1888 Sunny Fountains & Golden Sand : South Africa : Dark Continent

1888 Sunny Fountains & Golden Sand : South Africa : Dark ContinentSunny Fountains and Golden Sand Pictures of Missionary Life in the South of the Dark Continent By Arthur Bricc Published by T Woolmer, London, 1888. First Edition. Hardback, decorative cloth binding with gilt titles, patterned endpapers, 255 pages, illustrated in b&w. SEE LAST 2 IMAGES FOR CONTENTS OF THE BOOK CONDITION A very good copy. The cloth binding is very good and inner and outer joints are good with no cracking. Endpapers good. All contents

a gang ruled by the dreadful Queen of Holderness (Peg Fyfe of Yorkshire folklore)

in a huge country house belonging to Fulbert's parents

It may be noted that I have freely used both line and tone blocks in the text and throughout the book

Published by  London : Sunday School Union

After the attack of the flies (against the cobweb castle) is repulsed

Volume I: The Peninsula

to see how anyone could possibly have been taken in even then

Small leather bindings measuring 13 x 7

and contributions by Elizabeth Berkeley

especially at edges/corners/spine

Son & Kinnoch

descendant of the conquering Normans