Forgotten Lore
(A Quaint and Curious Volume)
I am beginning a new blog series...for those of you that love literature and the written word! I hope to occasionally entice you into an addicting, brief moment of bibliophilic delectation!
- I will provide a line or two from a book (perhaps from famous or popular authors, and maybe sometimes from lesser known folks who penned a good line).
- YOU take a guess at the author and the book.
- And, if you'd like, provide a line from your own favorite novel/author.
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"Words — so innocent and powerless as they
are, as standing in a dictionary, how potent
for good and evil they become in the hands
of one who knows how to combine them."
well, it's sure a good one, but i don't recognize it. Looking forward to this series!
ReplyDeleteThank-you, Valerie!
ReplyDeleteAnd the answer is: Nathaniel Hawthorne, "The American Notebooks," ~1848
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