Harris (Emily Marion) Estelle, first edition, signed presentation inscription from the author to Lady de Rothschild to endpaper, vol.1 half-title (as issued), 6pp. advertisements at end of vol. 2, occasional scattered spotting, bookplate of Annie Yorke to front pastedown, contemporary blue morocco, spines darkened, a little rubbed, g.e., [Wolff 3017; not in Sadleir], 8vo, 1878.

⁂ Rare novel by Harris exploring Jewish female identity in London, inscribed to a patron, Constance de Rothschild under whose auspices she founded the West Central Jewish Girls Club in Soho, a charitable institution that aimed to provide classes and social opportunities for the women of that area. Annie Yorke was the younger sister of Constance.