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O'BRIEN, Edna
The Country Girls [with] The Lonely Girl [with] Girls in their Married Bliss
[The Country Girls trilogy complete.]
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WOODWARD, Kathleen
Jipping Street. [Childhood in a London slum.]
With a Woodcut by John Nash.
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COPPARD, A. E.
Selected Stories
With an Introduction by Doris Lessing. [Second Impression.]
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MOSSE, Kate
Labyrinth [with] Sepulchre [with] Citadel. [The Languedoc trilogy complete.]
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SUETONIUS
The Twelve Caesars
Translated by Robert Graves. Revised with an Introduction by Michael Grant. [Maps drawn by Reginald Piggott. First Illustrated Edition]
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COATS, Peter
Of Generals and Gardens [with] Of Kings and Cabbages. The Autobiography of Peter Coats
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AUDEN, W. H.
The Enchafed Flood. Or, The Romantic Iconography of the Sea
[First UK Edition.]
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JAMESON, Storm
Journey from the North. Autobiography of Storm Jameson. [Complete set.]
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HARDY, Thomas
Far From the Madding Crowd
With an Etching by H. Macbeth-Raeburn and a Map of Wessex. [Vol. II of 'The Wessex Novels'.]
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SASSOON, Siegfried
Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man [with] Memoirs of an Infantry Officer [with[ Sherston’s Progess
[Mixed Impressions.]
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BARING-GOULD, S.
Grettir the Outlaw. A Tale of Iceland
With Illustrations by M. Zeno Diemar.
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MORTON, H. V.
The Land of the Vikings from Thames to Humber
Illustrated by Frank H Mason.
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DOYLE, Sir Arthur Conan
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. XVI: The Stockbroker’s Clerk. [THIS ADVENTURE ONLY]
[Illustrated by Sidney Paget. From The Strand Magazine, Vol. V, March 1893.]
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DOYLE, Sir Arthur Conan
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. XXIV: The Final Problem. [THIS ADVENTURE ONLY]
[Illustrated by Sidney Paget. From The Strand Magazine, Vol. VI, December 1893.]
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