Orts: Essays on Life, Literature, and Imagination Undset for this seemingly ordinary French

for this seemingly ordinary French woman

and critical

It was not money that this miser really treasured

intelligently executed

” Like Chesterton

Orts: Essays on Life, Literature, and Imagination Undset for this seemingly ordinary FrenchBy George MacDonald George MacDonalds literary merits, in the estimation of C. S. Lewis, derive almost exclusively from his work in fantasy; this he did better than any man. Yet MacDonald wrote more than fantasy; his works span five books of theology, a dozen plus volumes of poetry, and scores of essays and lectures. And while the quality of this additional literary yield might not have attained the same lofty heights as did his fantasy, it still