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Welcome to Edith Wharton's Library! This site displays searchable image files for the books contained in Wharton's library at The Mount, her historic estate in Lenox, MA.

Browse Items (18 total)

2005_047_0563.pdf
Features an inscription from Wharton's brother Harry that reads: "Edith N. Jones from H.E.J. Xmas 1872. [ENJ was ten]."; contains corrections on page 93; bound in gilded, decorative calf [half] with the edges all gilded; Ramsden notes: "ENJ uses…

2005_047_0483.pdf
Translated into English from Italian; features short introduction on the life of St. Francis authored by Abby Langdon Alger; contains signature that reads "Edith Wharton Dec. 1887. In memory of Easter Monday at Assisi. April 1887"

2005_047_0458_1.pdf
Reproduction; two volumes

2005_047_0448.pdf
Contains an inscription that reads "To Edith Wharton I hope that you will like this in its final form/Max Farrand September 26. 1918"; Ramsden notes that "The author married EW's niece Beatrix Jones (see also Dwight's Journey to Ohio)"

2005_047_0429.pdf
John W. Mackail (editor); features decorations and type by Herbert P. Horne, printing done by D.B. Updike, one of an edition totaling 303 copies; full text

2005_047_0427.pdf
Some dates/events written in pencil on hind endpapers

2005_047_0426.pdf
W.E. Forbes & E.W. Emerson (editors); Only Volume III present (10 total volumes); partially not opened; "See also Cabot, James Elliot"

2005_047_0424.pdf
Revised/new edition (Volume 9, Riverside Edition); contains markings in multiple areas; Ramsden notes: "The title of EW's novel The Gods Arrive (1932) is taken from the poem 'Give all to Love', here marked"

2005_047_0423.pdf
Contains two addresses and an ownership signature from Frederic (Wharton's oldest brother); duodecimo

2005_047_0421.pdf
2nd Series; revised/new edition, (Volume II, Riverside Edition); contains underlined/marked segments

2005_047_0422.pdf
1st Series; revised/new edition, (Volume II, Riverside Edition); contains multiple underlined/marked segments

2005_047_0336_2.pdf
Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1867)
Second of three volumes
"E N Jones" inscribed in the top right corner of the inside cover
A gift from Emelyn Washburn
Water damage, some mold spots

2005_047_0336_1.pdf
Translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1867)
First of three volumes
"E.N.J. '78" (E N Jones) inscribed in the top right corner and below it "E.W.W." (Emelyn Washburn) noting that these volumes were given to her by Emelyn Washburn
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