Peapack Papers
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"Carefully and judiciously pursued," says the gentle Mr. Rees in his Pleasures of a Book-Worm, "the collecting of books is not expensive and is likely to ruin no one." The world at large is fond of cherish- ing delusions and of perpetuating fallacies; for which reason the general public wholly overestimates the folly of the book-buyer. The public judgment is not in- fallible, and hence I think we should not disturb our- selves unduly about it.
As now and then there are great misers, there are o...nce and awhile men who seem to aim only at amassing an enormous number of books; men like Magliabecchi, who lived in a kind of cave made of piles of books, covering floor, bed and all the house with books. When he wished to sleep he would repose in a sort of wooden 124 cradle, lined with pamphlets, which he slung between his shelves, or he would throw a rug over the books on the floor and stretch himself upon them. Heber bought libraries without seeing them, and at the sale of his collection in 1834 and succeeding years, 119,613 volumes were disposed of, realizing £56,774.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Carefully and judiciously pursued," says the gentle Mr. Rees in his Pleasures of a Book-Worm, "the collecting of books is not expensive and is likely to ruin no one." The world at large is fond of cherish- ing delusions and of perpetuating fallacies; for which reason the general public wholly overestimates the folly of the book-buyer. The public judgment is not in- fallible, and hence I think we should not disturb our- selves unduly about it.
As now and then there are great misers, there are o...nce and awhile men who seem to aim only at amassing an enormous number of books; men like Magliabecchi, who lived in a kind of cave made of piles of books, covering floor, bed and all the house with books. When he wished to sleep he would repose in a sort of wooden 124 cradle, lined with pamphlets, which he slung between his shelves, or he would throw a rug over the books on the floor and stretch himself upon them. Heber bought libraries without seeing them, and at the sale of his collection in 1834 and succeeding years, 119,613 volumes were disposed of, realizing £56,774.
What to read after Peapack Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adrian H Adrian Hoffman Joline to read onlineMoreLess
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