The School for Scandal and St. Patrick's Day Agatha Christie 33 in volume II and

33 in volume II and 32 in volume III)

Both volumes are housed in their matching slipcases

The Bee and the Orange Tree

First 'Edmund Dulac' trade edition

this is the tale of Linda Radlett and her quest for love and meaning in a world shaped by family eccentricities and upper-class conventions

The School for Scandal and St. Patrick's Day Agatha Christie 33 in volume II andSHERIDAN, Richard Brinsley. The School for Scandal and St. Patrick's Day. London: Century Press Ltd., 1948. Limited, de Luxe Edition, hand numbered 67 of 300 copies that have been printed for sale and bound in leather. Edited by Sir John Squire and illustrated throughout by Mazure. Publisher's original binding, gilt lettering and decoration to upper cover and spine, top edge gilt, decorated endpapers, ribbon marker. A good copy, with a square, firm