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Old 05-28-2012, 09:09 PM   #15
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It's hard to beat a used paperback on price. Last week I got "Cancer Ward" for $0.10 at week 3 of the "Friends of the Library" sale at Ithaca, and the 3rd ed of "The Norton Anthology of Poetry" for $0.25

"Cancer Ward" is currently $11.19 at Kobobooks and the anthology doesn't seem to be available in ebook.
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