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The Stuff of Which Names are Made: A Look at the Colorful and Eclectic Namecraft of Lord Dunsany Christopher L Robinson 26-35 2012-03-01
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“Making the Past Part of the Present:” The Recovery of Names in William Morris's Late Romances Isolde Karen Herbert 83-109 2003-06-01
A Sense of the Magical: Names in Lord Dunsany’s The King of Elfland’s Daughter Christopher L. Robinson 189-199 2015-10-02
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