London: Jarrolds, 1933. Octavo, wine cloth. pp (viii), 288 + 16 photo plates. A few light damp spots to covers; front free endpaper excised; yellowing to page edges; else a good, sound jacketless copy. Confessions of this British dealer / user of heroin, cocaine, opium, hashish, and marijuana. The fact that in the opening chapter he rates grass as "the most degrading of all the narcotic group" rather lightens the weight of his opinion about dopes. Uncommon book.