowledge of Russia. During World War I, Baring served in the Intelligence Corp and Royal Air Force. He wrote a series of books on Russia, including “Landmarks in Russian Literature,” published in 1910. ... Read more

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    Great Fairy Tale Collection, The

    Marvellous Tales from around the World

    Unabridged

    7 hours 33 min

    A fascinating collection of some of the great—but less well known—fairy tales of all time.The Glass MenderThe Giant who had no HeartThe Gifts of the MagicianThe Miller, his Son and their AssPunchkinThe Enchanted KnifeThe MinstrelThe StonecutterThe ParrotThe Alligator and the JackalThe Stag at the PoolThe Cormorants of UdrostThe Three DogsThe Brahma... ... Read more

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  • "C" (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. A Classic English Social Novel of Aristocratic Romance, Obsessive Devotion, and Moral Consequence in Early Twentieth-Century England

    Maurice Baring's "C" is a finely wrought novel of character, memory, and moral consequence, centered on an enigmatic figure whose life is disclosed through delicate social observation and psychological nuance. Written in a lucid, classical prose style, the book belongs to the interwar English tradition that stood beside, rather than within, high modernist experiment: inward, ironic, and formally ... Read more

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  • The Blue Rose Fairy Book

    Enriched edition. Magical Tales of Whimsy and Adventure

    In "The Blue Rose Fairy Book," Maurice Baring crafts a mesmerizing collection of enchanting tales deeply rooted in the tradition of early 20th-century fairy literature. This anthology showcases Baring's lyrical prose, characterized by vivid imagery and rich symbolism, drawing inspiration from European folklore and mythology. Each story not only captivates the reader's imagination but also invites ... Read more

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  • Darby And Joan

    A series of romances, missed chances, and disasters befall the lives of Joan Brendon and Alexander Luttrell in a real life game of snakes and ladders, as each falls for others who enter their lives at seemingly unpropitious moments. Tragic misunderstandings, old flames turning up on wedding days, and bizarre coincidences are all the result of a missed letter! The Island of Malta features in this ... Read more

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  • R.F.C. H.Q. 1914-1918 [Illustrated Edition]

    Includes Aerial Warfare During World War I Illustrations Pack with 115 maps, plans, and photos."Maurice Baring made an unlikely soldier but during the First World War, at the age of forty, he obtained a commission and became Private Secretary to Hugh Trenchard, Commander of the Royal Flying Corps in France, and, later on, creator of the Royal Air Force. Drawn from letters and diaries, Baring ... Read more

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  • Poems, 1914-1919

    Reflections on the Human Cost of Conflict in World War I Poetry

    In "Poems, 1914-1919," Maurice Baring captures the tumultuous emotions and stark realities of World War I through a tapestry of lyrical verse. Baring's literary style is marked by its poignant imagery and reflective tone, blending modernist sensibilities with traditional poetic forms. The collection explores themes of loss, love, and the existential crisis wrought by war, offering a personal ... Read more

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  • An Outline Of Russian Literature

    This vintage book contains Maurice Baring's 1914 treatise, "An Outline Of Russian Literature". Maurice Baring (1874 - 1945) was an English dramatist, novelist, translator, poet, and essayist. He also worked for the Intelligence Corps and Royal Air Force during World War I. This volume is highly recommended for those with an interest in Russian literature and would make for a fantastic addition to ... Read more

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  • Orpheus In Mayfair: And Other Stories And Sketches

    Orpheus in Mayfair and other stories and sketches presents a collection of narratives that explore the tension between artistic longing and the practical demands that shape everyday life. The opening follows a devoted musician of modest means who teaches and performs while nurturing dreams of sharing the music of a distant homeland. His quiet routine is disrupted when an unexpected opportunity ... Read more

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  • Orpheus in Mayfair, and Other Stories and Sketches

    The collection includes a variety of stories and sketches that showcase Baring's wit, humor, and keen observation of human nature. Some of the stories may be set in the elegant and fashionable Mayfair district of London, reflecting the social and cultural milieu of the early 20th century.Maurice Baring was known for his versatility as a writer, and in "Orpheus in Mayfair," readers can expect a ... Read more

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  • Round the world in any number of days

    In Round the World in Any Number of Days, Maurice Baring transforms the familiar travel book into a witty, cosmopolitan meditation on movement, modernity, and perception. Rather than offering a merely documentary itinerary, he presents travel as an intellectual and imaginative experience, combining observation, irony, and polished prose. The book belongs to the rich tradition of early twentieth ... Read more

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