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27. ———. By Lewis Carroll. With Twelve
Full-Page Illustrations in Color From Drawings
by Blanche McManus. New York: M. F.
Mansfield and A. Wessels [c1899].
[5]–121 p. Colored front., colored plates. 25.5
cm.
Illustrated t.p.
Light gray smooth cloth, with a design by the
illustrator on front cover blocked in red and
blue. Top edges stained red. Illustrated (by B.
MacManus) endpapers, printed in red.
28. ——— by Lewis Carroll. With an Introduction
by E. S. Martin. Illustrated by Peter Newell.
New York and London: Harper & Brothers,
1901.
xvii, 192, [1] p. Front., plates. 22.5 cm.
Ornamental borders in moderate olive by Robert
Murray Wright.
“Introduction,” p. xi–xvii.
Yellowish white parchment paper boards, with
a cut of Alice embossed in gold at lower left of
front cover. T.e.g.; other edges untrimmed.
29. ———. By Lewis Carroll. Edited by Florence
Milner. . . . Illustrated by F. Y. Cory. . . .
Chicago, New York, London: Rand, McNally
& Company [c1902].
192 p. Front., plate, illus. 18 cm.
Series halftitle: The Canterbury Classics. . . . edited
under the general supervision of Katharine
Lee Bates.
“Introduction to the Series,” by Katharine
Lee Bates, p. 5–6. “A Biographical Sketch,”
“Notes,” “A Reading List,” “Suggestions to
Teachers,” p. 155–192.
Moderate yellowish brown buckram, with the
Canterbury Classics “coat of arms” blocked in
dark brown on front cover.
Pastedown front endpaper has an illustrated
“bookplate” printed in black on white.
30. ———. Adapted for Very Little Folks from
the Original Story. By Lewis Carroll. With
Thirty-two Coloured Illustrations by John
Tenniel. London: Macmillan and Co., Limited;
C. L. Dodgson
nos. 27–32
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1903.
127, [1] p. Colored front., colored illus. 12.5 cm.
On halftitle: The Little Folks’ Edition.
“In adapting the present edition from the original
work by Mr. Lewis Carroll, only those
portions of the text and the pictures suitable
for very little folks have been used. Although
the story reads continuously, it is, in reality,
but one-sixth of the length of the complete edition,
and contains only a selection of the illustrations.”—“Note,”
p. [5].
Dark red smooth cloth, with a cut of the White
Rabbit (repeated from p. 7) blocked in white,
red, and black on front cover.
31. ———. By Lewis Carroll. With Numerous
Illustrations by Brinsley Le Fanu. London:
“Books for the Bairns” Office [Stead’s Publishing
House], [1907].
120 p. Illus. 17.5 cm.
“Books for the Bairns,” No. 142.
Strong red flexible smooth cloth, with a picture
of the Mad Tea-Party (repeated from p.
57) printed in black on front cover. Binding cut
flush with edges.
Adverts., [2] p. at front and [6] p. at back.
32. ———. By Lewis Carroll. Illustrated by Millicent
Sowerby. London: Chatto and Windus,
1907.
[13], 166 p. Colored front., colored plates,
illus. 21.5 cm.
Series halftitle: The St. Martin’s Illustrated Library
of Standard Authors.
Grayish blue smooth cloth, front cover blocked
in dark blue and gold, with a circular colored
illustration of Alice at the Caucus Race printed
on paper and mounted in the center. T.e.g. Illustrated
endpapers, gold on white.
“Some Books for the Young,” [8] p. at back.
Inscribed on halftitle: To Captain E. F. Harding
with best wishes from Millicent Sowerby
Aug. 1907. Above the inscription is a pencil and
watercolor sketch by the illustrator, signed
with initials.