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The Green Eye of Goona, Stories of a Case of Tokay.

MORRISON, Arthur (1863-1945).

London: Everleigh Nash, 1904. [Strange tale] FIRST EDITION, first impression. Octavo (19 x 13cm), pp.310. Uncommon 'Times Book Club' binding, incorporating publisher's typography. Tan buckram with black titles. Edges toned, some spotting, no ink names, pale cloth shows handling as expected, spine is toned. Very good. Released in America as 'The Green Diamond'. Morrison is included in the Haycraft Queen Cornerstones list of essential crime fiction writers, his best known title being 'The Hole in the Wall'. This novel is set in India. Item #72716

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