(bookstall)
91Traherne, Thomas — (1636? 1674) Poet and theological writer, s. of a shoemaker at Hereford where, or at Ledbury, he was probably b. Very few facts concerning him have been preserved, and indeed his very existence had been forgotten until some of his MS. were… …
92bookstand — /ˈbʊkstænd/ (say bookstand) noun 1. → bookrack. 2. → bookstall …
93newsstand — /ˈnjuzstænd/ (say nyoohzstand) noun 1. → paperstand. 2. → bookstall (def. 1) …
94Bisset, James — (1762 1832) Born in the Scottish city of Perth, he was educated at a school where the fee for him and his sister together was a penny a week and enough peat every Monday morning during winter to keep the fire. His love of art and literature… …
95Traherne, Thomas — (1637 1674) Born in Herefordshire, near the Welsh border, the son of a shoemaker, he graduated B.A. from Brasenose College, Oxford (1656), M.A. 1661, and B.D. 1669, which was awarded on his prose work, Roman Forgeries (published in 1673). He… …
96bookstand — [book′stand΄] n. 1. a stand for holding a book open before a reader 2. BOOKSTALL (sense 1) …
97stallman — ˈ ̷ ̷ mən noun also stallkeeper ˈ69 ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ (plural stallmen also stallkeepers) : one who keeps a stall for selling goods (as books) * * * stallˈman noun A keeper of a stall, esp a bookstall • • • Main …
98stall reader — noun : one that reads books at a bookstall …
99bookstand — /book stand /, n. 1. a bookrack. 2. a bookstall. [1800 10; BOOK + STAND] …
