
The Fiend’s Delight - by Dod Grile - “Count that day lost whose low descending sunViews from thy hand no worthy action done.” - New York: 1873. - TO THE IMMUTABLE AND INFALLIBLE GODDESS, GOOD TASTE,IN GRATITUDE FOR HER CONDEMNATION OF ALL SUPERIOR AUTHORS,AND IN THE HOPE OF PROPITIATING HER CREATORS AND EXPOUNDERS,This Volume is reverentiallyDedicated BY HER DEVOUT WORSHIPPER, - THE AUTHOR.
Contents
PREFACE
SOME FICTION
“One More Unfortunate.”
The Strong Young Man of Colusa.
The Glad New Year.
The Late Dowling, Senior
“Love’s Labour Lost”
A Comforter
Written under pseudonym Dod Grile
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (215K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2003-12-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1842–1913
A master of sharp wit and dark imagination, this American writer turned the violence of the Civil War and a lifelong journalist’s eye into stories that still feel startlingly modern. He is best remembered for haunting tales like An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge and for the biting satire of The Devil’s Dictionary.
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