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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Former library book; May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Robert Frost Robert Frost - West-Running Brook, Holt, 1928, first edition in dust jacket West-Running Brook Robert Frost New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1928 First edition, first printing Condition: Near Fine Jacket Condition: Very Good This is (illustrator). Stated "First Edition" but later issue. A fine copy bound in finely woven green cloth spine and green boards with gold paste-down on the front cover.Very clean and tight throughout. In a good plus dust jacket with pieces missing at the top of the spine and some separation along the spine fold. Overall, an attractive copy, despite its faults with "First Edition" on the copyright page. This collection includes notable pieces such as "Once by the Pacific", "Bereft", "Acquainted with the Night", and the titular "West-Running Brook". The latter is a profound meditation on a brook that curiously runs West rather than South and accrues phenomenological significance via a dialogue between a man and a woman. Publication followed four years after Frost's first Pulitzer Prize win and is the work of a master writing at the top of his form. West-Running Brook is every bit as daring and provoking as Frost works that received conspicuous literary honors and harbors ideas that would come to define him as one of America's superlative voices -- to borrow phrasing from Frost, a voice that "most we see ourselves in.that is most us." (Churchill Book Collector).