Scaife, C. H. O. The Poetry of Alfred Tennyson: An Essay in Appreciation. London, Cobden-Sanderson, 1930

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  •                1. To C.P. Cavafy

                    2. – pharos of this latter time

                     3. with homage and affection
                     4.       from
                       5.    C.H.O. Scaife

                      6. Alexandria 28. iv. 31








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The Poetry of Alfred Tennyson: An Essay in Appreciation

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Scaife, C. H. O.
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Cobden-Sanderson

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1930
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18.5 x 12.5 cm; 10 s.p. + 96 p. + 2 s.p., written dedication of the author to C. P. Cavafy in black ink in English on verso of the front cover, l. 1 bookplate CPC on recto, l. 2 half-title page on recto, l. 3 title page on recto and information about the edition on verso, l. 4 printed dedication to A. B. Horne on recto. Between l. 4 and 5 “Errata”, l. 5 “Foreword” on recto. Handwritten correction with pencil on p. 37 and marks on p. 45, 65.


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The written dedication was transcribed for the first time by Michaila Karampini Iatrou. See Michaila Karampini-Iatrou, C. P. Cavafy Library, Ermis, Athens 2003, p. 72 (© Michaila-Karampini Iatrou, 2003). This is a new transcription by the literary documentation working group of the Cavafy library (© Cavafy Archive, Onassis Foundation, 2024).


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Horne, A. B.
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Scaife, Christopher Henry Oldham
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Cobden-Sanderson, T. J.
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