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[The Riding of Ninemileburn, in] Blackwood's Magazine No. MCLVIII [1158].

[BUCHAN, John (1875-1940), et al.].

London: William Blackwood and Sons, April 1912. FIRST APPEARANCE. Large octavo, pp.[32], 445-496. In publisher's light brown paper wrappers with titles and contents to front cover. Some expected wear; small losses to spine; very good. The first appearance of a strange tale included in the published collection 'The Moon Endureth' (1912). Item #49069

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