Book-Lovers, Bibliomaniacs And book Clubs
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That bibliophile never pats hishorse or his dog. To him his books are merely tools of trade, accessories to knowledge, to be pawed over, thrown away and replacedby new copies when worn out. He glories in the fact that his books arehis servants rather than his companions, and he affects to despise andlaugh at the sentimental relation which others have established withtheir books. Look out for that man! He is not of us; he is not of theelect; there is as little of warmth and the genial glow of fe...llowshipin his library as in the middle gallery of the catacombs in the AppianWay. His very books cry out against him; but he hears them not, for heis deaf as well as blind. " One of the busiest men in New York City, whose name is familiar infinancial circles throughout the civilized world, is one of the mostvoracious collectors of the age. He probably transacts more businessin a day than half a dozen ordinarily busy men, and yet finds time togive his personal attention to every minute detail of his vastcollections, to which are added hundreds, and probably thousands, ofitems every year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That bibliophile never pats hishorse or his dog. To him his books are merely tools of trade, accessories to knowledge, to be pawed over, thrown away and replacedby new copies when worn out. He glories in the fact that his books arehis servants rather than his companions, and he affects to despise andlaugh at the sentimental relation which others have established withtheir books. Look out for that man! He is not of us; he is not of theelect; there is as little of warmth and the genial glow of fe...llowshipin his library as in the middle gallery of the catacombs in the AppianWay. His very books cry out against him; but he hears them not, for heis deaf as well as blind. " One of the busiest men in New York City, whose name is familiar infinancial circles throughout the civilized world, is one of the mostvoracious collectors of the age. He probably transacts more businessin a day than half a dozen ordinarily busy men, and yet finds time togive his personal attention to every minute detail of his vastcollections, to which are added hundreds, and probably thousands, ofitems every year.
What to read after Book-Lovers, Bibliomaniacs And book Clubs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harper Henry H. to read onlineMoreLess
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