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Title: Things seen in Japan
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Holland, Clive, 1866-1959
Subjects: Japan -- Social life and customs
Publisher: London Seeley
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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The Elzevir Library Selections from the choicest English Writers. Ex-quisitely illustrated, and printed at the BallantynePress in Kdinburg-h. With frontispiece and title-page in colours by H. M. Brock, and many other illustrations STtiall ^to. Half hounJ in cloth, gilt top, i .r. Gd. net. Full leather, gilt top, zs. net. Fel-vet leather, yapp, gilt edges, in a box, t,s. The three volumes in cloth and in lambskin are putup in dainty boxes Decidedly natty and original in get-up. Saturday Review.\ew Volume.sVol VII. XNlIlth CENT. VIGNETTES FROMTH.ACKERAYMil. VIGNETTES OF COUNTRY LIFEFROM CHARLES DICKENS1\. WISDOM AND HUMOUR OFCARI.YI.E RKCEiNTl.Y ISSUHD Vol. 1. lancy and Humour of Lamb II Wit and Imagination of Benjamin DisraeliIII. \ignettes from Oliver Goldsmith1\. wit and Sagacity of Dr. Johnson\. Insight and Imagination of John RuskinVI. Vignettes of London Life from Dickens Elaborately dainty little books.—fi-en/n^ standard. The very dainty Elzevir Library.—SfrmZ/i^/iam Post. 4
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iMKS. jari,i:y y^ron tispiecc Jroiii VIGNirni.S OF COUNTKY I.llli FROM CHARl.KS DlCKENS See opposite page Seeley & Co Limited New Volumes in the Things Seen Series i6ffio., Clot/i, zs. net; leather, 3J. tiet; vel-uetleather, in a box, 5.?. net Things Seen in Holland By C. E. ROCHE With 50 illustrations A clever little book. —Oa//y /Wa/7. We have only praise for his book.—t/(efj/y wor/rf. The book is delightfully written, and owes addi-tional charm to the fitty well-reproduced fuU-page illus-trations which accompany the text.—/vowier/i wui^. A daintily appointed little book, lavishly illus-trated by interesting pictures.—Sco(s(i),in. Things Seen in Egypt By E. L. BUTCHER Author of Tlie Story of the Church of Eg-ypt With 50 illustrations Excellently written, —c/ofee. A delightful picture of life in the land of thePharaohs. The illustrations are beautifully done. Shetfwid telegraph. Every single page is well worth the trouble of reading.—Ka/i//y F.ur. Recently Issued in t

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