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GallantryDizain des Fetes Galantes by James Branch, 1879-1958 Cabell, 2009-10-04
Silver Stallion by James Branch Cabell, 1971-04-21
Poor Jack: A Play In One Act (1906) by James Branch Cabell, 2010-09-10
Letters by James Branch Cabell, 1985-07
Straws and Prayer-Books by James Branch Cabell, 2003-05-14
Beyond life: Dizain des deÌmiurges by James Branch Cabell, 1930
The Jewel Merchants a Comedy in One Act by James Branch Cabell, 2010-07-24
There Were Two Pirates: A Comedy of Division by James Branch Cabell, 2003-04-11
From the Hidden Way: Being Seventy-Five Adaptations in Verse by James Branch Cabell, 2010-01-09
The Rivet in Grandfather's Neck: A Comedy of Limitations (Dodo Press) by James Branch Cabell, 2008-03-07
The Way Of Ecben: A Comedietta Involving A Gentleman by James Branch Cabell, 2004-04-30
Chivalry: Dizain Des Reines by James Branch Cabell, 2010-02-28
Ballades From The Hidden Way by James Branch Cabell, 1928-01-01
The Eagle's Shadow by James Branch Cabell, 2006-10-28

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James Branch Cabell : Ward And Massey Libraries Of The Mises Institute
Van Doren, Carl. Title james branch cabell. Publisher New York, The Literary Guild, 1932. Comments The Robert LeFevre Collection. Checked Out By In Stacks.
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Cabell, James Branch (Also Writes As Branch Cabell, And Henry Lee Jefferson, And
cabell, james branch (Also writes as branch cabell, and Henry Lee Jefferson, and Berwell Washington) (Mike Foreman.) Jurgen. Tandem. . Paperback. 1971. Good.
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Cabell, James Branch. Illustrated By Frank C. PapeThe Silver Stallion. A Comedy
cabell, james branch. Illustrated By Frank C. Pape The Silver Stallion. A Comedy Of Redemption. 1928 MA.. Robert M. McBride Co.. 1st Illustrated Edition.
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THE CERTAIN HOUR By James Branch Cabell - Cover
by. james branch cabell. james branch cabell is the writer of some of this century s finest ironical fantasies. The Encyclopedia of Fantasy
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SSSL: Bibliography: Writers: James Branch Cabell (1879-1958)
SSSL Bibliography Browse the Directory. Writers james branch cabell (18791958). Time Period Postbellum * Also listed in Author category
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SSSL: Bibliography: James Branch Cabell: Centennial Essays (M. Thomas Inge Edgar
Subject james branch cabell Author(s) M. Thomas Inge Edgar E. MacDonald. 116; After the james branch cabell Period , Joseph M. Flora, pp.
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James Branch Cabell. Jurgen (Auld)
Ci tiu pago estas en Unikodo (UTF8). james branch cabell. JURGEN. cabell, james branch. Jurgen Romano / Tradukis el la angla, enkond. William Auld.
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Extractions: Äi tiu paÄo estas en Unikodo (UTF-8). Tradukis el la angla : William Auld Kompostis kaj redaktis : Aleksander KorÄµenkov Korektis : Halina Gorecka Cabell, James Branch. Jurgen : Romano / Tradukis el la angla, enkond. William Auld. â Jekaterinburg: Sezonoj, 2001. â 240 paÄoj. â (Serio Mondliteraturo ; Volumo 10). Â© Traduko en Esperanto, enkonduko Sezonoj Recenzo de Paul Gubbins. Jen estas historio, kiun oni rakontas en Poictesme, dirante: âEn la malnovaj tagoj vivis lombardisto nomata Jurgen; sed lia edzino ofte epitetis lin malpli agrable. Åi estis virino vigla, kiu ne multe emis al silento. Åia nomo, oni diras, estis Adelais, sed la homoj ordinare nomis Åin Mastrino Lisaâ. Oni rakontas plue, ke en la malnovaj tagoj, alfiksinte vespere la fenestrokovrilojn, Jurgen Äuste preterpasis la Cistercian Abatejon survoje al sia hejmo, kaj unu el la monaÄ¥oj estis stumblinta kontraÅ Åtono sur la vojo. Tiu malbenadis la diablon, kiu estis lokinta Äin tie. â Honte, frato! â diris Jurgen. â Äu do la diabloj ne sufiÄe suferas sen tio?
