Llewelyn Powys

Llewelyn Powys (13 August 1884 – 2 December 1939) was a British essayist, novelist and younger brother of John Cowper Powys and T. F. Powys. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Now that the gods are dead /

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    Earth memories /

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    Thirteen worthies,

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    A baker's dozen,

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    The conqueror worm : Llewelyn Powys : a consumptive's diary, 1910 (the Clavadel year) /

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    Advice to a young poet; the correspondence between Llewelyn Powys and Kenneth Hopkins

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    Skin for skin,

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    Old English yuletide

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    Thomas Bewick, 1753-1828 : an essay /

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    Apples be ripe,

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    Swiss essays

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    So wild a thing; letters to Gamel Woolsey;

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    Skin for skin /

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    A pagan's pilgrimage

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    Impassioned clay;

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    Llewelyn Powys, a selection from his writings

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    Glory of life and Now that the gods are dead

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    Ebony and Ivory, Llewelyn Powys; with a preface by Theodore Dreiser

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    The pathetic fallacy : a study of Christianity /

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    A pagan's pilgrimage

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