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he cobler's well-known example of applying one room to almost every domestic purpose: for Reed made his library 'his parlour, kitchen, and hall.' A brave and enviable spirit this!--and, in truth, what is comparable with it? But the reader is beginning to wax impatient for a more particular account. Here it is: _Bibliotheca Reediana. A Catalogue of the curious and extensive Library of the late Isaac Reed, Esq., of Staple Inn, deceased. Comprehending a most extraordinary collection of books in English Literature, &c.: sold by auction, by Messrs. King and Lochee: November_, 1807, _8vo._ The following specimens of some of Reed's scarce volumes are copied, in part, from the account which was inserted in the _Athenaeum_, vol. iii., pp. 61, 157, under the extraordinary signatures of W. Caxton and W. de Worde. NO. 5867. A Portfolio of single-sheet Ballads. L15 15_s._ 0_d._ 6661. Colman (W.) Death's Duel, 8vo., _frontispiece_. 7 15 0 6685. Barnefield's Affectionate Shepherd, _very rare_, 4to. 1594. 15 10 0 6713. A musical Concort of Heavenly Harmonie, called Churchyard's charitie. _See MS. notes in Churchyard's Pieces, by Steevens, Reed_, &c., 1595, 4to. 8 15 0 6714. Churchyard's lamentable and pitiable Description of the woeful Warres in Flanders, 1578, 4to. 4 19 0 6715. ---- a true Discourse of the succeeding Governors in the Netherlands, and the Civil Warres there begun in 1565, 4to. 6716. ---- a light Bundle of Lively Discourses, called Churchyard's Charge, presented as a New Year's Gift to the Earl of Savoy, 1589, 4to. 11 5 0 6717. ---- Challenge, b.l., 1580, with a copious Manuscript account of his works, by J. Reed, and a small octavo Tract, called A Discourse of Rebellion, 1570, 4to. 17 10 0 6755. Gascoigne (George) whole workes, _fine copy in Russia_, 4to., b.l., 1567. 15 5 0 6777. Cynthia, with certain Sonnets, _rare_, 1595, 8vo. 12 5 0 7479. Whetstone (George) Mirror of true Honor, and Christain [Transcriber's Note: Christian] Nobilitie, exposing the Life, Death, and Divine Vertues of Francis Earl of Bedford, b.l., 1585, 4to. 7 0 0 7705. Beaumont and Fletcher's Philaster; or Love lies a bleeding, _frontispiece_, 4to., 1620. 24 0 0 8536. Shakspeariana, a Large Assemblage of Tr
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