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Paris, France: Flammarion, 1956. The dj shows considerable tears, some of which have been taped, and a 1" chip on front lower edge at spine fold.. Purple boards are fine. Interior is tight and unmarked except prior owner's name on front free endpaper. 160 pp. Buyer please note: THIS BOOK IS IN FRENCH, TRANSLATED FROM DANISH, NOT ENGLISH.. First Thus. Cloth. Very Good/Fair. Illus. by Puissant, Jacqueline (trans.). 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

Northwestern Press, 1939. The wraps show light wear on front and edges changing to moderate wear at spine. There is a 1" segment missing from top of spine, a tear near the middle, and an abrasion at the bottom, perhaps from the removal of tape. Lower rear corner is bumped and front has diagonal crease at the bottom corner. There is alse a vertical split about 2" in length on the front and on the flyleaf near spine. A similar split is evident at the top of the flyleaf. Usual library markings include sticker on spine, stamp (Lethbridge Separate Schools) on flyleaf, and laid-in pocket at rear. On the front and on the title page there are laid-in seller stickers (Drama Guild Publishers), with the one on the front having had a couple of places peeled off, though this has not affected wrap under sticker. The interior is relatively tight except for two pages at each of the very front and back which have loosened from staples but are still held in place by glued spine. The top corner of… Read More