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Title: John Donne: Poems Author/Editor: John Donne Publisher: Franklin Library Date: 1978 Format: Leather Bound Condition: Like New Condition Description: A clean copy in excellent condition, appears unread. Sealed in original wrapping. All edges gilt. The binding is tight; the pages are clean and unmarked. Secure packaging for safe delivery.
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Title: John Donne Poems - Franklin Library 1982 1st Edition Leather Golden Edges Author/Editor: unknown Publisher: Generic Date: 1777 Format: Hardcover Condition: Good Condition Description: Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. Secure packaging for safe delivery.
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\"John Donne would love Odessa's poetry. It is beautiful, thought provoking and unforgettable.\" --Steve Holmes, Esquire \"As a direct result of reading Cleveland's poetry, my soul feels a warmth stirring my imagination. It causes me to relax and enjoy her witty lyrics as they describe life and human nature. She uses a fresh approach to her stanzas, which tends to seduce readers, bringing them into the heart of her thoughts and wisdom.\" --Gerald W. Jones, Faust Award Winner for Listen To My Soul \"Odessa's poems make her readers laugh and cry, look inside themselves, feel the depth of her verse, connect, and simply enjoy the _ ow of words like river water dancing in the sun.\" --Wendy Knepp, Educational Consultant \"Of Age and Edges is _ lled with wisdom. Some of it is edgy, some humorous, but all is insightful because it is based on a common sense approach to living in the world as it is.\" --May Sinclair, PhD, Karmic Tribunal \"Evocative prose ... discerning ... profound.\" --Janice Cipriani-Willis, Dorland Mountain Arts Colony
Leather Poems by John Donne, 1978, Gilded Full Leather Franklin Library Limited Edition Edited by Sir Herbert Grierson The Franklin Library This Vintage Collectible Limited Edition Has Been Privately Printed to the Highest Standards and the Full Leather-Bound Book Features a Hubbed Spine, 22k Gold Accents, 22k Gold Gilt Edges, Silk Moire endpapers, and a sewn-in Silk Ribbon Bookmark. Smyth sewn bindings with hidden muslin joints accentuate the fine binding. Near fine (near new) condition with very minor wear. Please see pictures for table of contents including poems, sonnets, elegies, epigram, satyres, letters, epitaphs, etc.
Easton Press is well-known for their high quality prints of especially the classic novels. This edition of The Poems of John Donne features genuine leather covers, moire endpages, a silk ribbon page marker, gilded edges and 22kt gold accents on the cover and spine. These books are the pinnacle of collector's editions and make fantastic gifts. Printed in 1979, this edition is illustrated by Imre Reiner and is a lovely classic to complement any book-lover's shelf. Some rubwear on the front panel. Some wear on the gilding on the rear panel and rubwear on the bottom edge. Some scuffing and wear on the gilded edges. Pages # 198 Item Dimensions: 10.5"x6.5"x1.12" Please read the full description! We are not book restorers and while we do our best to note all conditions issues in the description and via photos, it's impossible for us to go through each individual page so some things might get missed. If you have any questions or concerns or would like more photos prior to purchasing, please send us a message.
Here is a stunning copy of The Poems of John Donne, published by The Easton Press in 1979. This book is in very good condition with a tight binding and a solid spine, and the gold gilt embossing is bright and vibrant as are the page edges. There are no markings or writing in this illustrated edition. Light scuffing to the leather on the page edge (as pictured). This is a really nice copy. Thank you for looking, and please feel free to visit The Bohemian Birdy's book shop. I also have a second shop called The Bohemian Birdy Too where my daughter and I will list numerous s original, handmade pieces, including mixed media bottles that feature literary themes, handmade earrings, custom watercolor pet portraits, handmade greeting cards, custom-made trach ties, and such. All books are wrapped carefully in bubble wrap, are wrapped in tissue, and are sealed with a paper ribbon. If you are looking to send a book or item as a gift, all items are ready to send as I wrap each order. If you would to send an item as a gift with a gift card inscription, please send me a message with what you would like to say.
