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Viola Meynell, Mrs. Dallyn (15 October 1885, in Barnes, London – 27 October 1956) was an English writer, novelist and poet. She wrote around 20 books, but was best known for her short stories and novels.

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rdfs:label	Viola Meynell (de) Viola Meynell (fr) Viola Meynell (en)
rdfs:comment	Viola Meynell (* 15. Oktober 1885 in London; † 27. Oktober 1956 in , Sussex) war eine englische Schriftstellerin, die vor allem für ihre Romane und Kurzgeschichten bekannt war. Sie war die Tochter der Dichterin Alice Meynell. (de) Viola Meynell, née le 15 octobre 1885 à Barnes (Londres) et morte le 27 octobre 1956, est une femme de lettres anglaise, romancière, novelliste et poétesse, auteur d'une vingtaine de livres. (fr) Viola Meynell, Mrs. Dallyn (15 October 1885, in Barnes, London – 27 October 1956) was an English writer, novelist and poet. She wrote around 20 books, but was best known for her short stories and novels. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Robert Louis Stevenson Ronald Storrs Wilfrid Meynell Barnes, London Boston College Alice Meynell People from Horsham District Robert Browning Place of birth missing Compton Mackenzie Coventry Patmore Elizabeth Thompson G. K. Chesterton George Meredith Greatham, West Sussex Moby Dick London Francis Meynell Cynthia Asquith Stephen Phillips 1885 births 1956 deaths 20th-century British short story writers 20th-century English novelists British women short story writers English Roman Catholics English short story writers English women novelists Writers from London People from Barnes, London William Butler Yeats William Ernest Henley D. H. Lawrence Eric Gill Francis Thompson Oxford World's Classics Herman Melville Hilaire Belloc Katherine Mansfield Sussex T. H. White Shane Leslie Sydney Carlyle Cockerell The Nonesuch Press
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