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FROST, ROBERT. North of Boston: London: David Nutt [1914]. Square 8vo, original olive-green buckram, front cover and spine gilt-lettered, unopened, spine just a shade faded, endpapers with natural discoloration. FIRST EDITION, FIRST ISSUE, Binding A (one of 350 copies), INSCRIBED BY FROST "For Gordon Chalmers" and with the 12-line poem "Spring Pools" WRITTEN OUT AND SIGNED BY FROST on the front free endpaper. The poem, which was first collected in West-Running Brook (1928), begins: "These pools that though in forests still reflect The total sky almost without defect..." Crane A3; Clymer & Green, pp. 22-26 (first binding). A fine copy.

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FROST, ROBERT. North of Boston: London: David Nutt [1914]. Square 8vo, original olive-green buckram, front cover and spine gilt-lettered, unopened, spine just a shade faded, endpapers with natural discoloration. FIRST EDITION, FIRST ISSUE, Binding A (one of 350 copies), INSCRIBED BY FROST "For Gordon Chalmers" and with the 12-line poem "Spring Pools" WRITTEN OUT AND SIGNED BY FROST on the front free endpaper. The poem, which was first collected in West-Running Brook (1928), begins: "These pools that though in forests still reflect The total sky almost without defect..." Crane A3; Clymer & Green, pp. 22-26 (first binding). A fine copy.

"Among Robert Frost's special friendships was that with educator Gordon K. Chalmers, long-time President of Kenyon College, and his poet wife Roberta Swartz Chalmers"--Edward Connery Lathem, Robert Frost 100 [exhibition catalogue], Boston, 1974, 54b (exhibiting the inscribed Selected Poems in lot 93). Nearly all of the books inscribed by Frost to the Chalmers are presentation copies.