01075nam a2200253 i 45000010005000000030003000050050017000080080041000250200015000660350018000810350017000990370018001160400020001340500020001541000033001742450036002072600037002433000020002805000125003005200256004255330090006816500013007716500037007843109UR20220427184607.0930912s1974    nyu     d     000 0 eng d  z0553278215  a(janium) 3098  a(janium)3098  aL-05035bAPHB  aKPRcKPRdOCLCQ 4aPS3537b.T33P421 aSteinbeck, John,d1902-1968.14aThe pearl /cby John Steinbeck.  aNew York bBantam Books cc1974.  a118 p. c18 cm.  a"First published in Woman''s home companion, December, 1945, under the title The pearl of the world."--Title-page verso.  aA fisherman finds a pearl beyond price with which he hopes to buy peace and happiness for himself, his wife and their little son. Instead he finds that peace and happiness are not be purchased. Peace and happiness are, themselves, pearls beyond price.  aLarge print.bLouisville, Ky. cAmerican Printing House for the Blind.e1 v. (134 p.) 0aFiction. 4aNovela estadounidenseySiglo XX.