RAMUZ (Charles-Ferdinand), set of seven paperback volumes published by Payot: Jean-Luc persécuté (completed 1908) original B edition. Another unclipped copy with a different cover is included - Aimé Pache, peintre vaudois (1911) original B binding, later bradel, cover preserved - Vie de Samuel Belet. [1913] B. Ollendorff first edition with Payot relay cover .- La guerre dans le Haut-Pays. (1916) original B edition .- Nouvelles et Morceaux, with 10 drawings by A. Blanchet. [1910] collective first edition .- Les Cahiers Romands I, Chant des Pays du Rhone. (1928) copy no. 455/500 vergé d'alfa.

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