An edition of Haru no yuki (1969)

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An edition of Haru no yuki (1969)

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Publisher
C. E. Tuttle Co.
Language
English
Pages
389

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Subjects
Fiction, Japanese fiction, Man-woman relationships, Romance fiction, Fiction, general, Japan, fiction
Places
Japan
Times
Taishō period, 1912-1926

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Cover of: Spring snow
Spring snow
1990, Vintage International
in English - 1st Vintage international ed.
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Spring snow.
1972, Knopf
in English - [1st American ed.]
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Cover of: Spring snow
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1972, C. E. Tuttle Co.
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At head of title: The sea of fertility : a cycle of four novels.

Published in
Rutland, Vt
Other Titles
UNESCO collection of representative works. Japanese series., Sea of fertility.

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389 p. ;
Number of pages
389

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OL22960335M

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