B36072

Shelfmark

Ktt.3.02(16)

Author

Hardy, Thomas

Title

A glimpse from the train /, Thomas Hardy.

Varying form of title

Other title: Faintheart in a railway train

Publication, distribution, etc.

[London :, s.n.,, 1920]

Physical description

p. 265 ;, 24 cm.

Note

Extract from "The London mercury", January 1920 issue.

Note

See Purdy, p. 215.

Binding

Extracted and rebound in dull green cloth. Interleaved with other Hardy works in serial form (Ktt.3.02(1-15,17-21)).

Copy-specific note

Cutting.

Copy-specific note

Bound with "The three strangers", "The Dorsetshire labourer", "Interlopers at the knap", "The first Countess of Wessex", "Candour in English fiction", "The science of fiction", "The midnight baptism", "The tree of knowledge", "The satin shoes", "Night in a suburb", "The abbey mason", "The telegram", "The place on the map", "The year's awakening", "Going and staying", "Voices from things growing", "On the portrait of a woman about to be hanged","An East-end curate", "Waiting both", "The turnip-hoer" and "The Dorset year book".

Added entry--place

England, London.

001B36072

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aKtt.3.02(16)

100##$aHardy, Thomas

24512$aA glimpse from the train /$cThomas Hardy.

24633$aFaintheart in a railway train

260##$a[London :$bs.n.,$c1920]

300##$ap. 265 ;$c24 cm.

500##$aExtract from "The London mercury", January 1920 issue.

500##$aSee Purdy, p. 215.

563##$aExtracted and rebound in dull green cloth. Interleaved with other Hardy works in serial form (Ktt.3.02(1-15,17-21)).

590##$aCutting.

590##$aBound with "The three strangers", "The Dorsetshire labourer", "Interlopers at the knap", "The first Countess of Wessex", "Candour in English fiction", "The science of fiction", "The midnight baptism", "The tree of knowledge", "The satin shoes", "Night in a suburb", "The abbey mason", "The telegram", "The place on the map", "The year's awakening", "Going and staying", "Voices from things growing", "On the portrait of a woman about to be hanged","An East-end curate", "Waiting both", "The turnip-hoer" and "The Dorset year book".

752##$aEngland$dLondon.