Is there a downloadable link for the previous version of iWork?

My hard drive failed and I lost the previous version of iWork. I can't download pages etc now because I am running 10.7.4.
When I go to purchases then try to download pages it requires 10.9.
- I am living in the middle of nowhere and I have a very bad unreliable internet connection and I am worried about the risk of corruption if I upgrade to mavericks and that some of my other apps will no longer work.
- I don't have a time machine back up of apps
- I don't have it on another computer
Could you point me in the direction of a downloadable link for the previous verision.. It has to be there somewhere!
Help!

Go to the Mac App Store main page, click on Support under Quick Links, contact Apple, and see what they say.
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