As he turned away from the moving carriage the evening papers had just arrived at the bookstalls.
He came opposite the bookstalls and stopped short and stared with unseeing eyes at the display of popular literature.
IT is interesting, though ill-mannered, to watch other people at a railway bookstall and guess their choice of literature from their outward appearance.
Other crowds collected at the bookstalls, and the bookstall keeper was eying with dislike men who were under the impression that they were in a free library.
The clergyman seized a handful of newspapers from the bookstall.
It was literature of the previous generation that wound up on twopenny bookstalls and in the readers used by working-class schools, which depended on out-of-copyright material.
It plays host to foreign activists and concerned scholars, its own activists participate in international conferences, and its bookstall sells a range of critical, anti-development literature.
It is not so much a question of the terminal and main line station bookstalls.
