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New York: Liveright, 1994. First Printing. Fine/Near Fine. First printing with complete number line on copyright page, no indication of printing year aside from 1994. Edited by George J. Firmage. Revised, corrected, and expanded edition containing all the published poetry. In original, unclipped ($50.00), jacket with light creasing at head and tail of the spine. Black paper over boards with gilded lettering on the spine. Solid and square with some pushing at head of spine. The interior is tight, crisp, clean and clear.  Pages: (34) 1102     Dimensions: 9½ x 7 x 2(1/8).

New York: Liveright, 1994. First Thus. Fine/Near Fine. Edited by George J. Firmage. Revised, corrected, and expanded edition containing all the published poetry. In original, unclipped ($50.00), jacket with light creasing at head and tail of the spine. Cream paper over boards with burgundy quarter cloth spine. Debossed initials on the front and gilded lettering on the spine. Solid and square with a small bump at head of spine. Small marginal tear to page 191/192, otherwise crisp, clean, and clear internally.  Pages: (34) 1102     Dimensions: 9½ x 7 x 2(1/8).

Franklin Center, Pennsylvania: The Franklin Library, 1977. 1st Thus. As New. First edition thus from the Franklin Library and part of The 100 Greatest Masterpieces of American Literature, limited edition. Navy blue leather covers with gilded designs to front, spine, and back covers. Gilt fore edges. Purple/indigo silk moiré endpapers and navy blue satin bookmark. Very tight spine, unread condition. Endpapers are purple closer to the edges and deep indigo closer to the middle. Pages are unnumbered; contains 315 poems.

New York: Simon and Schuster, 1980. 2nd. Very Good. Second printing based on number line. In original, unclipped, dust jacket in mylar with a tear on the lower right front and chipping to edges of spine. Remainder stamp on bottom. Black paper over boards, black cloth spine, gilded lettering on spine, and minor spotting to cloth. Interior is clean, clear, and crisp.

New York: Farrar, Straus, & Giroux, 1966. First Edition. Very Good+/Good. Drawn from her lifetime writings by Robert Phelps. Translated by Herma Briffault, Derek Coltman, and others. Provides snippets and parts of a large body of autobiographical works written by Colette. Stated first printing on copyright page In original, clipped, jacket in protective sheet. Some chipping to edges, slight darkening overall, tail of spine cut out. Bound in a rust cloth with darkened gilded lettering and design on front and spine. Rubbing at tail of spine and corners. Long edge deckled. Interior very lightly toned, clean, and clear.  Pages: (36) 505     Dimensions: 8½ x 6 x 1¾    .

Oxford: Leo N. Lichfield, Printer to the University, and are to be sold by Richard Davis, 1682. 6th. Fine. Excellently rebound in brown leather with gilded frame around covers likely late 20th century - as new binding. Five raised bands with gilded stamps, title of "Prideaux on Histories", and printing year in gilding. New end papers added. Light brown toning to pages, all text present and legible. Complete with, "A Synopsis of Councels," printed 1681. Pages: 498  Dimensions: 6 x 7¾ x 1½ .

New York: Bantam Books, 1987. Later Printing. As New. Third printing from The Agatha Christie Mystery Collection. Black leatherette over boards with gilding on the front and spine. Marbled end papers. The interior is clean, clear, and crisp. Pages: (8) 199    Dimensions: 8¾ x 5¾ x ⅝.

Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1926. First Edition. Fine/Good. First trade edition, in original unclipped ($3.00) jacket in protective sheet. Jacket is split along the front hinge, a few short tears, pencil mark to front, lightly sunned spine, and light chipping at head and tail of spine.  Bound in ribbed cloth over boards with seal on the front cover and gilding on the spine, lightly rubbed in places. Solid and square. The interior is lightly and evenly toned, otherwise it is clean and clear with no internal markings, inscriptions, or bookplates. A gathering of writing mostly from the 1880's and published while Hearn was in New Orleans.  Pages: (22) 356     Dimensions: 8½ x 6 x 1⅜  .

New York: The Modern Library, 1931. 1st Thus, 2nd print or later. Very Good. Introduction by James Truslow Adams. No dust jacekt. Some staining and discoloartion to boards, cornerns just bumped with some very light fraying. Inscriptions in pencil on half-title; small inscription and signature on title. Text is lightly toned, otherwise clear.

