The call of the homeland : - a collection of English verse / - selected and arranged by R. P. Scott and Katharine T. Wallas.
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Grey endpapers.
Crimson cloth boards. Design in gilt (on front cover and spine only): an elongated heart surrounded by a spray o roses and leaves, some leaves falling, one stem of the spray terminating in large crescent-shaped petals. On the spine, a variant of the same motif, with title, editors and imprint in serifed capitals, punctuated by leaves and dots. Unsigned (LO/C32). From the collection of David Rodger LO/C32. Inscription on fly leaf: "R. Hale White Xmas. 1911." LO/C32. xx, 425 pages ; 20cm
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