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A G Steel and Hon R H Lyttelton
A G Steel was a British novelist and short story writer known for her work "The Hosts of the Lord," a captivating tale of spiritual awakening set in India. Her writing style was characterized by vivid descriptions and a deep understanding of human emotions.
Hon R H Lyttelton was an English poet and essayist famous for his collection of poems "The Silken East." His lyrical style and evocative imagery captured the beauty and mystique of the Far East. Lyttelton's key contribution to literature was his ability to transport readers to exotic lands through his poetic verses.