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Library books overdue by 116 years returned in 'excellent condition'
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Library books overdue by 116 years returned in 'excellent condition'
Peter O'Sullivan found the books among his late grandfather's belongings and said returning them was "the right thing to do".
10 Sept, 10:05
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Library books overdue by more than a century finally returned in 'pristine condition'
Library books which were overdue by more than a century have finally been returned - in "pristine condition".
Peter O'Sullivan returned a copy of Milton's Paradise Lost and Shakespeare's King Lear to a library in Wales a mere 116 years after they were taken out.
His grandfather, Walter Griffith Owen, originally checked out the books from the former Llanrwst Reading Room & Library in Conwy.
Both were originally lent…
11 Sept, 05:53