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Captain Sentimental: And Other Stories by Edgar Jepson (First Edition)
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Captain Sentimental: And Other Stories by Edgar Jepson (First Edition)
Authors: Edgar Jepson
Location: London
Publisher: Mills & Boon, Limited
Date: 1911
Edition: First Edition
Features: Published 1911, stated. No later printings mentioned. Olive green cloth with gilt stamped lettering to front panel; dark green spine lettering. Publisher's log blind stamped to front panel; bottom edges untrimmed; 317 pp. Publisher's adverts laid in at rear. Collection of stories "This is a collection of short stories of which the first, which gives its name to the book, is hardly the best. That distinction is reserved for " Marsh Horny," into which the author has contrived to get more than a touch of the rather uncanny charm of Romney Marsh. "Heroic Polly " is also a good story, though the massacre at the end of it is too complete for most people's tastes. On the other hand "Mrs. Busby-Glaisher's Awakening" is disagreeable in every sense of the word, and it is difficult to find out quite what the author is driving at in the end." - The Spectator Archive 4/22/1911
Book Condition: Very Good+: A firm copy with mild wear to spine edges and corners. Moderate wear to spine cloth; sunning to spine. Mild foxing to fore and bottom edges of text block with occasional mild foxing to page margins. No jacket present.
Notes: fantasticfiction: "English author who largely wrote mainstream adventure and detective fiction, but also supernatural and fantasy stories. Sometimes used the pseudonym R. Edison Page."
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Authors: Edgar Jepson
Location: London
Publisher: Mills & Boon, Limited
Date: 1911
Edition: First Edition
Features: Published 1911, stated. No later printings mentioned. Olive green cloth with gilt stamped lettering to front panel; dark green spine lettering. Publisher's log blind stamped to front panel; bottom edges untrimmed; 317 pp. Publisher's adverts laid in at rear. Collection of stories "This is a collection of short stories of which the first, which gives its name to the book, is hardly the best. That distinction is reserved for " Marsh Horny," into which the author has contrived to get more than a touch of the rather uncanny charm of Romney Marsh. "Heroic Polly " is also a good story, though the massacre at the end of it is too complete for most people's tastes. On the other hand "Mrs. Busby-Glaisher's Awakening" is disagreeable in every sense of the word, and it is difficult to find out quite what the author is driving at in the end." - The Spectator Archive 4/22/1911
Book Condition: Very Good+: A firm copy with mild wear to spine edges and corners. Moderate wear to spine cloth; sunning to spine. Mild foxing to fore and bottom edges of text block with occasional mild foxing to page margins. No jacket present.
Notes: fantasticfiction: "English author who largely wrote mainstream adventure and detective fiction, but also supernatural and fantasy stories. Sometimes used the pseudonym R. Edison Page."
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