Meanings of older books in English

Thieves simply moved into stealing and trading sections of older books.

The selections of the older books were to be retained except where they could be improved.

Color is nice, but rarely used, since we mostly transcribe older books that have no color printing.

Here you will find beautiful artwork for sale, some new releases and many older books in fantastic condition.

It has a wide range of older books and new releases, all of which are very fairly priced.

His older books come pouring from the press, and are met with the cordial welcome of new ones.

Many of the older books on obstetric subjects are full of such instances, and modern illustrations are constantly reported.

As a rule English people read more substantial books, older books, books which have established their right to exist.

The quality of the books is fairly consistent, with newer books generally being in good condition and older books a bit more worn.

The older books upon this subject are necessarily scarce: such as Alberti's 'Libri de Re Ædificatoria Decem,' which appeared first at Florence in 1485.

This range is available through the pill company BioCare, and his previous range, which you will see in older books, was sold by Higher Nature.

But what I often find myself doing is going back to older books, more so than those that are being celebrated for all things new.

For those students who aimed at the mastery of results more difficult and (in the intellectual sense) more important, the older books were quite insufficient.

Older books about composting warn about metallic pesticide residues adhering to fruit skins.

"We've been finding," added Embers, "that older books are much better.

Older books are often far better than new ones, especially if you'll forgive them an occasional error in point of fact.