Memoir of Daniel Macmillan
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. But if we had a larger and more general stock, especially of good second-hand books, we might do more business and get better profits, e. G. 1. We sold books to the amount of about 13 to a sea- captain who was going to Bombay. Most of them were second-hand. We had to pick them up as we could in London. If this gentleman had found them all, or the greater number of them, in our shop it would have pleased him better, would have saved him . Trouble, and it would have been more profitable to us. ...2. A gentleman from 1843-55. ] RETROSPECT AND FORECAST. 151 Leghorn has now laid out books which will come to upwards of 60. We had to fish all about London for them. He had often to come to look at things we had got on sight from other book- sellers. He was so kind and good-natured as not to complain of this, perhaps seeing that we were beginners and having a wish to help us. Indeed, he expressed himself so well satisfied as to say that he would make us book-agents for himself, and other English book-buyers in Leghorn.
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. But if we had a larger and more general stock, especially of good second-hand books, we might do more business and get better profits, e. G. 1. We sold books to the amount of about 13 to a sea- captain who was going to Bombay. Most of them were second-hand. We had to pick them up as we could in London. If this gentleman had found them all, or the greater number of them, in our shop it would have pleased him better, would have saved him . Trouble, and it would have been more profitable to us. ...2. A gentleman from 1843-55. ] RETROSPECT AND FORECAST. 151 Leghorn has now laid out books which will come to upwards of 60. We had to fish all about London for them. He had often to come to look at things we had got on sight from other book- sellers. He was so kind and good-natured as not to complain of this, perhaps seeing that we were beginners and having a wish to help us. Indeed, he expressed himself so well satisfied as to say that he would make us book-agents for himself, and other English book-buyers in Leghorn.
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