NOBRE, António.- Só.- Paris: Léon Vanier, 1892.- [8], 157, [3] p.; 23 cm.- E. First edition of one of the most emblematic books of 19th century Portuguese poetry, whose print run was limited to 230 copies, printed on linen paper. António Nobre (1867-1900), an ultra-romantic decadent poet, born in Porto, was also influenced by French symbolism, of which he was one of the precursors in Portugal. The only book of poetry published during the short life of the author who would die of tuberculosis at the age of 32. Copy only trimmed at the head, with erased signature on page 157. Otherwise, very clean, preserving both paperback covers with flaps, with light handling and some browning. Recent binding, entirely brown morocco, with “art nouveau” blind ornamental border on the covers and original amateur spine, with two pairs of raised bands at the foot and head and a diamond-shaped label with the title.