(#112903) THE SPANISH OMNIBUS: BEING A COLLECTION OF STORIES REPRESENTING THE WORK OF THE LEADING SPANISH WRITERS OF TO-DAY Translated for the First Time into English by Warre B. Wells. With Biographical Notes by J[ulian] G[omez] Gorkin and an Introduction by Henri Barbusse. Warre Wells.

THE SPANISH OMNIBUS: BEING A COLLECTION OF STORIES REPRESENTING THE WORK OF THE LEADING SPANISH WRITERS OF TO-DAY Translated for the First Time into English by Warre B. Wells. With Biographical Notes by J[ulian] G[omez] Gorkin and an Introduction by Henri Barbusse. London: Eyre and Spottiswoode Publishers, 1932. Octavo, pp. [i-iv] v-xxvi [27-28] 29-386, original black cloth, spine panel stamped in metallic green. First edition. Collects fifteen stories by Vincente Blasco Ibanez, Gabriel Miro, and others. Upper rear corner tip bruised, small, faint damp mark at upper edge of rear cover, some foxing along fore-edge of sheets, a nearly fine copy in bright, nearly fine decorated dust jacket with touch of wear along top edges, minute chip from front panel, and piece clipped from top edge of front flap. (#112903).

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