The Volume and Work Beyond Wonder (1904) - Page 5

⚠The image is a blank page of a manuscript or book, possibly a flyleaf. No legible text is present on this side, though there is faint bleed-through (show-through) from the reverse side.

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This page is another flyleaf, a blank sheet of paper or parchment. In historical bookbinding, several flyleaves were often included at the front and back of a volume to provide a buffer against moisture, dust, and the wear caused by the heavy covers. The faint marks visible are not intentional writing, but bleed-through (also called show-through), where ink from the writing on the other side of the page has seeped through the fibers over time.