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I am willing to taste any drink once. james branch cabell, Jurgen, Ch. 1; so. james branch cabell, The Silver Stallion, Bk iv. Ch.
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James Branch Cabell : Biography
james branch cabell. james branch cabell (April 14, 1879 in Richmond, Virginia May 5, 1958) was an American author of fantasy fiction.
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Extractions: Other works include Figures of Earth, which introduces Manuel the Redeemer, who conquered a realm by playing on others' expectations - his motto Mundus Vult Decipi meaning "the world wishes to be deceived". (Jurgen makes a minor appearance at the end of Figures, as the small boy who was the last to see the Redeemer). The Silver Stallion is a sequel that deals with the adventures of the knights in Manuel's company after his departure. Though now largely forgotten by the general public, his work was very influential on later authors of fantastic fiction. Robert A. Heinlein was greatly inspired by his boldness, and originally described his famous masterpeice Stranger in a Strange Land as "a Cabellesque satire", and a later work Job, A Comedy of Justice (with the title derived from Jurgen, A Comedy of Justice) has an appearance of the Slavic god Koschei (from Jurgen). Fritz Leiber's Swords of Lankhmar was also influenced by Jurgen. Jack Vance's Dying Earth books show considerable stylistic resemblances to Cabell; Cugel the Clever in those books bears a strong resemblance, not least in his opinion of himself, to Jurgen.
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Violet Books: James Branch Cabell
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Extractions: incorporating Ammendments proposed by later commentators. #1. BEYOND LIFE, Dizain des Demiurges. 1919. Cabell in Lineage of Lichfield stated that this was intended to serve as a preface to the entire Poictesme series, the unifying factor being Cabell's quest for the Ideal. It is a collection of semi-nonfictions on what Guy Holt (in his Introduction to Beyond Life #2. FIGURES OF EARTH, A Comedy of Appearances. #3. THE SILVER STALLION, A Comedy of Redemption. 1926. Very weird heroic fantasy novelettes, one of the best books in the series. #4. THE MUSIC FROM BEHIND THE MOON, An Epitome. 1926. High fantasy, first an an interior trilogy about Manuel's daughter Ettare. #5. THE WAY OF ECBEN, A Comedietta Involving a Gentleman. #6. THE WHITE ROBE, A Saint's Summary. #4,5,6. THE WITCH-WOMAN. 1948. Adds a long preface about the cycle. #7. THE SOUL OF MILICENT. 1913; revised as
The Project Gutenberg EBook Of Chivalry, By James Branch Cabell, Et Al
The Project Gutenberg eBook, Chivalry, by james branch cabell, et al. CHIVALRY Dizain des Reines. james branch cabell. 1921. TO ANNE branch cabell.
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Extractions: This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.net Title: Chivalry Author: James Branch Cabell Release Date: March 28, 2004 [eBook #11752] Language: English Character set encoding: iso-8859-1 ***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK CHIVALRY*** INTRODUCTION Few of the more astute critics who have appraised the work of James Branch Cabell have failed to call attention to that extraordinary cohesion which makes his very latest novel a further flowering of the seed of his very earliest literary work. Especially among his later books does the scheme of each seem to dovetail into the scheme of the other and the whole of his writing take on the character of an uninterrupted discourse. To this phenomenon, which is at once a fact and an illusion of continuity, Mr. Cabell himself has consciously contributed, not only by a subtly elaborate use of conjunctions, by repetition, and by reintroducing characters from his other books, but by actually setting his expertness in genealogy to the genial task of devising a family tree for his figures of fiction.

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