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Best.-Nr. 658722 February 1915; 35 Trinity College Dublin. 4to 1 p 22 lines. On aged paper with chipping at extremities neatly repaired with archival tape. Text clear and entire. He thanks him for his 'interesting paper' commenting on the 'Lucretian passage'. Postgate's 're-arrangement . is undoubtedly more attractive & logical than the ordinary arrangment and as such I welcome it: but must we suppose always that artists do as well instinctively as they might if they had taken counsel' 'Ex silentio I judge that all is well with you as far as anything can be well for any of us these terrible times. We are but a fraction of our former self here in T. C. D.' 22 February 1915; 35 Trinity College, Dublin. unknown
1898Best.-Nr. 23817London: Leonard Smithers 1898. First edition. Hardcover. Orig. quarter cream and light brown cloth spine darkened. Very good. 31 pages. 23 x 14 cm. "Of this Edition eight hundred copies have been printed on hand-made paper and thirty copies on Japanese vellum." The last edition to identify the author as "C.3.3." -- Wilde was imprisoned in cell block C landing C Cell 3. This narrative a tale of Charles Thomas Woodbridge's 1896 execution at Reading for the murder of his wife. Three small fade spots front cover and slight crinkling at back cover toward head at fore-edge. Nicks to spine head and foot. Leonard Smithers hardcover
1894Best.-Nr. 22263London: John Lane 1894. First edition. Hardcover. Publisher's full mauve cloth stamped in gilt spine stamped and lettered in gilt. Very good. 154 pages. 27.5 x 16 cm. Limited edition one of 500 with 16 pages of advertisements at end dated March 1894 Cover gilt design florets by Charles Shannon considerably influenced by his lifetime partner Charles Ricketts both of whom produced work for the Doves Press. MASON 364. The play premièred on 19 April 1893 at London's Haymarket Theatre satirizing English upper-class society. Spine dulled spine extremities creased binding tight; a sound copy. John Lane hardcover
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Best.-Nr. LV94569Terapias Verdes . Nuevo. España 2005. Rústica con solapas.SINOPSIS:Stuart Wilde presenta las diez leyes de la abundancia y del dinerodemostrando que es posible acceder a la fortuna sin esfuerzo. Nos descubre los aspectos psicológicos del "juego del dinero" y los más profundos secretos del complejo mundo de la prosperidad. Stuart Wilde nos enseña que podemos ser ricos y espirituales al mismo tiempo y ayudar a los demás a prepararse de tal manera que también sean capaces de participar de la abundancia. Terapias Verdes paperback
1898Best.-Nr. 23925Leonard Smithers. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1898. Stated 2nd Edition. Hardcover. Slim 8vo. London: Leonard Smithers 1898. Slim 8vo 4. 31pp. Printed on hand-made paper on one side of the page with deckle finish. Original quarter white linen mustard boards backstrip lettered in gilt a very good copy slightly soiled and backstrip lightly tanned. . Leonard Smithers hardcover
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Best.-Nr. 18673On letterhead of Peterhouse Staines Middlesex . 22 December 1927. 1p. 4to. In fair condition lightly aged and worn. He begins by expressing pleasure at having been asked to write his name in Tyrrell's copy of his book probably 'Benjamin Disraeli' published in 1926. He also thanks him for 'the kind things said about me in your letter'. He has 'tried to be useful in various ways' and remembers 'the case you mention. Channell tried it & Took was against me & I lost it because my young client asked in the witness box to write certain words wrote "Skiny Kate." I believe it was an honest mistake & that the verdict was wrong.' He ends by thanking him for his 'kindness many years ago to my son' William Francis Clarke 1883-1961 better-known for his work with Naval Intelligence which 'has been justified by his course at the Bar'. He knows that Tyrrell shares 'his father's satisfaction'. On letterhead of Peterhouse, Staines [ Middlesex ]. 22 December 1927. unknown
Best.-Nr. 11436Dover Street; 9 January 1841. 3pp. 12mo. Fair on aged and worn paper. Wilde explains that he had previously written regarding the case but 'by some accident the Letter has been mislaid I believe among my mass of papers and I therefore fear it may not have reached you as I cannot learn who among the Servants dispatched it'. In the lost letter he stated that the wishes of his correspondent 'had been anticipated by the case respecting the Lithgon Family having been answered and also stating that the only point submitted to me regarded the legal presumption of Survivorship among several persons the respective times of whose Deaths could not be ascertained'. The context of the letter has not been discovered. Dover Street; 9 January [1841]. unknown
Best.-Nr. 2485730 September 1974; on letterhead of Westwell House Tenterden Kent. See his entry in the Oxford DNB. The recipient Philip Dosse was proprietor of Hansom Books publisher of a stable of seven arts magazines including Books and Bookmen and Plays and Players. See ‘Death of a Bookman’ by the novelist Sally Emerson editor of ‘Books and Bookmen’ at the time of Dosse’s suicide in Standpoint magazine October 2018. The present item is 2pp 12mo. In good condition lightly aged and folded once for postage. Thirty-one lines of text. Signed ‘H. Montgomery Hyde.’ He thanks Dosse for his note and is ‘so glad the noble Lord O’Neill came up with such a splendid review of Carson’. He is sure O’Neill ‘will be glad to do notices of any other books you feel he may be interested in - particularly of course on Ireland’. He is ‘just off on a brief Visit to Ottawa & New York’ but would like to meet for lunch when he returns. He is ‘sorry to be a bore’ but he must point out that he is owed payment for ‘six contributions from March to August inclusive with one more in the pipe-line for next month!’ His ‘poor wife has been in hospital with breast trouble & it would help to pay the specialist’s fees etc!!’ 30 September 1974; on letterhead of Westwell House, Tenterden, Kent. unknown
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