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Jane Austen’s Emma - Dent 1940Title: Emma Author: Jane Austen Publisher: Everyman Library J. M. Dent Publication Date: 1940 Format: Hardback with dust jacket Condition: This book is in good condition for its age other than some minor signs of wear, rips to dust jacket and tanned pages. Reader's note Add some colour to the room with this 1940 edition of Jane Austens Emma in a bright red dust jacket! The introduction reads: 'Emma, without a doubt, stands only next to Pride and
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