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small edition of Edgar Allan Poe's 1843 detective fiction short story following William Legrand who becomes fixated on an unusual gold-colored bug he has discovered
A charming and witty memoir of growing up in late Victorian Cambridge written by the granddaughter of Charles Darwin
with light tanning to spine and bumping to extremities
The Pale Horse Agatha Christie 250 and 321)The Pale Horse, by Agatha Christie. London: The Crime Club by Collins, 1961. First UK edition, first impression. Publisher's red binding, black lettering to spine, plain endpapers; in original, unclipped dust wrapper showing price 15s. net to front flap. Very good copy, binding with a slight lean but secure, pages clean and uninscribed, with bumping to corners and spine tips, a little foxing to edges, and a handful of spine breaks throughout. In a