Choix DE Poésies

This hardcover edition of "Choix de Poésies" is in fair condition, with noticeable wear typical of an ex-library copy. The blue cloth binding shows signs of fading and shelf wear, particularly on the spine. Library markings and inscriptions are present, including labels from Denver Public Library. The pages exhibit age-related toning but remain intact and readable. No dust jacket is included.

"Choix de Poésies" by Paul Verlaine is a distinguished collection published by Bibliothèque-Charpentier in Paris, 1908. This particular edition is marked as the "Trente-troisième Mille," indicating its thirty-third thousand printing. Verlaine, a pivotal figure in French poetry, is celebrated for his evocative and melodic verses. This collection includes a portrait of the author by Eugène Carrière, adding a unique artistic dimension to the work. While first published earlier, this 1908 printing reflects the continued appreciation for Verlaine’s contributions to literature. The book is an ex-library copy from Denver Public Library, evident from the markings and inscriptions. It is a hardcover edition, bound in blue cloth, showing signs of library use but maintaining structural integrity. This edition is a valuable find for collectors of French literature, offering insight into Verlaine's enduring legacy.