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DOUGLAS, NORMAN. South Wind.
Dover Publications, New York: 1982. 0486243613 / 9780486243610 s Softcover. Good condition.
The sirocco is a hot, moist wind that blows north across the Mediterranean from the deserts of Africa. On the fictional island of Nepenthe, the setting of South Wind, the sirocco is a palpable presence - one to which the natives are accustomed or resigned, but which sometimes tempts foreigners to strange actions. These actions and their consequences, in the context of the island's life and history, are the subject matter of this urbane and polished philosophical novel.
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26.04 USD
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DOUGLAS, NORMAN. South Wind.
Modern Library, New York: 1925. Modern Library Edition. h Hardcover with no dustjacket. Good reading copy with worn and faded cover.
The sirocco is a hot, moist wind that blows north across the Mediterranean from the deserts of Africa. On the fictional island of Nepenthe, the setting of South Wind, the sirocco is a palpable presence - one to which the natives are accustomed or resigned, but which sometimes tempts foreigners to strange actions. These actions and their consequences, in the context of the island's life and history, are the subject matter of this urbane and polished philosophical novel.
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DOUGLAS, NORMAN. South Wind.
Penguin Books, London: 1953. s Softcover. Reading copy. Pages are doscolored. Cover is slightly torn.
The sirocco is a hot, moist wind that blows north across the Mediterranean from the deserts of Africa. On the fictional island of Nepenthe, the setting of South Wind, the sirocco is a palpable presence - one to which the natives are accustomed or resigned, but which sometimes tempts foreigners to strange actions. These actions and their consequences, in the context of the island's life and history, are the subject matter of this urbane and polished philosophical novel.
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DOUGLAS, NORMAN. South Wind.
Albert & Charles Boni: 1936. h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Fair reading copy with worn and faded cover. Scorched spine. Pages are discolored.
The sirocco is a hot, moist wind that blows north across the Mediterranean from the deserts of Africa. On the fictional island of Nepenthe, the setting of South Wind, the sirocco is a palpable presence - one to which the natives are accustomed or resigned, but which sometimes tempts foreigners to strange actions. These actions and their consequences, in the context of the island's life and history, are the subject matter of this urbane and polished philosophical novel.
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DOUGLAS, NORMAN. South Wind.
Modern Library, New York: 1925. Modern Library Edition. h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Reading copy.
The sirocco is a hot, moist wind that blows north across the Mediterranean from the deserts of Africa. On the fictional island of Nepenthe, the setting of South Wind, the sirocco is a palpable presence - one to which the natives are accustomed or resigned, but which sometimes tempts foreigners to strange actions. These actions and their consequences, in the context of the island's life and history, are the subject matter of this urbane and polished philosophical novel.
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11.25 USD
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DOUGLAS, NORMAN. South Wind.
Martin Becker, London: 1923 Ninth Impression. h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Good condition considering its age.
The sirocco is a hot, moist wind that blows north across the Mediterranean from the deserts of Africa. On the fictional island of Nepenthe, the setting of South Wind, the sirocco is a palpable presence - one to which the natives are accustomed or resigned, but which sometimes tempts foreigners to strange actions. These actions and their consequences, in the context of the island's life and history, are the subject matter of this urbane and polished philosophical novel.
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DOUGLAS, NORMAN. South Wind.
Bantam Books, New York: 1946. Reprint Edition. s Softcover. Good condition.
The sirocco is a hot, moist wind that blows north across the Mediterranean from the deserts of Africa. On the fictional island of Nepenthe, the setting of South Wind, the sirocco is a palpable presence - one to which the natives are accustomed or resigned, but which sometimes tempts foreigners to strange actions. These actions and their consequences, in the context of the island's life and history, are the subject matter of this urbane and polished philosophical novel.
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FRESON, ROBERT (PHOTOGRAPHS); BAILEY, ADRIAN; BOXER, ARABELLA; CONRAN, CAROLINE; DAVIDSON, ALAN; HAMBRO, NATHALIE; JOHNSON, DOUGLAS; NORMAN, JILL; OLNEY, RICHARD & WILLAN, ANNE (CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS); SAULNIER, JACQUELINE (RECIPES RESEARCHED BY); WAGEMAN, The Taste Of France.
Stewart, Tabori, & Chang, New York: 1983. 0941434362 / 9780941434362 First Edition (Unstated). h Hardcover with dustjacket. Good condition. Name of previous owner appears on front endpaper.
A celebration of regional cuisine - the beauty and traditions of the farms, markets, and tables of France. With 375 full-color photographs, 100 recipes, and a narrative description of the fourteen great food regions, The Tast of France conveys a sense of the color, flavor, variety, and imagination of a meal in France. Includes an Index.
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