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Can a fourth grader read the same books as a seventh grader?
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And how can I look at those same books, now and not-
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She has a difficult time, I expect, everybody wanting the same books.
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Of course the same books do not always last through one's course.
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He had seen those same books in Mr. Pitcher's law office in Rockport.
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They read the same books, had similar tastes, disagreed sympathetically, agreed with enthusiasm.
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They read the same books, they went together to the theatre or for walks.
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They had had access to the same books he had.
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They were the same books he had often lent me.
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Want to talk with other readers that like to read the same books as you?
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Their minds had been nourished on the same books-whatone read the others had read.
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You may have read some of the same books.
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If you want, you can check out the same books at the library in Laramie.
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She loves all the same books that we do.
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As boys, we walked together, read and discussed the same books, pursued the same enquiries.
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A young woman faces life-theseventy year stretch remember; and is given the same books-withrestrictions.
