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Five novels by Charles Lever. Unjacketed hardbacks, cloth covers as shown with this listing are rubbed, bumped and scuffed, cracking on back hinge of The O'Donoghue and St. Patrick's Eve. Gilt tops, rough-cut edges (edges are aged), illustrations have tissue guards. Previous owner bookplate on front endpapers, also the signature of previous owner. The spines have paper labels with author title etc., and allthe volumes have an extra label tucked in at the back of the book. Your purchase helps our small public library. pi (O-K3)
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Charles Lever's Novels of Irish Life: Barrington and the Tales of the Trains V/1, Lord Kilgobbin, Luttrell of Arran V/1, Sir Brook Fossbrooke V/1, The O’Donoghue and St. Patrick's Eve: Introduction by Andrew Lang
by Charles Lever
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Barrington: Tales of the Trains
by Charles James Lever
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- 9781345112344 / 1345112343
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