A Bibliographical, Antiquarian And Picturesque Tour in France And Germany 2
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Ch. Brunet, Fils: a writer, who will be known to the latest times in the bibliographical world. He will be also thanked as well as known ; for his Manuel du Libraire is a performance of incomparable utility to all classes of readers and collectors. You mount up one pair of stairs : — the way is gloomy, and might well * [It seems that I have committed a ven^ grave error, in the preceding' edition, by making Mons. Renouard " superintend the gathering in of his vintage," at his country-house (St. ...Valerie) whereas there are no Vineyards in Picardy. France and Wine seemed such synonymes, that I almost naturally attached a vine- yard to every country villa.] BOOKSELLERS. 33S lead to a chamber in the monastery of La Trappe.
You then read an incription, which tells you that *' in turning the button you pull the bell." The bell sounds, and Mons. Brunet, Pere, receives you — with, or with- out, a silken cap upon his head. He sits in a small room, sufficiently well filled with books. " Is the Son at home ?" " Open that door, Sir, you will find him in the next room." The door is immediately opened — and there sits the son, surrounded b}j and almost im- prisoned in, papers and books.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ch. Brunet, Fils: a writer, who will be known to the latest times in the bibliographical world. He will be also thanked as well as known ; for his Manuel du Libraire is a performance of incomparable utility to all classes of readers and collectors. You mount up one pair of stairs : — the way is gloomy, and might well * [It seems that I have committed a ven^ grave error, in the preceding' edition, by making Mons. Renouard " superintend the gathering in of his vintage," at his country-house (St. ...Valerie) whereas there are no Vineyards in Picardy. France and Wine seemed such synonymes, that I almost naturally attached a vine- yard to every country villa.] BOOKSELLERS. 33S lead to a chamber in the monastery of La Trappe.
You then read an incription, which tells you that *' in turning the button you pull the bell." The bell sounds, and Mons. Brunet, Pere, receives you — with, or with- out, a silken cap upon his head. He sits in a small room, sufficiently well filled with books. " Is the Son at home ?" " Open that door, Sir, you will find him in the next room." The door is immediately opened — and there sits the son, surrounded b}j and almost im- prisoned in, papers and books.
What to read after A Bibliographical, Antiquarian And Picturesque Tour in France And Germany 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dibdin Thomas Frognall to read onlineMoreLess
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