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REET, W. 1912 BOOKS AND BOOKMEN They cannot be separated any more than
sheep and a shepherd, but I am minded to speak of the bookman rather
than of his books, and so it will be best at the outset to define the
tribe. It does not follow that one is a bookman because he has many
books, for he may be a book huckster or his books may be those without
which a gentleman's library is not complete. And in the present
imperfect arrangement of life one may be a bookman and yet have very few
books, since he has not the wherewith