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Apocryphal tales

by Karel Čapek

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Earliest known edition
1945
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
189
English editions
7 ↗
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1997 · Catbird Press · eng

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EditionPublicationFormatPagesSource
Apocryphal talesSelectedby Karel Čapek ; translated from the Czech and with an introduction by Norma Comrada.1997unknown189Open Library ↗
Apocryphal storiesTranslated by Dora Round1949unknown155Open Library ↗
Apocryphal storiesKarel Čapek ; translated by Dora Round.1975unknown160Open Library ↗
Apocryphal stories.Translated by Dora Round.1949unknown155Open Library ↗
Apocryphal storiesKarel C̆apek ; translated by Dora Pound.1949unknown155Open Library ↗
Apocryphal storiestr. by Dora Round.1949unknown155Open Library ↗
Apocryphal storiestranslated by Dora Round.1949unknown—Open Library ↗
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CzechoslovakiaTranslations into EnglishCzech Short storiesFiction, short stories (single author)Continental european fiction (fictional works by one author)FictionSocial life and customsFiction, generalCzechoslovakia, fictionCzech Science fiction