| Arthur Waley (1889–1966)Also known as: Anon/waley, WALEY ARTHUR, Arthur D. Waley, Tr. Waley Arthur, Arthur, Tr. Waley, Arthur Waley trn. ... (see complete list), Translated By Arthur Waley, Arthur. translated by. Waley, Arthur Waley; Jaroslav Jan Pelikan, Jaroslav, Ed.; Arthur Waley, Trans. Pelikan, Arthur (Edited by) Waley Illustrated by Cyrus LeRo | 777 | 8 | (3.74) | 0 | 0 |
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