Fables of Aesop according to Sir Roger L'Estrange

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L'Estrange, Roger (translator)

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1931

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I first saw and admired this book at C. Dickens in April at a CAMWS meeting. I am glad I called Jeff Barnes back when I came for the APA meeting in December. There is some water damage and a bit of bowing to this Dickens copy. Now in 1999 I have a better copy, haggled over with Bob Benson and reserved for me from January until the new fiscal year in June. It has the added advantage that the good copy, less bowed than this Dickens copy, also has the original page-slitting knife created for the book. It says Paper Knife for Fables of Aesop. This is a major-league treasure in my collection! AI at the back. L'Estrange's 1692 edition is followed here in spelling but not in the arbitrary use of capital letters and italics. It thus turns out that the Dover reprint is apparently, contrary to what I had thought, a facsimile of this original. I have given this copy its own ID number to keep it in the collection.

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Harrison of Paris
Minton Balch and Company,

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8205 (Access ID)

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