[VIERGE, Daniel (1851-1904), illustrator]. DE QUEVEDO-VILLEGAS, Francisco (1580-1645). Pablo de Segovia The Spanish Sharper? London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1892. Folio. Illustrated with 110 illustrations. 239, [1, blank] pp. Publisher's full vellum, spine tooled in gilt in compartments, 8 raised bands, two burgundy gilt morocco lettering labels, all edges stained red (worn, soiled, scuffed, tears at front joint, hinges starting, some tears and foxing to endleaves, occasional thumbsoiling and foxing in text, a few gutters overopened, skewed). Fair. FIRST ENGLISH EDITION WITH THESE ILLUSTRATIONS, ONE OF 440 COPIES PRINTED. This version was published 10 years after the Paris first edition, but the English version has 20 more illustrations. This picaresque novel is about Pablo de Segovia, a n'er do-well and con artist, who wants to reform in order to become a gentleman, and fails miserably at this task. From the Collection of Louis A. Irmo. Measurements: 14 x 11 x 2".