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Page 271 PALLAVICINO, FERRANTE

1384. PAINFUL PLEASURES". Translated out of the French and adapted from original English sources" by Walter J. Meusal, with a foreword by the Editor. Ten half-tones by E. Remsen. New York: Privately Printed by the Gargoyle Press. (c. 1935.) 8vo. pp. 279. Frontispiece and 9 plates. Original cloth backed vellum boards, gilt. One of 1500 unnumbered copies. P.C. 15.df.9.

• PALLAVICINO, (Ferrante). 1616-1644.

1385. (La Rettorica delle puttane.) "THE WHORES RHETORICK," calculated to the Meridian of London and confirmed to the Rules of Art. In Two Dialogues. London: George Shell, 1683. 12mo. pp. (30), 222. (3 June 1853.) P.C. 23.a.10.

1386. (Another edition.) "The Whore's Rhetorick," 1683. Reprinted at Edinburgh: 1836. 4to. pp. xx, (30), 222. Engraved vignette on the titlepage and 3 plates, with a facsimile of the title of the edition of 1683. This edition was edited with an Introduction by James Maidment. P.C. 20.b.4. (Orig. 1077134

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1387. (Another copy.) "The Whore's Reetorick," 1683. Reprinted at Edinburgh: 1836. 4to. pp. xx, (30), 222. Vignette on title, 3 plates and a facsimile. P. C. 31.1.18.

A copy of a reprint of "The Whore's Rhetoric", clone at London by the Holland Press in 1960, is shelved in the BL at Cup. 804.bb.3.

1388. (La Rettorica delle puttanc.) "La Rhétorique des putains," composée conformément aux préceptes de Cipriano ... traduite pour la première fois de l'italien en français par A. P'* ' , et précédée d'une notice bio-bibliographique. À Villefranche: 1871. (Brussels, 1880.) 12mo. pp. 175. Frontispiece, in two states, unsigned. Limited to 300 copies, of which this is out of sequence of 120 'in-i8 sur papier vergé'. P.C. 30.d.35.

For editions of a work written in imitation of Pallavicino and using the saine title, see entries post for La Rhétorique des putains.

• PAN-PAN. see MOMAS, (Alphonse).

1389. PANANTI, (Filippo). "Novellette cd epigrammi del celebre Pananti," con la Civetta, poemetto del Medesimo, cd altri rare e galanti poesic d'amore composte da diversi insigni autori. Calè: anno xi. (1802). 12111.0. pp. 144. Frontispiece. (3 March 1891.) P.C. 29.a.4.

1390. (Another edition.) "Novellette ed epigramini," etc. Calè: anno xi. (1802). 12mo. pp. (vi) + 144. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbce. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 30.k.13.

1391. "PANIER AUX ORDURES" (Le), suivi de quelques chansons. Libreville: a la Société pour la propagation des livres de l'Enfer, 1866. (Brussels: Gay.) 8vo. pp. vi. 154. Limited to I06 copies, of which this is no. 65 of 100 on Hollande. Le Panier aux ordures is a collection of exceedingly licentious songs and poems by Armand Gouffé, Bruneau, Brazier, Antignac etc., taken from a Ms preserved in the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris. An English collector, Richard Monckton Milnes had a copy of this taken and in 1865 caused a small edition to be published at London in facsimile of his manuscript. This edition was presumably that issued by J. C. Hotten (see Ashbee, vol. I, p. 12). It is possible that the following two entries are for the collector's manuscript copy and an exemplar of Hotten's published edition respectively. In the present edition, pp. (41) 150 contain a supplement of additional material. P.C. 31.g.4

1392. (Another edition.) "Panier aux ordures par Armand Gouffé et autres." n.p., n.d. (Paris? c. 1865.) 8vo. pp. 36. A calligraphic manuscript, the text decorated with erotic vignettes. The volume interleaved throughout. P.C. 29.a.52.

1393. (Another edition; a lithographed facsimile of the preceding.) "Panier aux ordures par Armand Gouffé et autres". n.p., n.d. (London? c. 1865.) 8vo. pp. 36. P.C. 31.l.19.

