Livro The Return of the Native

Número nosso acervo 3446. Brochura antigo em bom estado de conservação. Miolo em bom estado. Leve amarelamento no corte. Discretas marcas de manuseio em capa. Reforço de fita transparente em lombada para maior segurança do exemplar. Alguns grifos à lápis. 95 páginas. A foto em questão é original do exemplar que será encaminhado .

SKU: 22505331. Condição: USADO. Acabamento: Brochura. Livro em inglês, brochura, corte escurecido, manchas de acidez. Loc: literatura

conservado, leves desgastes, bordas escuras, de bolso, L E 95, com 337 páginas.

Em bom estado. Brochura. Miolo firme. Capa e lombada em boas condições. Livre de riscos e anotações. 337 páginas.

SKU: 28851995. Condição: USADO. . Completo. Sinais de manuseio e envelhecimento. Páginas amareladas devido aos anos. Foto real. Sem rasuras. Capa danificada.

Maior expoente do Naturalismo inglês, Hardy desenvolve neste livro a história de Eustacia Vye, uma orgulhosa e apaixonada mulher, cujo coração a leva a uma inevitável tragédia. Livro em bom estado.

Exemplar em bom estado, capa e lombada preservadas, sem grifos nem rasuras. Bordas e miolo amarelados 482 Páginas Tamanho 18 x 11

cod. 521058 / livros em inglÊs / brochura / 90 pg. / isbn: 0435270613 / obs: livro pequeno em bom estado, com bordas e páginas amareladas, com pontos de oxidação./ h.t.

***Livro Inglês De Bolso*** Bom Estado Sinais Manuseio Borda E Folhas Amareladas

coleção: Penguin Popular Classics - idioma: inglês - 482 páginas - livro usado - brochura original - em bom estado - sem marcações de qualquer tipo - sem assinaturas ou carimbos - amarelamento e sinais do tempo - edição de bolso. #OUT01582

livro em regular estado de conservação,contendo sinais de uso pelo tempo, como manuseio ,brochura em bom estado . Est/souzas

SKU: 28468279. Condição: USADO. . pág amareladas

livro em regular estado de conservação,contendo sinais de uso pelo tempo, como manuseio ,brochura em bom estado . Est/souzas

Assinatura No Interor ***Livro Inglês*** Borda E Folhas Amareladas Com Sinais De Manuseio

Cod. 45255 / Literatura Estrangeira / Brochura / Descrição: 472 pags sem uso

SKU: 29049178. Condição: USADO. Acabamento: Brochura, Página: 473. Páginas isentas de grifos e anotações, lombada e capas com desgastes de uso (sinais de dobras, desgastes tipo rasgos nas pontas e bordas...), miolo firme, corte e páginas com pigmentos de oxidação devido ao tempo. -Dimensão: 21 x 14 cm -Capa: Brochura -Idioma: Inglês -Páginas: 473 B08

Código: 2329174 Nota: A presente obra encontra-se em bom estado de conservação, contém, apenas, algumas manchas amareladas causadas pelo tempo e uma assinatura à caneta na primeira página. Nº de páginas: 506 Formato: 13 x 19 Conservação da capa: Bom Estado Conservação do miolo: Bom Estado Acabamento: Capa Dura Idioma: Inglês Curiosidade: Editora: The modern library

Livro com capa e lombada gasta, lombada com desgaste, capa com marcas de dobradura, paginas manchadas pelo tempo, miolo em bom estado, carimbo do antigo dono, paginas com desgaste, brochura, 462pgs

Brochura, 18x11cm, 88 páginas; livro em estado regular, sem grifos ou anotações; com sinais de manuseio; aspecto envelhecido; corte amarelado; pigmentações na lateral e páginas; coloração amarelada; capa e miolo conservados.

Livro usado, capa original em capa dura em bom estado salvo machucadinho na ponta do dorso, com 470 páginas suavemente amareladas, sem prejuízo do conteúdo, em inglês, se desejar solicite imagens para melhor análise - Código 538226 LF Localização E145P04 título completo The return of the native coleção great illustrated classics SINOPSE

Brochura - Bom estado: miolo com marcações e sublinhados - papel amarelado - 10x18 cm - 371 p - M 3/P3 - 201618226

//// Brochura, excelente conservação relativa ao tempo transposto, miolo livre de manuscritos, capa perfeita, sem roçados, sujidades, outros. _ Obra primeiramente publicada em 1878. Primeira edição da "Penguin Popular Classics" ( 1994 ). Texto completo e integral. _ Formato de bolso _ 486 pp _ Impresso na Inglaterra //// 1. Clássicos : Romance inglês //// "Gratos !" _Odysseus Libris.

SKU: 29025521. Condição: USADO. Acabamento: Brochura, Página: 481. Livro em bom estado de conservação, capa de brochura, sinais de manuseio, assinatura à caneta; em idioma inglês; 12 x 18 cm; 482 páginas.

livro em bom estado de conservação. Vide foto ai na plataforma. Essa é a foto original da capa. O livro não possui grifos nem rascunhos. Possui todas as páginas, todas estão integras. Raridade.

