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New York: Boni and Liveright, 1923. First edition. Covers a bit bubbled and shelf-rubbed; front endpaper excised, still very good in the original delicate silkscreened dust jacket, worn at edges and hinges.. 8vo, 118pp; blue cloth stamped in gilt. Inscribed by the poet in 1959 to a close friend, and with a touching typed letter signed by Foster (using her given name "Julie") laid in along with an original typescript of her poem "Boris Pasternack." Frontispiece portrait by John Butler Yeats. A multitalented woman, Jeanne Robert Foster was at times something of a muse to both Ezra Pound and Aleister Crowley. She co-edited the Transatlantic Review and was instrumental in the development and disposition of the great collections of literary lawyer John Quinn.

NY: Boni & Liveright. Very Good+ in Very Good dust jacket. 1923. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Signed by the author ("Compliments of the author, Jeanne Robert Foster"). Blu cloth , gilt titles. In silkscreened DJ with light chipping at edges, spine sunned. ; Signed by Author .

Very good cover, small area of staining to the lower center of the front cover, the lower portion of the back cover has the reminds of the dust cover attached to it. Very minor shelf wear. Binding is tight. Pages are clean, unmarked and bright. Edges show signs of light tanning. 1ST EDITION of a fine copy of this scarce book.