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Warner, Susan Pine Needles
N.Y. Hurst & Co. 1891 Reprint Hard Cover Good Plus No Jacket
Original light green cloth decorated in black and red with three Victorian women. Previous owner's name, minor bumps and marks, yet solid and easily readable. 346 pp.
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20.00 USD
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Wetherell, Elizabeth (Susan Bogert Warner) Queechy
London George Routledge and Sons, Limited Ruby Series Hard Cover Good Plus No Jacket Colour Front. Uncredited
Original illustrated blue cloth on boards. Ruby Series. Would grade Very Good except for tear full width of p. 281. Previous owners' names (2). Fleda is a Vermont orphan who is sent to Europe to live with an aunt when her grandfather dies. The aunt's family loses their fortune and returns to America, where Fleda goes "back to the land" to support her family. Text tanning. Small print. 642 pp.
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25.00 USD
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Warner, Susan The Little Camp on Eagle Hill (Warne's Star Series)
London Frederick Warne and Co. 1887 Hard Cover Fair to Good No Jacket
Original highly decorated green cloth on boards. Front endpaper missing. The author (1819-1895) was widely-known for her first novel,The Wide Wide World, which she wrote under the pseudonym of Elizabeth Wetherell in 1850. A little less successful was her Queechy two years later. It is interesting to note that her lawyer father had lost his business in the Panic of 1837, thus pressuring his elder daughter to help support the remaining family ( His wife, Anna Bartlett, had died while Susan was still young). Notwithstanding the success of her first novel and the only slightly less successful Queechy, Susan turned out two dozen more novels and several religious studies before her death. She is perhaps the best-known American female author of the antebellum period, although some would give that place to Harriet Beecher Stowe. As with other Warner books, this one has a definite religious foundation. The first chapter is spent by the five adults around the living room fire discussing whether or not the children really understand the Lord's Prayer even though they repeat it every night. Previous owner's name and some tiny, childish pencil drawings. Apparently scarce. 205 pp.
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45.00 USD
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Wetherell, Elizabeth (Susan Bogert Warner) The Wide, Wide World
London George Routledge and Sons 1890 Hard Cover Good No Jacket Uncredited Colour Plates
Original red cloth pictorially decorated in green and black on boards. This was the author's first and most famous of some 20 novels. Previous owner's name scribbled through. Front endpaper missing. Short cover tears at foot of hinges. 584 pp.
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15.00 USD
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