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Click to view full description | 1. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. Blue Camelia.
Julian Messner, New York: 1957. Book Club Edition. h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Reading copy.
The fictionalized success story of a rice grower in Louisiana. It is a tale of pioneering men and women and their children in a section of Louisiana far too often overlooked; anove all, it is a stor of the great love and unswerving loyalty which illumined the lives of Mary and Brent Winslow, of their daughter Lavinia, and of the two cousins, Claude Villac and Primeaux, who were rivals for Lavinia's heart and hand.
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| 2. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. Came A Cavalier.
Julian Messner, Inc., New York: 1947. Book Club Edition. h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Reading copy.
A novel with a French setting during The Great War, World War II.
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| 3. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. Came A Cavalier.
Julian Messner, Inc., New York: 1948. h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Reading copy. Library discard. Cover has chips and scratches.
A novel with a French setting during The Great War, World War II.
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| 4. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. Dinner At Antoine's.
Julian Messner, New York. First Edition. h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Good Condition. Gift inscription appears on halftitle page.
''Isn't it all wonderful darling? Would you ever have dreamed, back in Milwaukee, that it could be warm like this the second of January? Or that everything in New Orleans would be just ten times as cute and quaint as we thought it would be?'' And so begins Frances Parkinson Keyes famous novel.
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| 5. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. Dinner At Antoine's.
Julian Messner, New York. First Edition (Unstated). h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Reading copy. Library discard.
''Isn't it all wonderful darling? Would you ever have dreamed, back in Milwaukee, that it could be warm like this the second of January? Or that everything in New Orleans would be just ten times as cute and quaint as we thought it would be?'' And so begins Frances Parkinson Keyes' famous novel.
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| 6. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. Honor Bright.
Pocket Books, New York: 1975 s Softcover. Fair condition. Cover is torn around binding.
A richly, romantic tale of Washington's Gilded Age, of presidents, senators and the imposing Stone family of Boston.
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| 7. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. Senator Marlowe's Daughter And The Great Tradition: Two Complete Novels.
Julian Messner, New York. h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Good Condition.
According to the author, although the characters in her novels bear noble family names like Hohenlohes in Germany and de Cerrenos in Spain, she has written pure fiction.
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| 8. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. St. Anne: Grandmother Of Our Savior.
Paperback L:ibrary, New York: 1967. s Softcover. Good condition.
A biographical novel about St. Anne and the religious quandary in which she found herself.
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| 9. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. Steamboat Gothic.
Julian Messner Inc., New York: 1952. First Edition (Unstated). h Hardcover with dustjacket. Reading copy.
It was by devious ways that Clyde Batchelor realized his dream of possessing a lavish Steamboat Gothic mansion on the Mississippi. And then he met Lucy Page....
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| 10. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. The Chess Players.
Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, New York: 1960. Book Club Edition. h Hardcover with dustjacket in protective mylar cover. Library discard. Reading copy.
A novel shifting between New Orleans and Paris at the time of the United States Civil War.
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| 11. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. The Explorer.
McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York: 1964. First Edition (unstated). h Hardcover, no dustjacket. Very good condition.
According to the author, this ''is the only book of which was inspired by a dream and, by this, I do not mean 'a vision voluntarily engaged in while awake,' but 'a succession of images and ideas present in the mind during sleep.''' She goes on to write that, ''It was so vivid that, as soon as I waked, I rose and wrote it all down.''
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| 12. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. The Heritage.
McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York: 1968. h Hardcover with no dustjacket. Reading copy. Book has two cracks which exposes the webbing.
Peter Bradford had not intended to fall in love on his journey to Ireland. But from the moment he caught sight of the lovely young stranger in his railway carriage, he knew he had to have her. He did not know then that she was already entangled in his life - or that her own desires would shape his future in a way that he never dreamed.
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| 13. | KEYES, FRANCES PARKINSON. The Old Gray Homestead & The Career Of David Noble.
Liveright Publishing Corporation, New York: 1951. Book Club Edition. h Hardcover with dustjacket. Reading copy.
The excitement, the beauty, the downright unpredictability of life in and out of a small New England village are superbly captured in these two enchanting novels. Through both there flows the superb sensitivity to character and place which is the author's special contribution to her art.
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