Helen stratton

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Helen Stratton

In her beautiful memoir The Farawy Nearby, Rebecca Solnit examines a crisis-filled period of her life during which she was sent a hundred pounds of apricots from a tree at her childhood home: "The mountain of apricots that briefly occupied...

The Little Mermaid, or “Den lille havfrue” is one of the most famous fairy tales by the Danish author, Hans Christian Andersen. With Illustrations by Vilhelm Pedersen, Helen Stratton, Edmund Dulac…

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Helen Stratton ~ The Lily of Life London: Hodder and Stoughton ~ 1913 The Lily of Life, by Marie, Crown Princess of Roumania, was published in 1913 by Hodder and Stoughton. Queen Marie was a prolific writer. She wrote several famous works, including The Dreamer of Dreams and The Stealers of Light, both illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Little has been written about Helen Stratton. One source lists her birth year as approximately 1867, and her date of death as June 4, 1961, at the age of 95, and a…

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