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NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Fifth Avenue at Forty-second Street Hours: 9 a. M. -io p. M. Week days, including holidays. Sun- days, from I p. M. -io p. M.
The central building at Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street contains the administrative offices for the entire city system, the chief reference department of the library, a circulating department for adults and children, all the books for the blind and those that are supplied to traveling libraries. There are 43 other circulation branches, many o...f them containing good reference departments located in various parts of the boroughs of Manhattan, the Bronx, and Richmond, a detailed list of which may be found in any di- rectory. All branches have good collections on sociology and in many cases special attention has been paid to works on the labor problem, social welfare, civil service and government. The ref- erence collections which are for consultation within the building 3 33 RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDATION LIBRARY only and do not circulate are free for the use of all, whether resi- dents of New York City or not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Fifth Avenue at Forty-second Street Hours: 9 a. M. -io p. M. Week days, including holidays. Sun- days, from I p. M. -io p. M.
The central building at Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street contains the administrative offices for the entire city system, the chief reference department of the library, a circulating department for adults and children, all the books for the blind and those that are supplied to traveling libraries. There are 43 other circulation branches, many o...f them containing good reference departments located in various parts of the boroughs of Manhattan, the Bronx, and Richmond, a detailed list of which may be found in any di- rectory. All branches have good collections on sociology and in many cases special attention has been paid to works on the labor problem, social welfare, civil service and government. The ref- erence collections which are for consultation within the building 3 33 RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDATION LIBRARY only and do not circulate are free for the use of all, whether resi- dents of New York City or not.
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