DROUOT Paul (1886-1915). La Grappe de raison. Paris, La Phalange, 1908; in-12, long-grained fawn half-maroquin with corners, ribbed spine, gilt head, cover (Devauchelle). First edition. Collection by a young poet aged 22, killed in action in 1915, consisting entirely of 8-verse poems relating to a trip to Spain. ☞ Publisher's paper. Sent to Pierre Louÿs on a leaf bound in at the head. Most of the young poets sought the approval of the man who was a leader after Mallarmé's death. Enclosed from the same source: Sous le Vocable du Chêne. Paris, Dorbon, 1910; square in-12, green half-maroquin with corners, pinched ribbed spine, gilt head, cover (Patrice Goy). First edition. - One of 25 on Hollande, No. 2. Cover soiled. Les Derniers verses. Paris, La Belle édition, 1920; in-8 square, half duck-green morocco with corners, spine ribbed, gilt head, cover (Patrice Goy). - Posthumous first edition. One of 5 on Japanese paper (No. 5). Bookplate with initial B azure in blue. Eurydice twice lost. Paris, Société littéraire de France, 1921; large in-12, half-fawn morocco with corners, pinched ribbed spine, gilt head, cover (Patrice Goy). - Posthumous first edition published and prefaced by Henri de Régnier. One of 100 on white laid paper (no. 127).