There is another copy of this very rare edition, formerly in the

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splendid library of Pierre Loups, in the collection of M. Bottin of the Librairie Niçoise, at Nice.

1394. (Another edition.) "Le Panier aux ordures, suivi de quelques chansons." Canton: W. Field et Tching-Kong. Librairie Brahmique et Bouddhique. (Brussels? 1875.) 8vo. pp. vi. 151. Wood-cut vignette on tidepage. This edition has the same supplement as that with the 'Libreville' impress. (to May 1882.) P.C. 17.b.9.

1395. "PANTINS DES BOULEVARDS (Les)," ou Bordels de Thalie. Confessions paillardes des tribades et catins des tréteaux du boulevard, recueillies par le compère Mathieu ... Paris: de l'imprimerie de Nicodème, dans la lune, 1791. (Brussels: Poulet Malassis, 1869.) 12mo. Two vols. in one. pp. iii. 104, 112. Two frontispieces, 5 plates and 6 engraved titles. Limited to 206 copies of which this is out of sequence of 200 on Hollande. Imperfect; wanting one of the plates. (ii October 1947.) P.C. 15.b.5.

1396. (Another copy.) "Les Pantins des boulevards," etc. Paris: Nicodème, 1791. (Brussels: Poulet-Malassis, 1869.) 12mo. Two vols. iii. .104, 79 ( 9) pp. iii. 112. Limited to 206 copies, of which this is out of sequence of 200 on Hollande. Imperfect; wanting the plates and one of the engraved titles. The last engraved title to vol. 2 is before the letter. The recto of the rear endpaper to vol. 2 has the embossed stamp of Edward Avery, a London bookseller and publisher of pornography between c. 1875-1900. (7 November 1885.) P.C. 27.a.6.

1397. "PANTSCHATANTRA." Fabeln aus dem indischen Liebesleben. Lithographien von R. Janthur. Berlin: Verlag Fritz Gurlitt, (1919). Folio. pp. 47. Ten plates. Vellum-backed pink silk boards, gilt. Vellum and ivory ties. No. 26 of 700 copies. Part of the series Der Venuswagen. (14 April 1923.) P.C. 30.1.2/3.

1398. "PARADIESÄPFEL" vom Baume der Erkenntnis, gesammelt von Edgar Bundi. Philadelphia: 1863. 16mo. pp. 85. Original printed yellow wrappers preserved. P.C. 29.b.46.

1399. PARKINSON, G. Hume), pseud. "A Gallery of Nudes." Paris: The Olympia Press, (1957). 8vo. pp. 191. Original green printed wrappers preserved. No. 41 in the Traveller's Companion series. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.g.11.

1400. "PARNASSE SATYRIQUE," XVIII^e siècle. Pièces trop libres échappées dans des débauches d'esprit â quelques gens de lettres connus et inconnus. À Neuchâtel: imprimé par les presses de la Société des bibliophiles cosmopolites, 1874. (San Remo? Gay.) 12mo. pp. viii. 117. Original patterned wrappers preserved. Limited to 200 copies, of which this is no. 47 of 148 in-12 on Hollande. Uniform with the series Bibliothèque libre. (ii February 1875.) P.C. 27.b.52/22.

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1401. "PARNASSE SATYRIQUE (Le)" du dix-neuvième siècle. Recueil de vers piquants et gaillards de MM. dc Béranger, V. Hugo, E. Deschamps, A. Barbier, A. dc Musset, Barthélemy, Protat, G. Nadaud, dc Barville, Baudelaire, Monselet, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc. Tome Premier (- Second). Rome: â l'enseigne des sept péchés capitaux. (Brussels: Auguste Poulet-Malassis, 1866.) 12mo. TWO volumes in one. pp. 239, 250. Copy on China paper. Frontispiece in 3 states by Rops. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 27.b.8/I.

1402. (Another copy.) "Le Parnasse satyrique," etc. Tome Premier. Rome: â l'enseigne des sept péchés capitaux. (Brussels: Poulct-Malassis, 1866.) 12mo. pp. 239. Frontispiece in 2 states by Rops. Imperfect; wanting volume 2. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 31.1.29.

