The tales of D.H. Lawrence

London: Martin Secker, 1934. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Good copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth. Spine bands and panel edges somewhat bumped and rubbed as with age. Remains quite well-preserved overall. Provenance; the critic and poetry activist Charles Tomlinson�s copy; with his marginal notes. Physical description: 1138, [2] pages; 22 cm. Contents:The Prussian officer -- The thorn in the flesh -- Daughters of the vicar -- A fragment of stained glass -- The shades of spring -- Second best -- The shadow in the rose garden -- Goose fair -- The white stocking -- A sick collier -- The christening -- Odour of chrysanthemums -- England, my England -- Tickets, please -- The blind man -- Monkey nuts -- Wintry peacock -- You touched me -- Samson and Delilah -- The primrose path -- The horse dealer's daughter -- Fanny and Annie -- The ladybird -- The fox -- The captain's doll -- St. Mawr -- The princess -- Two blue birds -- Sun -- The woman who rode away -- Smile -- The border line -- Jimmy and the desperate woman -- The last laugh -- In love -- Glad ghosts -- None of that -- The man who loved islands -- The lovely lady -- Rawdon's roof -- The rocking-horse winner -- Mother and daughter -- The blue moccasins -- Things -- The virgin and the gipsy -- The man who died. Subjects: Short stories, English 20th century. English fiction 20th century. Lawrence, D.H.