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rare book

noun as in book that is hard to find

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It’s a rare book that can make “I told you so” surprising, horrifying, and screamingly funny.

From Vox

Priore would hide the items in manila envelopes or larger items but sometimes he simply hand-carried rare books out of the building.

Eventually, they had to lock it up in the stacks, where they had this cage with all the rare books from the Middle Ages.

From Time

This is that rare book which is at once worthwhile and great fun.

Out of My Mind by Sharon Draper is the rare book that I can recommend to everyone.

We have a Rare Book Room where there are collectibles at all price ranges.

A Tramp Abroad' is a rare book, but it cannot rank with its great predecessor in human charm.

This translation, which has become a rare book, has been here slightly revised, and a few illustrative notes have been added.

It would be difficult to foretell what would happen to a man who should propose to borrow a rare book.

The impression was probably large, for it is still by no means a rare book.

This is Schelhorn's edition of it, which is chiefly coveted, and which is now a rare book in this country.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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