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New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1919. Second American edition, first edition thus, first illustrated edition, limited to 500 copies on "British Hand Made Paper. pp. ix, 137, illustrated (reproducing drawings by James Chapin). Cover label is lightly rubbed, else a fine, bright copy in scarce printed dust jacket. The jacket spine lettering is slightly faded with very thin chip at crown, small faint soil mark on spine, front panel has two short creased tears and short, thin chip, spot of rubbing (with tiny nicked abrasion), else a near fine, crisp copy of a scarce dust jacket. Second American edition, first edition thus, first illustrated edition, limited to 500 copies on "British Hand Made Paper" pp. ix, 137, illustrated (reproducing drawings by James Chapin). Crane A3.3

First published in 1914, North of Boston is a collection of poems by Robert Frost that solidified his reputation as one of America's most important poets. The themes in this collection include ordinary rural life and the complexities of modern existence.