1
He has read in old musty books about your times, that is all.
2
These soiled and musty books are luminous and electric within.
3
She cares for something besides musty books and dry bones.
4
She was standing on tiptoe, and taking down some musty books from a shelf.
5
Out then he must come, and leave his musty books.
6
He showed enthusiasm when talking about his musty books, but not at any other time.
7
Medford's Goodwill smells the same as any Goodwill-likedust, old shoes, musty books, and disinfectant.
8
In a corner of the sitting-room was an old table, and on it several musty books.
9
She was in this house, in front of a warm fire, being read to from musty books.
10
Just the place for a pedant to escape to, and live there through the winter with his musty books.'
11
Here he sits day after day over his musty books, and you can hardly get him away for his meals.
12
Pray put away those musty books, and bring Mrs. Latimer to dine with us-thisis a fête day with us.
13
Thick robes of cobwebs trailed from the ceiling in Jack's room, and the floor was littered with musty books and papers.
14
And was this a time to be poring over musty books in a dark room, slighted by the very sun itself?
15
She'd smelled something like it in a thrift store in Sausalito- amixof old clothes, cooking, bodies, musty books, and other junk.
16
"Yea, I know whatever concerns musty books goes deeper with thee than thy brother," replied Stephen, turning away much mortified.
