20918The Bride of Lammermoor;
de Scott, Sir Walter Illustrated
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London, Oxford University Press, 1909;. Hardback. Good+/ no dust jacket. xvi, 419pp with fifty illustrations. Neat prize label on front pastedown. Blue covers with blind embossed decoration on the front with gilt title on front & on sunned spine. .
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- 20918The Bride of Lammermoor;
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- Scott, Sir Walter Illustrated
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- London, Oxford University Press, 1909;
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