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Tongues of Conscience by Robert Hichens (First US Edition)
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Tongues of Conscience by Robert Hichens (First US Edition)
Authors: Robert Hichens
Location: New York
Publisher: Frederick A. Stokes Company
Date: 1900
Edition: First Edition
Features: First US Edition. No publication date given. Copyright 1898, 1900. Red cloth with gilt stamped lettering and designs; 368 pp. Includes "five stories of remorse carried to morbid extremes", WorldCat summary. "The theme of morality runs through all the stories in this general collection which includes the novella-length tale "Sea of Change", a borderline supernatural piece. The collection also includes the much anthologized story "How Love Came to Professor Guildea" and to further supernatural pieces." - Wilson, Shadows in the Attic, p. 255.
Book Condition: Good: A copy with detached spine cloth. Binding intact. Moderate wear to spine edges and corners. [Owner's] illustrative overlay to front cover partially covers author's name. Owner's name stamped to endpapers.
Notes: WorldCat: earliest publication date 1900 in London and New York; no earlier dates listed.
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Authors: Robert Hichens
Location: New York
Publisher: Frederick A. Stokes Company
Date: 1900
Edition: First Edition
Features: First US Edition. No publication date given. Copyright 1898, 1900. Red cloth with gilt stamped lettering and designs; 368 pp. Includes "five stories of remorse carried to morbid extremes", WorldCat summary. "The theme of morality runs through all the stories in this general collection which includes the novella-length tale "Sea of Change", a borderline supernatural piece. The collection also includes the much anthologized story "How Love Came to Professor Guildea" and to further supernatural pieces." - Wilson, Shadows in the Attic, p. 255.
Book Condition: Good: A copy with detached spine cloth. Binding intact. Moderate wear to spine edges and corners. [Owner's] illustrative overlay to front cover partially covers author's name. Owner's name stamped to endpapers.
Notes: WorldCat: earliest publication date 1900 in London and New York; no earlier dates listed.
HCX23485-1