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H.E. Bates – The Duet – SIGNED Limited First Edition 1935
£185.00
A first edition, first printing of The Duet by H.E. Bates, limited to 285 copies of which this is number 247, signed by Bates, published by Grayson and Grayson in 1935. A near fine book, with slight handling wear to the front board and rear panel, pushing to the foot of the spine, in original gold stamped decorated black cloth, faded green stain to top edge of text block and with rough-trimmed fore-edge. With decorated end papers and minor damage to the surface of title page.
The Duet by H.E. Bates encapsulates the profound yet fleeting nature of human connection. Set against the backdrop of rural England, the story follows an unexpected encounter between two strangers, each grappling with their own solitude. Through a shared moment of music, they transcend their individual isolation, finding solace and harmony in each other’s presence. Bates masterfully explores themes of loneliness, empathy and the power of human connection in this poignant and evocative tale.
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A first edition, first printing of The Duet by H.E. Bates, limited to 285 copies of which this is number 247, signed by Bates, published by Grayson and Grayson in 1935. A near fine book, with slight handling wear to the front board and rear panel, pushing to the foot of the spine, in original gold stamped decorated black cloth, faded green stain to top edge of text block and with rough-trimmed fore-edge. With decorated end papers and minor damage to the surface of title page.
The Duet by H.E. Bates encapsulates the profound yet fleeting nature of human connection. Set against the backdrop of rural England, the story follows an unexpected encounter between two strangers, each grappling with their own solitude. Through a shared moment of music, they transcend their individual isolation, finding solace and harmony in each other’s presence. Bates masterfully explores themes of loneliness, empathy and the power of human connection in this poignant and evocative tale.
