Hayllar, F: Notes and Queries, a Medium of Intercommunicatio

Anglický jazyk

Hayllar, F: Notes and Queries, a Medium of Intercommunicatio

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Jazyk: Anglický jazyk
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O knihe

Excerpt from Notes and Queries, a Medium of Intercommunication for Literary Men, General Readers, Antiquaries, Etc: General Index to Series the Eleventh (1910-1915); Vols. I to XII

AT the end of every sixth year the publication of a new General Index has given the Editor of notes and queries the opportunity of addressing his correspondents. As each turn has come round, the burden of the pleasant little address has been much the same con gratulation on the ¿ourishing continuance, now so prolonged, of what seemed at first a happy but perhaps venturesome enterprise; the kindly and regretful commemoration of those of the band of brothers who, in the course of the six years, had passed away a warm welcome to new pens, and some rapid review of those well-known ends which notes and queries was founded to serve. Each writer, at' the moment of composing his Pre face, stood close upon the boundary of the period he was writing of the General Index thus introduced was} separated only by a few months from the Series of which it was the Summary, and the work and interests it represented were still fresh in every reader's mind.

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