"Copeland's Treasury For Booklovers," is a collection of English and American poetry and prose edited by Charles Townsend Copeland. The book was copyrighted in 1926 and 1927 by Charles Scribner's Sons and published in 1930. Volume V contains selections from recent American prose and poetry, 

Copeland selected nine of his students for the Treasury, including Henry Milner Rideout's "From Admiral's Light" (specifically "The High Woods") and "From Fern Seed Chapter I." 

"The High Woods" describes a journey through a snowy, desolate landscape by two men, Miles and Hab, who are woodcutters. 

"From Fern Seed Chapter I" follows Leonard Corsant, who seeks warmth and refuge in a dingy restaurant in Santa Maria Novella and encounters a mysterious man.