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Did you know ■ that the word ‘‘canter” comes from the easy pace to which pilgrims held their horses on their journey to the shrine of St. Thomas a Becket in Canterbury, England? It was first called the “Canterbury pace” or “gait”, later shortened to “the Canterbury” and finally to “canter."
Did you know that the word “library” derives from the Latin “liber” meaning “book” - also “free”? Your library has about 6800 books, on a wide variety of subjects, available to you free. Shouldn’t you take advantage of this world of knowledge? Life can be more interesting!
New or recently acquired books:
Blue Ribbon Horsewoman, by Grace Walker - The story of Elaine Moore Moffat • a horsewoman, a true champion who wouldn’t quit when faced with seemingly insurmountable odds.
The Animal Garden, by Ogden Nash Roy and Joy loved animals, but they lived in a house where no pets were allowed. Animals of any kind made their parents sneeze, sniffle, and wobble-in-the-knees. Then odd little Abidan Allseed appeared in the middle of one magic night...A delightful fantasy in Nash’s Inimitable style. Three Plays, by Nikos Kazantzakis; Christopher
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