First published serially between January and December of 1878 in the sensationalistic monthly London magazine Belgravia, Thomas Hardys The Return of the Native is the authors sixth published novel. Set in Egdon Heath, an area of Thomas Hardys fictionalized Wessex known for the thorny evergreen shrubs, called furze or gorse, which are cut there by its residents for fuel. When the story begins, on Guy Fawkes Night, we find Diggory Venn, a merchant of the red mineral called reddle which farmers use to mark their sheep, giving aid to Thomasin Yeobright, whom he is in love with but has unsuccessfully wooed over the preceding two years. Diggory is helping Thomasin, who is in distress having left town with Damon Wildeve under the false promise of matrimony, return home to her aunt, Mrs. Yeobright. Damon has rebuffed Thomasin in favor of the beautiful young Eustacia Vye. However when Mrs. Yeobrights son Clym, a successful diamond merchant, returns from Paris, Eustacia loses interest in Damon, seeing a relationship with Clym as an opportunity to escape the Heath in favor of a more glamorous and exciting locale. A classically modern novel, The Return of the Native presents a world of people struggling between their unfulfilled desires and the expectations of society. This edition is printed on premium acid-free paper and includes an introduction by J. W. Cunliffe.

First published serially between January and December of 1878 in the sensationalistic monthly London magazine Belgravia, Thomas Hardys The Return of the Native is the authors sixth published novel. Set in Egdon Heath, an area of Thomas Hardys fictionalized Wessex known for the thorny evergreen shrubs, called furze or gorse, which are cut there by its residents for fuel. When the story begins, on Guy Fawkes Night, we find Diggory Venn, a merchant of the red mineral called reddle which farmers use to mark their sheep, giving aid to Thomasin Yeobright, whom he is in love with but has unsuccessfully wooed over the preceding two years. Diggory is helping Thomasin, who is in distress having left town with Damon Wildeve under the false promise of matrimony, return home to her aunt, Mrs. Yeobright. Damon has rebuffed Thomasin in favor of the beautiful young Eustacia Vye. However when Mrs. Yeobrights son Clym, a successful diamond merchant, returns from Paris, Eustacia loses interest in Damon, seeing a relationship with Clym as an opportunity to escape the Heath in favor of a more glamorous and exciting locale. A classically modern novel, The Return of the Native presents a world of people struggling between their unfulfilled desires and the expectations of society. This edition is printed on premium acid-free paper and includes an introduction by J. W. Cunliffe.

First published serially between January and December of 1878 in the sensationalistic monthly London magazine Belgravia, Thomas Hardys The Return of the Native is the authors sixth published novel. Set in Egdon Heath, an area of Thomas Hardys fictionalized Wessex known for the thorny evergreen shrubs, called furze or gorse, which are cut there by its residents for fuel. When the story begins, on Guy Fawkes Night, we find Diggory Venn, a merchant of the red mineral called reddle which farmers use to mark their sheep, giving aid to Thomasin Yeobright, whom he is in love with but has unsuccessfully wooed over the preceding two years. Diggory is helping Thomasin, who is in distress having left town with Damon Wildeve under the false promise of matrimony, return home to her aunt, Mrs. Yeobright. Damon has rebuffed Thomasin in favor of the beautiful young Eustacia Vye. However when Mrs. Yeobrights son Clym, a successful diamond merchant, returns from Paris, Eustacia loses interest in Damon, seeing a relationship with Clym as an opportunity to escape the Heath in favor of a more glamorous and exciting locale. A classically modern novel, The Return of the Native presents a world of people struggling between their unfulfilled desires and the expectations of society. This edition is printed on premium acid-free paper and includes an introduction by J. W. Cunliffe.

First published serially between January and December of 1878 in the sensationalistic monthly London magazine Belgravia, Thomas Hardys The Return of the Native is the authors sixth published novel. Set in Egdon Heath, an area of Thomas Hardys fictionalized Wessex known for the thorny evergreen shrubs, called furze or gorse, which are cut there by its residents for fuel. When the story begins, on Guy Fawkes Night, we find Diggory Venn, a merchant of the red mineral called reddle which farmers use to mark their sheep, giving aid to Thomasin Yeobright, whom he is in love with but has unsuccessfully wooed over the preceding two years. Diggory is helping Thomasin, who is in distress having left town with Damon Wildeve under the false promise of matrimony, return home to her aunt, Mrs. Yeobright. Damon has rebuffed Thomasin in favor of the beautiful young Eustacia Vye. However when Mrs. Yeobrights son Clym, a successful diamond merchant, returns from Paris, Eustacia loses interest in Damon, seeing a relationship with Clym as an opportunity to escape the Heath in favor of a more glamorous and exciting locale. A classically modern novel, The Return of the Native presents a world of people struggling between their unfulfilled desires and the expectations of society. This edition is printed on premium acid-free paper and includes an introduction by J. W. Cunliffe.

First published serially between January and December of 1878 in the sensationalistic monthly London magazine Belgravia, Thomas Hardys The Return of the Native is the authors sixth published novel. Set in Egdon Heath, an area of Thomas Hardys fictionalized Wessex known for the thorny evergreen shrubs, called furze or gorse, which are cut there by its residents for fuel. When the story begins, on Guy Fawkes Night, we find Diggory Venn, a merchant of the red mineral called reddle which farmers use to mark their sheep, giving aid to Thomasin Yeobright, whom he is in love with but has unsuccessfully wooed over the preceding two years. Diggory is helping Thomasin, who is in distress having left town with Damon Wildeve under the false promise of matrimony, return home to her aunt, Mrs. Yeobright. Damon has rebuffed Thomasin in favor of the beautiful young Eustacia Vye. However when Mrs. Yeobrights son Clym, a successful diamond merchant, returns from Paris, Eustacia loses interest in Damon, seeing a relationship with Clym as an opportunity to escape the Heath in favor of a more glamorous and exciting locale. A classically modern novel, The Return of the Native presents a world of people struggling between their unfulfilled desires and the expectations of society. This edition is printed on premium acid-free paper and includes an introduction by J. W. Cunliffe.