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Part of the English Men of Letters series. Biography of John Milton by Mark Pattison.
Hardcover red lettering is faded on the spine. Personal note on inside front blank page.

Good condition, no dust jacket. Minor fading and wear to cover edges. Front hinge is cracked. Some pages have creased corners.

Old library volume. Good condition for its age. Cloth-covered boards with gold leafing show some fading and staining. Front joint is cracked, but binding is still good. Tissue page present. Normal browning of pages. 656 pages.

1944, First edition, 7th printing. Tight biding. Slightly bent covers with moderate wear. Marking on inside of front cover and blank page.

Binding is solid. No handwriting or marking inside. Cover shows fading and slightly bent corners. Foxed pages. Front end page missing.

Binding is still intact. Boards are in good shape with some minor wear and marking. Front blank pages have handwriting. Pages show normal yellowing from age.

Blue cover has faded silver embossing on the spine and wear on the corners. Pages have foxing. School library stamp on inside cover and title page. Last index page has torn corner.

Good condition. Rear inside cover seam is cracked, but all pages remain bound together. Price penciled in upper corner of inside cover page. Some moderate wear on the cloth covers. Kim, novel by Rudyard Kipling, published in 1901. Kim, Kipling's final and most famous novel, chronicles the adventures of an Irish orphan in India who becomes the disciple of a Tibetan monk while learning espionage from the British secret service. The book is noteworthy for its nostalgic, colourful depiction of Indian culture, especially the diverse exotica of street life. - (Encyclopedia Britannica)

Illustrated 1911 printing. Good condition. Cloth-covered boards are in good shape with minor fading and corner fraying. Joint pages are cracked, but binding still tight. Owner's name penciled on front cover page. Some light browning of pages. Tissue cover is intact. 422 pages.

Good condition. Some moisture stains on the cover. The front hinge and cover page are a little loose. Otherwise very solid and tight binding. All pages are clean with very slight browning.

English commentary on the classic German drama "Wilhelm Tell" by Friedrich Schiller, with vocabulary.
Fair condtion. Embossed cover is bent and shows wear, but binding is intact. Personal notes written on inside blank cover pages.

Joint inside at title page is cracked with loose page. Otherwise in very good shape. All other pages tightly bound. Red cloth boards are in great shape with light wear. Spine is somewhat faded. Small handwriting in upper corner of first blank page.