Books do furnish a room.

Anthony Powell
Books do furnish a room.
Books do furnish a room.
Books do furnish a room.
Books do furnish a room.
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Books do furnish a room. They give a place for everything and keep everything in its place. In the past, books were not just for entertainment but were tools of education, important documents and even used as a way to communicate between people. Today, books have been replaced by the television and cell phones. However, books can still be very useful in improving one’s life, whether it be a place to put a place to rest when you’re tired or a diary used to write about your experiences in life.

Source: Dance To The Music Of Time

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