TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE NET EACH.
¶. “Beautiful little books ... containing poetry, real poetry.”—The New Witness.
| I. | THE ESCAPED PRINCESS, AND OTHER POEMS.  ByWilfred Rowland Childe. [Out of print]. |
| II. | THURSDAY’S CHILD. By ElizabethRendall. [Out of print]. |
| III. | BOHEMIAN GLASS. By Esther LilianDuff. [Out of print]. |
| IV. | CONTACTS, AND OTHER POEMS. By T. W.Earp. [Out of print]. |
| V. | THE IRON AGE. By Frank Betts.With an Introduction by Gilbert Murray. |
| VI. | THE TWO WORLDS. By Sherard Vines. |
| VII. | THE BURNING WHEEL. By A. L.Huxley. |
| VIII. | A VAGABOND’S WALLET. By StephenReid-Heyman. |
| IX. | OP. I. By Dorothy L. Sayers. [Out of print]. |
| X. | LYRICAL POEMS. By Dorothy Plowman. |
| XI. | THE WITCHES’ SABBATH. By E. H. W.Meyerstein. |
| XII. | A SCALLOP SHELL OF QUIET. Poems by FourWomen. Introduced by Margaret L. Woods. |
| XIII. | AT A VENTURE. Poems by Eight YoungWriters. |
| XIV. | ALDEBARAN. By M. St. ClareByrne. |
| XV. | LIADAIN AND CURITHIR. By MoireenFox. |
| XVI. | LINNETS IN THE SLUMS. By MarionPryce. |
| XVII. | OUT OF THE EAST. By Vera andMargaret Larminie. |
| XVIII. | DUNCH. By Susan Miles. |
| XIX. | DEMETER AND OTHER POEMS. By EleanorHill. |
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| XX. | CARGO. By S. B. Gates. |
| XXI. | DREAMS AND JOURNEYS. By FredegondShove. |
| XXII. | THE PEOPLE’S PALACE. By SacheverellSitwell. |
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