London: Hodder & Stoughton, no date (1922). Light blue cloth lettered in black. Yellowing to page edges, lacking the front free endpaper, else fine, no owner names. Dust jacket has a shallow chip across head of tanned and bit rubbed spine (no lettering lost): front panel has a fingernail-size chip to lower outer corner, a short creased tear to top edge, and a small sticker scar; nicks and small corner chips to rear panel; some internal repairs with white paper tape; split to upper front spine find and across the spine; in all, good, but still respectable in appearance. Art by D. Farley. The second of two novels for adults, after three juveniles, by this major minor Canadian poet. Uncommon in any sort of jacket.; Octavo