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Значения термина bookman на английском
A learned person (especially in the humanities); someone who by long study has gained mastery in one or more disciplines.
Использование термина bookman на английском
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The bookman sympathised with him, but asked what was the proposed name.
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A man who does not possess many books is not a bookman.
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But the bookman no longer has the opportunity of selecting for a community.
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This omission he blamed on Ned Kenna the bookman, who was a U.P.
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The bookman assented, though inwardly he could not but agree with Mrs. Brown.
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Jaquish was a bookman, and our state treasurer-butno matter.
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Lowell, for example was a bookman; Roosevelt was a man of action who wrote books.
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The bookman cannot content himself with a selected library.
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Such be the bookman's trivial adventures and discoveries.
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But to tell the truth our bookman is not a bit the wiser as to Reginald FitzRanulf!
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It is the style of the refined scholar, perhaps also of the bookman and the too conscious critic.
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Tyss knew books, not merely as a bookman knows them -binding ,size ,edition ,value -butas a scholar.
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And an Athenian bookman, if impelled
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After luncheon he took me into his library, a wonderful place, a treasure-house in itself, a bookman's palace.
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A bookman's weak point, you know!
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And I, too,- amerebookman!
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