1403. "(Le Parnasse satyrique. Supplément.)" Le Nouveau Parnasse Satyrique du dix-neuvième siècle suivi d'un appendice au Parnasse satyrique. Eleritheropolis: aux devantures des libraires, ailleurs dans leurs arrière-boutiques, 1866. (Brussels, Poulet-Malassis.) 12mo. pp. ii. 273. Imperfect; wanting the frontispiece by Félicien Rops. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 31.i.29a.

1404. (Another copy, on China paper.) "Le Nouveau Parnasse satyrique," etc. Eleutheripolis: 1866. (Brussels, Poulet-Malassis.) 12mo. pp. ii. 273. Frontispiece in two states by Félicien Rops. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 27.b.8/2.

1405. "Parnasse satyrique (Le)" du dix-neuvième siècle ... augmenté du Nouveau Parnasse. Tome Premier (- Second). Oxford: Imprimé pour la coterie des amoureux, 1878. (Brussels: Gay.) 12m0. Two volumes. pp. vi. 359, 372. Two frontispieces, each in two states. Limited to 305 copies, of which this is one of 28o on Hollande. Volume 1 has an additional titlepage reading: 'Pièces contemporaines en vers pour servir a l'histoire de ce temps. Recueilles par E. J. K. Londres: Imprimerie de John King, 185o.' Imperfect; wanting the additional titlepage to volume 2. (9 October 1878.) P.C. 17.a.5.

1406. (Another issue.) "Le Parnasse satyrique" ... augmenté du Nouveau Parnasse. Oxford: 1878. (Brussels: Gay et Doucé.) 12mO. Two vols. pp. vi. 359, 372. Limited to 305 copies, of which this is one of 280 on Hollande. In this copy, the alternative titlepage to vol. 1 reads: 'Recueil de pièces contemporaines tirées du Cabinet d'un curieux pour servir à l'Histoire de temps présent. Vienne: chez William Fisher, imprimeur, 1868.' The alternative titlepage to vol. 2 is a duplicate of the preceding. Imperfect; wanting the frontispieces. This edition carries a Ms note by H. S. Ashbee reading: 'Date is correct. Pubd. at Brussels. Recd. from Gay at Doucé, May 1878.' (10 November 1900.) P.C. 25.b.9.

1407. (Another edition.) Édition augmentée et completée. "Le Parnasse satyrique" du dix-neuvième siècle.

Page 275 PEARL

Recueil de pièces facétieuses, scatologiques, piquants, pantagruéliques, gaillards et satyriques, des meilleurs auteurs contemporaines, poètes, romanciers, journalistes etc. Suivi du Nouveau Parnasse satyrique. À Bruxelles: sous le manteau (Kistemaeckers), 1881. 8vo. Three volumes. pp. 231, 226, 284. Limited to 175 copies. From the Ashbee collection. Vol. 3, comprising Le Nozievau Parnasse, has the impress 'A Bruxelles: avec l'autorisation des compromis, 1881. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 31.k.i.

1408. "PASSE-TEMS DU BOUDOIR (Les)," ou Recueil nouveau de contes en vers. A Galipoly: chez la veuve Turban, 1785. 12in0. pp. 149 + (5) of Table des contes. P.C. 31.a.17.

1409. "PATENOSTRE DES VEROLLEZ" (La), avec Une Complaincte contre les médecins. Suivant la copie imprimée, M.C.xl. À Berne: chez l'Orso. (Brussels: Gay, 1877.) 32mo. pp. 8. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 29.a.66.

• PEACHUM, (Thomas). see OXMAN, (Philip).

1410. "PEARL (The)." A Journal of Facetiæ Voluptuous Reading (sic). Vol. I (- 2, - 3). London: Printed for the Society of Vice, 1879. (Amsterdam: Brancart, c. 1890.) 8vo. 3 vols. all with pp. 192; 31 (of 36) coloured plates. Dawes Bequest. The original edition appeared in 18 parts (London: Lazenby), monthly during 1879-1880. This present edition of The Pearl was used as the basis of an American reprint of the 1930's, which was in turn re-issued in 1967 by Brandon House in California. Subsequent reprints were done by Grove Press of New York and Collectors' Publications, also of California. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.de.i3 .

