Juvenile Instructor, Vol. 42: June 15, 1907 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Juvenile Instructor, Vol. 42: June 15, 1907
What to do with himself now he was here was beginning to assume the propor tions of a problem. The habits he had formed on earth seemed to cling to him still, and he knew he could not idle about long and be happy There were plenty of people about, but as they paid no attention to him, he was by far too dignified to speak first, or show he was a new arrival by ask ing questions.
He was beginning to think again how nice it would be if he only had the book he had gone to sleep over when he saw he was just in front of a most inviting en' trance to a beautiful building, above whose golden portals were written the words Pub lic Library.
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