by Priscilla Washburn Shaw.

New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, (1964).

First edition, first printing.

Comparative study of the three poets explores "the way in which language registers inevitably our sense of the world and of ourselves."

Lightly rubbed to the shelf-edges, else square, firm, tight, unread and very nearly fine in red and gray linen with silver embossed titles and decorations to the spine, gray end-papers; in a very nearly fine price-clipped dust jacket with front panel art designed from Picasso's 'Musical Faun', with barely perceptible nicks to the rear panel's lower shelf-edge.

Octavo; 278 pages plus preface; index of quotations.

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