She had a grocer's faith in books — they can be handed out like Green Stamps and were redeemable for a variety of useful gifts.
She had a grocer's faith in books — they can be handed out like Green Stamps and were redeemable for a variety of useful gifts.
She had a grocer's faith in books — they can be handed out like Green Stamps and were redeemable for a variety of useful gifts.
She had a grocer's faith in books — they can be handed out like Green Stamps and were redeemable for a variety of useful gifts.
She had a grocer's faith in books — they can be handed out like Green Stamps and were redeemable for a variety of useful gifts.
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She had a grocer's faith in books

— they can be handed out like Green Stamps and were redeemable for a variety of useful gifts.
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