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Book Description Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Seller Inventory # GOR003881629
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Book Description Paper. Condition: VG. First Thus. When the manager of the coaching house on the Great North Road expresses concern about the overdue stage called the Stamfiord Flyer; little does Robert Fairfax image what he will find down the road at Stangate Hole. 312 pages of mystery and murder set in England in 1761. Cond : Red paper wrapper w/ a foggy image of a white mask as cover graphic. Chipping at all edges and corners. Sm. fray at spine tail. Bright, clean and tight. Binding good w/ sli. twist. No names nor creases nor marks nor tears. Quote (p. 161) : " .gentility of the squares. The Honeyman house was very old, perhaps even thirteenth century, Fairfax thought : mellow stone that seemed to bulge out over the pavement, lancet windows that to his secular mind were inescapably . .". Seller Inventory # 002253
Book Description Paper. Condition: VG+. First Thus. When the manager of the coaching house on the Great North Road expresses concern about the overdue stage called the Stamfiord Flyer; little does Robert Fairfax image what he will find down the road at Stangate Hole. 312 pages of mystery and murder set in England in 1761. Cond : Red paper wrapper w/ a foggy image of a white mask as cover graphic. Chipping at all edges and corners. Bright, clean and tight. Binding good w/ sli. twist. No names nor marks nor tears. Almost giftable ! Quote (p. 161) : " .gentility of the squares. The Honeyman house was very old, perhaps even thirteenth century, Fairfax thought : mellow stone that seemed to bulge out over the pavement, lancet windows that to his secular mind were inescapably . .". Seller Inventory # 002153