Books Wanted

WILLIAM COOPER: 'The Struggles of Albert Woods' and 'Number Nine Joy Street', author unknown. Robert Cahn, 6 Storey's Way, Cam- bridge CB3 ODT.

THE WALLET OF KAI LUNG by Ernest Bramah. M.J. Read, 4 Anson Court, Anson Rd, London NW2. 01-452 9075.

FOLIO SOCIETY SHAKESPEARE SERIES: most volumes considered. Mr S. Harrison, Flat I, 6 Liverpool Rd, Chester CH2 IAA.

A. NOEL-HUME: 'Tortoises and Other Rep- tiles' and 'Stageland' by J.K. Jerome. M. Freeman, 6c Crendon St, High Wycombe, Bucks.

DOCTOR RAT by William Kotzwinkle. Any edition. Please write: C.E. Gallop, 40 Mayfield Gardens, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey KT12 5PP. LOVE OF SEVEN DOLLS by Paul Gallico. G.W.J. Crawford, 2 The Grazings, Hemel Hempstead, Herts HP2 5JN.

MEDIAEVAL LATIN LYRICS, translation by Helen Waddell, Yool, Virginia House, Silver St, Lyme Regis DT7 3HS, ENGLISH CATHOLIC HYMNBOOK and Yat- tendon Hymnal. C.M. Dunkley, 21 University Rd, Leicester.

HILAIRE BELLOC: 'The Historic Thames' (Dent 1907). R. Pomeroy, Rockfield House, Nunney, Frome, Somerset.

JOHN WHITE: 'Art and Architecture in Italy 1250-1400 (Penguin 1966) and 'Coryate's Crudities' (1905 2 vol ed). Krzysztof Cieszkowski, 684 Finchley Rd, London NW11 7NP.

WHITE HORSES OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND by the Rev Plunderleith. Hugh Hynes, 34 Alexandra Gardens, Penzance, Corn- wall TR18 4SY.

EDGAR SAXON: 'Towards Radiant Health' and 'Highways to Health'. David Low, Emm- ington, Chinnor, Oxford 0X9 4AA.

THE BEST OF HENRY LONGHURST, ON GOLF AND LIFE edited by M. Wilson and K. Bowden. R. F. Grieve, 11 Hewshott Grove, Liphook, Hants. Tel: 0428 722012.

VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORY OF OX- FORDSHIRE, vol. 3, and 'Spooner' by William Hayter. W. H. Paul, Wychwood, Upper Court Rd, Woldingham, Surrey CR3 7BF.

THE CORNFLAKE CRUSADE by Gerald Car- son (Gollanz 1960) and 'Totem' by Harold Stovin. Lawrence Hills, 32 Convent Lane, Sock- ing, Braintree, Essex.

GRASPING THE VIPER by Herve Bazin (Secker & Warburg). J. Ferguson, 25 Wychurst Gardens, Bexhill-on-Sea, E. Sussex.

TRAVELS WITH A DONKEY by R. L. Steven- son and 'Clancy' by Frederick Mullally. G. King, 17 Harlington Rd, Aberdeen AB1 6XT. WILLIAM SEWARD BURROUGHS: 'Exter- minator' and 'The Ticket that Exploded'. D. J. Felton, Bradfield College, Bradfield, Nr Reading, Berks R07 6AU.

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