“In the dusk of the old-fashioned best room of a farm-house, in the faint glow of the buried sun through the sods of his July grave, sat two elderly persons, dimly visible, breathing the odor which roses unseen sent through the twilight and open window.”
A less well-known novel by George MacDonald, a Scottish author, poet, and Christian minister of the nineteenth century, is one of his “realistic” works. It allows opening new doors for those who know the author’s works by their mysterious, supernatural side, into another kind of MacDonald's thought.
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