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A Walk In Salem

Page Nine: Derby Square Book Store Salem, Ma

Derby Square Bookstore illustration showing two irregular shaped illustrations with the type paraphrasing here that if you wonder where all the lost antiquaries of libraries have gone such as the Lindisfarne, Alexandrian, Nurenburg, and the likes you can ask Ted the Bookworm where to find them. But then to his right is a Friar sitting on a bench outside the bookstore giving up his Bible for the day with more curious thoughts as his tail creeps from behind and horns ever so subtly poke through his hood. To the left you see Ted the owner of Derby Square Bookstore in position of Carl Spitweg's Bookworm Painting showcasing his peculiar stacking of books on thier sides amongst tradition book cases fro the original painting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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