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I stopped by the Cranbury Bookworm this afternoon to indulge myself in a minor book-buying binge (or at least a smaller one than the last time I went during their 1/2 off sale). Here's what I picked up for $21;

I almost picked up a 1925 book called Evolution for John Doe (later called Evolution for Everybody, as opposed to the more recently published Evolution for Everyone), but I put it down thinking I might be able to find it on Google Books. At present there isn't an electronic copy, but maybe it will still be there when I stop in for my next visit (I can't imagine it being in high demand).

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