"Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep" 1944 BEMELMANS, Ludwig Suits and is described as an

and is described as an affectionate and detailed account of its origins and growth

the Rothschild family and the Hearst family

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extensive baking and dessert recipes

London: Streeter & Co

"Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep" 1944 BEMELMANS, Ludwig Suits and is described as anBEMELMANS, Ludwig [245] pp. The Viking Press 1944 8" x 5 3 4" The hero of Ludwig Bemelmans' first novel is one Leonidas Erosa, a South American general heavy with years and money, residing in Biarritz with his retinue. This includes a paragon of a cook (no Bemelmans book would be complete without fine food); an Indian to care for his dogs; a fabulous secretary; a mistress; and the faithful English governess, Miss Graves, who carries her coffin with