heatley, B. R., on library arrangement, 90

Wheatley, H. B., _Pepys and the World he lived in_, 74, 82, 90

_Where is it?_ 40

White Canons, Catalogue of the House of the, 70

Whittingham, Books printed by, 4

Whittingham's garden at Chiswick, 4

Wilberforce, Dr., on knowledge, 42

Wilkinson's _Ancient Egyptians_, 44

Willett, Deb., 78

Willis and Clark, _History of Cambridge University_, 120

Wordsworth, careless with his books, 16

Wren, Sir C., bookcases at Trinity College, Cambridge, 102

Wren, W., on Education, 45

Zola, 110

_London_: STRANGEWAYS, _Printers._

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Transcriber's Notes:

Obvious punctuation errors repaired.

Page 53, " ssued" changed to "issued" (issued in a separate)

Page 61, "cuttting" changed to "cutting" (even cutting off lines)

Page 64, "callendar" changed to "calendar" (instructions to calendar)

Page 153, "Aelus" changed to "AElius" (AElius, 148)

Page 153, "Aemylius" changed to "AEmylius" (AEmylius Protus, 148)

Page 155, "Lionardi" changed to "Lionardo" (Bruni, Lionardo, 137)

Page 156, Bronte changed to "Bronte" (Bronte, C.,)

Page 158, "Gentlemen's" changed to "Gentleman's" (Kerr's _Gentlemen's
House_, 120)

Page 158, "Lapaccim" changed to "Lapaccini" (Lapaccini, Fra G., a MS.
copyist, 138)

Page 158, "bookbinding" changed to "bookboring" (_Lepisma Saccharina_,
bookboring insects)

Page 158, "Th" changed to "The" (_Library, The_,)

Page 159, "Nazianzen" changed to "Naziazen" (Naziazen, St. Gregory, 148)

Page 162, "MMS." changed to "MSS." (Vespasiano, a MSS.)

Buckram is sometimes capitalized and sometimes not. This was retained.

This book hyphenates or not on a whim. For example: Common-place and
Commonplace. These were retained.

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