Librarian's Open
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共 23 段- Among those who were brought in by relatives are children wh
- (1) The children's rooms in the various libraries, now under
- If, then, we are to accomplish anything by taking advantage
- There seems to be no doubt that the answers to these questio
- Now the mills may be soul-deadening--possibly they are, thou
- Our written tongue, then, has come to be something of a lang
- It may be, therefore, that browsing is productive of some go
- Professor Gibbs's criticism of the illustration of water-mix
- We must, in our advertisement of ideas, bear this in mind--t
- The successful leader is he who repairs to a hill and raises
- My excuse for dwelling on this matter must be that unless I
- It is otherwise with the Revolution. We are the descendants
- Surely, to say that the flag stands for the exertion of forc
- The peculiarity of our modern temper is our hunger for facts
- It is usually assumed by the British critic of American libr
- Let me illustrate by an instance in which we librarians are
- One noticeable effect of the war in libraries has been to st
- That the members of these clubs are willing to pursue knowle
- Now the Brown family has been active in letters, from Charle
- To bring down the treatment to a definite prescription, let
- A writer whose efforts in behalf of sane typography have had
- One trouble is that up to date, neither producers nor actors
- "That one far-off divine event