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I left my seat to fetch the library ladder, determining to begin the work of investigation on the top shelves.

He had raised the candle at arm's length towards one of the dark shelves, and Mr Wegg had turned to look, when he broke off.

Into this herbaceous penitentiary, situated on an upper staircase-landing: a low and narrow whitewashed cell, where bunches of dried leaves hung from rusty hooks in the ceiling, and were spread out upon shelves, in company with portentous bottles: would the Reverend Septimus submissively be led, like the highly popular lamb who has so long and unresistingly been led to the slaughter, and there would he, unlike that lamb, bore nobody but himself.

The decision to shelve the works of minority authors separately is motivated neither by a desire to distinguish ethnic literature from general literature, nor to provide a privileged status to one group of writers.

return unwanted books / library materials here' benches so the users do not have to shelve books that they have removed from the shelves, or public education of how to return books to correct place on shelf

The new Access Plus contains two short shelves, a long shelve and a "Jumbo Roll-Out Drawer.

And with a shelve depth of 240mm, I can easily get 10 shelves cross-cut from a single sheet of MDF for less than pounds 20.

The cleverly engineered and patented mesh shelves utilize a larger gauge of expanded metal mesh to achieve the style, strength and functionality that the industrial wire shelving units fail to offer.

Warmer waters flowing to Antarctica from the Pacific Ocean as a consequence of El NiAaAaAeA~o cause a lot more melting of Antarctic ice shelves than fre snow accumulated by those shelves as a result of the same weather phenomenon, a study found.