Search Results: miscellanies in prose and verse by jonathan swift

UsedVeryGood. signs of little wear on the cover.

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Charles Davis, 1735. ~Original/early blank at each end in additon to pagination cited. Freshly rebound in tan calf, raised bands and gilt lettering to spine. Binding mint, contents Very Good. No ownership marks. This copy has 'Finis' at foot of p.432, but then includes pp.433-80, with the last contents page including the extra material. Pp. *197-*200 interrupt the text with 'Upon the Horrid Plot discover'd by Harlequin' (a poem). This arrangement apparently differs from all the copies listed in Copac, in which the text is said to be continuous, and the starred pagination is said to replace pp.197-200. The first printed page, facing the title-page, is an Advertisement, according to which this volume contains all the Pieces ascribed to Swift in the Dublin edition of his Works, except those which had already been published in the four volumes of Miscellanies printed for Motte and Gilliver, the Drapier's Letters and Gulliver's Travels. Very scarce.. 1st edition. Hardback. Very… Read More

London: T. Woodward & Charles Davis, 1736. ~Original half calf, marbled paper to boards. Spine darkened and with hairline cracks over bands, just starting over front hinge, but holding. Mild wear to board edges. Board corners slightly pushed in. All edges speckled blue, faded. Two ink spots to fore-edges. Small 8vo (10 x 15.8cm). Hinges very slightly tender, but sound. Mild foxing and age-browning. Miscellanies in Prose and Verse was a joint enterprise between Swift and Pope, with contributions by other leading satirists including John Gay and John Arbuthnot. As Swift and Pope explained in the preface to the first vol. of the series, this was an attempt to supplant earlier unauthorised similar editions: 'Having both of us been extreamly ill treated by some Booksellers, (...) it was our Opinion that the best Method we could take for justifying ourselves, would be to publish whatever loose Papers in Prose and Verse, we have formerly written'. The miscellanies, first published between 1727… Read More

London: Printed for Benjamin Motte, 1727-1728. Three volumes. First edition thus, with a preface by Swift and Pope. Contemporary full brown calf, spines lettered in gilt, red labels to spines, and red speckled edges. Good set, with heavy flaking to calf, spine ends lightly chipped, some wear to corners, some rubbing to edges, a bit of loss to spine label on Vol. I (lettering very minimally affected), dampstaining to pp. 32-144 and 222-305 in Vol. I and margins of Vol. II's title page and table of contents page, and just some light spotting and soiling to interiors otherwise. Overall, a sturdy and unrestored set, in a contemporary binding. Miscellanies is a collaborative work by satirists Jonathan Swift, Alexander Pope, mathematician John Arbuthnot, and poet John Gay, the most prominent members of the Scriblerus Club. The Club was formed in 1714, but most of their writings did not appear in print until decades later. As explained in the preface in Vol. I, Swift and his friends decided to publish… Read More

Pickering & Chatto Ltd, 2003. Hardcover. New. 1704 pages. 9.00x6.25x5.75 inches.

London: Printed for John Morphew, near Stationer's-Hall, 1713. Second edition, a paginary reprint of the first, of the same year, but without the gap in pagination at p. 91. [xiv], 414 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Handsome contemporary full mottled calf, spine intricately stamped in gilt, in six compartments, with raised bands. Owner's small, attractive, gilt stamped, octagonalk laether armorial bookplate of J. McCullough Turner on front pastedown. Leather is moderately rubbed on spine, with light wear at crown of spine and tips of corners, else a very good copy, with the text fresh and clean, binding tight. Second edition, a paginary reprint of the first, of the same year, but without the gap in pagination at p. 91. [xiv], 414 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. JONATHAN SWIFT'S MISCELLANIES IN PROSE AND VERSE, 1713. ESTC T39455; Teerink 2 (2)

Benjamin Motte, 1732. Hardcover. Acceptable. Volumes I-IV; dated 1727-1732. Full leather heavily worn; Volume I dated 1728, front board and ffep detached but present; small pencil marks on endpapers; pages toned and foxed; 408 pages. Volume II dated 1727, previous owner's name on title page; pages toned and foxed; 358 pages. Volume III dated 1732; leather covers different than first two volumes; edges worn and external hinges cracked; bookplate on front pastedown; pages toned; no markings, 276 pages followed by The Journal of a Modern Lady (bound in same volume) 100 pages; Volume IV dated 1727 and listed as 'The Last Volume'. (Volumes V and VI were not published until 1738) binding same as Volume III, external hinges cracked; spine cracked down center; edges worn; front board nearly detached; Previous owner's name on title page; pages toned, paginated in sections. Photos available upon request. Additional shipping charges may need to be requested due to size or weight of book.