Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature, Volume 3Anna Lorraine Guthrie H. W. Wilson Company, 1915 An author subject index to selected general interest periodicals of reference value in libraries. |
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Page iv - A great portion of the best writing and reading — literary, scientific, professional, miscellaneous — comes to us now, at stated intervals, in paper covers. The writer appears, as it were, in his shirt-sleeves. As soon as he has delivered his message the book-binder puts a coat on his back, and he joins the forlorn brotherhood of " back volumes," than -which, so long as they are unindexed, nothing can be more exasperating.
Page iv - a great portion of the best writing and reading— literary, scientific, professional and miscellaneous — comes to us now, at stated intervals, in paper covers. The writer appears, as it were in his shirt-sleeves. As soon as he has delivered his message the book-binder puts a coat on his back, and he joins the forlorn brotherhood of 'back volumes,' than which, so long as they are unlndcxed, nothing can be more exasperating.
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