Dawn Has the Power To Take Us Back To The Nineteenth Century

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The horse jogged dreamily

Down the dark narrow road

Sophie bent over her flowers

The red roses were white in the starlight

DAWN POWELL

The Bride's House

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Footnotes
The original silhouetted image
—undoctored—
is from
here

The quote
—reformatted—
is from p. 93
of this edition:

Originally published in 1929,
The Bride's House
was Ms. Powell's third novel

I have now read
thirteen of the fifteen novels
written by an author who
—indisputably—
fits into the third category
of this Oliverio-enhanced cliche:

Good artists borrow
Great artists steal
The greatest artists are
the ones most stolen from

Dawn Powell's next page is
here 
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