E.R. Eddison

Previous author
Next author
  • Copy Image
    E.R. Eddison quote. But because day at her dawning hours hath so bewitched me, must I yet love her when glutted with triumph she settles to garish noon? . . . Who dares call me turncoat, who do but follow now as I have followed this rare wisdom all my days: to love the sunrise and the sundown and the morning and the evening star

    But because day at her dawning hours hath so bewitched me, must I yet love her when glutted with triumph she settles to garish noon? . . . Who dares call me turncoat, who do but follow now as I have followed this rare wisdom all my days: to love the sunrise and the sundown and the morning and the evening star

    E.R. Eddison
    Moms Typewriter
    A
    A
  • Copy Image
    E.R. Eddison quote. Where were all heroical parts but in Helteranius? and a man might make a garment for the moon sooner than fit the o'erleaping actions of great Jalcanaius, who now leaveth but his body to bedung that earth that was lately shaken at his terror. I have waded in red blood to the knee; and in this hour, in my old years, the world is become for me a vision only and a mock-show

    Where were all heroical parts but in Helteranius? and a man might make a garment for the moon sooner than fit the o'erleaping actions of great Jalcanaius, who now leaveth but his body to bedung that earth that was lately shaken at his terror. I have waded in red blood to the knee; and in this hour, in my old years, the world is become for me a vision only and a mock-show

    E.R. Eddison
    Moms Typewriter
    A
    A
  • Copy Image
    E.R. Eddison quote. This last best luck of all: that earth should gape for me when my great deeds were ended

    This last best luck of all: that earth should gape for me when my great deeds were ended

    E.R. Eddison
    Moms Typewriter
    A
    A
loader
Post as Image: