Withyford: An Exmoor StoryChatto & Windus, 1908 - 248 páginas |
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Withyford: An Exmoor Story Arthur O. Fisher,George Denholm Armour,Robert Hugh Buxton Sin vista previa disponible - 2009 |
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A. C. SWINBURNE arrived bay horse Benjamin Books buckram CHATTO & WINDUS cloth limp Coloured coomb Crown 8vo cubbing Cyrus Cyrus's Dagonet decided Demy 8vo Dick thought Dick's doctor dremmed E. W. KEMBLE Exmoor eyes F. J. FURNIVALL face farmer Fcap Feathers feet felt field flat back Forrard front Frontispiece gallop gilt edges gilt top going grass grey half-cloth hand head hill horn horse hounds hunt huntsman Illus illustrated boards instant knew Lady letter London looked Love lunch mare MARTIN'S LANE master medium 8vo Molly Molly's moor moorland morning moved never night Novels once pace pack picture boards picture cloth Plates Poems pony POPULAR EDITIONS Portrait Post 8vo Potts racing ride rider round saddle scent seemed Shakespeare side sport Squire stag Stories straight Tattenham Corner tell tions Translated turned Vols W. W. SKEAT watched whip Withyford wood Yards
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