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1963ref. 31898Gallimard Jaquette en très bon état Cuir Paris 1963
1958ref. 31899Gallimard Cuir Paris 1958
1970ref. 31900Gallimard Jaquette en très bon état Cuir Paris 1970
1966ref. 39478Gallimard Cuir Paris 1966
1963ref. 39481Gallimard Cuir Paris 1963
ref. 283Paris, Librairie Hachette, 1948-1949, 5 br. in-4° (24,1 x 19,5 cm). Tome I : cahiers 1-45 paginés 1-340, concerne 1675-1701 ; tome II : cahiers 1-45 paginés 1-345, concerne 1701-1708 ; tome III : cahiers 1-44 paginés 1-336, concerne 1708-1711 ; tome IV : cahiers 1-44 paginés 1-336, concerne 1711-1715 ; tome V : cahiers 1-44 paginés 1-337, concerne 1715-1723, avec f. de titre, faux-titre, de justification et d'achevé d'imprimer au début et fin de chaque tome.Exemple n° 343 de cette édition tirées à 2300 exemplaires ; un des 2000 exemplaires sur velin.204 illustrations in et hors-texte de Pierre Brissaud. Hors-texte et entêtes de chaque volume colorées au pochoir, ornements typographiques gravés sur bois, hors-texte légendés sur leur serpente. Cul-de-lampe, numéros de page, lettrines et titres en rouge-brun. Très belle édition, soignée sur les plans graphique et iconographique. Louis de Rouvroy, duc de Saint-Simon (1675-1755) : auteur. Pierre Brissaud (1885-1964) : graveur, illustrateur, peintre français.
1983ref. 34061Maubuisson Paris, Maubuisson 1983. 20 volumes in-8 pleine reliure éditeur rouge très décorées à motifs dorés. Frontispice à chaque volume; Têtes dorées. Un des 1000 exemplaires du tirage de tête limité à 1000 exemplaires, celui ci n° 369. Complet et en parfait état.
ref. 14600A Londres, sans nom, 1755 ; 3 vol. in-12. 2 ff.-321 pp. - 2 ff.-298 pp. - 2 ff.-284 pp. Basane marbrée, dos à nerfs ornés, pièces de titre et de tomaison rouges. 2 coiffes arasées, trous de vers aux dos et coins frottés. Intérieurs frais cependant.
1967ref. 12181967 Paris Mercure de France Collection le Temps Retrouvé 1970 Un volume in°8 broché 251 pages lr7
ref. 61532P., Albin Michel (Collection pour les Jeunes Filles - Choix de Mémoires et Ecrits des Femmes Françaises...), 1925, in 12 cartonnage décoré de l'éditeur, 287 pages ; couverture rempliée.
ref. 69153P., Albin Michel (Collection pour les Jeunes Filles - Choix de Mémoires et Ecrits des Femmes Françaises...), 1925, in 12 broché, 287 pages ; tache marginale pages 16 et 273 ; couverture fanée avec manque de papier.
1992Lost in the fog after a carriage accident, Lady Jane Brooke takes refuge at the home of Lord Wintringham. The starchy lord takes Jane for a governess. When they meet again in London, Jane continues the masquerade. Book
2004What would it take to win her heart? Was Lady Angelina Penrose some grasping harpy? Or the beautiful widow longing for love that others saw? The Earl of Penrose wanted to think the worst. But when he learned otherwise, Frederick doubted he could ever make amends for their unfortunate introduction. Until he spotted Angel at a ball that could ruin her reputation...and he felt honor bound to save her! Abused by her late husband, Angel had come to the risque ball for a little harmless flirtation. And she found it with a mysterious stranger known only as Max. But even under the spell cast by Max's gentle kisses, she sensed there was something disturbingly familiar about her masked lover.... Book
1991"This new selection from the letters is separated into six periods of the writer's life, starting in 1796, when she was twenty, and ending in 1817, the year of her death." Selected and introduced by Penelope Hughes-Hallett. 160p. illus bibliography.index. Donor inscription on ffep, else fine. Book
1993(Harlequin Regency Romance, No 31193) Theodora Waverton had lived quite happily in the country with her widowed mother until the day Alexander Ravensworth galloped into her life. He was the catalyst that exposed the truth of her heritage-and of her prospects. A chance accident to Mr. Ravensworth's ward, Edmund, wrought further changes in her hitherto quiet life and launched her into her first London Season. But Alexander Ravensworth was more than a benevolent presence in her life, as Theodora discovered when she announced her betrothal to Edmund. Book
ref. 19183London,la belle assemblée fashionable magazine,J.BELL 1807,color print
ref. 19184London,la belle assemblée fashionable magazine,J.BELL 1807,color print
ref. 19188London,la belle assemblée fashionable magazine,J.BELL 1807,color print
ref. 19190London,la belle assemblée fashionable magazine,J.BELL 1807,color print
1807ref. 255891807 London,la belle assemblée fashionable magazine,J.BELL 1807 - black and white print,line engraving,
ref. ML3239P, A Colin, 1932 , in8br, 238pp Langue: Français
2000Sir Greville Seton cannot abide women who work as companions. But when he meets his cousin's companion, the lovely Megan Mortimer, the Christmas spirit allows him to embrace the greatest gift of all.... Book
1984'I wish,' Philadelphia Smith said wistfully, 'that something would happen to me.' Nothing ever happened to Philadelphia until she made that wish one fine autumn evening, Her dreams came true that very night when she got more attention than she bargained for: Jamie, her handsome fiance, was tired of waiting to marry her. He was going to jilt Philadelphia that evening - or was she going to jilt him? Mr. Artherton, her rich and jaded neighbor, was enchanted by her fresh young beauty. The more he attempted to console the weeping, distraught Philadelphia, the more he wanted to seduce her. Ferdy, Mr. Atherton's gambling companion, was the blackest sheep in the noblest of families. He had designs on Philadelphia - every one of them evil." Book
1982(Coventry Romances, No 160 0(Coventry Romances, No 160) Admonished by his irate father, young Viscount Ryven was literally driven to find a wife--the only thing that would save his inheritance. And so he decided on Miranda who, though not beautiful, was spirited, bright and charming. Miranda, seeing nothing better in the future, accepted the proposal. It was not a love match. It was a marriage in name only--until Miranda found herself falling in love with her husband.... Book
1972People thought Miss Jonas a very odd lady indeed, still unmarried at fifty, with an outspoken way of talking and a habit of wearing exotic costumes she had picked up in her youthful travels. But Miss Jonas was also very rich, so her relatives tended to tolerate her eccentricities. Until, that is, she astonished everyone by deciding to take in an orphaned refugee from the French Revolution. Then her drunken spendthrift brother Thomas saw the fat inheritance he had been expecting going to some adopted 'French brat', and he began to lay some rather unpleasant plans. Particularly when the 'child' turned out to be Serge, Vicomte de Valmont, a handsome, arrogant, six-foot tall young aristocrat.... Book