-A Library of Choice Prose*

 b, Ca. 1890’s 12 books encased in a lovely green cloth box with gold tooled lid.

Notes

"A Library of Choice Prose" is a curated anthology that brings together a diverse collection of exceptional prose from various authors and genres. This compilation aims to highlight the richness and versatility of prose as a literary form, showcasing works that span different periods, styles, and themes. Each selection is chosen for its literary merit and ability to evoke thought, emotion, and imagination, making the anthology a treasure trove for readers who appreciate the art of well-crafted language and storytelling. 

Description

H.D. Thoreau: Walden, Dr. Johnson: Table Talk, W.S. Landor: Imaginary Conversations, William Hazlitt: Essays, Ruskin: Sesame and Lilies, Sir Thomas More: Utopia, Thomas A. Kempis: The Imitation of Christ, Charles Lamb: Essays of Elia, Thomas Carlyle: Essays, Sir Francis Bacon: Essays, Emerson: Essays, Montaigne: Essays