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Elizabeth Walter - The Nearest and Dearest, Harvill Press, 1963 The Viking Press A horror novel from Guy Print Number and Condition:Print 267, Some minor markings on Front Dust Jacket

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Elizabeth Walter The Nearest and Dearest, Harvill Press, 1963 The Viking Press A horror novel from Guy Print Number and Condition:Print 267, Some minor markings on Front Dust Jacket A horror novel from Guy Smith whose novels have sold more than 3 millions copies worldwide 159 200 (Signed by Mark Valentine) Two copies in slipcase A very good copy Harvill Press

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