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PETER BROWN Houston To the Editor: As a retired librarian, I share Andrew D. Scrimgeour's love of books, but the task he explains looks different from the viewpoint of a large research library.

(The goat, she explains, "looks absolutely entranced".) "Pan and the Goat" was discovered in 1752 during excavations at the Villa of the Papyrus in Herculaneum, but was locked away by the scandalized Bourbon King Charles III of Naples in his "secret cabinet," where it remained for centuries.

"This way the 4.7″ version can be made a whopping 4mm narrower," Hajek explains, "looks like a nicer fit to the hand!" Yes, it would probably feel smooth in the hand like a polished pebble, but it looks rather cartoonish.

A more nuanced perspective, Ferguson explains, looks at how Lutheran thoughts on 'individual reading,' self-reliance, and education allowed its followers to take advantage of prior developments, gaining pace during the Renaissance, in technology -- all culminating in the scientific revolution, which began in Protestant states, notably Scotland and England.

"You go nuts," he explains, looking back, seemingly both amazed and disgusted.

Amin, a physical therapist from Aleppo, explains looking at his cell phone contacts and realizing "only one or two were still alive".

Chandra explains: "Look at Google Glass, which has enormous potential.

As Martin (1992 278) explains, "looked at from the perspective of grammar lexis is not different in kind but simply different in generality".

She explains, "Look down.

"All I can tell you," he explains, looking back at that long lost summer, "is what you already know: some days are treasure.

Wal-Mart, as Mr. Doig explained, looks beyond a location's one- or two-mile radius and assesses access from expressways, drive-time data and proximity to public transit.