On Books And the Housing of Them
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Then there should bedeeper cases for quarto and folio, and shallower for books below octavo, each appropriately divided into shelves.
If the economy of time by compression is great, so is the economy ofcost. I think it reasonable to take the charge of provision for books ina gentleman's house, and in the ordinary manner, at a shilling a volume. This may vary either way, but it moderately represents, I think, myown experience, in London residences, of the charge of fitting up withbookcases, whic...h, if of any considerable size, are often unsuitable forremoval. The cost of the method which I have adopted later in life, andhave here endeavored to explain, need not exceed one penny per volume. Each bookcase when filled represents, unless in exceptional cases, nearly a solid mass. The intervals are so small that, as a rule, theyadmit a very small portion of dust. If they are at a tolerable distancefrom the fireplace, if carpeting be avoided except as to small movablecarpets easily removed for beating, and if sweeping be discreetlyconducted, dust may, at any rate in the country, be made to approach toa quantite negligeable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then there should bedeeper cases for quarto and folio, and shallower for books below octavo, each appropriately divided into shelves.
If the economy of time by compression is great, so is the economy ofcost. I think it reasonable to take the charge of provision for books ina gentleman's house, and in the ordinary manner, at a shilling a volume. This may vary either way, but it moderately represents, I think, myown experience, in London residences, of the charge of fitting up withbookcases, whic...h, if of any considerable size, are often unsuitable forremoval. The cost of the method which I have adopted later in life, andhave here endeavored to explain, need not exceed one penny per volume. Each bookcase when filled represents, unless in exceptional cases, nearly a solid mass. The intervals are so small that, as a rule, theyadmit a very small portion of dust. If they are at a tolerable distancefrom the fireplace, if carpeting be avoided except as to small movablecarpets easily removed for beating, and if sweeping be discreetlyconducted, dust may, at any rate in the country, be made to approach toa quantite negligeable.
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