THE CRESCENT MOON BOOK OF METAPHYSICAL POETRY Edited and introduced by Charlotte Greene. With a new picture gallery, and additional poems for this edition. GIFT BOOK (Pocket Size = 6 x 4 inches) All of the major and many of the minor Metaphysical poets are featured in this anthology, including: John Donne, Lady Mary Wroth, Robert Herrick, George Herbert, Sir William Davenant, the Countess of Sidney Godolphin, Richard Crashaw, John Cleveland, Abraham Cowley, Richard Lovelace, Andrew Marvell, Henry Vaughan, and Thomas Stanley. The Metaphysical poetic style is witty, learned, subjective, sensual, intellectual, reflective, philosophical, baroque, intense, and sometimes ecstatic. Metaphysical poetry was passion and emotion modified by intellect/ ('passionate ratiocination' Herbert Grierson called it), while T.S. Eliot described John Donne's poetry as experience modified by (his) sensibility. Helen Gardener said that Metaphysical verse was 'an expanded epigram', and Margaret Willy called it 'feeling thought'. Metaphysical poetry used satire and irony, as well as the new science (biology, mathematics, cosmology and microcosmic emphasis). It is a poetry concerned with living for the present, with philosophical and religious subjects - with, in short, the soul. It is a dramatic poetry, essentially lyrical, often rough at the edges, with a love of individualized verse forms and writing poems as long as needed to be. After the adherence to traditional stanzas of Elizabethan poetry (the sonnet being the most obvious type), the Metaphysical poets employed a wide variety of forms and metrical patterns. Thomas Traherne for example, wrote in a new verse form each time he composed a poem. Poets such as Vaughan, Traherne and Marvell give the impression of writing until they've finished what they wanted to say. Their poetic forms were open - a short line here, an extended stanza there, as the subject required. Metaphysical poetry was partly 'Classical', partly 'Christian' and partly 'religious'; it was partly humanist, partly Cavalier and partly Elizabethan. John Donne, for example, was just as much Elizabethan, post-Petrarchan, Renaissance and 'Classical' as 'Metaphysical'. Some critics separate the Metaphysical poets' love poems from their religious ones. The distinction may be useful, but it is not how poets write. The boundaries between profane/ sacred, love/ religion, secular/ divine is not that clearly marked by the poets themselves. The 'religious' poems of the Metaphysical poets are often their most erotic. They write of God, the beloved, and their relationship to him, in erotic terms. In poems such as 'The World', for example, Henry Vaughan narrates the old notion of the soul mystically married to the Bridegroom (God). With an introduction and bibliography. The text has been revised for this edition, with new poems added. Includes a new picture gallery. A small, pocket size edition, ideal for gifts. Also available in an E-book edition. www.crmoon.com. | Author: Charlotte Greene | Publisher: Crescent Moon Publishing | Publication Date: Apr 18, 2022 | Number of Pages: 124 pages | Language: English | Binding: Paperback/Poetry | ISBN-10: 1861718500 | ISBN-13: 9781861718501
Title: John Donne: Poems Author/Editor: John Donne Publisher: Franklin Library Date: 1982 Format: Leather Bound Condition: Good Condition Description: Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. Hardcover with leather spine. Patterned end pages; all edges gilt. The binding suffers moderate loosening due to age and wear, but remains secure and in-tact; the pages are clean and unmarked. Secure packaging for safe delivery.
