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In China today, working people, both white-collars and blue-......

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The most distinguished of living Englishmen, who, great as he is in many directions, is perhaps inherently more a man of letters than anything else, has been overheard mournfully to declare that there were more booksellers, shops in his native town sixty years ago, when he was a boy in it, than are today to be found within its boundaries. And yet the place all unabashed now boasts its bookless self a city! Mr. Gladstone was, of course, referring to second-hand bookshops. Neither he nor any other sensible man puts himself out about new books. When a new book is published, read an old one, was the advice of a sound though surly critic. It is one of the boasts of letters to have glorified the term second-hand , which other crafts have soiled to all ignoble use . But why it has been able to do this is obvious. All the best books are necessarily second-hand. The writers of today need not grumble. If their books are worth anything, they, too, one day will be second-hand. If their books are not worth anything there are ancient trades still in full operation among us—the pastrycooks and the trunk-makers—who must have paper.
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What is the message of this passage
A．Old men are wise and should be respected.
B．Old men should be hidden in the cellar.
C．Old men know where young people could find grain.
D．Young people are not as foolish as old peopl
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