New York: The Modern Library, 1946. 2nd Thus. Very Good. Second thus, later printing based on covers. Introduction by James Truslow Adams. No dust jacekt. Very good boards. Signature on half-title, otherwise the interior is clean and clear.

New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1934. Later Edition. Good. Dark blue cloth over boards. Signed on first blank by Mary L. Kelly, October 5, 1937, Temple Univ. Very good condition. Clean pages and tightly bound. Back cover reinforced on the interior with fabric tape.

New York: The Modern Library, 1931. 1st Thus, 2nd print or later. Very Good. Introduction by James Truslow Adams. Good+ to very good, but price-clipped, dust jacket with minor scuffing and some creases and scuffing at head and tail of spine. Very good boards with some light discoloration at spine. Interior clean and clear.

New York: Twayne /publishers, Inc, 1969. First Edition. Very Good-. In original jacket in mylar. Ex-Library book with associated stamps and marks. Jacket glued to boards. Some pencil notess to blanks and non-text pages. Otherwise it is a very good and solid copy regarding this 18th century author.  Pages: 173   Dimensions: 8¼ x 5⅝ x ¾ .

New York: Twayne /publishers, Inc, 1969. First Edition. Very Good+. Lacking the jacket.  Some pencil notes to blanks and non-text pages. Other than a stamp on the copyright and removal of a card slot in the rear, you couldn't tell it was an ex-library book. Red covers with silver letters and lion. Fine condition save for notes. Pages: 173   Dimensions: 8¼ x 5⅝ x ¾.

New York: Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc, 1940. 1st American. Good. Green cloth over boards, no dust jacket. Illustration on front cover and spine. Author, title, and publisher on spine. Significant rubbing and shelf wear including some fraying at edges and corners. Deckled long fore edge, rough cut bottom edge, stained top edge. Inerior lightly toned with clean and clear text. Some spots to margins.

Woodstock: The Overlook Press, 2010. 1st Thus. As New. Light blue cloth over boards. Author, title, and publisher in gild on spine; unclipped dust jacekt.  Pages: 228 (12) Dimensions: 7½ x 5¼ x ⅞.

New York: The Modern Library, 1951. 2nd Thus. Very Good. With an introduction by E. Aubert Mooney, Jr. (Associate Professor of English, University of Maryland). Second or later edition from The Modern Library. In original, clipped, dust jacket in mylar with creasing, chipping, and rubbing. Grey cloth over boards with gilded lettering in and frames around green labels on front and spine. Top fore edge stained light green. Rubbing to edges. Interior is clean and clear.

New York: The Modern Library, 1951. 2nd Thus. Good. With an introduction by E. Aubert Mooney, Jr. (Associate Professor of English, University of Maryland). Second or later edition from The Modern Library. No jacket. Grey cloth over boards with gilded lettering in and frames around green labels on front and spine. Top fore edge stained light green. Rubbing to edges, a few spots, and slightly cocked. front edpapers split, but all holding fine. Interior is clean and clear.

New York: The Modern Library, 1932. 2nd or later. Good+. With an introduction by Esther Cloudman Dunn. No jacket. Grey cloth over boards with gilded lettering inside red labels on front and spine; gilding rubbed, corners frayed, and some bumping. Overall binding holding tightly. Interior is lightly toned, otherwise it is clean and clear. Contains: "The Tragical Hitory of Doctor Faustus" by Christopher Marlowe, "The Shoemaker's Holiday" by Thomas Dekker, "A Woman Killed with Kindness" by Thomas Heywood, " Volpone, Or The Fox, A Comedy" by Ben Johnson, "The Maid's Tragedy" by Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher, "The Duchess of Malfi" by John Webster, "A New Way To Pay Old Debts" by Philip Massinger, and "Tis Pity She's A Whore" by John Ford. Pages: (16) 721  Dimensions: 7¼ x 5 x 1⅛.

New York: The Modern Library, 1957. 2nd Thus. Very Good. Translated, with an introduction, by Morris Bishop, Cornell University. Contains: "The Precious Damsels," "The School For Wives," "The Critique of The School for Wives," "The Versailles Impromptu," "Tartuffe," "The Misanthrope," "The Physician in Spite of Himself," and "The Would-Be Gentleman." Second or later edition from The Modern Library. No jacket. Green cloth over boards with debossed device on front and gilded lettering on spine. Corners just bumped and some minor rubbing. Interior slightly toned, otherwise clean and clear.