1411. (Another edition.) "The Pearl." A Journal of Facetiæ Voluptuous Reading (sic). Vol. I (- ii, - iii). London-Paris: Printed for the Society of Vice. (Rotterdam: Bergé, c. 1910.) 8vo. 3 vols. pp. 235, 236, 236. P.C. 31.f.16.

1412. (Another edition. Selections.) "The Pearl." A Journal of Facetiæ and Voluptuous Reading. Selections from volumes (sic) I-18, July 1879 - December 1880. (London:) Mentor/New English Library/Times Mirror (1970). 8vo. pp. 283 + (ii) of advertisements. (2 March 1970.) P.C. 15.df.21.

1413. "(The Pearl. Supplements.)" "SWIVIA; or, The Briefless Barrister." The Extra-Special number of The Pearl, containing a variety of complete Tales, with five illustrations, Poetry, Facetiæ, &c. Christmas, 1879. (London.) 8vo. pp. 64. Dawes Bequest. Imperfect; wanting the plates and pp. 19-22 of the text, which have been replaced with a MS copy, inserted. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.de.13a.

1414. "(The Pearl. Supplements.)" THE HAUNTED HOUSE, or, The Revelations of Theresa Terence ... Being the Christmas number of "The Pearl."

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Beautifully illustrated with six finely coloured plates. London: Privately Printed, 1880. 8vo. pp. 62. Frontispiece and 5 coloured lithographs. Two extra copies of the frontispiece and a single copy of four of the other plates, all in monchrome, have been inserted at the conclusion of the text. Original red front wrapper, printed in black, preserved. P.C. 30.e.23.

1415. (The Pearl. Supplements.) "THE PEARL CHRISTMAS ANNUAL 1881." Atlanta, Ga.: Pendulum Books (1967). 8vo. pp. 128 + (xvi) of advertisements. Original printed wrappers preserved. The text is preceded by an introduction signed 'Jean Chouart' (i.e., Lydia Fish?) and a note on the original edition extracted from Ashbee. P.C. 27.a.66.

1416. PEARSON, (Angela), pseud. "The Whipping Club." An Account of some of the Activities of a number of lovely Women who have Men in their Power. Paris: Ophelia Press (1958). 8vo. pp. 257. Original printed wrappers preserved. Mr. Peter Fryer incorrectly ascribes the pseudonym 'Angela Pearson' to Diane Bataille. (see Private Case, Public Scandal, p. 1I2.) In fact it is the pseudonym of an Englishman who, at the time he was writing for the Olympia Press, was a teacher at a private school at Athens. Under the same pseudonym he also wrote for the Olympia Press a novel entitled "The Whipping Post" (1959). Using the pseudonym 'Greta X' he wrote two other novels, "There's a Whip in my Valise" (1961) and "Whipsdom" (1962), published by the Olympia Press in their 'Ophir' and 'Othello' series respectively. A copy of "Whipsdom" is entered under its title in this handlist, post. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.g.39.

1417. PEARSON, (Angela), pseud. "Whips Incorporated." Ophelia Press. (Paris, 1960). 8vo. pp. 209. Original printed wrappers preserved. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.h.32.

1418. "PÉDÉRASTIE PASSIVE," ou Mémoires d'un enculé par L. B. (Paris? 1911.) 8vo. pp. 159. Ex-libris C. R. Dawes. Dawes Bequest label. (13 June 1964.) See first part at no. 1516 post. P.C. 13.b.7.

1419. PÉLADAN, (Josephin Aimé). 1859-1918. "Femmes Honnêtes!" Avec un frontispice de Félicien Rops et douze compositions de Bac. Paris: Ed. Monnier & Ce, 1885. 8vo. pp. 108. Frontis. and plates all present, as called for. Cloth-backed boards, with original wrappers laid down. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 30.e.12.

1420. PENONCELLI, ( ) Abbate. "La Merdeide. Cante tre." (Con varie altre poesie analoghe.) In Cacherano: Dalle stampe di Bernado Culati. (Turin: Canfari, 1859.) 8vo. pp. 154. Cloth-backed boards, with original wrappers laid down. P.C. 31.g.11.

