Dixon Grammar Of English

WODEHOUSE, P. G. BRINKLEY MANOR, Boston: Little Brown, 1934. A very good copy bound in orange cloth with the James Montgomery Flagg image of Jeeves on the front cover. This is an ex-library binding, a little worn at the edges, spine slightly darkened, a small stain on the front endpaper, a school bookplate on the pastedown and an envelope holder at the rear. A facsimile dustwrapper is provided in lieu of the original.. Gussie Fink-Nottle, hermit scientist and friend of Bertie Wooster, awards the Prize at Market Snodsbury Grammar School, and makes a mess of it in one of the classic Wodehouse scenes. Charles Gould, a noted Wodehouse expert, calls this book the funniest ever written in the English Language, even better than Dixon's "Merrie England" speech in Lucky Jim. Published in the UK as Right Ho, Jeeves.

First edition Hardcover

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GRANT, William, DIXON, James Main. Manual of Modern Scots. Cambridge: CUP, 1921

Hardcover Very Good with no dust jacket First Edition Spine ends and corners just faintly bruised, fore-edges perhpas a little dusty, neat owner inscription to f.e.p.. ; Covers: Phonetics, Grammar, Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, Verbs, Adverbs Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections, Prefixes, Suffixes and Compounds. Readers: prose, verse, ballads and songs. ; xxii+500pp pages

[SW: LANGUAGE::English::Scots CELTICA SCOTS GRAMMAR DICTIONARY]

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Pulkina. I. M.; Kuznetsov, P. S. (Ed.); Korotky, V. and Dixon, R. (Trans.): A Short Russian Reference Grammar - With a Chapter on Pronunciation, Moscow: Progress Publishers
Very Good

An 8vo hardcover of 350p. VG. Third Edition stated, probably early 1960's. 3rd Edition No Jacket Hardcover

[SW: LANGUAGE, RUSSIAN, GRAMMAR, ENGLISH TEXT]

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