bookstall
Origin of bookstall
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How to use bookstall in a sentence
Her maid stood waiting with the jewel-case while she went to the bookstall to buy something to read on the journey.
December Love | Robert HichensGeorge had expended six pence in as many old books at a bookstall.
Sturdy and Strong | G. A. HentyShe had worn those accursed beads when his father had approached her by the bookstall that afternoon.
The Pagan Madonna | Harold MacGrathOther people were near the bookstall, and as these people were obviously leaving Llandudno, Ruth and Nellie felt a certain solace.
The Card, A Story Of Adventure In The Five Towns | Arnold BennettIn a few minutes the bookstall on the platform attracted them as inevitably as a prone horse attracts a crowd.
The Card, A Story Of Adventure In The Five Towns | Arnold Bennett
British Dictionary definitions for bookstall
/ (ˈbʊkˌstɔːl) /
a stall or stand where periodicals, newspapers, or books are sold: US word: newsstand
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