The Mistress of Vision. Together with a Commentary by the Rev. John O'Connor S.T.P. and with a Preface by Father Vincent McNabb, O.P.

Limitation not stated. First edition, the earlier (wrappered) state. 4to., with the two page catalogue at the end, red ornament to title, original black wrappers, lettered in gilt, strengthened at hinges, spine a little chafed. [S. Dominic's Press] Published by Douglas Pepler, Ditchling, Sussex.

According to Sewell, "The Private Library", Vol. 3, no. 3, July 1960, this is printed "on the last sheets of an exceptionally pleasing thin handmade paper made by Batchelor for William Morris". The colophon reads: "Printed 'in Days whose Feet are Rumorous on the Air' by Douglas Hilary Pepler ... and completed on the Feast of Our Lady of Ransome".

Taylor & Sewell, Saint Dominic's Press, A Bibliography, A29

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