1421. PERCIVAL, (Kate). pseud. "The Life and Amours of the beautiful, gay and dashing Kate Percival, the Belle of the Delaware", written by

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herself. Volume Two. London-Paris: 1903. 8vo. pp. 140. Original wrappers, printed in black and red, preserved. Imperfect; wanting vol. I. (30 June 1968.) P.C. 26.c.11.

1422. (Another edition.) "The Life and Amours of Kate Percival," written by herself. Two volumes in one. Introduction by Allen D. Warner, Ph.D. North Hollywood, Calif: Brandon House (1967). 8vo. pp. 159• Original wrappers preserved. (28 February 1974.) P.C. 22.aa.12.

1423. PEREGRIN, (P.). pseud. "Ein moderner Sklave." Novelle. Hamburg: M. Jacobson. (c. 1900.) 8vo. pp. 107 + (v) of advertisements. (13 December 1947.) P.C. 15.c.10.

1424. "PERFUMES DE BARCELONA" (LOS). Cancion cantable, que Si oliera el Diablo que la Leyera. Poema en cinco cantos. Palma: Imprenta de A. Gibert, ano 1844. 24mo. pp. 72. Three plates. With an additional titlepage, engraved. P.C. 31.b.4.

1425. (Another edition.) "Los Perfumes de Barcelona" ... Nueva edition aumentada con la defensa del pedo en verso. Madrid: Imprenta Espanola, 1877. 24mo. pp. 6o. Frontispiece. Cloth-backed boards, with original printed wrappers laid down. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. On the front cover, the title of the work is given as La Mierdépolis. Poema Burlesco. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 30.i.6.

• PERRET, (Paul).

1426. "CONFESSION GALANTE D'UNE FEMME DU MONDE". Illustrée de 6o gravures. Tome I (- n). Au Temple de volupté: l'an des plaisirs. (Brussels: A. Christiaens, 1875.) 8vo. 3 pts. in 2 vols. Vol. I, pp. 56; vol. IT (containing pts. 2 and 3), pp. 87. 48 coloured plates. Original printed wrappers preserved. Imperfect; wanting 12 of the plates. P.C. 30.c.26.

1427. (Another edition.) "LE ROMAN DE MON ALCOVE." Confessions galantes d'une femme du monde. Au Palais Royal (Brussels?) : chez feu la veuve Girouard, très connue, 1879. 12mO. 3 pts. in I vol. pp. 123, pagination continuous. (7 December 1885.) P.C. 27.a.9/I.

1428. (Another edition.) "Le Roman de mon alcove." Confessions galantes d'une femme du monde. Pour servir â l'histoire de nos mceurs. (Brussels, 1882.) 12m0. 3 pts. in one volume. pp. 79. Pagination continuous. Limited to 100 unnumbered copies. A pencil note on the titlepage (by Ashbee?) gives the date as 1882. P.C. 30.g.5.

1429. (Confession galante d'une femme du monde.) The Romance of my Alcove. Athens: Imprinted by the Erotika Biblion Society, 1889. (London, Leonard Smithers.) 8vo. pp. 149 + (iii) containing a list of errata and advertisements for other works issued by the 'Society.' A 'Translator's note' occupies pp. (viii)_x, and is signed 'Athens, November 1889.' This note is, for the most part, extracted from Ashbee. Limited to 250 copies, this being no. 48. (10 February 1890.) P.C. 28.b.(sic).

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This translation of Confession galante forms vol. iii in the series Bibliothèque français which Smithers issued. The other volumes were Perret's Tableaux vivants and Opus Sadicum, a dreadful translation of Sade's Justine first published by Liseux at Paris in 1889 and here reissued with a new titlepage. The fact that Smithers limited his advertised edition of Opus Sadicum to only so copies, as opposed to a limitation of 250 copies in the case of the other two books, suggests that he came into possession of a small number of Liseux's remainder stock. A different translation of this work entitled 'Voluptous confessions of a French Lady of fashion,' will be found serialised in the pages of The Boudoir, q.v. ante.

