Definition of "ledgers" []

• Plural form of ledger. (noun)

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• "He was warm human, and, therefore, wiser than Uncle Robert and George Castner, who sought the thing, not the spirit, who kept records in ledgers rather than numbers of heart-beats breast to breast, who added columns of figures rather than remembered embraces and endearments of look and speech and touch."
• "He was warm human, and, therefore, wiser than Uncle Robert and George Castner, who sought the thing, not the spirit, who kept records in ledgers rather than numbers of heart - beats breast to breast, who added columns of figures rather than remembered embraces and endearments of look and speech and touch."
• "I don't hate critical comment so much that I won't do it myself, but strictly speaking, the horizontal beams are called ledgers, the diagonal ones cross braces and I would imagine the duct tape is covering a coupler to prevent snagging of, and the resulting suing by a particularly litigious clumsy pedestrian, which ITTET is fairly likely."