"Rarely Pure Memoirs Of A Young Man In Search Of Sex" 1952 STOKES, Sewell (SOLD) Vogue This is number 626

This is number 626

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"Rarely Pure Memoirs Of A Young Man In Search Of Sex" 1952 STOKES, Sewell (SOLD) Vogue This is number 626STOKES, Sewell[255] pp. Peter Davies19528" x 5 1 2" VG VG The title of Stokes's memoir, Rarely Pure, published in 1952, was taken from the line "The truth is rarely pure and never simple" spoken by character Algernon Moncrieff in Oscar Wilde's play The Importance of Being Earnest. The memoir is subtitled "The Memoirs of a Young Man in Search of Sex".