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(ii) A binding of dark green cloth is more frequently seen than that of maroon, but it is fairly certain that the latter is really the first issue. I have come to this conclusion after a study of other publications, for binding which the two types of cloth used for _Miss Macke...
(ii) The second edition of Part II. differs from the first in that there are preliminary pages (viii), of which p. (v) bears a note by the author's son referring to Captain Marr...
2. Part XI./XII. contains four, of which one is a picture title-page.The following advertisement pages, etc., should be found in a complete set. The advertisements at the front of Parts I. to III. are headed “The Vicar of Bullhampton Advertiser.”...
1. Volume II.(ii) A binding of dark green cloth is more frequently seen than that of maroon, but it is fairly certain that the latter is really the first issue. I have come to this conclusio...
6. Part XI. is entitled “The Euphrosyne in the Downs,” but thislegend is omitted altogether in some copies of the book. (_b_) Included in Part XII. is a plate entitled “The Prize at Sheerness.” This underline reads in most copies of the boo...
5. Part XII. should contain 2 pp. publishers' advertisements(i) No plates were issued with Part IX., but six instead of three with Part X. A slip should be found inserted in Part IX. calling attention to the arrangement. My own set shows...
4. Part II. should contain at front publishers' 4 pp. list,3. Part I. should contain at front or back publishers7. Part I. pp. (iv) [enclosing inset title-page printed in red and