Harold Bell Wright
The Uncrowned King
Paperback
(Forgotten Books Jan. 17, 2019)
Excerpt from The Uncrowned King
But the Pilgrim knew that the enchanting scenes that lured him by day were but pictures in the heated air. He knew that the fearful Shapes that haunted him by night were but creatures of his own overwrought fancy. And so he journeyed on and ever on, in the staggering heat, under the sky of brass, in the awful stillness of the night: on and ever on, through the wide and pathless waste, until he came at last to the outer-edge-of - Things - came to the place that is between the Desert of Facts and the Beautiful Sea, even as it is written in the Law of the Pilgrimage.
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- ISBN
- 1333498268 / 9781333498269
- Pages
- 122
- Weight
- 6.1 oz.
- Dimensions
- 5.98 x 0.26
in.