 | H. B. Nisbet, Claude Rawson - 2005 - 978 páginas
...novel, 'I find the Booksellers will give nothing worth taking for it . . . They say they do not dispute the Merit of it, but that while the Public continue...thing as a good one, they do not think an Author can reasonably expect that they will make a Difference in the Price' (to Richard Griffith, Genuine Letters... | |
 | Cheryl Turner - 1992 - 276 páginas
...Booksellers will give nothing worth taking for it. Mr. J has tried them. They say that they do not dispute the Merit of it, but that while the Public continue equally to buy a bad 92 Thing as a good one, they do not think an Author can reasonably expect that they will make a Difference... | |
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I find the Booksellers will give nothing worth taking for it. Mr. J has tried them. They say that they do not dispute the Merit of it, but that while the Public continue equally to buy a bad thing as a good one, they do not think an Author can reasonably... 