gt. back and inner borders, t.e.g., other edges uncut, fine copy, M. Jones, 1814-15, 8vo. (469), March 22, Hodgson Arthurton, 135 [See also American Art Association, Jan. 26, $600.] Moore (George). Avowals, first ed., 1,000 numbered copies, signed by the author, hf. parchment, with white label, enclosed in paper wrappers, uncut, Privately printed, 1919, 8vo. (570), Nov. 28, Sotheby Abdy, £4 5s. [See also Lot 1062, £4; May 22, £3 15s.; American Art Association, April 11, $25.] Moore (G.) Ave, Salve, Vale! first eds., 3 vol., 1911-14, 8vo. (376), May 8, Sotheby Bumpus, £4 4s. [See also Dec. 12, £4 15s.; Nov. 28, 2 vol. only, £3 10s. ; Hodgson, March 22, 5; Puttick, April 5, Vol. ii. damaged, £3 10s.; American Art Association, May 16, $15; Anderson Galleries, April 17, $18; Oct. 31, $26.] Moore (G.) The Brook Kerith, a Syrian Story, first ed., presentation copy to Lewis J. Binns, with author's inscription, uncut, Edinb., 1916, 8vo. (1000), Nov. 28, Sotheby Maggs, £II [See also Nov. 28, cl., £2; Hodgson, July 19, with Memoirs, £3_5s. ; Anderson Galleries, Oct. 31, $24; May 15, $16.] Moore (G.) The Coming of Gabrielle, a Comedy, first ed., privately printed for subscribers only, with author's signature, hf. vell., uncut, 1920, 8vo. (1064), Nov. 28, Sotheby Hatton, £2 [See also Lot 572, £2 2s.; May 22, £1 4s.; May 8, £1 14s.; Hodgson, March 22, £1 195.; American Art Association, April 11, $12.50.] Moore (G.) Confessions of a Young Man, second ed., etched portrait, presentation copy, with autograph inscription To William Sharp, in all friendship and esteem, George Moore," orig. cl., uncut, 1889, 8vo. (27), Dec. 14, Hodgson Heffer, £5 5s. Moore (G.) Esther Waters, first ed., orig. cl., g.t., Walter Scott, Ltd., 1894, 8vo. (448), Dec. 12, Sotheby Maggs, £1 2s. Moore (G.) Esther Waters, privately printed for subscribers only, with author's signature, hf. vell., uncut, 1920, 8vo. (1063), Nov. 28, Sotheby Burlison, £1 15s. [See also Lot 571, 1 IOS.; Lot 1233, cl., 8s.; Hodgson, Nov. 16, ₤2 16s.; March 22, £2 6s.] Moore (G.) Flowers of Passion, first ed., with errata slip and on reverse of dedication a poem in the handwriting of the author, entitled "The Ballad of Lovers," and addressed "To Fluffie," consisting of three 8-line stanzas, and envoy of four lines, signed and dated Feby. 11, 1878, orig. cl. (dull), Provost & Co., 1878, sm. 4to. (875), Dec. 12, Sotheby Hatton, £50 Moore (G.) Héloïse and Abélard, first ed., 2 vol., privately printed for subscribers only, with author's signature, hf. [See also Lot 573, £6; May 22, £2 5s.; Hodgson, Nov. 16, £3 58.; Jan. 25, £3 12s.; March 22, £5 10s.; American Art Association, April 11, $17.50; Anderson Galleries, Oct. 17, $14.] Moore (G.) Impressions and Opinions, first ed., presentation copy, with inscription on title and numerous MS. corrections in the autograph of the author, orig. cl., uncut, 1891 (471), July 27, Hodgson Spurr & Swift, £12 Moore (G.) Literature at Nurse, or Circulating Morals, sewn, London, 1885, 8vo. (419), April 17, Anderson Galleries $165 [First edition. Very scarce. A number of newspaper clippings are laid in.] Moore (G.) Memoirs of my Dead Life, first ed., orig. cl., a fine copy, 1906, 8vo. (1193), Nov. 28, Sotheby Maggs, £7 [See also Hodgson, July 12, £2 12s. 6d.; American Art Association, May 16, $17: Anderson Galleries, April 17, $11 Jan. 18, $37.] Moore (G.) Pagan Poems, orig. cl., London, 1881, sq. 12mo. (350B), Oct. 17, Anderson Galleries 8305 This [First edition. Fine copy. It was supposed that copies did not exist of " Pagan Poems with the titlepage, which was cancelled by the prospective publisher when he withdrew from the undertaking and delivered the mutilated books to the author, but a few advance copies with the title-page escaped into circulation. is evidently one of these copies, and at a recent date the author has written on the title-page that it is "something that does not exist." See also Oct. 31, minus titlepage, $67.50.] Moore (G.) Reminiscences of the Impressionist Painters, first ed., orig. wrappers, uncut, Dublin, 1906, 8vo. (349). March 22, Hodgson Beaumont, £4 12s. 6d. Moore (G.) Spring Days, orig. cl., 1888-Esther Waters, orig. cl., label removed from lower cover, g.t., 1894, both first