The Book-Collector
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There is a sort of sensation of awe in taking up these volumes, as ifthey had passed through some holy ordeal, as if they had beencanonised. It is not the piece of dressed leather with its decorativeadjuncts which casts its spell over us: it is the reputation of thecourtly patron of learning and art; of the statesman and soldier whosought a diversion in the formation of a library from severeremployments; of the prince who loved to gather round him suchevidences of his taste, or to lay them at t...he feet of _a ch
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a sort of sensation of awe in taking up these volumes, as ifthey had passed through some holy ordeal, as if they had beencanonised. It is not the piece of dressed leather with its decorativeadjuncts which casts its spell over us: it is the reputation of thecourtly patron of learning and art; of the statesman and soldier whosought a diversion in the formation of a library from severeremployments; of the prince who loved to gather round him suchevidences of his taste, or to lay them at t...he feet of _a ch
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