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100 1 $aNewton, A. Edward$q(Alfred Edward),$d1864-1940.
245 12 $aA magnificent farce,$band other diversions of a book-collector.
260 $aBoston,$bThe Atlantic monthly Press$c[c1921]
300 $axx, 267 p.$bcol. front., plates, ports., map, facsims.$c22 cm.
500 $aIncludes index.
505 0 $aA magnificent farce.--On commencing author.- Luck.- What is the matter with the bookshop?--A slogan for booksellers.--"i̓s not in mortals to command success."--Meditations on a quarto Hamlet.--Walt Whitman.--"20".--Living twenty-five hours a day.--A sane view of William Blake.--My old lady, London.
541 $aRare, copy 1: Gift of Eugene M. Kaufmann, Jr.
650 0 $aBooks.
650 0 $aBook collecting.
700 1 $aKaufmann, Eugene M.,$cJr.$4fmo
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