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New York: Scholastic Book Services, 1970. 6th Scholastic Books printing. T242. 16mo. 4.25" x 6.5" MMPB. Very Good. Nice square binding. Light foxing to edges, and slight chipping to top and bottom of spine as shown./No jacket as issued.. Scholastic reprint of the 1953 juvenile car racing tale. From back cover: "Chicken!" Nobody can call Dave Neil that and get away with it! So, he takes on a risky dare- a race against the law! Now the crazy wild ride...the thrill of speed and power...the challenging roar of his rod. But the police siren wails louder and louder. And Dave's engine kicks, misses.

New York and Philadelphia: Hinds, Noble, and Eldridge, 1897. Revised Edition. Hardcover. 12mo. (5.5" x 7.5") Red cloth covered boards, red leather spine with gilt titles. Good. Corners are bumped and frayed, small tear to top of leather spine, college bookstore rental form attached to front pastedown, hinges starting to crack at pastedowns, a few pencil marks as shown./No jacket.. Revised Edition by James Morgan Hart Professor of English Philology and Rhetoric in Cornell University, N.Y.

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1969. The Scribner Library. Trade Paperback 8vo. (5.5" x 8") Pictorial wraps. Very Good. Some foxing to the edges of text block, and light creasing to wraps as shown./No Jacket as issued.. Loosely based on Hemingway's own first hand experience during WWI on the Italian Front.

New York: Bantam, 1946. 1st Bantam. 18mo, SC with pictorial wraps. Good, name written in pencil on title and half title pages, closed tear on table of contents page.

New York, NY: Fawcett, 1976. MMPB. Very Good, Slight spine tilt, creasing to spine, slight chipping to wraps and original price ticket to cover. Text block clean and unmarked as shown in photographs./No jacket as issued.. By Hans Holzer known for his investigation into the Amityville Horror. "In this amazing book, Hans Holzer, renowned psychic investigator and ghost-hunter, now turns his sights on another kind of game. On beings from beyond our galaxy. They say they are here to warn us and help us not to destroy ourselves. Could they have some other purpose in mind?

New York: Bantam, 1961. 1st Bantam. 18mo, SC with pictorial wraps. Very Good, slight lean on binding.

New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, 1959. Harper Torch Edition. Trade Paperback. Larger 12mo. (5.25' x 8"). Red pictorial wraps. Very Good. Presents well. A very clean and crisp copy. Wraps have survived sun fading, pages are unmarked. Light edge wear to wraps. Almost like new. Unfortunately, there is a small tear to page 25, likely due to a printing mishap. Please see photos./No jacket.. Cover Design by Ellen Ruskin.. An historical nonfiction novel depicting the Loudun Possessions in which the Priest Urbain Grandier supposedly seduced a convent of nuns after he made a deal with the devil.