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in all likelihood the previous hymn [The Worldling's Sabbath] is by the same author

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It was published in The American Literary Magazine for 1847

1969 J. R. R. TOLKIEN & INKLINGS. Mythlore: The Journal by the Mythopoeic Society. Issue 1. ZZAmericanaandHistory rodentia damage at upper rightExceptionally scarce. We are pleased to offer the very first issue of Mythlore, the most ambitious early work at engaging the works of Tolkien and the Inklings more generally in the United States. As we would expect, the journal is academical serious, but full of whimsy, satire, cultural criticism, etc,. Contributors are all young Tolkien and Lewis academics of the time, many of whom went on to have careers in fiction, fantasy, etc., Artwork is by