bookstall

I gave him the key and went up to the bookstall for five minutes' browsing.

Downstairs there is a bookstall and there's a, today upstairs.

Think how proud you'll be when you see yourself on all the bookstalls."

"If you think the bookstalls will still be open."

Luke opened the door, jumped out, and ran toward the bookstall.

Then I hit the bookstalls to find old gems and books we never see on display.

The line closed completely on 3 October 1966, taking the station's bookstall with it.

I strode over to the bookstall and bought myself a map of the place.

He didn't go straight to the bookstall, however, for that would be advertising his interest.

Bookstalls are not the only field of the chase.

The paperbacks on the bookstall seemed to have been there since her childhood.

I withdrew to the shadow of a friendly bookstall and watched.

After a modest beginning at the bookstalls it became a success a few years later when the civil rights movement began in earnest.

Queerer books had been published and sold - at least, he saw them on bookstalls.

It seemed designed to seize the casual reader at station bookstalls.

He found consolation in browsing at bookstalls and reading any books that came his way.

I'll tell you how it happened: I chanced to be at the station bookstall when the train came in.

On every bookstall, in every magazine, you may find works telling people how to succeed.

I picked it up on a bookstall in London - very cheap, too."

Love Thirty will sit comfortably on any coffee table, any bookstall.

I came up finally inside a subway fruit and bookstall, nodded to the proprietor?

Most bookstalls in the book fair keep English and Bengali books.

Others took a more intellectual route by purchasing books on Buddhism from the theater's bookstall.

I want my books sold on airport bookstalls.

At the bookstall he bought copies of Stern and Time magazines.