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The Amenities of Book-Collecting and Kindred Affections

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THE AMENITIES OF BOOK-COLLECTING AND KINDRED AFFECTIONS

CARICATURE OF TWO GREAT VICTORIANS W. M. THACKERAY AND CHARLES DICKENS

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CARICATURE OF TWO GREAT VICTORIANS W. M. THACKERAY AND CHARLES DICKENS
CARICATURE OF TWO GREAT VICTORIANS W. M. THACKERAY AND CHARLES DICKENS

THE AMENITIES OF BOOK-COLLECTING AND KINDRED AFFECTIONS

BY A. EDWARD NEWTON WITH ILLUSTRATIONS JOHN LANE, THE BODLEY HEAD LONDON MCMXX

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DEDICATION

If, as Eugene Field suggests, womenfolk are few in that part of paradise especially reserved for book-lovers I do not care. One woman will be there, for I shall insist that eight and twenty years probation entitles her to share my biblio-bliss above as she has shared it here below. That woman is my wife.

A. EDWARD NEWTON

OCTOBER, 1918

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