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The Rappahannock Library Is pleased to report that the response to the 1968 drive for Library Funds has been most gratifying, and we are welcoming the contributors as sustaining members of the “Friends of the Library", a group of people who are actively interested in the existence and further development of a public library in Rappahannock County. As we have done in the past we will periodically mention in this column some of the books, recently added to our shelves by purchase or by donation, which may attract readers tocome to the library. FICTION: Knebel, The Zinzin Road. Styron, The Confessions of Nat Turner

LcCarre, The Spy WhoCame in From the Cold. Stewart, Airs Above the Ground. O’Connor, All in the Family. Wouk, Don’t Stop the Carni/a I Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dallowa y Mclnnes, The Double Image. NON-FICTION: V. C. Jones, Birth of Liberty 11 lstnry of Virginia . U. S. Yearbook, Outdoor life. I.aufe, long-run Plays on Broadway I o(>o- ] 966 Collins, is Paris Burning? Boukllng, The Meaningofthe I went leth Century. Graham. The Intelligent Investor . Conklin, The Weather-Conlitioned House. Ormsbee, Care and Repair of A nt iques Murray, The Art of Tray Pa inting. Carrighar, Wild Heritage (Natural History). Toulmln, the Architecture of Matter B i o g r a p h i*e s: The Rothchilds, Marlene Dietrich, Khruschchev, Tolstoy by Henri Troyat.

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