older than my grandparents
Lying open on the desk next to me is the
HAND-BOOK
of
Anglo-Saxon
and
Early English
by
Hiram Corson, M.A.
Professor of Anglo-Saxon, English Literature, and Oratory, in the
Cornell University.
new edition, revised
with a supplementary glossary
NEW YORK
henry holt & company.
1876
(The owl is actually red, but I couldn't figure out how to do that.)
As I pack books pre-move, sorting "keep" vs. "get rid of" (whether by sale or donation), this one is definitely a keeper, for its content as well as its venerability. This one gets wrapped in a bag before going in the carton.
Speaking of cartons, I have to go back to U-Haul for more book boxes. I've finished the fifty I bought the other week. I had to go to U-Haul because the Campus Shipping Store is consolidating their locations, and at least for now have no more boxes to sell. I used about fifty from them earlier-not all for books, it's true-maybe 20-30 for books.
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HAND-BOOK
of
Anglo-Saxon
and
Early English
by
Hiram Corson, M.A.
Professor of Anglo-Saxon, English Literature, and Oratory, in the
Cornell University.
new edition, revised
with a supplementary glossary
NEW YORK
henry holt & company.
1876
(The owl is actually red, but I couldn't figure out how to do that.)
As I pack books pre-move, sorting "keep" vs. "get rid of" (whether by sale or donation), this one is definitely a keeper, for its content as well as its venerability. This one gets wrapped in a bag before going in the carton.
Speaking of cartons, I have to go back to U-Haul for more book boxes. I've finished the fifty I bought the other week. I had to go to U-Haul because the Campus Shipping Store is consolidating their locations, and at least for now have no more boxes to sell. I used about fifty from them earlier-not all for books, it's true-maybe 20-30 for books.
This entry was originally posted at http://thnidu.dreamwidth.org/1245596.html. You can comment here, or there using OpenID or your Dreamwidth ID.
comments there so far.