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"I propose that we establish a library, interesting parties outside to join us in the enterprise." "Raising money for the same by subscription, do you mean?" inquired Maugridge. "Yes; unless there is a better way of doing it." "I doubt if outsiders can be interested to join us in such a project," said Grace. "Few people care enough about books to put money into such an enterprise."

"It is not only practical, but it can be done very easily; every citizen must appreciate the measure." "If I understand the plan," remarked Maugridge, "each member will be obliged to keep several leathern buckets, in order for instant use, and strong bags, for receiving goods to be conveyed to a place of safety, will be provided."

"They oppose aggressive warfare; but let a privateer come up the river, or savages attack our town, and they will fight for their homes as hard as any of us." "But how do you propose to reach the public, and interest them in your plan?" inquired Maugridge. "I shall publish the paper I have read, with some additions, suggested by our discussion, and distribute it freely throughout the town.

It will be unpleasant to sacrifice our social connections to form new ones, but the new ones may become equally pleasant." Scull thus supported Benjamin's proposition; and so did Meredith, Maugridge, and others. This discussion arose from the popularity of the Junto.