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University Library. The original is described
in the Handbook, p. 105.
In the author’s hand, above the printed title:
Lanrick. “The muster-place be Lanrick mead.”
Rule 1 is also changed in the author’s hand.
356. Lanrick. A Game for Two Players. [1880.]
Single sheet, printed on one side. 22 cm.
Signed Lewis Carroll.
The rules of the game, numbered 1 through 6.
Epigraph below title: ‘The muster-place be
Lanric mead.’ With a “k” inserted in purple
ink to read “Lanrickmead”. Dated “Dec. 1880”
in purple ink in the author’s hand in upper
right-hand corner.
357. … ———.
In The Monthly Packet, [edited by Charlotte M.
Yonge, Dec. 1880. London: Walter Smith.]
Pages 613–614. 22 cm.
Appended to “A Tangled Tale. Answers to
Knot iii,” p. 610–613. Signed Lewis Carroll.
Extracted with the leaves of A Tangled Tale
and bound. See No. 546.
Dark blue diagonal straight-grain morocco
cloth. Darker blue morocco spine and corners.
Sprinkled edges, red.
358. … ———. Second Edition.
In The Monthly Packet, edited by Charlotte M.
Yonge, Third Series, No. 8, Aug. 1881. London:
Walter Smith.
Pages 198–199. 22 cm.
Signed Lewis Carroll.
Very light greenish blue illustrated wrappers.
359. Copy 2.
The leaves extracted and bound in chronological
order with the leaves of A Tangled Tale,
also extracted from The Monthly Packet. See
No. 546.
Dark blue diagonal straight-grain morocco
cloth. Darker blue morocco spine and corners.
Sprinkled edges, red.
360. … ———. Third Edition.
In The Monthly Packet, edited by Charlotte M.
C. L. Dodgson
nos. 355–365
Yonge, Third Series, No. 11, Nov. 1881. London:
Walter Smith.
Page 512. 22 cm.
Unsigned, but appears on the verso of the last
leaf of an installment of A Tangled Tale, which
is signed Lewis Carroll.
Very light greenish blue illustrated wrappers.
361. Copy 2.
Extracted with the leaves of A Tangled Tale
and bound. See No. 546.
Dark blue diagonal straight-grain morocco
cloth. Darker blue morocco spine and corners.
Sprinkled edges, red.
362. Lawn Tennis Tournaments. The True Method
of Assigning Prizes with a Proof of the Fallacy of
the Present Method. By Charles L. Dodgson. . . .
London: Macmillan and Co., 1883.
[2], 9 p. 19 cm.
No wrappers; stitched.
Advert., verso of p. 9.
363. A Lesson in Latin.
In The Jabberwock, Vol. [1], No. 5, June 1888.
Boston: Fourth Class, ’91, of the Girls’ Latin
School.
Page 2. 30 cm.
A poem, signed Lewis Carroll.
The issue is incorrectly numbered Vol. 2, No.
5.
“A Friend Worth Having” includes the text
of a typewritten letter from Lewis Carroll to
“Dear Young Friends,” enclosing the poem,
dated May 17, 1888, p. [1]–2.
In a volume containing Vols. 1–4 (1888–91) of
the school paper.
Black horizontal cord cloth.
364. Copy 2.
Clipped one half of p. [1] and 2 containing
above two contributions by Lewis Carroll.
365. [Letter from Mabel.] [Oxford, 1880.]
Single sheet, printed on one side. 18 cm.
Cyclostyled. Dated Edinborough, February 14.
Begins: “My dear Emily. . . .”