1972 C. S. LEWIS. Screwtape Letters, 128pp Welsh Manuscript. First C. S. Lewis Work Ever Translated! Spurgeon 28 + 38pp

28  + 38pp

Our Ship had been however well cleaned on Sunday and we hope the most of our sickness is over but we are in the Hands of God

I left home not for my own good but for the benefit of those at home

I have been since the morning service at church engaged at our first Funeral & the drabbest funeral I ever saw

1972 C. S. LEWIS. Screwtape Letters, 128pp Welsh Manuscript. First C. S. Lewis Work Ever Translated! Spurgeon 28 + 38ppAlright, so here is a gem for the C. S. Lewis collector. This is one of the very first attempts at translating C. S. Lewis, a distinctively English author, into a foreign language. It is only fitting that it is his "Screwtape Letters;" perhaps the most easily worked into another language, as it draws on usual Christian Catholic devil imagery rather than using the distinctive English countryside, etc., as a character [as Narnia, Peralandra, etc.] The