1024. Ade, George | Fables in Slang and More Fables in Slang

1025. Alcott, Louisa May | "'She is too fond of books, and it has turned her brain'."

1026. Beerbohm, Max | Zuleika, in her original jacket

1027. [Boldrewood, Ralph] Thomas Alexandre Brown | A fine example of an Australian classic — the Bradley Martin copy

1028. [Brontë, Charlotte] | A fine copy of the author's third novel—the last published before her death

1029. [Brontë, Charlotte] | A handsome copy of the author's posthumously published work

1030. Burnett, Frances Hodgson | “If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.”

1031. Carroll, Lewis [Charles Lutwidge Dodgson] | Presentation copy inscribed by the author

1032. Clemens, Samuel | A fine, completely unsophisticated copy of Tom Sawyer

1033. Clemens, Samuel Langhorne | Virtually flawless copy of Huckleberry Finn

1034. Conrad, Joseph | A fine presentation copy of the author's second book

1035. Conrad, Joseph | “The horror! The horror!”

1036. Conrad, Joseph | A bomb plot in London

1037. Cooper, James Fenimore | The romance of the American frontier

1038. Dickens, Charles | A fine copy of Dickens' first book in an apparently variant form

1039. Dickens, Charles | Sketches by Boz, in the scarce monthly parts

1040. Dickens, Charles | Second Series of Boz

1041. Dickens, Charles | Pickwick, in the original monthly parts

1042. Dickens, Charles | Pickwick, in the original publisher's cloth

1043. Dickens, Charles | First American edition of Pickwick, in original boards

1044. Dickens, Charles | The "scarcest and the costliest of all Dickens pamphlets."

1045. Dickens, Charles | First edition, with the fireside plate

1046. Dickens, Charles | Oliver Twist, in the original monthly parts

1047. Dickens, Charles | Nicholas Nickleby, in the original monthly parts

1048. Dickens, Charles | Master Humphrey's Clock, in the original weekly parts

1049. Dickens, Charles | Martin Chuzzlewit, in the original monthly parts

1050. Dickens, Charles | "in a hundred points immeasurably the best of my stories"

1051. Dickens, Charles | “Bah!” said Scrooge, “Humbug!” — the complete Christmas books, all in original cloth

1052. Dickens, Charles | “God bless us every one!”

1053. Dickens, Charles | Dombey and Son, in the original monthly parts

1054. Dickens, Charles | David Copperfield, in the original monthly parts

1055. Dickens, Charles | First edition of David Copperfield in a variant binding

1056. Dickens, Charles | Bleak House, in the original monthly parts

1057. Dickens, Charles | The author's commentary on urban environments, with a note from Dickens

1058. Dickens, Charles | Little Dorrit, in the original monthly parts

1059. Dickens, Charles | "the ham (though it was good enough of itself) seemed to blow a faint simoom of ham through the whole Marshalsea.”

1060. Dickens, Charles | A Tale of Two Cities, in the original monthly parts

1061. Dickens, Charles | "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..."

1062. Dickens, Charles | A bright first edition, with a letter from the illustrator

1063. Doyle, Conan | A handsome copy of a detective fiction classic

1064. Eliot, George | The exceptional Bradley Martin copy of the author's first work

1065. Eliot, George | A fine copy of the author's first novel

1066. Eliot, George | A fine copy of the author's most deeply autobiographical work

1067. Eliot, George | A fine copy of one of the author's most sophisticated novels

1068. Eliot, George | A fine copy of the author's most politically-charged work

1069. [Gaskell, Elizabeth] | An exceptional copy of the author's rarest work

1070. Haggard, Sir Henry Rider | A superb copy of the author's masterpiece

1071. Hardy, Thomas | A fine copy of one of the author's most celebrated works, with distinguished provenance