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Mrs Dukes’ Million.

Toronto, The Coach House Press, 1977.

8vo, pp. 365, [3]; publisher’s stiff paper covers with a design by Anne Wyndham-Lewis; a good copy, spine sunned; booklabel of D.G. Bridson, with a few pencilled notes on the last page.

£75

Approximately:
US $102  €86

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First edition, Lewis’s first novel, written in 1908-10 but never before published.

Pound & Grover A49; Morrow & Lafourcade A51.

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