La Samaritaine: Évangile en Trois Tableaux en Vers

This hardcover edition of "La Samaritaine" by Edmond Rostand is an ex-library copy, evident from the stamps and labels present. The binding appears solid, typical of library-bound books, although the dust jacket is missing. The pages show expected age-related toning but remain intact and legible.

"La Samaritaine: Évangile en Trois Tableaux en Vers" by Edmond Rostand was published by Librairie Charpentier et Fasquelle in Paris in 1910. This edition, marked as the thirty-ninth thousand, showcases Rostand's poetic drama first performed in Paris in 1897. Known for his masterful command of verse, Rostand is celebrated for works like "Cyrano de Bergerac." This particular edition is an ex-library copy from the City of Denver, as indicated by the stamp on the title page. The book is bound in a sturdy hardcover, typical of library editions, ensuring durability. While the scarcity of this specific print run is not explicitly noted, the historical significance of Rostand's work adds value for collectors of French literature. Condition details are limited, but the absence of a dust jacket is noted.