Tales of ancient Greece. No. 1, Eudiades and a Cretan idyll.

"Of the pamphlets here bound together, very few copies were printed privately, by Arrowsmith of Bristol. J.A.S. destroyed the greater part of even these small editions, and some may be considered almost unique. Of these pamphlets some were presented to me by the author, the rest, after his death, by H.F. Brown. The pencilled corrections in "Dead love" are in the hand of Symonds. E[dmund?].G[osse?]. May 1895"--Written in pencil on fly-leaf.
Poems.