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D. H. Lawrence, Four Short Novels - Franklin Library 1984Title: Four Short Novels, titles include Love Among the Haystacks, The Ladybird, The Fox and The Captain's Doll Author: D. H. Lawrence, illustrated by Ronald Keller Publisher: Franklin Library Publication Date: 1984 Format: Hardcover Condition: This book is in good condition for its age. Some age spots and wear to the textblock. Reader's note Do you know a fan of D. H. Lawrence? If so, treat them (or yourself!) to a fabulous vintage book! This limited
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