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His aim was to capture "lively impressions of actual sights"
The book is die-cut in the shape of an octagon willow pattern plate and string-bound with a vertical crease at the centre which serves as the book's spine
[16 index]
using rake and hoe
circular brown mark to upper board below the 'M' of author's initial
The Captain's Death Bed and other essays Writing His aim was to captureLondon: Hogarth Press, 1950. First edition. 8vo. 224 pages. Original publisher's purple cloth, one patch of discolouration, gilt lettering to the spine. With the unclipped dust jacket by Vanessa Bell, spine slightly toned with a chip at the head (some loss) and a couple of nicks elsewhere. A VG+ copy. The fifth volume of Woolf's collected essays, edited husband Leonard, this gathering issued posthumously.
