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<dl><dd>In Getty copy gathering D of v. 4 is misbound in the order D3, D4, D2, D1</dd>
<dd>Binding: marbled paper, quarter calf (apparently contemporary). Title in gilt on red spine labels: TRISTR / SHAND. Vol. numbers in gilt on black spine labels. Page edges sprinkled red</dd>
<dd>Getty copy comprises v. 1-4 only of the eventual 9. Vol. 1-2 are 4th ed., 1760. Vol. 3-4 are 1st ed., 1761</dd>
<dd>Anonymous. By Laurence Sterne</dd>
<dd>Vol. III. press variants: line 16 p. 160 "woulda ciad" or "would a citadel"; line 3 p. 171 "me.'" or "me.""; line 20 p. 187 "aud" or "and". Of the eight possible combinations of the above, four are recorded: III-1a: woulda ciad / me.' / aud; III-1b: woulda ciad / me." / aud; III-1c: would a citadel / me.' / and; III-1d: would a citadel / me." / and. Vol. IV catchword on p. 19 "'Tis" or "There's" (Monkman)</dd>
<dd>Getty v. 3 is variant III-1c, and v. 4 has 'Tis on p. 19</dd>
<dd>There is a concealed second edition of vol. IV in 1761; this is easily distinguished by the correct spelling of "fancy" on p. 73; in the first edition it is mis-spelt "facy"</dd>
<dd>Getty copy of v. 4 has "facy" on p. 73</dd>
<dd>Pages 73-74 of v. 1 have solid black rectangles in place of text. A leaf in v. 3 with marbled rectangles in place of text is bound between L4-L5, paged 169-170</dd>
<dd>Vols. 1 and 3 have engraved frontispieces after Hogarth by "S. Ravenet" and "F. Ravenet" respectively, both presumably the elder Simon François Ravenet. "Because the frontispiece [of v. 3] is keyed to an incident in vol. IV, it is sometimes found with that volume; it is however conjugate with A8 of vol. III"--Monkman</dd>
<dd>Frontispiece of v. 3 bound at beginning of v. 4 in Getty copy</dd>
<dd>ESTC (RLIN)</dd>
<dd>Monkman, K. Florida edition of the works of Laurence Sterne</dd></dl><br>Subjects:</div>
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<dl><dd>Sterne, Laurence, 1713-1768</dd>
<dd>Ravenet, Simon François, 1706-1774</dd>
<dd>Hogarth, William, 1697-1764</dd></dl></div>
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