eds., 8vo. (314), May 22, Sotheby Belford, £3 Moore (G.) A Story-Teller's Holiday, privately printed and signed by the author, hf. vell., 1818, 8vo. (732), Feb. 20, Sotheby Maggs, £4 8s. [See also May 22, £5 5s.; Nov. 28, £4 17s. 6d.; Puttick, Aug. 2, £4 5S.; Hodgson, March 22, £ 7s. 6d.; March 29, £5 7s. 6d.; American Art Associatio a, April 11, $35; Anderson Galleries, April 17, $40.] Moore (G.) A Story-Teller's Holiday, one of 1,000 copies, 1918-Avowals, one of 1,000 copies, 1919--Esther Waters, one of 750 copies, 1920-Héloise and bélard, one of 1,500 copies, 1921, each privately printed for subscribers only-Memoirs of my Dead Life, coloured' front., one of 1,030 copies, Heinemann, 1921, together 6 vol., each with the author's autograph signature, hf. parchment, uncut, 8vo. (346), March 27, Sotheby Spencer, £16 Moore (John). A Table from the beginning of the World to this day, wherein is declared in what year of the world everything was done, both in the Scriptures mentioned and also in Prophane matters, title within woodcut border (lacks ¶ 1, probably a blank, 2 or 3 fore-edge lines slightly cut into), old cf., r.e., Cambridge, 1593, 12mo. (447), Dec. 12, Sotheby Salter, £5 15s. [See also March 20, £4 5s.] Moore (Thomas). The Epicurean, a Tale, with vignette illustrations by J. M. W. Turner-Alciphron, a Poem, first ed., light blue mor., by Rivière, London, John Macrone, 1839, 12mo. (547), April 11, American Art Association $37.50 Moore (T.) Epistles, Odes and other Poems, boards, cf. back (covers loose), protected and enclosed in a green mor. solander case, London, 1806, 4to. (219), Jan. 18, Anderson Galleries $125 [The author's own copy, with copious manuscript corrections, additions, elisions and notes, and with a number of important MS. poems pasted or inserted in the volume. On the title-page is written, To be corrected for 2nd edn."] Moore (T.) Lalla Rookh, an Oriental Romance, first ed., LARGE PAPER, plates on India paper by Westall, green mor. gt., 1817, 4to. (237), June 19, Sotheby Griffin, £3 58. Moore (T.) Poetical Works, fronts. and vignettes, 10 vol., cf. gt., 1841, 8vo. (23), May 18, Puttick Parsons, £2 158. [See also American Art Association, Jan. 26, $50; April 11, $32.50.] Moore (T.) A Selection of Irish Melodies, with Symphonies and Accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson, Mus. Doc., and Characteristic Words by Thomas Moore, Esq., words and music engraved on copper, pictorial title-pages, vignettes and other engravings, the 7 parts complete, as issued, with list of subscribers, bound in 2 roy. 4to. vol., orig. boards, mor. backs, London, J. Power, 1807-18 (220), Jan. 18, Anderson Galleries $90 Each part [First edition of both words and music. contains 12 melodies and 4 harmonised airs. James Power, a music publisher in London, employed Moore to write the Irish Melodies for him. For these he paid Moore £500 a year for thirty years.] Moore (Sir William). The True Crucifixe for True Catholickes, cf., Edinburgh, John Wreittoun, 1629-Beza (Th.) briefe and pithie Summe of Christian faith, black letter, leather gt., g.e., Roger Ward, 1589, etc., not subject to return, 8vo. (300), Jan. 30, Sotheby Quaritch, £19 Moorson (W. S.) Hist. Records of 52nd Regiment. See infra History, p. 444 A Morant (P.) History and Antiquities of the County of Essex, original ed., maps and plates, with that of Audley End, 2 vol., old cf. (joints worn), 1768, folio (555), June 29, Hodgson £8 [See also Sotheby, March 13, £6 15s.; March 20, £4 5S.; Christie, July 27, £6 5s.] More (Thomas). Antiqua et insignis Epistola Nicolai Pape I. .. Defensio Ioannis Episcopi Roffen & Thome Mori, adueisus Richardum samsarem Anglum per Ivannem Cochleum, roman letter, cf., Leipzic, 1536-Somma dello Arciuescouo Antonino Omnis Mortalium cura, roman letter, large woodcut on title (woodcut border of first leaf of text cut into), woodcut devices on last leaf, boards, Florence, Pacini de Pescia, 1507, 4to. (120), May 22, Sotheby Maggs, £2 5s. More (Sir T.) The Apologye of syr Thomas More, Knyght, black letter, title within a woodcut border (wants 4 11.), old cf. stamped in blind (rebacked), not subject to return, W. Rastell, 1533, 12mo. (575), July 24, Sotheby Dobell, £3 10S. More (Sir