Immerse yourself in the timeless prose and poetry of Robert Louis Stevenson with this captivating collection of early works. Included in this set are five classic titles: 1. "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson: Embark on a thrilling adventure on the high seas with Robert Louis Stevenson's timeless classic, "Treasure Island." This edition, estimated to be published around 1928 based on the owner's inscription, transports readers to a world of swashbuckling pirates, buried treasure, and treacherous escapades. The cover bears the marks of its age with noticeable wear, and the pages exhibit some foxing. 2. "Island Nights' Entertainments" by Robert Louis Stevenson: Dive into a collection of enchanting tales set amidst the exotic allure of distant islands with Robert Louis Stevenson's "Island Nights' Entertainments." Though the publication date remains undetermined, likely around 1930, based on inscriptions, this edition offers a glimpse into Stevenson's mastery of storytelling. The cover has some wear. Also, the spine shows signs of wear visible on the inside, the book is otherwise in good condition, inviting readers to lose themselves in tales of adventure, romance, and mystery beneath the starlit skies of the South Pacific. 3. "Black Arrow" by Robert Louis Stevenson: Uncover the intrigue and betrayal of medieval England in Robert Louis Stevenson's "Black Arrow." With the cover and pages having some wear and light foxing, this undated edition immerses readers in a world of political turmoil, secret alliances, and daring escapades. Stevenson's masterful prose and gripping narrative transport readers to a time of knights and outlaws, where honor and deception collide in a battle for justice and redemption. 4. "Poems" by Robert Louis Stevenson (1907): Explore the lyrical beauty of Robert Louis Stevenson's poetry in this 1907 edition of "Poems." While the pages exhibit some foxing and small annotations, each verse resonates with Stevenson's keen observations of nature, love, and the human condition. From poignant reflections on life's fleeting moments to whimsical odes to childhood, Stevenson's poetry captivates the imagination and stirs the soul, inviting readers to savor the timeless beauty of his words. 5. "Virginibus Puerisque" by Robert Louis Stevenson (1916): Delve into the wisdom and wit of Robert Louis Stevenson's essays in "Virginibus Puerisque." Published in 1916, this edition offers readers a glimpse into Stevenson's keen insights on life, literature, and the art of living well. While the cover has some wear, the interior remains in good condition, preserving Stevenson's thought-provoking reflections on topics ranging from love and friendship to the pursuit of happiness. With each essay, Stevenson invites readers to contemplate life's mysteries and embrace the joy of living with an open heart and mind. Shipped from France.