Shakespear Story-Teller

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32p, 32p, 31p, 40p, 39p, [22]. Later red cloth over boards with the title in gilt on the spine. All with the wrappers bound in. Includes The Tempest 3rd, ed 1855, The Gentlemen of Verona 1855, The Merry Wives of Windsor 1855, Twelfth Nigh, or What you Will 1855 and Measure for Measure 1855. Much Ado About Nothing was published in 1856 and is not present. George Stephens (1813-1895) was an English archaeologist and philologist who spent a significant amount of time in Sweden and Denmark. Ruud writes "That this doughty old scholar should give precious time to prepare a Shakespeare primer for the Danish youth would surprise those who only know the fruits of his serious research, not those who know the fidelity with which he gave himself to the routine of his University teachings". p70 Research Publications of the University of Minnesota. Studies in Language & Literature #8, 1920 An upper marginal stain in vol V. The binder added 22 blank leaves at the end. Includes a bookseller sticker of John Britnell, Toronto, Canada on the inside front blank and a cut-out from a bookseller catalogue. A very scarce volume. N° de ref. del artículo 7061

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