1900s

This book is the third edition of an anonymous story of a New York working girl. In the publisher's note, it states: "that this book is accurate in its picture of conditions and sound in its psychology is overwhelmingly attested by people who know and whose opinions are quoted in the back of this volume." Additionally, this publisher's note states that this book is part of a four separate project work that looks to the economic housing and feeding of New York's "underpaid working girls."

This book is the third edition of an anonymous story of a New York working girl. In the publisher's note, it states: "that this book is accurate in its picture of conditions and sound in its psychology is overwhelmingly attested by people who know and whose opinions are quoted in the back of this volume." Additionally, this publisher's note states that this book is part of a four separate project work that looks to the economic housing and feeding of New York's "underpaid working girls."

Robert Faggan (editor) has provided a modified transcription of all the known notebooks of Robert Frost in this book. Faggan does note that there were significant loose pages that did not fit with other notebooks, so it is highly likely that Frost had more notebooks than what was available to Faggan. Inside of the front cover is a handwritten note in pen: "Gary Thomas Keeting, Saturday 3 March, 2007. Received for free as part of a 'shipped into store or free' promo by Borders."

Robert Faggan (editor) has provided a modified transcription of all the known notebooks of Robert Frost in this book. Faggan does note that there were significant loose pages that did not fit with other notebooks, so it is highly likely that Frost had more notebooks than what was available to Faggan. Inside of the front cover is a handwritten note in pen: "Gary Thomas Keeting, Saturday 3 March, 2007. Received for free as part of a 'shipped into store or free' promo by Borders."

Robert Faggan (editor) has provided a modified transcription of all the known notebooks of Robert Frost in this book. Faggan does note that there were significant loose pages that did not fit with other notebooks, so it is highly likely that Frost had more notebooks than what was available to Faggan. Inside of the front cover is a handwritten note in pen: "Gary Thomas Keeting, Saturday 3 March, 2007. Received for free as part of a 'shipped into store or free' promo by Borders."

Robert Faggan (editor) has provided a modified transcription of all the known notebooks of Robert Frost in this book. Faggan does note that there were significant loose pages that did not fit with other notebooks, so it is highly likely that Frost had more notebooks than what was available to Faggan. Inside of the front cover is a handwritten note in pen: "Gary Thomas Keeting, Saturday 3 March, 2007. Received for free as part of a 'shipped into store or free' promo by Borders."

Robert Faggan (editor) has provided a modified transcription of all the known notebooks of Robert Frost in this book. Faggan does note that there were significant loose pages that did not fit with other notebooks, so it is highly likely that Frost had more notebooks than what was available to Faggan. Inside of the front cover is a handwritten note in pen: "Gary Thomas Keeting, Saturday 3 March, 2007. Received for free as part of a 'shipped into store or free' promo by Borders."

Robert Faggan (editor) has provided a modified transcription of all the known notebooks of Robert Frost in this book. Faggan does note that there were significant loose pages that did not fit with other notebooks, so it is highly likely that Frost had more notebooks than what was available to Faggan. Inside of the front cover is a handwritten note in pen: "Gary Thomas Keeting, Saturday 3 March, 2007. Received for free as part of a 'shipped into store or free' promo by Borders."

Robert Faggan (editor) has provided a modified transcription of all the known notebooks of Robert Frost in this book. Faggan does note that there were significant loose pages that did not fit with other notebooks, so it is highly likely that Frost had more notebooks than what was available to Faggan. Inside of the front cover is a handwritten note in pen: "Gary Thomas Keeting, Saturday 3 March, 2007. Received for free as part of a 'shipped into store or free' promo by Borders."

Robert Faggan (editor) has provided a modified transcription of all the known notebooks of Robert Frost in this book. Faggan does note that there were significant loose pages that did not fit with other notebooks, so it is highly likely that Frost had more notebooks than what was available to Faggan. Inside of the front cover is a handwritten note in pen: "Gary Thomas Keeting, Saturday 3 March, 2007. Received for free as part of a 'shipped into store or free' promo by Borders."