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HAND COLOURED PRINTS by Pamela Colman Smith, of
Miss Ellen Terry:—
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A BROAD SHEET—For the Year 1902: With Pictures by Pamela
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AUBREY BEARDSLEY’S DRAWINGS. A Catalogue and a List of
Criticisms. By A. E. Gallatin. With Plates, some hitherto unpublished. Demy 4to,
12 by 9 inches. £1 net. Limited to 100 copies for Great Britain. Also a few L.P. copies
interleaved and bound in vellum, £1 10s. net. Both editions printed on hand-made paper.
JACK B. YEATS’S PLAYS FOR THE MINIATURE STAGE.
THE TREASURE OF THE GARDEN: A Play in the Old Manner.
By Jack B. Yeats. With Illustrations coloured by the Author. 4to. 5s. net.
JAMES FLAUNTY; or, The Terror of the Western Seas. A Drama
in the Old Manner. By Jack B. Yeats. With Illustrations (wrapper hand-coloured)
by the Author. Fcap. 8vo. Is. net. Copies coloured throughout by the Author may be
had, price 5s. net.
JOURNAL OF EDWARD ELLERKER WILLIAMS, Companion of
Shelley and Byron in 1821 and 1822. With an Introduction by Richard Garnett, C.B.,
LL.D. With Collotype Portraits, ＆c. Crown 8vo, 3s. 6d. net.
“Of deep interest to all lovers of Shelley. The complete diary of the famous ‘Williams,’
the friend of Shelley
and Byron for eighteen months in 1821-22, and Shelley’s companion in death. Hitherto
in its entirety known
only to biographers of the poets, now made available to all.”＆Outlook.
THE WIND AMONG THE REEDS. By W. B. Yeats. Crown
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WITH ELIA AND HIS FRIENDS IN BOOKS AND DREAMS.
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and sympathy shown by Mr. Rogers in his book＆where quaint and beautiful thoughts,
as well as sound criticism
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