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Jan 13, 2009
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Never as large as I want it to be, it nonetheless succeeds in being by turns impressive or embarrassing, depending on who is inspecting the shelves.
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Melbourne, Australia
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Boekwinkels: Readings - Carlton, Rendezvous - The Romance Bookstore

Bibliotheken: St Kilda Branch Library (Port Phillip Library Service)

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