Lewis Carroll’s Outland

Sylvie and Bruno: The first half of the story, with illustrations.
Sylvie and Bruno Concluded: The final half of Sylvie and Bruno, published five years before Carroll’s death.
The Gardener’s Song: The Gardener’s Song is a bit of doggerel from Lewis Carroll’s “Sylvie and Bruno”.

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The Complete Illustrated Lewis Carroll^• (paperback): This appears to be a different version of the work I have. It contains the two major Alice books, the two Sylvie & Bruno books, and a plethora of poems and other writings by Carroll. (Lewis Carroll)
Sylvie and Bruno^• (paperback): Ignore the editorial review on Amazon; as usual, modern reviewers assume that because it has faeries and nonsense, it’s for children; ignoring the discussion of then-modern politics and market science. Note that as far as I can tell, this contains only the first book, not both of them. (Lewis Carroll)

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Lewis Carroll’s Outland last modified February 9th, 2012.

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