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227. Copy 2.
23.5 cm.
Presumably a later issue, with the word “Sick”
inserted before “Children” in each of the first
three Questions on the verso of the leaf. See
Handbook, p. 169.
228. [Circular disavowing any connection with a
pseudonym or with any book not published under
the name Dodgson.] [1890.]
Leaflet, printed on first page only. 18 cm.
Begins: “Mr. C. L. Dodgson is so frequently
addressed by strangers. . . .” A variant of the
“Stranger Circular”; see Handbook, p. 168–
169.
229. [Circular asking for the return of poorly printed
copies of the Sixtieth Thousand of Through the
Looking-Glass.]
Single sheet, printed on both sides. 23.5 cm.
Headed Messrs. Macmillan and Co., London,
1894. Begins: “Dear Sir, or Madam, For over
25 years. . . .” Signed Lewis Carroll. Addressed
below signature, “To the Resident Manager of
the [blank]”.
Carroll proposes to give unsold copies to Mechanics’
Institutes, etc., and requests that answers
be filled in to the six questions about the
institution’s needs printed on the verso. A version
of Advertisement. (No. 4).
230. The Collected Verse of Lewis Carroll. With
an Introduction by John Francis McDermott.
New York: E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc. [c1929].
xxxviii, 228 p. 21.5 cm.
“Introduction,” p. xiii–xxxviii.
“First Edition.”
Very light greenish blue boards. Moderate
blue horizontal fine rib cloth spine and corners.
Gold label on front cover and on spine.
Inscribed on free front endpaper: To Morris
L. Parrish from his affectionate cousin Polly
Horsey Christmas 1929.
231. The Collected Verse of Lewis Carroll (The Rev.
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson ). With Illustrations
by Sir John Tenniel, Arthur B. Frost, Henry
C. L. Dodgson
nos. 227–234
Holiday, Harry Furniss, and the Author. London:
Macmillan and Co., Limited, 1932.
xiv, 445, [1] p. Front., illus. 20 cm.
“Preface,” unsigned, p. vii–viii.
Dark blue smooth cloth, front cover blocked in
gold. Bevelled boards. T.e.g.
232. ———. With Illustrations by Sir John Tenniel,
Arthur B. Frost, Henry Holiday, Harry
Furniss, and the Author. New York: The Macmillan
Company, 1933.
xiv, 445, [1] p. Front., illus. 20 cm.
“Preface,” unsigned, p. vii–viii.
Light blue smooth cloth, front cover blocked
as English edition.
233. The Complete Illustrated Works of Lewis Carroll.
Edited by Edward Guiliano. Alice’s Adventures
in Wonderland. Through the Looking-Glass
and What Alice Found There. The
Hunting of the Snark. Rhyme? and Reason?
A Tangled Tale. Alice’s Adventures Under
Ground. Sylvie and Bruno. Sylvie and Bruno
Concluded. Three Sunsets and Other Poems.
Illustrated by John Tenniel, Lewis Carroll, Arthur
B. Frost, Henry Holiday, Harry Furniss,
and E. Gertrude Thomson. New York: Avenel
Books [c1982].
xxii, 868 p., 1 leaf. Front., illus. 23.5 cm.
“This 1982 edition is published by Avenel
Books, distributed by Crown Publishers, Inc.”
“Introduction,” by Edward Guiliano, p. xi–xix.
Deep purplish red fabrikoid.
234. The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll. Illustrated
by John Tenniel. Introduction by Alexander
Woollcott. New York: The Modern Library
[1936].
xi, [3], 1293 p. Illus. 21 cm.
On halftitle: The Modern Library of the
World’s Best Books.
“Introduction,” p. 1–9.
“First Modern Library Edition, 1936.”
Blackish blue smooth cloth, front cover and
spine blocked in silver. Top edges stained black-
ish blue.