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	1	Boyle, Harry J. (foreword by Burton T. Richardson) MOSTLY IN CLOVER New York E. P. Dutton - Dutton Books 1964 Second Printing Hard Cover Very Good Very Good Author's First Book Gordon Rayner; (x) 227 pp. Brown cloth lettered in blue on the spine. Wear on the corners of the dustjacket; price clipped; faint scuff mark on the upper right corner of the front free endpaper; no other interior markings. Interior line drawings by Gordon Rayner. The Chapters are: WINTER: The Winter Battle; Cold Days; Winter Entertainment; The World of Imagination; Lamps and Teapots; Christmas; January and Sickness; Memories of Night; Days of Light and Shadow. SPRING: Easter and Spring Promise; Purges and Lumberjacks; Happy Times; First Memories; The Hired Man; Days of Growing Up; Sundays; Wonderful Grandparents; Schools Days; Country Characters. SUMMER: Summer Adventures; Change and Progress; The Barefoot Days; Paying the Mortgage; Difficult Weather Days; Country Customs; Summer Travel; Old Fashioned Eating. AUTUMN: Harvest Time; The Feel of Fall; Party Lines and Matchmakers; A Hired Man Called Sammy; Cats and Spooks; and Memories. Price: 11.40 USD
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	2	Boyle, Harry J. STRAWS IN THE WIND - A Collection of Musings Toronto Doubleday Canada 1969 First Edition Hard Cover Very Good Very Good (xii) 162 pp. Beige cloth lettered in gilt on the spine. Light edge and corner wear on the dustjacket; previous owner's name on the front free endpaper. The Chapters are: Sing No Laments for Canada; Cold Straws; Oh February; March - The Time of the Maple; April; Man and May; June and Things; The Spirit and the Flame; Hot July; Man and His City; August Daze; September Song; To Walk in October; November; December; The Changeless Magic; and Peace for the Family of Man. Price: 11.40 USD
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	3	Curry, Ralph L. (editor) (Eric Nicol; Gregory Clark; George Bain; Donald Jack; Angeline Hango; Paul Hiebert; Stuart Trueman; Earle Birney; W. O. Mitchell; Harry J. Boyle; Lawrence Earl; Don Bell; Pierre Berton; Joan Walker; Norman Ward; Harry Symons) THE LEACOCK MEDAL TREASURY: The Roving I; Gregory Clark War Stories; Nursery Rhymes to be Read Aloud; Three Cheers for Me; Truthfully Yours; Sarah Binks; You're Only As Old As You Act; Turvey; Girdle Me a Globe; Jake and the Kid; Homebrew and Patches Toronto Lester and Orpen Dennys 1976 0919630626 / 9780919630628 First Edition Hard Cover Very Good Very Good (xi) 302 pp. Navy blue boards lettered in silver on the spine; headband. Wear on the corners of the dustjacket with a few short tears around the edges; no interior markings. The following are all excerpts from longer works: Three Decades of the Best Canadian Humour contains: The Roving I by Eric Nicol; Gregory Clark War Stories by Gregory Clark; Nursery Rhymes to be Read Aloud by Young Parents with Old Children by George Bain; Three Cheers for Me by Donald Jack; Truthfully Yours by Angeline Hango; Sarah Binks by Paul Hiebert; You're Only As Old As You Act by Stuart Trueman; Turvey by Earle Birney; Girdle Me a Globe by Eric Nicol; Jake and the Kid by W. O. Mitchell; Homebrew and Patches by Harry J. Boyle; The Battle of Baltinglass by Lawrence Earl; Saturday Night at the Bagel Factory by Don Bell; That's Me in the Middle by Donald Jack; Just Add Water and Stir by Pierre Berton; Pardon My Parka by Joan Walker; Mice in the Beer by Norman Ward; The Grass is Never Greener by Robert Thomas Allen; Ojibway Melody by Harry Symons; Shall We Join the Ladies by Eric Nicol; And Now... Here's Max by Max Ferguson; Children Wives and Other Wildlife by Robert Thomas Allen; The Salt Box by Jan Hilliard; A Good Place to Come From by Morley Torgov; The Boat Who Wouldn't Float by Farley Mowat; Needham's Inferno by Richard Needham; The Night We Stole the Mountie's Car by Max Braithwaite; The Luck of the Irish by Harry J. Boyle; and Leaven of Malice by Robertson Davies. Price: 15.20 USD
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	4	Boyle, Harry J. THE LUCK OF THE IRISH (by the author of The Great Canadian Novel) Toronto Signet Books - New American Library of Canada 1979 0772300186 / 9780772300188 First Paperback Printing Paperback Very Good 166 pp. Light edge and corner wear with minor creasing on the spine; no interior markings. Price: 7.60 USD
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	5	McGarvey, James A. 'Pete' (re: Stephen Leacock) (foreword by Harry J. Boyle) THE OLD BREWERY BAY - A Leacockian Tale Toronto Dundurn Press 1994 1550022164 / 9781550022162 First Soft Cover Edition Trade Paperback Very Good Signed by Author (xxiii) 120 pp. Signed by Pete McGarvey on the title page. Lightly rubbed on the corners with a flat uncreased spine; no interior markings other than the author's signature. Illustrated with black and white photographs and a map. The story of what it took to preserve Stephen Leacock's summer home. The Chapters are: Prologue: Stephen Leacock 1869 - 1944 by Ralph Curry; The Old Brewery Bay; C. H. Hale - The Catalyst; Saving the Leacock Home - 1949; The Leacock Cause - 1949 - 1955; Lou Ruby Strikes a Deal - 1956; Waiting on Ottawa - 1957; A Dream Comes True - 1958; and The Dream Expands - 1959 - 1960; followed by Aftermath; and Postscript: Memories by Jay Cody - Curator 1977 - 1993; and an appendix: Winners of the Stephen Leacock Medal Award for Humour. Price: 15.20 USD
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	6	McGarvey, James A. 'Pete' (re: Stephen Leacock) (foreword by Harry J. Boyle) THE OLD BREWERY BAY - A Leacockian Tale Toronto Dundurn Press 1994 1550022164 / 9781550022162 First Soft Cover Edition Trade Paperback Very Good Signed by Author (xxiii) 120 pp. Signed by Pete McGarvey on the title page. Lightly rubbed on the corners with a flat uncreased spine; aside from the author's signature, no interior markings. Illustrated with black and white photographs and a map. The story of what it took to preserve Stephen Leacock's summer home. The Chapters are: Prologue: Stephen Leacock 1869 - 1944 by Ralph Curry; The Old Brewery Bay; C. H. Hale - The Catalyst; Saving the Leacock Home - 1949; The Leacock Cause - 1949 - 1955; Lou Ruby Strikes a Deal - 1956; Waiting on Ottawa - 1957; A Dream Comes True - 1958; and The Dream Expands - 1959 - 1960; followed by Aftermath; and Postscript: Memories by Jay Cody - Curator 1977 - 1993; and an appendix: Winners of the Stephen Leacock Medal Award for Humour. Price: 15.20 USD
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