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Old 12-28-2011, 11:35 PM   #29
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I have no problem buying paper books. Digital books came too late in life to have an impact on the book clutter in my house. However e-books will slow it down to be sure.

But just yesterday I was at the Library (a physical library) and they had "Stories Of Three Decades" by Thomas Mann, beautifully bound, for $3. How do you walk by that?

Funny that even Library's are dumping old books.
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