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The King of Elfland's Daughter

Lord Dunsany

  • 130 pages
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The people of Erl demand a magic ruler, so their lord's son crosses the frontier into Elfland to win the king's daughter. Dunsany's only full length fantasy novel, written in prose that reads close to poetry.

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