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Critical days in the Berlin bunker, murder, compassion, car-chase, women, tapped telephones. st ed Elek Books London Black hardback, well-binded clean white pages, 224 pages, dust jacket has tears.

Like many newly-qualified doctors, Richard Gordon is determined to be a great surgeon, and starts off in the lowly post of Junior Assistant to the Casualty Officer at St Swithins.  Unfortunately, a number of faux pas lose him promotion in favour of his spotty and sycophantic colleague Dr Bingham.  Gordon then gets into the hands of a medical employment agency and finds himself in practice in the Midlands.  'Don't worry about the doctor you're going to work with,' his friend Grimsdyke advises beforehand.  'Find out what his wife is like - they're the trouble.'  Doctor Gordon is to make use of this advice within twelve hours of arrival.  After an interlude in the fashionable practice of an amorous London doctor, Gordon again finds himself admitted as Resident House Surgeon at St Swithin's.  There his rivalry with Bingham starts again, but this time it's over a more serious matter than science or surgery - the hand of the prettiest night nurse in the hospital is at stake. Hard cover, fairly good condition.  The dust cover is a bit scuffed and the paper discolored.  208 pages, all intact.

M*A*S*H by Richard Hooker Soft cover in v/good+++ cond. 1 st Paperback Edition 2004 Cassell   FOR FULL DETAILS OF THIS BOOK AND ADDITIONAL PHOTOS PLEASE CONTACT THE SELLER

  ARM ME AUDACITY by Richard Pape. Hard cover NO d/w in good condition. 1 st Edition 1955 Allan Wingate.   FOR FULL DETAILS OF THIS BOOK AND ADDITIONAL PHOTOS PLEASE CONTACT THE SELLER

Judge Reinhold and Julia Sweeney return as Richard and Beth Newton, the harried owners of Beethoven, their faithful but troublesome St. Bernard. Here, Mr. and Mrs. Newton are forced to consider sending Beethoven to live on a farm because of the trouble he causes in the house. The Newton children take action when they hear the news, and begin to take Beethoven to clandestine obedience classes. However, when practicing in the park with him, the children accidentally switch Beethoven with another St. Bernard, who happens to be snooty and well behaved, just like its owners, the wealthy Sedgwicks. Soon, Beethoven is wreaking havoc on Sedgwick manor and the Newtons are puzzling over their dog's apparent personality transformation.