The Greek Myths Agatha Christie The pencil drawings should have

The pencil drawings should have been engravings

Occasional thumbing throughout

Campbell and illustrated with thirteen stunning full page colour prints of work by Anne Anderson

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A charity murder game at a Devon house turns into the real thing

The Greek Myths Agatha Christie The pencil drawings should haveRobert Graves, The Greek Myths. London: The Folio Society, 1998. Eight printing thus, 2000. Introduced by Kenneth McLeish, illustrations by Grahame Baker. Maps by Denys Baker. A reduced reprint of the first edition of 1996, divided into two volumes. 228 150 28 mm. 2 vols (pp. [110] 11342, [12]: [12] leaves of plates; [iii], 343700: [4] leaves of plates). Printed and bound by Grafos, Barcelona. Quarter brown cloth, white paper boards printed in brown