| Curwen Press: | G34 |
| Curwen Press: | G34 |
| British Library: |
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LAURENCE STERNE SECOND JOURNAL TO ELIZA Hitherto known as LETTERS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN WRITTEN BY YORICK AND ELIZA But now shown to be a later version of the JOURNAL TO ELIZA [swelled rule] Transcribed from a copy in the British Museum and presented with an Introduction by MARGARET R. B. SHAW Together with a Foreword by CHARLES WHIBLEY London G. BELL & SONS LTD 1929
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π4 [A]8 B-N8.
[13] vi-vii [viii-ix] x-xxxix [xl,1-3] 4-40 [41-3] 44-124 [125-7] 128-57 [158-61] 162-5 [+3].
Demy 8o: 8¾" × 5⅝", top edge only trimmed and gilt, white wove, Ganymede; 14pt. Baskerville; casing, green cloth gold-blocked on spine: ‘[typefounder's curves] SECOND JOURNAL TO ELIZA [curve]’, and on upper cover: ‘[within frame of typefounders' curves] SECOND JOURNAL TO ELIZA’.
Sterne's 'Journal to Eliza', written to Mrs. Elizabeth Draper, was published posthumously in 1904.
The 'Second journal' was ascribed by some to William Combe (1742-1843), and first published 1929 in this edition.
Robin Phillips, 1963, revised 11/Jan/2022
