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LE GALLIENNE, Richard. HAZLITT, William. Liber Amoris. Or the New Pygmalion. , 1894.

Price: US$83.15 + shipping

Description: With Additional Matter Now Printed for the First Time from the Original Manuscripts. Second edition. Large 8vo., original brown cloth, spine lettered in gilt. With an Introduction by Richard Le Gallienne. N. pl. [London]: N. pub. [John Lane], Binding B, with ??THE BODLEY HEAD? enclosed in line-border, at foot of spine. A fine copy but for modest bumping to the lower fore-edge corners.

Seller: Maggs Bros. Ltd ABA, ILAB, PBFA, BA, London, United Kingdom

HAZLITT, William.:. Liber Amoris or The New Pygmalion. With additional matter now printed for the first time from the original manuscripts. With an introduction by Richard Le Gallienne. [Portrait by Thomas Bewick, three further plates]. Privately Printed, [London,] 1894., 1894.

Price: US$83.41 + shipping

Condition: Very Good

Description: One of 500 copies. 38, 364pp., sm 4to in eights, the second binding of green buckram, 'The Bodley Head' at foot of spine. One bruised corner, a little faded, but a nice, fresh copy. Edited anonymously by W. Carew Hazlitt, and an important edition, printed from the manuscript, with the addition of eleven letters from Hazlitt to his confidant P.G. Patmore, a letter from Sarah Walker to Hazlitt, and five letters from Hazlitt's wife together with her 'Journal of my Trip to Scotland'. It was the inclusion of the letters that moved Augustine Birrell to write that 'they make the subject intolerable . . . the Liber Amoris now sinks below the stage, and joins the realm of things unspeakable - "vile kitchen stuff," fit only for the midden'.

Seller: Charles Cox Rare Books , Bude, United Kingdom