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Pasadena: Published by the Author, 1920. First Edition. A fine copy; inscribed by Louis Untermeyer to Lesley Frost, a "fellow red.

New York: Farrar & Rinehart, 1938. First Edition. Some cloth spotting and wear; nearly very good. An excellent, poignant association copy; presented to Frost by the author. Inscribed in pencil, "Signed with all affection and the deepest of respect for Robert Frost on the occasion of a vist to him and his at Gainesville, Florida, March 1938. Hervey Allen." The Frosts moved to Gainesville, where the poet was lecturing at the University of Florida, in December, 1937. Mrs. Frost suffered a heart attack and died on March 20, 1938. Allen rushed up from Miami to console Frost, who was nearly in a state of collapse. Allen's sympathetic presence was gratefully acknowledged by Frost, who sent him a note with long quotations from Tennyson (partly from "In Memorian"), closing with a heartfelt sentiment, "I shall never forget your coming to me with such sympathy." This copy was almost certainly presented to Frost on that memorable visit.

Portland, Maine: The Mosher Press, 1925. First Edition. One of 500 numbered copies. Near fine.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1931. First Edition. Very good. Presentation copy; inscribed to Robert Frost by the author, "For Robert Frost, Ruth Suckow, 'We love the things we love for what they are.'" Frost has written his Cedar Falls address on the front free endpaper.

New York: Huebsch, 1918. First Edition. Very good. Presentation copy; inscribed to Robert Frost by Louis Untermeyer, "Robert from Louis. December, 1918.

Webster Groves, Missouri: International Mark Twain Society, 1932. First Edition. A very good copy; inscribed to Robert Frost by the author.

New York: Harcourt, Brace and Howe, 1920. First Edition; first printing. A good copy; inscribed by Louis Untermeyer, "For Lesley [Frost], on condition that she will let Robert read it. L.U. October, 1920.

Cambridge, Massachusetts: The Scarab Press, 1923. First Edition.A very good copy; inscribed to Robert Frost by the publisher, "Jan. 25, 1925, For Robert Frost - Maurice Firuski.

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1921. First Edition; one of 535 copies; "Press" copy; foxed; very good. Presented to Frost by Louis Untermeyer, "for Robert, this decorative volume for Decoration Day. Louis. May 31/1921.

New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1926. First Edition. Very good. Presentation copy; inscribed to Robert Frost by the author, "For Robert Frost, Carl Van Doren.

Austin: W. Thomas Taylor, 1985. First Edition. One of 1000 copies. Fine in the publisher’s slipcase.

Boston: Ginn and Company, 1905. School Classics"; A very good copy; Frost's copy with his ownership signature, "R.F. November 5 1917.

N.P. [London]: [privately printed], n.d. [1914]. First Edition of this short fantasy novel; in Bleiler; 107 pages; bound in plain binder's cloth with the author and title on the spine; minor spine repair; very good. A regular edition was not published until 1923 by Collins; this edition must have been produced in a minuscule quantity; the author has made several holograph corrections in the text. Presentation copy; inscribed by the author, "Robert Frost from Eleanor Farjeon, Feb. 1915." Farjeon was a confidante of Frost's friend and fellow poet, Edward Thomas.

New York: George Doran, 1918. First Edition.A very good copy; inscribed to Robert Frost by the author.

London: Brentano's, n.d. (1928). First English Edition. Very good. Presentation copy; inscribed to Robert Frost by the author.