library table
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noun
a large pedestal writing table or desk.
Origin of library table
First recorded in 1735–45
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Historical Examples of library table
It came while he was out, and has been tantalizing me on the library-table for four hours.
Home InfluenceGrace Aguilar
I found the letter in a drawer of the library-table, in Mr. Belcher's house at Sevenoaks.
SevenoaksJ. G. Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Bird and the doctor are seated around a library-table in earnest conference.
Christmas EntertainmentsAlice Maude Kellogg
Leave it upon General Harrington's library-table after breakfast, to-morrow morning—that is all.
Mabel's MistakeAnn S. Stephens
But she kept at it manfully, and by degrees, as the "boys" became interested, they let the library-table and its contents alone.
The Home at GreylockElizabeth Prentiss