5th Edition—different cover; the essential college paper writer’s reference (mine was $4 at HalfPriced Books)

Ah! the many many freebies i received from UC—!!

I have the Instructor’s Fourth Edition (1994)

Edited by Edward Connery Lathem

Published by Holt, Rinehart and Winston (1969) First Edition

Here’s a publisher’s description of the book:

Harper Collins College Publishers, 1993 Instructor’s Edition, Instructor’s Manual Included. This book is meant to suggest that written words serve two important purposes. They are ways to save thoughts and record events, but they are first ways to think and act. They create their own universe of language, entwined with daily experience. Excerpts from famous stories, poems and prose along with questions and analysis fill this important book….

they also list the book for sale for $113.oo (!!)

One of my “free” books from my time at Univ of Cincinnati…! Very Cool
(Gotta Love a FREE book—!)

i have a 1937 first edition—not worth that much, but still kind of exciting…

The first poet i ever really loved…..

I dont have a first edition as pictured, but a later MacMillan edition with the same cover.

We did the play at my HS my senior year, so the book has always had a lot of personal memories for me…

this is probably my worst food indulgence, cuz i can go thru a bag of these in about 36 hrs, & i especially love them drenched in salt & mayo….But they are Dee-lish!

Another great book in my “library”,,,this book was a standard required text for my University’s Art History survey courses, priced at the campus bookstore for any where between $75 to $125—and when my divison was being dismantled, they wanted to get rid of all books in the “college library” (each college w/in the school had their own reference library).
We had our pick, but no one else was really interested, and i walked away with this one and about 10 other wonderfully scholarly text—For Free!!

:D