A Glance At Private Libraries
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The venerable owner has been gathering these stores for many years, and it has evidently afforded him great pleasure. The writer can barely say, that he has glanced at the library that seems to be the richest and fullest in English literature of any owned by a pri- vate individual in New England.
Mr. Edward Everett gave the following beauti- ful and valuable notice of Mr. D. 's library in the course of an address introductory to the Franklin Lectures, in Boston, in 1831, on the "Advantage of Kn...owledge to Working Men. "* " I scarce know if I may venture to adduce an instance, nearer home, of the most praiseworthy and successful cultivation of useful knowledge on the part of an individual, without education, busily employed in mechanical industry. I have the pleasure to be acquainted, in one of the neighboring towns, with a person who was brought up to the trade of a leather-dresser, and has all his life worked, and still works, at this business. He has devoted his leisure hours, and * See Everett'* Orations and Speechet, Vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The venerable owner has been gathering these stores for many years, and it has evidently afforded him great pleasure. The writer can barely say, that he has glanced at the library that seems to be the richest and fullest in English literature of any owned by a pri- vate individual in New England.
Mr. Edward Everett gave the following beauti- ful and valuable notice of Mr. D. 's library in the course of an address introductory to the Franklin Lectures, in Boston, in 1831, on the "Advantage of Kn...owledge to Working Men. "* " I scarce know if I may venture to adduce an instance, nearer home, of the most praiseworthy and successful cultivation of useful knowledge on the part of an individual, without education, busily employed in mechanical industry. I have the pleasure to be acquainted, in one of the neighboring towns, with a person who was brought up to the trade of a leather-dresser, and has all his life worked, and still works, at this business. He has devoted his leisure hours, and * See Everett'* Orations and Speechet, Vol.
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