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This beautiful, vintage hardback edition of John Donne Poems was published by The Franklin Library in 1982. The book is bound in a quarter leather, with boards beautifully decorated in gold gilt. The spine features four raised bands and the edge of the pages are 22 karat gold. The book also features a satin ribbon page marker. The book is in very condition for it's age with the most noticeable flaw being fading/sunning to the spine. There are some small marks to the boards and scuffs to the text block edges. Inside the book, there are marbled endpapers. There are no inscriptions or writings inside. There are a collection of illustrations inside, taken from sixteenth and seventeenth century engravings. Dimensions approximately 22.5cm x 15.5cm x 3.2cm. All books purchased will be hand wrapped in patterned wallpaper and string. I'm gradually switching over to eco-friendly packaging, including 100% recyclable jiffy bags :)
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This four-book set of Norton Critical Editions is on 17th century British poets. John Donne's Poetry, Authoritative Texts and Criticism, Selected and Edited by A.L. Clements, 1966. This paperback Norton Critical Edition is aged a bit and then pages are yellowed. The front cover has a crease or two and some minor bumping on the edges. But there is no writing, tears, creases, or marks on the inside pages. Seventeenth Century British Poetry 1603-1660, Authoritative Texts and Criticism, Selected and Edited by John P. Rumrich and Gregory Chaplin, First Edition 2006. This paperback Norton Critical Edition is in ok condition. The front cover has creases on the edges, and the back cover has sticker residue. There is some writing and notes in the margins, and some underlining but there are no tears on the inside pages The notes that have been made are useful for interpretation There are also a few post-its inside that I have left since they add to the interpretation of the poems. George Herbert and the Seventeenth-Century Religious Poets, Authoritative Texts and Criticism, Selected and Edited by Mario A. Di Cesare, First Edition 1978 This paperback Norton Critical Edition is in really good condition for its age The front cover has a small crease on the bottom right corner. But there is no writing, tears, creases, or marks on the inside pages. Paradis Lost b John Milton, An Authoritative Text, Backgrounds and Sources and Criticism, Edited by Scott Elledge, First Edition 1993. This paperback Norton Critical Edition is in like new condition. There is no writing, tears, creases, or marks on the book at all.
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This four-book set of Norton Critical Editions is on 17th century British poets. John Donne's Poetry, Authoritative Texts and Criticism, Selected and Edited by A.L. Clements, 1966. This paperback Norton Critical Edition is aged a bit and then pages are yellowed. The front cover has a crease or two and some minor bumping on the edges. But there is no writing, tears, creases, or marks on the inside pages. Seventeenth Century British Poetry 1603-1660, Authoritative Texts and Criticism, Selected and Edited by John P. Rumrich and Gregory Chaplin, First Edition 2006. This paperback Norton Critical Edition is in ok condition. The front cover has creases on the edges, and the back cover has sticker residue. There is some writing and notes in the margins, and some underlining but there are no tears on the inside pages The notes that have been made are useful for interpretation There are also a few post-its inside that I have left since they add to the interpretation of the poems. George Herbert and the Seventeenth-Century Religious Poets, Authoritative Texts and Criticism, Selected and Edited by Mario A. Di Cesare, First Edition 1978 This paperback Norton Critical Edition is in really good condition for its age The front cover has a small crease on the bottom right corner. But there is no writing, tears, creases, or marks on the inside pages. Paradis Lost b John Milton, An Authoritative Text, Backgrounds and Sources and Criticism, Edited by Scott Elledge, First Edition 1993. This paperback Norton Critical Edition is in like new condition. There is no writing, tears, creases, or marks on the book at all.
Title: John Donne: Poems Author/Editor: John Donne Publisher: Franklin Library Date: 1978 Format: Leather Bound Condition: Good Condition Description: Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. Foxing on the edges. Text is clear of markings and notations. Binding is intact. Secure packaging for safe delivery.
Inspired by the Outlander series of books by Diana Gabaldon, this shawl pattern is written for lace, fingering and sport weight yarn. Knitter’s Choice! (Samples: Blue was knit with Malabrigo Yarn Lace and red was knit with Dale of Norway Tiur.) The center looks like waves and represents both the literal ocean and the figurative ocean of time, both of which are crossed numerous times throughout the book series. The first border pattern is called Horseshoe Lace, which brings to mind horses and Jamie. But, this pattern also looks like rolling hills or mountains-- the landscape of the Scottish Highlands. The last two border patterns are a Celtic knot motif and Thistle Leaves, together symbolizing Claire’s wedding ring. Finally, the points of the knitted edging stand around the perimeter of the shawl, representing the circle of standing stones. Finished Measurement: about 60” square in all yarn weights Materials: Lace weight yarn: 2100 yds OR Fingering weight yarn: 2000 yds OR Sport weight yarn: 1900 yds 29” circular needles in the size you need to get a fabric you like with your yarn and stitch pattern. For most knitters this means using US4 to US6 for lace weight, US6 to US8 for fingering, and US8 to US10 for sport.. You may wish to also have a 40” circular toward the end. Eight stitch markers.
