ulthar造句

• He is said to have advised the burgesses of Ulthar when they passed their ban on cat-slaying.
• The caravan leaves Ulthar that night, shortly before the townspeople notice that all of their cats have gone missing.
• Ulthar, the hometown of the story's main characters, was introduced in the story " The Cats of Ulthar ".
• Ulthar, the hometown of the story's main characters, was introduced in the story " The Cats of Ulthar ".
• Evidently all dreamers see the Dreamlands slightly differently, as Atal, High Priest of Ulthar, mentions that everyone has their own dreamland.
• In the tale, an unnamed narrator relates the story of how a law forbidding the killing of cats came to be in a town called Ulthar.
• The local burgesses, after reviewing the evidence and stories of the townspeople, decide to pass a law that forbids the killing of cats in Ulthar.
• He is saved by the cats of Ulthar, who slay his captors and return Carter to earth's Dreamlands in the port of Dylath-Leen.
• ""'The Cats of Ulthar "'" is a short story written by American fantasy author H . P . Lovecraft in June 1920.
• The original scrolls of the Pnakotic Manuscripts are believed to be lost ( nevertheless, a copy may still exist in the Temple of the Elder Ones in Ulthar ).
• In the cat-laden city of Ulthar, Carter visits Atal, who mentions a huge carving wrought on Ngranek's hidden side that shows the features of the gods.
• The character of Atal, the innkeeper's son who witnesses the cats of Ulthar circling the antagonists'cottage, would later appear in Lovecraft's " The Other Gods ".
• In " The Other Gods ", "'Barzai the Wise "'is high-priest of the Gods of Earth ( the Great Ones ) in Ulthar and one-time teacher of Atal.
• Lovecraft outlined the plot to his friend Rheinhart Kleiner in May 1920 and wrote " The Cats of Ulthar " on June 15, 1920, five months after completing his previous tale, " The Terrible Old Man ".
• The text of " The Cats of Ulthar ", like many of Lovecraft's works, has fallen into the public domain and can be accessed in several compilations of the author's work as well as on the Internet.
• Dunsany's influence is evident on the surface of the text as well : wanderers, similar to the ones portrayed in " The Cats of Ulthar ", appear in Dunsany's earlier tale " Idle Days on the Yann ".
• "' Atal "'first appears in Lovecraft's " The Cats of Ulthar " ( 1920 ) as the young son of an innkeeper in Ulthar who witnesses the weird rites of the cats on the night that the old cotter and his wife are killed.
• "' Atal "'first appears in Lovecraft's " The Cats of Ulthar " ( 1920 ) as the young son of an innkeeper in Ulthar who witnesses the weird rites of the cats on the night that the old cotter and his wife are killed.
• Baird in marked contrast to his successor accepted everything that Lovecraft submitted to the magazine, including " The Hound ", " Arthur Jermyn ", " The Statement of Randolph Carter ", " The Cats of Ulthar ", " Hypnos " and " Imprisoned with the Pharaohs ".
• Considered one of the best short stories of Lovecraft's early period, aspects of " The Cats of Ulthar " would be referenced again in the author's works " The Other Gods " and " The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath ".