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| Picked up these lovelies at a bookstore on the mainland. Unfortunately I don’t remember the name. They are all mint and only $3 each. |
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| According to the Bookselling in America and the World (which I also bought in Maine) this Walpole was the number two bestseller in the U.S. in 1928. |
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| The cover on this one drew me in. |
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| And if I end up liking the other one by Sharp, I will be glad to have purchased this one as well. |
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| This pile of Shute also came from the mainland bookseller I don’t remember. |
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| This one was published in the U.S. to serve as an example no doubt. |
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| Yes, that’s a pig. |
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She's giving the pig a dose of what!? Your thumb is in the way, Thomas!
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Looks like you all had a wonderful time, thanks for sharing! And such great finds too :)
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Darlene: I think it may just say medicine, but I will have to check for you.
Leaning: More finds to come soon.
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I read one Margery Sharp years ago (The Foolish Gentlewoman) and since then have been buying them when I see them cheaply – though not in such nice editions. If you're reading one, I might join in with you… I have both of these.
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