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A Library Primer

CHAPTER XI
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At the same time it must always try to go a little ahead of the demands of the people, and develop a taste and desire for the very best books it can get.

The masses of the people have very little of literary culture.

It is the purpose of the public library to develop this by creating in them the habit of reading.

As a rule people read books which are above their own intellectual and moral standard, and hence are benefited by reading.

The reading of books generally leads to the reading of better books.
Then do not aim too high.


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