Dedicated in 1915 to the editor Bob Davis, this collection gathers Le Gallienne’s familiar essays on the roads and footpaths of the English countryside, woman as a supernatural being, the lack of imagination among millionaires, the passing of Mrs. Grundy and the modern aids to romance. The tone is light, nostalgic and gently ironic.
Graceful late essays from the poet of the 1890s, for readers who like Lamb or Chesterton in a reflective mood. Download the free EPUB.