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Buideinyouthafe.Theysupportusuude，andkeepusfrombeioourselves.
——JeremyCollier
&rueequalizersintheworldarebooks；theonlytreasure-houseopentoallersisalibrary.
——Dr.Langford
Perhapshinghassuchpowertoliftthepooroutofhispoverty，thewretisery，tomaketheburdehisburden，thesickhissuffering，thesrief，thedowntroddeion，asbooks.Theyarefriendstothelonely，panioed，joytothejoyless，hopetothehopeless，goodcheertothedisheartehehelpless.Theybringlightintodarkness，andsuoshadow.
oor，sociallyostracized，shutoutfromallpersonalassowiththegreatandthegood，ahebestsotheworld，inbooks.Wemayliveinpalaversewithprinces，befamiliarwithroyalty，andassociatewiththegreatestaofalltime.
&rendofmanyalifefoodorill，forsuccessorfailure，hasbeeerminedbyasihebookswhichwereadearlyihosewhiceusmost.
Weformmanyofouropinionsfromourfavoritebooks.Theauthorwhomwepreferisourmostpotentteacher；welookatthewhhiseyes.Ifwehabituallyreadbooksthatareelevatingintoyle，s，andkeenininsight，ourmihesamecharacteristithetrary，wereadweakorviindstractthefaultsahebooks.Weotescapetheiwereadahaheiheairthat>
&booksarethosewhichstirusupmostahemostdetermiodosomethihihebestbooksarethosewhichliftustoahigherplaheapureratmosphere.Asweshouldassociatewithpeopleireustonoblerdeeds，soweshouldohosebooksliftingpower，andwhichstirustomakethemostofourselvesandouropportunities.
Emersonhadthreerulesf：neverreadabookthatisnotayearold；neverreadanybutfamousbooks；neverreadabookyoudonotlike.
Librariesarenolongeraluxury，butay.Ahomewithoutbooksandperiodieersislikeahouses.learntoreadbybeiofbooks；theyunsciouslyabsorbknowledgebyhandlingthem，nofamilyowaffordtobewith.Furnishyourhousewithbooksratherthanunnecessaryfurniture，orevenpicturesifyouotaffordall.Wearthreadbaredpatchedshoesifnecessary，butdonotpinizeonbooks.Ifyouotgiveyouranacademiceduyouplatheirreachafewgoodbookswhichwillliftthemabovetheirsurroundings，iyandhonour.
"issocheapasreading，"saysMaryWortleyMontagu；"noranypleasuresolasting."Goodbookselevatethecharacter，purifythetaste，taketheattraessoutoflowpleasures，andliftusuponahigherplahinkingandliving.Itisobemeaerreadinganobleandinspiringbook.Theversationofamanwhoreadsforimprovementorpleasurewillbeflavoredbyhisreading；butitwillhisreading.
Whateveryouread，readwithenthusiasm，withehewholemind，ifyouwouldinentalstature，learntoabsorbthementalandthemorallifeofabook，andassimilateitintoyourlife.Heisthebestreaderwhoesthemostknowledgeaintocharacter.Meicalreadersrememberwords，thehusksofthings，butdigestnothiheirbrainsbutstarvetheirminds.Ifythemostoutofabook，youwillfeelacapacityfthingswhieverfeltbefore.
“书籍是年轻人的向导，老年人的消遣。
它帮助我们排解孤寂，摆脱精神负担。”
——杰里米·柯里尔
“世间唯一真正平等待人的是书籍，唯一开放的来者不拒的宝库是图书馆。”
——兰格弗博士
也许世间再也没有什么比书籍的力量更强大的了：它使穷人摆脱贫困，使悲惨者脱离苦海，使负荷者无视沉重，使病人忘却痛苦，使伤心的人抛开忧愁，使受压迫者忘掉屈辱。
书籍是孤独者的朋友，被遗弃者的伴侣，无趣者的欢乐，绝望者的希冀，沮丧者的兴奋剂，无助者的帮手。
它们给黑暗带来光明，给阴影带来绚烂。
我们可能卑微，被社会遗忘，没有机会与那些大人物和上流人士交往。
但是，在书中——这个世界上最美好的社会——我们可以住在宫殿，同王子交谈，熟悉所有王室成员，始终与最伟大、最高尚的人往来。
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