Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 790
eoples itself with busy work-men; the click of the compositors typeand the thud of the presses seems tobecome audible; there is a hurryand a bustle and a picturesquedisorder. Suddenly, through thelong corridor, coming from thedirection of Plantins study, wehear the murmur of voices, thenthe rustle… … THE PRIVATE OFFICE OF CHRISTOPHER PLANTIN poleon the Great, with his generals, accom-panied by one of Plantins descendants, visitsthe printing-house and himself turns the very ENTRANCE TO THE ENGRAV-ING ROOM, IN BLACK ANDGOLD press that ChristopherPlantin worked. Wedream on in our fancyuntil we are…
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