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The Horse's Mouth.

CARY, Joyce (1888-1957).

London: Michael Joseph, 1944. FIRST EDITION. Octavo. pp. 291. In publisher's orange cloth with silver titles to spine. With original brown dust jacket with green titles. Expected browning to text block; reading lean. Jacket browned to spine; chips to head and tail. Large closed tear to back cover. Front cover very presentable; good overall. The third book in the 'Third Trilogy', preceeded by 'Herself Suprised' (1941) and 'To Be A Pilgrim' (1942). Item #46376

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