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book verb accuse, arrest, chronicle, docket, engage, enter, enumerate, file, index, inscribe, insert, list, log, make an entry, mark down, note, order, post, prefer charges, record, register, report, schedule, seize legally, tabulate, take into custody, write down See also: document, employ, engage, enroll, file, hire, program, publication, record, register, retain, script, set down BOOK. A general name given to every literary composition which is printed;
but appropriately to a printed composition bound in a volume.
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For the first time, I understood that by simply opening a book and turning the pages, I could travel to endless cities and exotic places whenever I wanted to. I stopped among the displays, opening a book from time to time, and carelessly let one book drop. no; Belief is more than opening a book of ancient incantations written in an undecipherable script to be uttered in an inexpressible language that only the moon understands and speaks as she elucidates her wisdom to the stars on nights of the lunar eclipse. |
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