An edition of The Bookseller (1988)

De boekhandelaar

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An edition of The Bookseller (1988)

De boekhandelaar

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Mr. William Buggage and his secretary Miss Tottle run a secret business out of Buggage's Rare Book Shop in London. Every day they read the obituaries and draft custom invoices to send to the grieving widow. The invoices list various European books of pornography and sexual deviance. The horrified widows always pay quickly to keep the matter from the presses. Mr. Buggage and Miss Tottle have made thousands of pounds using this method, and they use their ill-gotten gains to take lavish trips together. But then, one day, they make a fatal error ...

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Publish Date
Publisher
Meulenhoff
Language
Dutch

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Cover of: El librero
El librero
2016, Nórdica
in Spanish
Cover of: The Bookseller
The Bookseller
2011, One Voice Recordings
Digital Audio in English
Cover of: De boekhandelaar
De boekhandelaar
1988, Meulenhoff
Hardcover in Dutch
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Edition Notes

Geschenk Boekhandel Scheltema, Holkema & Vermeulen. - Niet in de handel.

Published in
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Other Titles
The bookseller
Translated From
English

Contributors

Translator
Sjaak Commandeur

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Pagination
39 p.
Dimensions
14 x x centimeters

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL24298418M
ISBN 10
9029059524
OCLC/WorldCat
67996150

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL9222441W

Excerpts

If, in those days, you walked up form Trafalgar Square into Charing Cross Road, you would come in a few minutes to a shop on the right-hand side that had above the window the words WILLIAM BUGGAGE - RARE BOOKS.
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