A Bookmans Budget
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Standly of Paxton Place, St. Neots, Hunts. , 1845, an entry which ran thus (p. 84) : " The NORTH BRITON, No. 17, with a PORTRAIT of HOGARTH, in WOOD; and a severe critique on some of his works ; in Ireland" s handwriting is the following * This paper was given to me by Mrs. Hogarth, Aug. 1782, and is the identical North Briton purchased by Hogarth, and carried in his pocket many days to show his friends* ' The Ireland referred to, was Samuel Ireland of the Graphic Illustrations. When, in 1892, ...dispersed items of the famous collection of Dr. J. R. Joly of Dublin began to appear sporadically in the secondhand catalogues, I found in that of a well- known London bookseller an entry plainly describing this one ; and proclaiming that it came "from the celebrated collection of Mr. Standly, of St. Neot's ". Unfortunately the memorandum connecting it with Mrs. Hogarth's present to Ireland had been de- stroyed. Nevertheless, I secured my prize, had it fittingly bound up with the original number which accompanied it ; and here and there, in writing about Hogarth, bragged consequentially about my fortunate acquisition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Standly of Paxton Place, St. Neots, Hunts. , 1845, an entry which ran thus (p. 84) : " The NORTH BRITON, No. 17, with a PORTRAIT of HOGARTH, in WOOD; and a severe critique on some of his works ; in Ireland" s handwriting is the following * This paper was given to me by Mrs. Hogarth, Aug. 1782, and is the identical North Briton purchased by Hogarth, and carried in his pocket many days to show his friends* ' The Ireland referred to, was Samuel Ireland of the Graphic Illustrations. When, in 1892, ...dispersed items of the famous collection of Dr. J. R. Joly of Dublin began to appear sporadically in the secondhand catalogues, I found in that of a well- known London bookseller an entry plainly describing this one ; and proclaiming that it came "from the celebrated collection of Mr. Standly, of St. Neot's ". Unfortunately the memorandum connecting it with Mrs. Hogarth's present to Ireland had been de- stroyed. Nevertheless, I secured my prize, had it fittingly bound up with the original number which accompanied it ; and here and there, in writing about Hogarth, bragged consequentially about my fortunate acquisition.
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