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Today, a good thing happened. While walking down the street I saw an Oxfam and thought “ooh, let’s go in!” [where “let’s” is singular]. There was a foreign language fiction section, but I didn’t expect there to be any Japanese books, but there was one! This Oxfam in Bradford is a better book shop than Borders or Waterstones. Oxfam’s foreign language section probably had more books than Borders’ and Waterstones’ put together. One day at a Borders in Leeds I asked where the foreign language books were. The foreign language books only covered one shelf, and it wasn’t even full!
I like the Google translation of the final sentence:
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The book of foreign language was just one shelf, and all the way it was not!