1430. "TABLEAUX VIVANTS (Les)," ou Mes Confessions aux pieds dc la duchesse. Anecdotes véridiques tirées de mes amours avec nos libertines illustrés et nos fouteuses de qualité, par un Redacteur de la R.D.D.M. Amsterdam: 187o. (Brussels, Auguste Poulet-Malassis?) 12mo. pp. 166. Die-stamped onto the lower corner of the recto of rear free endpaper is: 'Sold by E. Avery, London.' Author's name appears nowhere on the book itself, but see G. Legman, "The Horn Book", page 68. (5 January "1886.) P.C. 27.a.17.

1431. Tableaux Vivants." Completely Translated from the original French by a Member of the Council. Annotated. Athens: Imprinted by the Erotika Biblion Society for Private Distribution Only, 1888. (London: L. Smithers.) 8vo. pp. 142. Frontispiece and 17 plates. No. 17 of 250 copies. This volume is part of the Dawes Bequest, although it lacks the customary leather label to this effect. Erotika Biblion Society's publications no. 2; Bibliothèque français no. 1. Imperfect; wanting one of the plates. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.f.6.

Reprints of the English version of Tableaux vivants were issued by Grove Press, New York, and Brandon House, N. Hollywood, Calif. c. 1967; and earlier mimeographed as The Amusements of a Fortnight.

1432. [PERRY, James.] 1756-1821. "Mimosa: or, The Sensitive Plant;" a Poem, dedicated to Mr. Banks, and addressed to Kitt Frederick, Dutchess (sic) of Queensberry, elect. London: W. Sandwich, 1779. 4to. pp. vii. 17+ (i) of advertisement. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 31.1.16.

1433. PETERS, (Adam), pseud. "Business as usual." Paris: Week End Books (1958). 8vo. pp. 191. Original wrappers, printed in black and red, preserved. (30 May 1964.) P.C. 13.h.20.

1434. (Another edition.) PETERS, (Soliman), pseud. "Business as usual". Paris: Ophelia Press (1958). 8vo. pp. I89. Original printed wrappers preserved. The publishing history of Business as Usual is rather peculiar, the following account of it being given to the present author in a letter

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from M. Maurice Girodias dated January 8th, 1979. 'Soliman Peters' sold his Ms to the Olympia Press for a straight fee and was not given a contract since it was the policy of M. Girodias, publisher of the Olympia Press, to issue contracts only to those authors whose books he considered legitimate and defendable and who didn't employ pseudonyms. At the same time the MS was also sold to a rival of M. Girodias, one Bruno Durocher, otherwise known as Kaminsky, who had a small printing business on rue Séguier, Paris. Both editions came out more or less simultaneously but in the case of Kaminsky's edition, which was presumably that issued under the impress of 'Week End Books' above, it was published with a contract thus making it impossible for M. Girodias to take legal action defending his own edition. To save the situation, the book was withdrawn and issued again with a new title and pseudonym and a rewritten opening page of text. This version was entitled "Springtime in Paris" by 'Theobald Lovelace', a copy of which will be found entered under that pseudonym, ante. (30 January 1964.) P.C. 14.g.38.

1435. "PETIT CABINET DE PRIAPE (Le)." Poésies inédites tirées d'un recueil manuscrit fait vers le commencement du xviie siècle. Neuchâtel: Imprimé par les presses de la Société des Bibliophiles Cosmopolites, 1874. (San Remo? Gay.) 12mo. pp. vii. 74. Cloth-backed boards, with original patterned wrappers laid down. No. 47 of 300 copies on Hollande. Uniform with the series Bibliothèque libre. (II February 1875.) P.C. 27.b.39.

1436. (Another copy.) "Le Petit Cabinet de Priape", etc. Neuchâtel: 1874. (San Remo? Gay.) 12mo. pp. vii. 74. Original patterned wrappers preserved. No. 16 of 30o copies. (24 November 1890.) P.C. 29.b.44.

1437. "PETIT CATECHISME" à l'usage des pères de famille. (The titlepage headed: Nos bons frères ignorantins.) Bruxelles: Ch. Sacré-Duquesne, (1872). 12mo. pp. 16. Original printed wrappers preserved. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 31.e.9.

