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By Alfred Tennyson, D.C.L., poet-laureate.
The Cushing Library/Laughlin Collection copy has a bookseller's note citing "Wise 107." This copy also has a fore-edge painting.
One of the Cushing Library/Lit./Tennyson copies has the bookplate of A.W. Yeats; another is inscribed to Grace Randolph "from her affectionate Husband" and contains the bookseller's ticket for Marks & Co.
The Cushing Library/Lit./Tennyson copies contain 8 pages of publisher's advertisements, dated August, 1864.
First edition; a few copies were issued with title "Idylls of the hearth", but that title page was cancelled upon the eve of publication.