10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUB-LIBRARIAN»
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sub-librarian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sub-librarian and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Melville's Later Novels
Thus he suggests that one must be both a pale usher and a sub-sub-librarian.
The words etymology and extract, which serve as titles to the introductory
sections of Moby-Dick, have in common the idea of essence; the former is the
analysis of ...
William B. Dillingham, 1986
2
Catalogue of the Lincoln Library, etc
Books “ detained by the Sub-librarian for country Members,” may be taken out
like books lying on the table, except on the day preceding the market day. 25.
Members may take out one volume at a time of the “Books of Value” (D), by
paying to ...
Lincoln Library (LINCOLN), 1867
3
Moby Dick: or, The Whale
EXTRACTS (Supplied by a Sub-Sub-Librarian). It will be seen that this mere
painstaking burrower and grub-worm of a poor devil of a Sub-Sub appears to
have gone through the long Vaticans and street-stalls of the earth, picking up
whatever ...
4
The View from the Masthead: Maritime Imagination and ...
The historical references in published literature to whaling that follow in “Extracts”
are similarly furnished by a fictional character: the lowly usher of “Etymology” is
matched in “Extracts” by a “Sub—Sub Librarian.” The fact that there are ...
5
British Journal of Dental Science
Bye-laws suggested for the order and governance of the Library and its officers,
fyc. OF THE LIBRARIAN, 1. — The librarian shall have the superintendence of
the sub-librarian in all matters relating to the Library, be a member of the Library ...
6
British Journal of Dental Science and Prosthetics
Bye-laws suggested for the order and governance of the Library and its oflicers, {(
0. OF THE LIBRARIAN. 1.—The librarian shall have the superintendence of the
sub-librarian in all matters relating to the Library, be a member of the Library ...
7
Trinity College Library. The First 150 Years: The Sandars ...
enjoy a Fellow's privileges, having Fellows' commons, a room near the Library,
and a money wage totalling £8 a year (which put him on a level with the junior
College officers).1 The Sub-Librarian was to be an undergraduate pensioner,
sizar, ...
8
Reimagining America: A Theological Critique of the American ...
... the quotation from Hakluyt. Melville reinforces the point that this is to be a novel
about language in the "Extract" preceding chapter 1. He parenthetically notes that
the "Extracts" are provided by a "sub-sub-librarian." What is a "sub-librarian"?
9
Eugene Morel: Pioneer of Public Libraries in France
Following the silence of the Decree as far as all grades and responsibilities of
employees above the post of sub-librarian is, in its own right, limited to the
employees drawing 3300 francs and less, and, that one can become librarian
without ...
10
Rules and Regulations of the Oxford Union Society, Corrected ...
The Librarian shall nominate one of the Members of the Library Committee Sub-
Librarian, whose especial duty it shall be to see that the Books and Pamphlets
purchased for the Society are properly entered in the Catalogue. The Committee
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUB-LIBRARIAN»
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sub-librarian is used in the context of the following news items.
Where Alice in Wonderland, Now 150 Years Old, Came From
It's the library office in Christ Church College, Oxford, where as sub-librarian Dodgson glanced through a window and saw the young daughters of Dean Henry ... «National Geographic, Jul 15»
How Melbourne became the southern mecca of Bohemia
... hellraiser, founder of the Yorick Club and the Cave of Adullam (the biblical refuge of David from the Philistines) and reluctantly respectable sub-librarian at the ... «The Australian, Dec 14»
Frederick Friend, 1941-2014
Starting his career as assistant librarian at the University of Manchester (1965-71), Mr Friend became sub-librarian at the University of Leeds (1971-76), deputy ... «Times Higher Education, May 14»
Lismore library gives an insight into another world
The Cotton Library, which is housed at St Carthage's Cathedral, started as the private collection of Henry Cotton, who was the sub-librarian at the Bodleian ... «Irish Times, Jun 13»
Nonsensical fun for Alice's anniversary
He stayed there and went on to become a sub-librarian, master of the house and mathematical lecturer, a role he held until 1881, seven years before his death. «Oxford Mail, Jun 13»
Lemony Snicket makes a long overdue return in 'Who Could That be …
There's typewriter-toting tween journalist Moxie Mallahan, "sub-librarian" Dashiell Qwerty and a pair of kids named Pip and Squeak who operate the town's sole ... «Plain Dealer, Nov 12»
'Who Could That Be at This Hour?' by Lemony Snicket review
We also meet Ellington Feint, who loves coffee and ends up being more trouble than she seems, and Dashiell Qwerty, the town's clueless, sub-librarian. «Hypable, Nov 12»
New Lemony Snicket book aims to younger audience
Highlights include Moxie Mallahan (never without her typewriter), “sub-librarian” Dashiell Qwerty and Pip and Squeak who coordinate the city's only taxi with one ... «Daily Nebraskan, Nov 12»
'Who Could That Be At This Hour?' by Lemony Snicket
Throw in an aspiring young news reporter, a strange sub-librarian, a local bully, a villain called Hangfire, an enchanting girl desperate to find her father, and a ... «Boston Globe, Oct 12»
Zelms takes on deputy manager post in Prescott
And if possible grant its request for $200,000 to replace its lost hours and hire a tween/teen sub-librarian. This library is a jewel. And can you look into the ... «Prescott Daily Courier, Jan 12»
