The Romance of book Collecting By J H Slater
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Are these dealers, brokers, and what not, booksellers ? Heaven save the mark, no ! not in a specific sense ; but they sell books, notwithstanding, and their shops are, in very truth, recognised hunting-grounds of the Metropolis. There are literally hundreds of them, and they are to be met with, as a rule, close together, where rents are low and the footsteps of the income-tax fiend are un- known.
This is one description of bookseller, but there are several others: the man with the barrow, for i...nstance, who works at his trade all the week, and comes out on Saturday afternoons and Sun- day mornings in certain localities, to do what bartering he can with casual passers-by.
To compare these classes with the recognised booksellers, some of whom have an immense turnover, would, of course, be absurd ; but they have their uses, and instances are not wanting in which mightily successful dealers have begun Some Hunting-grounds of London 75 in this humble manner, and literally forced their way up from the pavements of the East End or the Surrey side to more pleasant places in the West.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are these dealers, brokers, and what not, booksellers ? Heaven save the mark, no ! not in a specific sense ; but they sell books, notwithstanding, and their shops are, in very truth, recognised hunting-grounds of the Metropolis. There are literally hundreds of them, and they are to be met with, as a rule, close together, where rents are low and the footsteps of the income-tax fiend are un- known.
This is one description of bookseller, but there are several others: the man with the barrow, for i...nstance, who works at his trade all the week, and comes out on Saturday afternoons and Sun- day mornings in certain localities, to do what bartering he can with casual passers-by.
To compare these classes with the recognised booksellers, some of whom have an immense turnover, would, of course, be absurd ; but they have their uses, and instances are not wanting in which mightily successful dealers have begun Some Hunting-grounds of London 75 in this humble manner, and literally forced their way up from the pavements of the East End or the Surrey side to more pleasant places in the West.
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