Publication details: Paris: Léon Vanier,1885,
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The Franco-Uruguayan's symboliste's first book, an important clarion call for the Anglo-American modernists - its influence, principally the use of irony as a poetic voice, evident in early Eliot most of all ('Jules Laforgue, to whom I owe more than to any one poet in any language', 'To Criticize the Critic', 1960).
FIRST EDITION, a few faint spots to half-title, page borders browned throughout, bound without half-title, pp. 3-145, [4], foolscap 8vo, contemporary (or slightly later) binding of blue patterned cloth, the backstrip faded and a little pushed at ends with label browned and slightly rubbed at head, edges roughtrimmed and browned, very good
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