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Tag Archives: The Virgin of The Seven Daggers
Will Tonight Ever Come? (Vernon Lee, ‘Amore Dure: Passages from the Diary of Spiridion Trepka’)
Vernon Lee (or Violet Page, as she was known to her mates) had one final collection, The Virgin of The Seven Daggers, a beautiful set of little horrors, published as late as 1962, although with much of the content, you … Continue reading →
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