Please don't bring rubbish.

Give something you would enjoy reading yourself and can recommend to your friends." The response to her appeal had been greater than she anticipated.

Nobody failed to comply, and some of the girls brought several books apiece.

A start was made with three hundred and forty-one volumes, which was regarded as a most creditable beginning.

For the present they were piled up in the prefects' room until shelves had been made to receive them.
Miss Bishop had given the order to the joiner, but owing to the war it might be some time before the work was finished.
Meanwhile Margaret decided that the books ought to be catalogued and labeled, so that they would be quite ready when the bookcases arrived.
She cast about for helpers in this rather arduous task, and her choice fell upon Winona, who happened to have a spare half-hour between her classes on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.