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Elizabeth Lee - Ouida: A Memoir, T Fisher Unwin, 1914, Letter to Edward Heron-Allen, Signed Ross Carrick sold 28 10 21 His story is on page Size:1 Copy Faded back board Box 78 Scarborough Water mark to front

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Elizabeth Lee Ouida: A Memoir, T Fisher Unwin, 1914, Letter to Edward Heron Allen, Signed Ross Carrick sold 28 10 21 His story is on page Size:1 Copy Faded back board Box 78 Scarborough Water mark to front His story is on page 173 Taped fore page edges to first four leaves

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