De Libris: Prose and Verse
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Chapters (23)
- DE LIBRIS PROSE & VERSE
- ON SOME BOOKS AND THEIR ASSOCIATIONS
- AN EPISTLE TO AN EDITOR
- BRAMSTON'S "MAN OF TASTE"
- THE PASSIONATE PRINTER TO HIS LOVE
- M. ROUQUET ON THE ARTS
- THE FRIEND OF HUMANITY AND THE RHYMER
- THE PARENT'S ASSISTANT
- A PLEASANT INVECTIVE AGAINST PRINTING
- TWO MODERN BOOK ILLUSTRATORS
- A SONG OF THE GREENAWAY CHILD
- TWO MODERN BOOK ILLUSTRATORS
- HORATIAN ODE ON THE TERCENTENARY OF "DON QUIXOTE"
- THE BOOKS OF SAMUEL ROGERS
- PEPYS' "DIARY"
- A FRENCH CRITIC ON BATH
- A WELCOME FROM THE "JOHNSON CLUB"
- THACKERY'S "ESMOND"
- A MILTONIC EXERCISE
- FRESH FACTS ABOUT FIELDING
- THE HAPPY PRINTER
- CROSS READINGS--AND CALEB WHITEFOORD
- THE LAST PROOF
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