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Sady Dofina [The Gardens of the Dauphin].

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First (and only?) edition. The poems are divided into two sections: ‘The Gardens of the Dauphin’ and ‘Sacred Spring’.

Aside from these restful, often religious lyrics, Korolevich evidently had an interest in the cinema; he later published works on director Erich von Stroheim and silent-film actress Leatrice Joy.

OCLC locates copies at Harvard, Stanford, and Bayerische Staatsbibliothek only. Tarasenkov, p. 188 (1000 copies); not in Kilgour.

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