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 1 I |   contempt for attainments in book learning; and when~he sent
 2 I |       printing from the Paris book trade;~but master and foreman,
 3 I |    when David~surrendered the book to him, unable to read further
 4 I |       earth?~ ~He pressed the book to his lips, and tears came
 5 V |     giving us poetry out of a book. The extracts are very nice,~
 6 V |   which owes its existence in book form to the paper~industry
 7 V |       Gutenberg, invented the Book,~craftsmen as obscure as
 8 VI|    soluble that if you seep a book made of cotton paper in
 9 VI|       to a pulp, while an old book left in water~for a couple
10 VI| spoilt. You could dry the old book, and~the pages, though yellow
11 VI|    Abbe Grozier had a~Chinese book, an iconographical and technological