Rip van Winkle Agatha Christie Spanish in 1600 was far

Spanish in 1600 was far more mature and sober a language than Elizabethan English

but no loose pages and only a couple of cracks to gutter

the book feels like an artefact straight out of Miller’s antique-future world

Okonkwo is the greatest warrior alive

[i–iv] v–xxii [xxiii– xxiv]

Rip van Winkle Agatha Christie Spanish in 1600 was farRip van Winkle by Washington Irving London: William Heinemann, [1908]. Third reprint of the first trade edition, dated September 1908, with the first print being published three years earlier. Sized 19. 3 x 25. 6 cm. Pp. xii, 61. Bound in green cloth with gold stamping and lettering on the cover and gold lettering on the spine; green coloured edges. With fifty one full page illustrations mounted on green paper and protected by tissue guards, all at