Tauchnitz

[ toukh-nits ]

noun

1. Karl Chri·stoph Trau·gott [kahrl, , kris, -tawf , trou, -gawt], 1761–1836, and his son, Karl Chri·sti·an Phi·lipp [kris, -tee-ahn-, fee, -lip, fil, -ip], 1798–1884, German printers and publishers.

Example Sentences

Also I have written to Tauchnitz announcing I should bear one-half part of his fines and expenses, amounting to 62, 10s.

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Mr. Rudd can talk of nothing except his art, and I like Tauchnitz novels that one can read without any trouble.

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Podbury is at the bookcase, turning over odd Tauchnitz volumes.

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Mr. Tauchnitz's establishment is one of the most extensive in the trade.

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Have bought some books, Tauchnitz edition, and tried to settle down to read.

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