[Pepler, H. D. C. (Hilary Douglas Clarke), 1878-1951]. "Lectures to Living Authors by Larcon…:" [book review in the form of a poem], A.MS. (1 p.), ([1925, May 13]), Hassocks (Sussex, Eng.)

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