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tale : Mme. de Mauves later title : Madame de Mauves (29600 words, 1874) |
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| The novels and stories of Henry James : new and complete edition / [edited by Percy Lubbock]. – London : Macmillan, 1921–23. – (Edel & Laurence ref. A86); Vol. 18, pages 193–297 | ||
| New York edition text | ||
| The great short novels of Henry James / edited with an introduction and comments by Philip Rahv. – New York : Dial Press, 1944. – (Permanent library). – LC card no. 44-047807; pages 7–84 | ||
| first book text; introduction | ||
| The complete tales of Henry James / edited with an introduction by Leon Edel. – London : Rupert Hart-Davis, 1962–64. – (Edel & Laurence ref. A105); Vol. 3, pages 123–209 | ||
| first book text; brief introduction | ||
| The tales of Henry James / edited by Maqbool Aziz. – Vols 1-3 : 1864–1879. – Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1973–84. – ISBN 0-19-812457-0, 0-19-812572-0, 0-19-812573-9. – No more published; Vol. 2, pages 284–347 | ||
| magazine text, variants in first book text, revised book text and New York edition text; introduction, extract from James’s preface, notes | ||
| Selected tales / Henry James ; illustrated by Jeffrey W. Cornell. – Franklin Center, PA : Franklin Library, 1979. – (The 100 greatest masterpieces of American literature). – Limited edition, for series subscribers | ||
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| Seven tales / Henry James ; illustrated by Susan Huggins. – Franklin Center, PA : Franklin Library, 1983. – (The collected stories of the world’s greatest writers). – Limited edition, bound full-leather in green, for series subscribers. – The introduction is in a separate 22 page illustrated booklet; pages 5–71 | ||
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| The great short novels of Henry James / edited with an introduction and comments by Philip Rahv. – New York : Carroll & Graf, 1986. – ISBN 0-88184-247-8. – Reprint of the 1944 Dial Press ed.; pages 7–84 | ||
| first book text; introduction | ||
| The great short novels of Henry James / edited with an introduction and comments by Philip Rahv. – London : Robinson, 1989. – (Classic authors). – ISBN 1-85487-026-2. – Reprint of the 1944 Dial Press ed.; pages 7–84 | ||
| first book text; introduction | ||
| A landscape-painter ; and other tales : 1864–1874 / Henry James ; edited with an introduction by Roger Gard. – London : Penguin, 1990. – ISBN 0-14-043327-9; pages 212–286 | ||
| first book text; introduction, notes | ||
| The great short novels of Henry James / edited with an introduction and comments by Philip Rahv. – 2nd ed. - New York : Carroll & Graf, 1996. – ISBN 0-7867-0265-6. – Reissue of their 1986 reprint of the 1944 Dial Press ed.; pages 7–84 | ||
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| Collected stories / Henry James ; selected and introduced by John Bayley. – London : David Campbell Publishers, 1999. – (Everyman’s library). – ISBN 1-85715-785-0 (v. 1), 1-85715-786-9 (v. 2), 1-85715-244-1 (2 vols in slipcase) also New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 2000. – ISBN 0-375-40935-1 (v. 1), 0-375-40936-X (v. 2); Vol. 1, pages 181–258 |
in print £ 12·50, $ 30·00 each |
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| Complete stories 1864–1874 / Henry James. – New York : The library of America, 1999. – (The library of America ; 111). – ISBN 1-883011-70-1; pages 828–903 |
in print $ 40·00 |
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| The great short novels of Henry James / edited with an introduction and comments by Philip Rahv. – New Delhi : Jaico Publishing House, 2008. – ISBN 978-81-7224-089-9. – Reprint of the 1944 Dial Press ed.; pages 7–84 |
in print £ 11·50 |
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| first book text | American | no preparation | Wright American Fiction 1851-1875 (page scan and instant-OCR only, search for Henry James’s ‘A passionate pilgrim’ volume) |
| New York edition text | British | Project Gutenberg |
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