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"I found Horne"s book at home, and have had time to see that beautiful things are there -- I suppose ""Delora"" will stand alone still -- but I got pleasantly smothered with that odd shower of wood-spoils at the end, the dwarf-story [...] and there is good sailor-speech in the ""Ben Capstan"" [...] At one thing I wonder -- his not reprinting a quaint clever [italics]real[end italics] ballad, published before ""Delora"", on the ""Merry Devil of Edmonton"" -- the first of his works I ever read -- no, the very first piece was a single stanza, if I remember, in which was this line ""When bason-crested Quixote, lean and bold,"" .. good, is it not?"</ptr>
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