Recently, though, a friend loaned me a copy, promising that I would relate.
Gino loaned me a copy of "Life on the Lagoons," by the Scottish historian Horatio Brown.
She loaned me a copy of Birthing From Within, a classic book with exercises meant to help the reader visualize birth in a positive manner.
Someone recently loaned me a copy of Annie Dillard's "The Writing Life," which is a) a profound meditation on art and existence and b) the most terrifying thing I've ever read.
I happened to be living in Paris when Beckett died, in 1989; an expatriate Irish friend, dismayed to learn that I was familiar only with "Waiting for Godot," loaned me a copy of "Murphy," setting off a yearlong immersion in Beckett's books.
"I got into the sport, you could call it, four years ago when a friend loaned me a copy of Tom's video Calling Wild Dogs.
(Robert FitzRoy, captain of HMS Beagle, loaned Darwin a copy of Volume 1 of the first edition just before they set out on the 'Voyage of the Beagle'.) Lyell is buried in Westminster Abbey.
Under the new restrictions, users cannot loan a copy of the new Halo game (for example) to a friend; they can only give it away, and, even then, only if they've been "friends" on Xbox Live for at least thirty days.
As the AAA would have learned, had they bothered to borrow through interlibrary loan a copy of Last Tribes as I did, so much that Tierney revealed in the unpublished Last Tribes was made invisible to readers of the book that was ultimately published, namely Darkness in El Dorado.
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