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First UK printing, a trade paperback original. The first English language publication of one of Onetti's most important novels, originally published in 1941 - set among the "restless, rootless generation of intellectuals, would-be artists, and political activists in the streets of Buenos Aires," the children of parents who came to Argentina from Europe to find a land of plenty, they are neither European nor Argentinian. Translated by Peter Bush. 277 pp. Very near fine in illustrated wrappers with French flaps (the usual inevitable slight toning to the paper.) .ISBN # 0-7043-70417 

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