Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 791
or illuminating, forfrontispieces, each one a priceless work ofart. The manuscripts from which Plantindid his first work are preserved intact as inthe days when they were used. But the little, quaint shop is what most church publications, for in those days theprices were fixed by the magistrates… … THE PRESS-ROOM, WHICH CONTAINS TWO OF PLANTINS ORIGINAL PRESSES interests the younger visitors. Here the il-lusion is complete, and there is a stillnessabout the place that makes one hesitate tospeak, for fear of raising the ghost of somesixteenth-century attendant, or call forth theshade of…
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