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Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth.
Longfellow's Complete Poems, Illustrated
Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company,
1883, Hard Cover,
Condition: Good Plus, This Household Edition contains his three long poems in dramatic form, The Divine Tragedy, The Golden Legend, and the New England Tragedies, which were formerly published in a separate volume under the general title of Christus: a Mystery, (publishers' note). Frontispiece Longfellow 1879. Full page black and white illustrations throughout. Green cloth boards and spine, gilt decorations, boards worn, mild stains, spine ends frayed. Hinges shakey, binding firm. Inscription to front e.p. First few pages mild soil, mainly marginal, page 101 closed edge tear, page 313 loose in binding. Circa late 1800's, title page missing, index intact. Rear e.p. torn. Text nice and clean, binding tight, slightly cocked. sm 8 vo, 677 pages
(Henry, Wadsworth, Longfellow, Poetry, 19th, Century, Poets, The Divine, Tragedy, The Golden, Legend, New, England, Tragedies, Longfellow, Poetry, Illustrated, Antique, Poetry, Books) Cat No. 1504.
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20.00
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Scott, Sir Walter.
The Heart of Midlothian (Everyman's Library 134)
London, J. M. Dent., Everyman's Library,
1932, Hardcover,
Condition: Very Good/Very Good, 1737 Scotland; between two wars, British oppression was everywhere. The story of two young men who defied the government by smuggling goods across the Scottish border, since they considered English import duties "an unjust aggression upon their ancient liberties. Caught in the act, imprisoned in Tolbooth Prison, Edinburgh (nicknamed The Heart of Midlothian). Red cloth boards and spine, gilt to spine. DJ red, chips to upper and lower spine ends, small closed edge tears. Decorated e.p., previous owners name to top edge of e.p. Text very clean, solidly bound. 12 mo 540 p. Notes, glossary to rear.
(Sir, Walter, Scott, English, Literature, Everyman, S, Library, Books, Scottish, Literature, Scotland, 18th, Century, Tolbooth, Prison, Edinburgh, Scotsman, And British, Oppression, 18th, Century) Cat No. 1505.
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18.00
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Scott, Sir Walter.
The Heart of Midlothian (Everyman's Library 134)
London, J. M. Dent., Everyman's Library,
1932, Hardcover,
Condition: Very Good/Very Good, 1737 Scotland; between two wars, British oppression was everywhere. The story of two young men who defied the government by smuggling goods across the Scottish border, since they considered English import duties "an unjust aggression upon their ancient liberties. Caught in the act, imprisoned in Tolbooth Prison, Edinburgh (nicknamed The Heart of Midlothian). Red cloth boards and spine, gilt to spine. DJ red, chips to upper and lower spine ends, small closed edge tears. Decorated e.p., previous owners name to top edge of e.p. Text very clean, solidly bound. 12 mo 540 p. Notes, glossary to rear.
(Sir, Walter, Scott, English, Literature, Everyman, S, Library, Books, Scottish, Literature, Scotland, 18th, Century, Tolbooth, Prison, Edinburgh, Scotsman, And British, Oppression, 18th, Century) Cat No. 1505.
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18.00
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Scott, Sir Walter.
The Heart of Midlothian (Everyman's Library 134)
London, J. M. Dent., Everyman's Library,
1932, Hardcover,
Condition: Very Good/Very Good, 1737 Scotland; between two wars, British oppression was everywhere. The story of two young men who defied the government by smuggling goods across the Scottish border, since they considered English import duties "an unjust aggression upon their ancient liberties. Caught in the act, imprisoned in Tolbooth Prison, Edinburgh (nicknamed The Heart of Midlothian). Red cloth boards and spine, gilt to spine. DJ red, chips to upper and lower spine ends, small closed edge tears. Decorated e.p., previous owners name to top edge of e.p. Text very clean, solidly bound. 12 mo 540 p. Notes, glossary to rear.
(Sir, Walter, Scott, English, Literature, Everyman, S, Library, Books, Scottish, Literature, Scotland, 18th, Century, Tolbooth, Prison, Edinburgh, Scotsman, And British, Oppression, 18th, Century) Cat No. 1505.
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18.00
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Alfred Lord Tennyson, Edited By Hallam Lord Tennysn.
Enoch Arden and in Memoriam, the Works of Alfred Lord Tennyson, Annotated
London, Macmillan & Co., Ltd,
1909, Hard Cover,
Condition: Near Fine, In Memoriam was among Tennyson's major poetic achievements; the elegy mourning the death of his friend Arthur Hallam, (1850). Enoch Arden (1864) was based on a true story of a sailor thought drowned at sea who returned home after several years to find that his wife had remarried. Maroon cloth boards and spine, gilt to spine. An Eversley Edition. Very clean white text, solidly bound, no writing. sm 8vo 265 p
(Enoch, By, Alfred, Lord, Tennyson, Poetry, Of, The Sea, Memorial, Poetry, British, Poets, English, Literature, Arthur, Hallam, Tennyson, S, In Memoriam, Love, Poems, Mounring, Poetry) Cat No. 1506.
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18.00
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