I need the biggest favor in the world!

[DAM]

Long time ago, maybe when I was 10, my grandma gave me a book called "Bertoldo, Bertoldino y Cacaseno" many years later, now, I can no longer find this book, and she doesn't remember the book much (she is way old, and so damn cute) Now, I have searched for this book on the net and have not come up with anything. I do not know where else to look I have tried many many sites. Any help will be greatly appreciated.


Title: Bertoldo, Bertoldino e Cacaseno
Author: CROCE, Giulio Cesare del la (1550-1609) (I think this is him)



This man was a Spaniard, and the book is in spanish. Some info can be found here.



dam()

 

[Shuxclams]

I cant find anything either..... Sorry bud. Best of luck though.




SHUX

 

[Azraele]

Do a search for something like "old books out of print."

That will bring up a list of places you can look. If I run across it, I'll let you know. Good luck!

 

[noninterleaved]

Have you tried e bay ??

maybe usenet too?

 

[DAM]

doh! wtf?





dam()

 

[WombatWoman]

Here it is.

 

[kami]

Wow WW! good job

 

[DAM]

Ahhhhhhhhh!


I love you WW!!!!



now I need to save to fork over 96 dollars. ohh well it will be worth it.




once again, I, my brother, grandma and my future kids will thank you.




dam()

 

[noninterleaved]

WW -- how did you get the rank "Den Mother?"

BTW, good job on finding the book.

 

[WombatWoman]

Here is another.

 

[WombatWoman]

<< WW -- how did you get the rank &quot;Den Mother?&quot; >>



If I had a penny for every time I've answered this question, I could melt 'em down and make my own Statue of Liberty.

'Den Mother' title explained.

 

[Vincent]

I know of three good used book sites.

These two were already mentioned above:

http://www.abebooks.com
http://www.alibris.com

A third one is:

http://www.bibliofind.com

 

[WordSmith2000]

do you want the book or the text? there was a website accessed thru dogpile that gave the text of the book as a file you could d/l

 

[DAM]

i would like to have both please, can you send me the link?


thanks a million to everyone who has replied. greatly greatly appreciated.



dam()