Teixeira de Mattos 'Germinal' by Havelock Ellis 'Nana' by Victor Plaar 'Pot-Bouille' by Percy Pinkerton and 'La Terre' by Ernest Dowson. 'L'Assommoir' is translated by Arthur Symons 'La Curée' by A. Resumen y sinopsis de Nana de Émile Zola. This appears to be an early American stereotype reissue.
The stated aim of the Lutetian Society was 'to issue to its members translations of such representative master-pieces of fiction by Continental authors as are unprocurable in England in an unmutilated rendering'. Number 160 of 1000 sets of the 'Library Edition, with the etchings on Japan paper', comprising unexpurgated translations of six novels from Zola's sweeping Rougon-Macquart novel cycle. Part of her personality is that she wants to be respected as a lady and yet seldom does anything to command respect. Nanas whimsicality is also revealed in these chapters.
Completed in 1880, Nana is the ninth installment in the 20-volume Les Rougon-Macquart series. Nana knows better because she has already noted the effect that she has upon Muffat. Matison in each volume a handsome set in excellent condition overall. Nana is a novel by the French naturalist author Émile Zola. Superbly bound in full burgundy levant morocco, extensively hand-tooled in gilt, with small circular turquoise morocco onlays to the sides series title ('Rougon-Macquart Edition') at the foot of the spine inner gilt dentelles top edges gilt, others uncut spines slightly sunned and occasionally slightly rubbed title of 'La Curée' is misspelt 'La Curre' on the spines and title pages (but not on the half-titles) bookplate of E.A. Ĭrown octavo, 11 volumes (of 12, lacking the first volume of 'Nana'), with numerous etched plates after paintings by Auguste Francois Gorguet, Louise Malteste, Alcide-Theophile Robaudi and Pierre Vidal. , 'Printed for subscribers only from the plates made by the Lutetian Society'. L'Assommoir La Curée Germinal Nana Pot-Bouille La Terre ZOLA, Emile The Masterpieces of Emile Zola.
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