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wat book is this

Started by silvertone, November 16, 2011, 03:09:00 PM

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silvertone




sevdies of death ¿?¿?

sue seedbock? or is it s.a. seedbock?
What is this Mysterious Book

also pic is me   

PLEASEHELP1991

google image says guy is david tibet who is an english xtian
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snoorkel

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Stenbock

"In 1894, Stenbock published The Shadow of Death, his last volume of verse, and Studies of Death, a collection of short stories that were good enough to be the subject of favourable comment by H. P. Lovecraft."

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silvertone

Quote from: bluebirdofhappiness on November 16, 2011, 03:11:56 PM
google image says guy is david tibet who is an english xtian
me

Quote from: vziard on November 16, 2011, 03:13:15 PM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Stenbock

"In 1894, Stenbock published The Shadow of Death, his last volume of verse, and Studies of Death, a collection of short stories that were good enough to be the subject of favourable comment by H. P. Lovecraft."

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silvertone

Stenbock behaved eccentrically. He kept snakes, lizards, salamanders and toads in his room, and had a "zoo" in his garden containing a reindeer, a fox, and a bear. When he traveled, he invariably brought with him a dog, a monkey, and a life-sized doll. This doll he referred to as "la Petite Comte" ("the little Count") and told everyone that it was his son; he insisted it be brought to him daily, andâ€"when it was absentâ€"he asked about its health. (Stenbock's family believed an unscrupulous Jesuit had been given large amounts of money by the Count for the "education" of this doll.)

PLEASEHELP1991

that bit about the doll reminded me of the film lars and the real girl
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Socks

"By 1895, he was heavily addicted to opium and alcohol and moved back to Brighton to convalesce at his mother's house, Withdeane Hall, on the London Road, where he seems to have spent a lot of time in his room with the curtains drawn, burning candles in front of images of Buddha and the poet Shelley. He died during a drunken argument with his stepfather, Sir Francis Mowatt, then Permanent Secretary of the Treasury. Stenbock was waving a poker and toppled over and killed himself on the fireplace."

Haha, classic old fool.

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