T.) The debellacyon of Salem and Bizance, first ed., black letter (O 7-8 missing), black mor., g. on r.e., by Rivière, W. Rastell, 1533, 8vo. (162), Feb. 27, Sotheby Dobell, £38 [Part i. a-n in eights, including title," The declaracyon of the tytle," and preface. Part ii.: A-Y in eights, the last leaf blank; Y 6 and Y 7 bear only the errata.] More (Sir T.) A Dialogue of Cumfort against Tribulation [edited by J. Fowler], woodcut portrait and capitals, black letter (some marginal notes cut into), blue mor. gt., g.e., Antuerpiæ, apud Johannem Foulerum, Anglum, 1573, 12mo. (609), March 29, Hodgson Maggs, £8 58. More (Sir T.) A Dyaloge, wheryn be treatyd dyuers matters as of the veneracyon and worshyp of ymages and relyques, praying to sayntis and goynge on pylgrymage, black letter (hole in last leaf, wanting errata leaf), brown mor. ex., by C. Lewis, [W. Rastell], 1530, folio (268), Feb. 13, Sotheby Thorp, £12 10S. More (Sir T.) Historie of the Pitifull Life and Unfortunate Death of Edward the Fifth and the then Duke of Yorke his brother, 2 portraits, cf. (first 2 11. mounted and two slight marginal defects), 1641, 8vo. (223), Oct. 19, Puttick [See also Sotheby, July 10, £4 IOS.] Fry, £2 17s. 6d. More (Sir T.) Opusculum vere aureum non minus utile quam elegans de optimo reipublice statu deqz nova Insula Utopia, the second and unauthorised ed., undertaken by T. Lupset (a few margins water-stained and device at end slightly defective), boards, mor. back, [Paris], Gilles de Gourmont [March, 1518], sm. 8vo. (119), Nov. 30, Hodgson Ellis, £27 More (Sir T.) De Optimo Reip. Statu, deque noua insula Utopia, title within a figured woodcut border by Hans Holbein, woodcut plan, old French red mor. gt., line bor- [See also Hodgson, Nov. 16, £8 15s.; Sotheby, July 3, £5 5s.] More (Sir T.) De Optimis reipu. statu, deque nova insula Utopia, cf., Lovanii, 1548, 8vo. (1094), July 31, Sotheby Thorp, £2 12s. 6d. [See also Anderson Galleries, May 22, $22.50; Sotheby, April 3, 1550 ed., £15 10s.; May 1, £9.] More (Sir T.) Utopia, translated into English by Raphe Robinson (a few catchwords and signatures cut into), sprinkled cf. ex., g.e., by J. Larkins, Bernard Alsop, 1624, sm. 4to. (648), April 3, Sotheby Leighton, £3 12s. [See also Anderson Galleries, Feb. 20, $27.50; Sotheby, Nov. 24, 1639 ed., £3 3s.; July 31, 2 18s.] More (Sir T.) Utopia, translated by Raphe Robinson, 1556, revised by F. S. Ellis, broad woodcut border and capital letters, side-notes in red, vell., Kelmscott Press, 1893, 8vo. (1066), Nov. 28, Sotheby Crosby, £7 15S. [See also July 24, £7 5s.] More (Sir T.) Utopia, printed in black and red, one of 100 copies on paper, hf. holland, uncut, Ashendene Press, 1906, sm. folio (173), July 27, Sotheby Quaritch, £12 10s. More (Sir T.) Workes, black letter, title within a woodcut border (several leaves wormed), duplicate from the Bridgewater library, with stamp on second leaf, signatures Egerton and "Bridgewater" in margins of title-page, hf. roan, At the costes and charges of G. Cawood, J. Waly and R. Tottell, 1557, sm. folio (332), May 15, Sotheby Ellis, £18 [See also April 3, £9 5s.; July 31, imperfect, £3; Anderson Galleries, Jan. 18, $140.] [More (Cresacre).] The Life and Death of Sir Thomas More, Lord high Chancellour of England, written by M. T. M. and dedicated to the Queens Maiestie, 3 portraits and a plate inserted (some leaves wormed slightly), old cf. gt., with arms on sides of William Bateman and his bookplate inside cover, autograph signatures on title-page, Charles Cotton, Katherine Cotton and Wm. Bateman, N. pl. or d., sm. 4to. (1686), July 3, Sotheby Dobell, £7 Moreau (J. M.) Estampes destinées à orner les editions de Voltaire, 131 engravings after J. M. Moreau le Jeune, by Delignon, Dambrun, De Longueil, Simonet, Duclos, Halbou and others, 16 plates being avant la lettre,' crushed blue levant mor. ex., gt. tooled back and elaborate tooled borders on sides, t.e.g., by F. Bedford, Paris, 1784-88 (441), May 10, Hodgson Maggs, £19 IOS. Moreau (J. M.) The portrait, titles and complete set of plates to the Collection complète des Euvres de J. J. Rousseau, 12 vol., Londres [Bruxelles], 1774-83," comprising the portrait by St. Aubin after Q. de la Tour, 12 titles with " |