Lawrence nehls edward (5 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. Outside edge of pages show a few spots of foxing, some modest foxing to endpapers. otherwise book is very nice, clean and bright, with a solid binding. Dust jacket has tiny chips and moderate wear to all corners, light edgewear, faint toning to spine. otherwise clean and presentable, now protected in a clear cover.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: good. First Edition. Octavo, 614 pages, cloth; rubber stamp on rear free endpaper of Philip Brockington; dj chipped at head of spine. Note: laid in is part of a typed term paper. A monumental achievement. Drawn from the writings of Lawrence himself, composed of a valuable series of hitherto unpublished letters, the fragments now known as the BURNS NOVEL, is published for the first time: these are surrounded by memories of D.H.L. by Bertrand Russell, Aldous Huxley, Norman Douglas, Rebecca West, David Garnett, et alios.…

Hard Cover. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. First Edition. Biography of Lawrence composed of juxtapositions of comments about Lawrence & his work from his friends & contemporaries, and his own writings, from letters, memoirs, & fiction. Three-volume set, complete; hardcovers in jacket, as pictured. Light wear to books, but most of each free front endsheet excised; some shelfwear; jackets price-clipped, rubbed, chipped, torn, creased, scuffed, scratched, spines faded. Texts clean; xxv, blank, 614; xxi, blank, 537; xxxi, blank, 767 pages; notes, brief comments on persons mentioned, b/w plates, index in each volume. A surcharge for expedited or international shipping of this heavy set may be required; please inquire for an accurate quote. Size: Large Octavo. Set.…

hard cover. Condizione: good. no jacket. Published in 1957, 1958, and 1959. xxv, 614pp. / xxi, 537pp. / xxxi, 767pp. With a frontis.& illus. d.w. Red (vol.1), light gray (vol.2), and black (vol.3) cloth. 24x16.5cm. [vol.1] d.w.stained & torn. All edges sunned. Front & rear ep. & fly leaf sunned. Black & red pencil line on many pages. [vol.2] D.w. somewhat stained & sl.chipped. Its spine sunned & rear part damp stained. Covers sl.rubbed at corners & sl.stained. Edges foxed, sl.stained & spotted. E.ps. & flyleaves somewhat spotted. Pencil underlines to almost all pages. Red and blue pencil notations to several pages. [vol.3] D.w.somewhat foxed, stained, rubbed & sl.chipped. Covers sl.rubbed at corners. Edges foxed, sl.stained & spotted. E.ps. & flyleaves somewhat spotted. Light pencil underlines to almost all pages. Red pencil notations to several pages. [02352-102590]. …

The proofs are on one side each of five strips (each approximately 60 x 15.5 cm) of discoloured high-acidity paper. They are in good condition, with a little light creasing, and slight chipping at head of first strip (not affecting text). They are headed 'GALLEY ONE [TWO, THREE, FOUR, EIGHT]'. Text clear and entire. The article reads continuously, with no hiatus between Galleys Four and Eight. Some simple errors indicate that these are early proofs, i.e. 'burned with a difference incandescence' for '[.] different incandescence' and 'Fire filled the whole hearth-place, liking over the edges' for '[.] licking over the edges'. Nehls's Letter (4to, 1 p, 46 lines of text): Good, on lightly aged and creased paper. Describes the 'composite memoir' he has spent some years compiling. Asks if he can use Patmore's memoir in his work, and whether she has letters or photographs to lend him. Regarding his 'project' he writes: 'I'm proud of it, I am indeed. And I can say this without undue egoism, for I didn't write the books -- I only collected, arranged, and edited the contributions. I think it speaks well for Lawrence that almost everyone I have approached has been willing to help.' Accompanied by a release form (4to, 1 p), signed by Nehls and by Patmore (dated by her 22 June 1957). Cooper's Letter (12mo, 1 p, 22 lines of text): Good, on lightly aged and creased paper. The editor of the London Magazine, John Lehmann, is away, but there should be no problem with the republication of the article, 'as The London Magazine only takes first serial rights in its contributions, and after that the rights in them are the author's'. Image on application.…