Hints On Catalogue Titles, And On Index Entries
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In most cases, no doubt, we are saved the trouble of considering or determining tlie place of Mr. and Mrs. in the alphabet by the author's name coming first in the line. But in the index to an alphabetical catalogue, the author's name does not, or should not, commence a line.
Here is an example, from actual practice, of " Mr." at the beginning of a line, in the alphabet of an index : — Moth, Great Atlas, of Central Asia (Attacus Atlas) Gosse.
Mr. Leslie of Underwood, a Story, Patrick (Mary).
Mu...nicipal Sanitary Engineers' Assoc. Proceedings.
The alphabetical arrangement is the printer's, showing that with him the letters Mr. stand for no word in particular.
I have seen, in a list of one year's books, nine instances of lines which began with "Mr." So the matter deserves consideration.
Monsieur. Christian names, or rather the initial letters of christian names, as they are often seen on the title-pages of French books, require care from those who make catalogues. I am speaking of books in the French language, wherever they may have been printed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In most cases, no doubt, we are saved the trouble of considering or determining tlie place of Mr. and Mrs. in the alphabet by the author's name coming first in the line. But in the index to an alphabetical catalogue, the author's name does not, or should not, commence a line.
Here is an example, from actual practice, of " Mr." at the beginning of a line, in the alphabet of an index : — Moth, Great Atlas, of Central Asia (Attacus Atlas) Gosse.
Mr. Leslie of Underwood, a Story, Patrick (Mary).
Mu...nicipal Sanitary Engineers' Assoc. Proceedings.
The alphabetical arrangement is the printer's, showing that with him the letters Mr. stand for no word in particular.
I have seen, in a list of one year's books, nine instances of lines which began with "Mr." So the matter deserves consideration.
Monsieur. Christian names, or rather the initial letters of christian names, as they are often seen on the title-pages of French books, require care from those who make catalogues. I am speaking of books in the French language, wherever they may have been printed.
What to read after Hints On Catalogue Titles, And On Index Entries?
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