Three women, a monologue for three voices : setting copy / by Sylvia Plath ; produced by Douglas Cleverdon, 1962.

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Three women, a monologue for three voices : setting copy / by Sylvia Plath ; produced by Douglas Cleverdon, 1962.

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Pages comprising the BBC's 1962 mimeographed typescript (Tabor, A3a) marked to form setting copy for the London, 1968 ed. published by Turret Books and printed by Oficyna Stanislawa Gliwy. [1], 18 leaves. Label of Oficyna Stanislawa Gliwy on p. [1]. -- Preface, by Douglas Cleverdon. Typescript, [4] leaves. - Three trial proofs of p. 18-19. -- 13 trial illustrations. -- Printer's complementary slip. - Proofs for 1968 Turret ed. [58] p. (Tabor, A3b.I) -- Copy for colophon of same ed. (3 pieces.) -- Advertisement for Exhibition of four private press printers, including Stanislaw Gliwa, in 1968. [4] p.

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