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This Is A New Release Of The Original 1906 Edition.
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++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields
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++++ The South-bound Car, Volume 20; The South-bound Car; Owen John
Llewellyn Owen Llewellyn, L. Raven-Hill Methuen, 1907 Travel;
United States; General; Automobile travel; Spain; Travel / Road
Travel; Travel / United States / General
This wonderfully illustrated work presnets the journeys of Guy
Moore, George Milner, surnamed the Bookworm, and the narrator. It
was an old arrangement between Guy and the narrator to go somewhere
as soon as the long vacation commenced, and the Bookworm, a
relation of Guy's, was included on account of his health. The three
decided to go to Penzance, and them rambling just where they would.
A visit to the land of a lost language attracted the Bookworm, who
at once added a few score books to be read on the spot. Guy was
appointed guardian of the common purse, and empowered to make all
arrangements. The books were left behind.
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imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed
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This wonderfully illustrated work presnets the journeys of Guy
Moore, George Milner, surnamed the Bookworm, and the narrator. It
was an old arrangement between Guy and the narrator to go somewhere
as soon as the long vacation commenced, and the Bookwaorm, a
relation of Guy's, was included on account of his health. The three
decided to go to Penzance, and them rambling just where they would.
A visit to the land of a lost language attracted the Bookworm, who
at once added a few score books to be read on the spot. Guy was
appointed guardian of the common purse, and empowered to make all
arrangements. The books were left behind.
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