1918. This marvelous work of fiction reveals the concepts of faith, logic, reason, opinion, wisdom, eternity, and their influence on the heroine who becomes reborn and lives as the light lives. A fictional but true account of how the spirit moves us to become masters in the drama of life.
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Enthralling account in search of the soul!,
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This review is from: Young Diana: An Experiment of the Future (Paperback)
Amazing that this book exists today as it was scarce in its own time! Corelli reworks one her favorite themes, that of eternal youth. "Young Diana" borrows themes from Frankenstein depicting how trying to regenerate one's youth often results in monstrous soulless immortality. It's an eerie scientific 'femme fatale' adventure and despite the moral message (or perhaps because of it), quite a fun read!
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ONCE upon a time, in earlier and less congested days of literary effort, an Author was accustomed to address the Public as "Gentle Reader." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Madame Dimitrius, Diana May, Miss Diana, Miss May, Sophy Lansing, James Polydore, Professor Chauvet, Miss Preston, Grace Laurie, Baroness Rousillon, Rose Lea, Eye of Rajuna, Miss Lansing, Captain the Honourable Reginald Cleeve, Tree of Life, Captain Cleeve, Davos Platz, Chivalrous Youth, Prince's Ball New!
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ONCE upon a time, in earlier and less congested days of literary effort, an Author was accustomed to address the Public as "Gentle Reader." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Madame Dimitrius, Diana May, Miss Diana, Miss May, Sophy Lansing, James Polydore, Professor Chauvet, Miss Preston, Grace Laurie, Baroness Rousillon, Rose Lea, Eye of Rajuna, Miss Lansing, Captain the Honourable Reginald Cleeve, Tree of Life, Captain Cleeve, Davos Platz, Chivalrous Youth, Prince's Ball New!
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- Idol of Suburbia: Marie Corelli and Late-Victorian Literary Culture (Victorian Literature and Culture Series) by Annette R. Federico in Front Matter, and page 100
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