"Ne'er-Do-Well" 1954 YATES, Dornford Charles Cary Rumsey

"Ne'er-Do-Well" 1954 YATES, Dornford Charles Cary RumseyYATES, Dornford [222] pp. Ward, Lock & Co., Limited 1954 8" x 5 1 2" Jacket design by Biro Ne'er Do Well is a 1954 detective novel by the English author Dornford Yates (Cecil William Mercer), his only work of the genre. Although Richard Chandos narrates, the book is not generally classified as a 'Chandos' title. Superintendent Falcon investigates the murder of Lord St Amont at the village of Ne'er do Well. Much of the story is set in a convent.

Morrison is a graduate of U

a Parisian antique dealer with a passion for unusual and intriguing objects had compiled a huge collection of Palissy's art

The Editors of Realites[307] pp

The author describes in musical and graphical language the awakening of consciousness as Kundalini moves from its base in the human body through the force centres

due to concerns that his official country house

Robsjohn-Gibbings (1903–1976) was a British-born architect and furniture designer

entertaining troops and the wounded

which in their manuscript form cover seven hundred and forty closely written pages

(25) Plastic Chips per x 4 Colors:Blue/ White/ Red & Yellow

as well as Napoleon III's personal chef

the Colony’s Socialist tendencies are exposed—waiters took diners’ bills to proprietor Gene Cavallero who would increase or decrease the total based upon his estimation of their wealth

A signed edition in a clamshell box