MACAULAY, Margaret.: The Sentence Absolute. , London: Nisbet & Co.Ltd, 1914.

1st edition. "Most of the action of Miss Macaulay's story passes in the atmosphere of a pleasant country-house party in Wales. It is here that Tony Venning commits the fault for which the sentence absolute is passed upon him by Gwendolen Powell, a freshly-drawn, open-air girl. The sentence, which re-acts upon Gwendolen and is complicated by her love affair with Tony, is canvassed in a very happy and lively fashion." Pp.viii/312. Red cloth, with blind-stamped title to front and bright gilt title to spine. Dustwrapper darkened to spine and some wear to edges but has a removable clear protective wrap. VG/G+. (Book ref. 36807)  £20.00

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