| By Walter D. Edmonds.
New York: Bantam Books 708. 1st printing November 1949. Copyright 1937 by The Curtis Publishing Co. Originally published under the title "In the Hands of the Season." (I-viii)+1-180(184) pp. Approx. 4 1/4" by 6 1/4" paperback. Cover illustration of a hand-bound woman by Denver Gillen. GGA. |
| Very Good Plus Condition, glossy covers, spine creases, pages browning but still supple. There are NO names or store stamps on the book. See scan which is extra large to allow you to see condition details. |
| She looked like a tall, straight-standing Indian girl. But Delia was a white woman, a married white woman--in the hands of the Senecas. They would do with her as they wished--she had no choice. Slavery, death, or marriage to a chief--one of these would be Delia's fate. |
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