Windsor: Published by Patrick MacGill, 4, Cloisters, Windsor. Londonderry: Printed by The Derry Journal, Shipquay Street, n.d. (c.1911). pp. 85. Original printed wrappers with publisher’s monogram. Loosely inserted is an autograph note from Patrick MacGill to ‘Dear Madame’ 4 The Cloisters, Windsor, no date: “I send you my new book, hoping you will buy. If not, I will be very glad if you return it. Tours sincerely, P. MacGill”. Fading to spine. A very good copy.
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