1438. "PETIT FILS D'HERCULE (Le)." n.p.: 1701. (1781.) 12mo. pp. 165. (8 June 1892.) P.C. 29.a.28.

1439. (Another edition.) "Le Petit fils d'Hercule." n.p.: 1701. (1781.) 12mo. pp. xvi. 194. Ex-libris H. S. Ashbee. (10 November 1900.) P.C. 3 o.i.2.

1440. "PETITE PASSIONNiE (Une) par Nibos" ... Prix: vingt Francs. n.p.: 1911. (Paris? 1921.) 8vo. pp. 141. Dawes Bequest. Another novel credited to 'Nibos' will be found entered under the title Une Grande passionnée, q.v. ante. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.ee.40.

1441. "PETITES ALLDES." Roman vécu par Miss Clary F ... New York: Sammy, éditeur. (Paris? 1919.) 8vo. pp. 187. Original printed wrappers

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preserved. Dawes Bequest. This work has been attributed to 'Pierre MacOrlan.' (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.ee.18.

1442. "PIÉGES ECHAPÉES DU FEU OU la Curiosité, la rareté." Première Sotise (Seconde -.) Imprimé d N .... pour l'année prochaine. (Paris? c. 1750.) 12mo. Two pts. in one, pagination irregular. Pt. 1. pp. (1)-72; 113-128; 81-96; (1)-32; (I)-16. Pt. 2. pp. (1)-96; (I)-22. The sections with the shorter paginations contain individual pieces, each with their own titlepage and signatures. P.C. 30.c.15.

1443. [PIÉYRE DE MANDIARGUES, André.] 1909-. "L'Anglais décrit dans le château fermé" (par) Pierre Morion. Oxford & Cambridge (Paris?) : 1953. 8vo. pp. 145. No. 327 of 350 copies. (15 May 1963.) P.C. 25.b.20.

1444. (Another edition.) "L'Anglais décrit dans le château fermé" (par) Pierre Morion. Paris: La Bibliothèque privée contemporaine (l'Or du Temps, 1969). 8vo. pp. 193. Publisher's simulated leather, gilt. No. 5195 of an unspecified 'limitation.' An edition of L'Anglais décrit ..., revised by the author and with his true name on the titlepage, was published in June 1979 by Gallimard at Paris. Pascal Pia (1978) col. 60-61, details the legal condemnations against this work, but without giving the author's true name. (30 April 1970.) P.C. 14.i.28.

• PIGAULT-LEBRUN, (Guillaume Charles Antoine). 1753-1835.

1445. "L'ENFANT DU BORDEL." Tome Premier (- Second). À Paris: 1800. 12mo. Two volumes. pp. 152, 132. Six plates. Dawes Bequest. (13 June 1964.) P.C. 13.a.15.

1446. (Another edition.) "Les Aventures de Chérubin," "l'Enfant du bordel." Erzeroum: chez Qizmich-Aga, an MM. (Paris? 1912.) 8vo. pp. 192. Original printed wrappers preserved. No. 5 of 150 copies on Arches. Formerly, this volume was housed in the Guildhall Library, London. (22 July 1950.) P.C. 15.b.23.

1447. (Another edition.) "Les Aventures du Chérubin," etc. Cythère: d l'enseigne de la volupté. (Paris: Maurice Duflou, 1924.) 8vo. pp. 183. Six plates. Original lilac wrappers, printed in red and black, preserved. Limited to iso unnumbered copies on 'papier pur fil Lafuma.' (31 December 1955.) P.C. 27.a.47.

1448. (Another copy, on different paper and without plates.) "Les Aventures du Chérubin," etc. Cythère: d l'enseigne de la volupté. (1924). 8vo. pp. 183. From the Girard collection; donated to the BL by E. J. Dingwall. (9 April 1949.) P.C. 15.b.12.

1449. PIKES, (James), pseud. "Madwomen". Translate (sic) from the French. London: Colombia Books. (c. 1960.) 8vo. pp. 155. Original printed wrappers preserved. The half-title gives: "Mad womenn" (sic). (31 May 1967.) P.C. 13.h.27.

• PINEMOL, (Exupère). see GLATIGNY, (Albert).

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• PIRON, (Alexis). 1689-1773.

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