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PROBABLY n most rapid reader IN tie
city IL h u. ID. Holden, whose face Is ia
miiiar 70 All book clerks Mr.. Holden dill
iers nom moss readers, In that be seldom
visits store without knowing what iae
wants before hand III be wants . book he
asks Tor II. and aifer getting IL then begins TO
rummage about the snelyss. History poetry
pays homags with the most fervor. Ia one
year be read nearly 5000 pages OF history.
his enormous task included ten volumes
OF bancrors United states, which he de-
vonred In tnirty Tour Gays, ana one volume
o. y hiehs containing 90 pages ne perused
In the short period OF one day; eight vol
umes OF knights England, six OF Guizots
France. three Oh Martin 9, four OF
Sresns English People, eight OF MAC,
snleJ England, nx OF Humes England
SIX Oh diooons Rome. three OF Aichauds,
Crusades and four OF 6ro'e's Greece Ar:
hacauley or Dr. Johnson might well feei
proud OF such record - that, and they
we're the greatest literary giuttons history
mentions PROBABLY no private library In
the city, and IN short the state, 10 80 nicely
arranged and lifted a. Is M. Holdens. A
glance at 10 would provs that person OF
excellent literary Judgment and artistic
tssss superintended the selection and ar
rangsnent OF The interior. Nearly so,OOO
worth OF books line tbs tiers OF sneives
which surround the room. A heavy Bros
sells carpet covers the hOor aud gives no
sound OF footsteps a. me student goes nere
and there in quest Of oookS. At one end
OF The room, "nicn looks out on broad
lawn At the north OF the house. 10 "a aicove
Joinsd 20 the main ROOM OF Az afcn. undfr
which stands the desk covered With writing
material, BOOKS OF references, etc; Near oy
8 revolving oof-esse nlied with cyciope-
dias and other WORKS necessary Tor refer
snoes- ABOUT tns walls, sccord-
ing 70 saojscts, are tns miscelan-
e0us WORKS history, poetry, science.
neuons biography. bellies letIes. In Hont
Of iargs and cheerful looking CRATE are
easy chairs sofas. and little further away
- srgs round noie, covered Win