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Apostles, 1563, certainly a presentable Book,
mostly in double column - a
credit to the early press of
that country. The cover is
worm eaten, but the body
of the book is untouched,
that was too bitter even
for a bookworm, it preferred
the tough leather.

By its side stands the
abridgement "done by Timothy
Bright doctor of Physicke", in
1589, of John Foxe's" Booke
of acts and monuments of the
Church" - more commonly
known as "Foxe's book of
Martyrs", a volm. often
re-printed, in many forms,
sometimes luridly illustrated,
and common to many
S. S. Libraries; thus giving