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1 To this day almost every secondhand bookshop in Britain will have one.
2 This neatly ordered shop in central Victoria (Australia) This is my local secondhand bookshop .
3 But when I was about 13 I found a copy in a secondhand bookshop , and bought it at once.
4 The goddesses gather because, in Galway, a 10-year-old boy called Pidge has found an old manuscript in a secondhand bookshop .
5 He keeps a secondhand bookshop , you know, and he's positively insulting to customers who try to buy any of the books.
6 When my grandmother moved into a smaller place, Otto made room for Mildred in his quarters behind Papa's Armchair, the secondhand bookshop he owned.
7 It applies to most areas of economic activity, from heavy industry to prostitution to secondhand bookshops .
8 Indulge in further money-saving adventures by wandering down to Hay-on-Wye to plunder the town's secondhand bookshops .
9 It was in the front of Mr Browsers Secondhand Bookshop that I came upon Vyvyan Holland's memoirs.
10 Grammarians gathered in secondhand bookshops around rare copies of Varro's satires and Fabius's chronicles and hunted for copyist's errors.
11 I would drop into Mr Browsers Secondhand Bookshop , in Liverpool Street, Hobart, a few minutes before I caught my bus home.
12 I haunted jumble sales, I discovered secondhand bookshops , I stole my mother's library card so I could access the adult shelves.
13 But no more cheap and cheerful secondhand bookshops , their produce stacked high, reeking of damp, stained and dog-eared by previous readers.
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