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The Peace of Wild Things by Wendell Berry When despair for the world grows in me and I wake in the night at the least sound in fear of what my (...)

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Una Vincenzo left one more sign in Knight Asrael, an inscription of her own on the title page: “Radclyffe-Hall & Troubridge, Chip Chase, Hadley (...)

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Because newspapers since the mid-19th century were printed on cheap and very acidic wood pulp paper, the pages can become brittle over (...)

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Carrying the poles out of the wood. Timber felling near Petworth. Horse girls bringing logs down to railroad.

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These stately century solid wood boxes contained custom glass bottles, fitted to each box’s measurements, with some still filled with (...)

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In such circumstances he would use large dead leaves, white chips left by the wood-cutters, or pieces of stone or slate that came to hand.

Many books printed in the nineteenth century are now brittle and falling apart because they were made with acidic paper made from untreated (...)

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