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Jean Campbell
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01 Bitter Honeymoon front cover
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02 Bitter Honeymoon inside cover
This particular copy was amongst 10,000 items donated to the Public Library of Victoria by John Kinmont Moir, a book collector and literary patron. "Lizzy", to whom Jean Campbell addressed her note, was probably Myrtle Elizabeth Moir (née Green), Moir's second wife. The second no...
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03 Bitter Honeymoon back cover
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04 Her Fate in the Stars front cover
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05 Her Fate in the Stars inside front cover
This particular copy was amongst 10,000 items donated to the Public Library of Victoria by John Kinmont Moir, a book collector and literary patron. "Lizzy", to whom Jean Campbell addressed her note, was probably Myrtle Elizabeth Moir (née Green), Moir's second wife. The second no...
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06 Her Fate in the Stars page 1
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07 Her Fate in the Stars back cover
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08 Passion from Peking front cover
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09 Greek Key Pattern front cover
Published London: Hutchinson, [1936]. http://catalogue.slv.vic.gov.au/vwebv/holdingsInfo?bibId=178625
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10 Greek Key Pattern back cover
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11 Jolimont, Wellington Parade South, 157
Then there was the other entrancing aspect of the locality. If it hadn’t been for the electric trains and trams thundering by at intervals … you might have thought you were living in a sylvan retreat … there were the gardens over the way and the park at the back … and a bridge ov...