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Ingleby in his private life. In 1 85 1 he had married a daughter of Robert Oakes of Gravesend, who had, owing to her mother's early death, been brought up with an uncle and aunt at Valentines, Ilford, in Essex, which Mr. Timmins describes as "a stately mansion, with a noble lawn and park, a. grand avenue of yew trees and famous gardens.'' To this lovely place Dr. and Mrs. Ingleby repaired with their children in i860. There Dr. Ingleby gradually formed a handsome library. Nothing delighted him m...ore than books, and with them he loved to be surrounded. But no soiled or badly bound copies ever found their way within those pre- cincts. It was a hard and fast rule with him to reject all such ; he even went further, for he rejected all books that were not printed in black ink on white paper. His reasons for this will be found in his essay entitled, " The Externals of Books." But his hobby sometimes entailed considerable trouble, not to say expense, and occasionally not a little amusement. There was one little book for which he had in an unwary moment paid a guinea, but which on examination he found came under the ban.
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Ingleby in his private life. In 1 85 1 he had married a daughter of Robert Oakes of Gravesend, who had, owing to her mother's early death, been brought up with an uncle and aunt at Valentines, Ilford, in Essex, which Mr. Timmins describes as "a stately mansion, with a noble lawn and park, a. grand avenue of yew trees and famous gardens.'' To this lovely place Dr. and Mrs. Ingleby repaired with their children in i860. There Dr. Ingleby gradually formed a handsome library. Nothing delighted him m...ore than books, and with them he loved to be surrounded. But no soiled or badly bound copies ever found their way within those pre- cincts. It was a hard and fast rule with him to reject all such ; he even went further, for he rejected all books that were not printed in black ink on white paper. His reasons for this will be found in his essay entitled, " The Externals of Books." But his hobby sometimes entailed considerable trouble, not to say expense, and occasionally not a little amusement. There was one little book for which he had in an unwary moment paid a guinea, but which on examination he found came under the ban.
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