A NOTE ON THE TYPE IN WHICH THIS BOOK IS SET
This book is composed on the monotype in Old Style No. 31. This face is largely based on a series originally cut by the Bruce Foundry in the early seventies and that in its turn appears to have followed, in all essentials, the details of a face designed and cut, some years before, by the celebrated Edinburgh type founders, Miller and Richard. It has always been a popular and satisfactory face for book work because while it is compactly designed, so that a large number of words appear on a page, its compactness is not accompanied by any loss in legibility. Old Style No. 31, composed in a page gives a subdued color and even texture which makes it easily and comfortably read.
SET UP, ELECTROTYPED, PRINTED AND
BOUND BY THE PLIMPTON PRESS,
NORWOOD, MASS. · PAPER FUR-
NISHED BY W. F. ETHERINGTON
& CO., NEW YORK
