The Thousand and One Mornings

Colette

Fifty-one essays - crowds, the end of the 'Tour de France', dinners, cafes, 'Physical Culture and Women', 'Should One Say It?', 'In the Train', 'On Being a Cat', 'There's a Shortage of Women'; first published in 'Le Matin' between 1911 and 1914; translated by Margaret Crosland and David Le Vay, introduction by Margaret Crosland.

Publisher: Peter Owen. First English edition 1973
Edition: First Edition
Place Published: London
Very good in dustwrapper


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