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  • Published by Tolan Printing, 1986

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    Seller: Marbus Farm Books, Winchester, VA, U.S.A.Marbus Farm Books

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    Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Softcover, light shelfwear to covers. Gift inscription inside. Contents clean and tight. 32 pages, index, watercolors.

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    Paperback. Condition: Good. The author's reflections on the Kapiti coast, complemented by water colour illustrations. Of Kapiti, the island, Alistair Campbell wrote in 'Sanctuary of Spirits' from 'Kapiti, Selected Poems,' recalling the attempted invasion of Te Rauparaha's stronghold by other tribes: 'This island is alive with ghosts. Tonight every leaf is an ear.' Perhaps these spirits join with the birds and the listening leaves to make Kapiti a special place for the few visitors who cross the channel. And for those, the majority, who stay on the mainland, just having the island there is a special bonus. Reflections for the eye and for the mind. Moderate wear to cover. …

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    Softcover. Condition: Good. The author's reflections on the Kapiti coast, complemented by water colour illustrations. Of Kapiti, the island, Alistair Campbell wrote in 'Sanctuary of Spirits' from 'Kapiti, Selected Poems,' recalling the attempted invasion of Te Rauparaha's stronghold by other tribes: 'This island is alive with ghosts. Tonight every leaf is an ear.' Perhaps these spirits join with the birds and the listening leaves to make Kapiti a special place for the few visitors who cross the channel. And for those, the majority, who stay on the mainland, just having the island there is a special bonus. Reflections for the eye and for the mind. Large. Cover faded. …