Yorkshire by Gordon Home Victor Harbor and a final chapter on

and a final chapter on Dicken’s remarkable achievements

'It was an earlier Queen Elizabeth on the throne of England at the beginning of the sixteenth century

For Leighor the healer - whose credentials from a conveniently far-off southern land might not bear too close a scrutiny - coming to the Sielders had been a distinct mistake

leaves home (because his Uncle Wattleberry’s whiskers blow into the soup) to join forces with Bill Barnacle the sailor and Sam Sawnoff the penguin

Yorkshire by Gordon Home Victor Harbor and a final chapter onYorkshire Painted and Described by Gordon Home A & C Black Ltd., 1932, illustrated colour frontispiece, decorated title page, illustrated reproduction plates, colour dipped top fore edge (blue), hardcover with embossed decorated covers and spine Very Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, some discolouration to spine, a little foxing to pages and fore edges, previous owners name plate on front