Description
Gregory Gryll believes he is a descendant of Gryllus
Crozier looks at what words meant in Stowe's lifetime compared to what they mean in her time (the 1960's) and explains Stowe's most famous character
This advice book was published anonymously in 1825 as a guide for the Lady's maid
Harper Press
A historical novel of Jane Austen's life
10116-4 Behn Gregory Gryll believes he isIntroduction by Fay Weldon (1989). Includes the 1926 introduction, notes and index by R. W. Chapman. Illustrations, The memoir was originally published in 1870 and enlarged in a second edition in 1871. This text is taken from the 1871 second edition. Includes the cancelled chapter of Persuasion. Beautiful edition, light peach cloth with black silhouette on front board in slipcase. Immaculate, appears never to have been read. The Folio Society, 1996
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