1836 Waller (E.) Poems, etc., printed and published according to Order, first authorised edition, morocco extra, by Rivière, several leaves repaired, Printed by T. W. for Humphrey Moseley, 1645 (558) Tinkler, £11

[The above copy was unusually complete, containing not only the Speeches (G 7-K 8), but also the Additional Poems (I 1 and 2) and Table, 2 leaves.-Catalogue.] 1837 Wordsworth (W.) An Evening Walk, an Epistle in Verse, addressed to a Young Lady, first edition, in the original sewed condition, uncut edges, Printed for J. Johnson, 1793, 4to. (87) Denham, £64 1838 Wordsworth (W.) Descriptive Sketches in Verse, taken during a Pedestrian Tour in the Alps, first edition, in the original sewed condition, uncut edges, Printed for J. Johnson, 1793, 4to. (88) Denham, £66

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Sabin, £4 17s. 6d. 1842 Yule (Colonel H.) The Book of Ser Marco Polo, maps and other illustrations, second edition, 2 vol., cloth, uncut, 1875, 8vo. (888) Sotheran, £7 10s. 1843 [Zouch (R.)] The Sophister, a Comedy, calf (with blank leaf), 1639, small 4to. (237)

Quaritch, L2 198.

The following Books were sold by Messrs. Hodgson on
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£35

1846 Lamb (C.) An original and presumably unpublished MS. Poem by Mary Lamb to Emma Isola, transcribed in the handwriting of Charles Lamb, with a Note by the latter respecting an allusion to Sarah Coleridge, on one sheet, as follows:

To Emma, learning Latin, and desponding.
Droop not, dear Emma, dry those falling tears,
And call up smiles into thy pallid face,
Pallid and care-worn with thy arduous race.

In few brief months thou hast done the work of years.
In new tasks hardest still the first appears.

A right good Scholar shalt thou one day be,
And that no distant one; nay, even She,
Who now to thee a star far off appears,
That most rare Latinist, the Northern Maid-
The language-loving Sarah of the Lake-
Shall hail thee Sister Linguist. This will make
Thy friends, who now afford thee careful aid,
A recompence most rich for all their pains,
Counting thy acquisitions their best gains.

Enfield, 22 Augst., 1827.
Mary Ann Lamb.
The young lady alluded to in these lines is the daughter of
our honoured friend, S. T. Coleridge, Esqr., and translatress
of a "History of the Abipones." C. L. (i.e., Charles Lamb)

£27 [From a letter of Charles Lamb's, written in September, 1827, it appears that he himself was teaching Miss Isola Latin at this time.—Catalogue.]

1847 Lodge (E.) Portraits of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain, with Biographical and Historical Memoirs, LARGE PAPER, proof plates, 12 vol., half morocco gilt, gilt edges, 1835, 4to. (283) £8 15s.

JANUARY 9TH AND 10TH, 1902.]

PUTTICK &

SIMPSON.

THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE MR. ADOLPH BEHRENS AND OTHER PROPERTIES.

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This

1850 Alford (H.) Greek Testament, 4 vol., calf antique, 1863, 8vo. (337) Dart, LI 1851 America. Extracts from the Treaties between Great Britain and other Kingdoms and States. such as relate to

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1856 Badger (G. P.) An English-Arabic Lexicon, morocco extra, g. e., 1881, 4to. (499)

Wyatt, £2

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1863 Fane (Sir Francis). Love in the Dark, Business, a Comedy, first edition, half calf,

Maggs, £1 125. or the Man of

1675, 4to. (261) Maggs, £3 35.

[The Epilogue contains the following couplet :-
"Whom Nature seem'd to form for your delight,
And bid him speak, as she bid Shakespeare write."

-Catalogue.]

1864 Gray (Thomas). Poems, first collected edition, original calf, Dodsley, 1768, 8vo. (185) Quaritch, £2 1865 Hukluyt Society. Publications, 49 vol. (including the Maps of the World and Peru), cloth, 1855-87, 8vo. (332)

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1877 Prout (S.) Rudiments of Landscape, 9 various parts, coloured plates, 1815, 4to. (508) Parsons, £2 25. 1878 Quarles (Francis). Divine Poems, engraved title, complete with the separate titles and "The Mind of the Frontispiece," original calf, 1669, 8vo. (210) Sotheran, £I IS.

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1881 Scott. Waverley Novels, 48 vol., frontispiece and vignettes, cloth, 1829, 8vo. (481)

Cogswell, 1 18s.

1882 Scott. Prose Works, 28 vol., frontispieces and vignettes, 1834, 8vo. (482) Edwards, £2 11S. 1883 Shakespeare. Works, Pickering's Diamond Edition, plates by Stothard, 9 vol., cloth, uncut, 1825, 24mo. (421)

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1889 Wales. By-Gones, relating to Wales and the Border Countries from 1875 to 1900, 18 vol. half calf and 1 vol. unbound, 1875-1900, 4to. (522) Roberts, £7 1890 Walton (Isaac). Life, including Notices of his Contemporaries, by T. Zouch, portraits and plates, bound by Gosden, with portrait of Walton stamped on sides, gilt edges, S. Prowett, 1823, 8vo. (213) Maggs, £I IS.