Fans of Eleanor Perenyi's 'Green Thoughts', a classic and wonderful little gem on gardening, will be thrilled with the rediscovery and re-release of 'More Was Lost', a sensitively told story of the author's marriage in 1937 to a young and liberal Hungarian baron. Lucid, crisp, and unpretentious in describing life on the baron's Ruthenian estate, the coming of the war, and the people she came to know and love who were relics of a bygone age, this personal account yields much that history omits. Illustrated with occasional photos.