 | Roger North - 1744 - 368 pages
...one ; but, infrtarl of felling, deal as Factors and procure what the Country Divines and Gentry fend for ; of whom each hath his Book Factor, and, when, wanting any Thing, writes to his Bookfeller, and pays his Bill. And it is wretched to confider what pickpocket Work, with Help of the... | |
 | John Walker - 1811 - 646 pages
...valuable ; the rest of the trade are content to take their refuse, with which, and the first scum of the press, they furnish one side of a shop, which...country divines and gentry send for, of whom each one has his book- factor; and, when wanting anything, writes to his bookseller, and pays his bill ;... | |
 | 1811 - 644 pages
...valuable ; the rest of the trade are content to take their refuse, with which, and the first scum of the press, they furnish one side of a shop, which...country divines and gentry send for, of whom each one has his book-factor; and, when wanting any tbing, write* to his bookseller, and pays his bill ;... | |
 | John Walker - 1811 - 638 pages
...refuse, with which, and the first scum of the press, they furnish one side of a shop, which nerves for the sign of a bookseller, rather than a real one...country divines and gentry send for, of whom each one has his book-factor } and, when, wanting any thing, writes to his bookseller, and pays his bill... | |
 | John Nichols - 1812 - 746 pages
...valuable. The rest of the trade are content to take their refuse, with which, and the first scum of the press, they furnish one side of a shop, which...country divines and gentry send for, of whom each o»e has his IxxjkKing James the First. By Sir Richard Baker *, Knt, With a Continuation to the Year... | |
 | John Nichols, Samuel Bentley - 1812 - 748 pages
...valuable. The rest of the trade are content to t:d<e their refuse, with which, and the first scum of the press, they furnish one side of a shop, which...sign of a bookseller, rather than a real one ; but, iastead of selling, deal as factors, and procure what the country divines and gentry send for, of whom... | |
 | John Nichols, Samuel Bentley - 1812 - 758 pages
...press, they furnish one side of a shop, which serves for the sign of a bookseller, rather than a reid one ; but, instead of selling, deal as factors, and...country divines and gentry send for, of whom each one has his bonkKing James the First. By Sir Richard Baker *, Knt. With a Continuation to the Year... | |
 | John Nichols - 1812 - 748 pages
...valuable. Tlie rest of the trade are content to take their refuse, with which, and the first scum of the press, they furnish one side of a shop, which serves for the sign of a bookseller, rather than u real one ; but, instead of selling, deal as factors, ami procure what tlie country divines and gentry... | |
 | 1813 - 670 pages
...valuable. The rest of the trade are content to take their refuse, with which, and the first scum of the press, they furnish one side of a shop, which...country divines and gentry send for, of whom each one has his book-factor ; and, •when wanting any thing, \\ rites to his bookseller, and pays his... | |
 | Henry Southern, Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas - 1822 - 392 pages
...refuse, with which, and the fresh scum of the press, they furnish one side of a shop, which serves the sign of a bookseller, rather than a real one ;...divines and gentry send for, of whom each hath his book-factor ; aud, when wanting any thing, writes to his bookseller, and pays his bill. And it is wretched... | |
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The rest of the trade are content to take their refuse, with which, and the fresh scum of the press, they furnish one side of a shop, which serves for the sign of a bookseller, rather than a real one... 
