Conversation in a Library: Some Thoughts on Re‐reading

Abstract

The young man in the library folded up his list, turned away with a disgruntled look, and muttered something about there not being a single thing to read. I am not given to speaking to strangers, but his muttered remark was so obviously wrong that I could not let it pass. “Well”, he said, “perhaps it is an exaggeration, but there's nothing available in my line. None of the books I want ever seems to be in”.

Citation

MILNE, C. (1950), "Conversation in a Library: Some Thoughts on Re‐reading", Library Review, Vol. 12 No. 7, pp. 416-419. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb012148