Lewis Spence Quotes

And Even These ((the Common Hill Fairy, The Standard Elf Of Folk-lore) Are In Danger Of Being Banished Into The Limbo Of Forgetfulness By The Quite Artificial Fairy Of Juvenile Literary Commerce, With Gauzy Wing And Skirts Reminiscent Of The Ballet. It Has Always Seemed To Me Extraordinary That Literature Has Been Able To Create Wings Where None Were Before, For Our Native Fairies Are As Wingless As Ourselves. But For Such An Innovation The Elizabethan Poets And Playwrights Were Probably Responsible - A Topic Which We Must Consider In Another Chapter.

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