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The amenities of book-collecting and kindred affections
1920, Atlantic Monthly Press
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The amenities of book-collecting and kindred affections.
1920, Atlantic Monthly Press, Brand: Atlantic Monthly Press, Kennikat Press
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Table of Contents
Book-collecting abroad.
Book-collecting at home.
Old catalogues and new prices.
"Association" books and first editions.
"What might have been."
James Boswell
his book.
A light-blue stocking.
A ridiculous philosopher.
A great Victorian.
Temple Bar then and now.
A macaroni parson.
Oscar Wilde.
A word in memory.
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"First Modern library edition."
The text here reprinted is that of the sixth edition."--Introd.
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"IF my early training has been correct, which I am much inclined to doubt, we were not designed to be happy in this world."
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