The Private Library
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These revolving bookcases aremade in all sizes, and can, of course, be made to suit any particularrequirement; thus I have seen them made with a top which can be raisedto a slope with a ledge like a standing desk, upon which a large atlascan be rested and consulted. Apart from this, I strongly recommend theuse of a standing desk for health's sake when a great deal of writinghas to be done.
It frequently happens that books being taken from the shelf, the volumesleft behind fall down in an untidy... heap. To obviate this, there is avery simple form of metal book support sold, which keeps a half-filledshelf neat and tidy. An alternative to this is the old plan of insertingdummies, whereby no blanks are seen. As I have so strongly advocatedshelves the tops of which are within reach of the hand, I need not saymuch about steps, but where steps are really needed, they should be_very_ light, and capable of being easily lifted with one hand. Theyshould have an upright rod support rising about four feet above the topstep; this for the purpose of safety when using the steps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These revolving bookcases aremade in all sizes, and can, of course, be made to suit any particularrequirement; thus I have seen them made with a top which can be raisedto a slope with a ledge like a standing desk, upon which a large atlascan be rested and consulted. Apart from this, I strongly recommend theuse of a standing desk for health's sake when a great deal of writinghas to be done.
It frequently happens that books being taken from the shelf, the volumesleft behind fall down in an untidy... heap. To obviate this, there is avery simple form of metal book support sold, which keeps a half-filledshelf neat and tidy. An alternative to this is the old plan of insertingdummies, whereby no blanks are seen. As I have so strongly advocatedshelves the tops of which are within reach of the hand, I need not saymuch about steps, but where steps are really needed, they should be_very_ light, and capable of being easily lifted with one hand. Theyshould have an upright rod support rising about four feet above the topstep; this for the purpose of safety when using the steps.
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