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(sold) Ghosts & Scholars - Ghost Stories in the Tradition of M. R. James, Selected and Introduced by Richard Dalby and Rosemary Parode, Equation 1989, First trade paperback edition Ghost Stories the publishers have provided translations John Kennedy Melling Browning through out the Print Number and Condition:Print 1, As New

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(sold) Ghosts & Scholars Ghost Stories in the Tradition of M. R. James, Selected and Introduced by Richard Dalby and Rosemary Parode, Equation 1989, First trade paperback edition Ghost Stories the publishers have provided translations John Kennedy Melling Browning through out the Print Number and Condition:Print 1, As New the publishers have provided translations of passage in foreign language Minor foxing to a few pages

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