1908 LEWIS CARROLL. Rare Monosyllabic Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Fine Example. SermonsAn unusually well preserved monosyllabic edition of Lewis Carrolls' classic. Saalfield produced at least three variants of this text, all desirable. This cover appears to be the rarest, and even moreso in this rather smart condition. The nicest example of any of the three states we have been able to trace. [Monosyllabic] Carroll, Lewis. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in Words of One Syllable. Illustrated. Chicago, Akron, New York. Saalfield
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Spurgeon at the Metropolitan Tabernacle
John Yeadon [1764-1833]
after the "country became roused by the discovery of the famous mummy of Tutankhamen
he had already pastored in South Carolina and Midway
] of 443 West Fifth Street
lightly foxed
and went home with him to make sure of him
he immediately began again holding open-air meetings
that there is a part which draweth my regard: - I wish this cherished
from the Daily Atlas
and the South Pacific