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From: "J.F. Gannon" <jfgannon@cloud9.net>
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A recent visit to Schoenhof's in Cambridge suggests that classicists are
busy producing book after book, both thick and thin, and that at least
one bookseller expects they will find buyers.  Those who have been in
the store will remember that for a long time all the classics books
found a place on two bookcases back to back, each roughly six feet high
and twelve feet long.  On 28 August there were supplementary shelves
rigged out on the floor and some books on a truck and a few wedged in
sideways here and there.  Incidentally they were offering a 20% discount
on all books meeting the conditions (1) published in Germany and (2)
currently in stock.  I don't know for how long.

J.F. Gannon
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