SIR NICHOLAS HARRIS NICOLAS.

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ON THE

SUPPLY OF PRINTED BOOKS FROM

THE LIBRARY TO THE

READING ROOM OF THE BRITISH

MUSEUM

"The requisition to insert the Titles and Press-marks on the

tickets is not merely reasonable but it is indispensible, if

the Library is to be conducted with satisfaction to the Public

and to the Librarians. If people will not take the trouble to

comply with Rules, which, so far from being vexatious, are

absolutely necessary for their own comfort, they have no right

to complain. The fault is _theirs_, if mistakes and delay arise;

and it is as absurd as unjust to impute the effect of their own

ignorance or carelessness to the Officers of the Museum."

SIR NICHOLAS HARRIS NICOLAS.

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