31.   Perhaps the greatest boon will be felt by these people, the regular denizens for whom the reading room is a home away from home.

32.   The author describes the reading room at the Beaubourg library in Paris.

33.   The before-dinner drinks were served on one side of the reading room.

34.   The checkout line becomes a reading room.

35.   The bookstore, with its spacious wood-paneled reading room, opened in June and quickly became a popular gathering place.

36.   The file cabinets in the little reading room are battered and mismatched.

37.   The librarians in the main reading room in New York were never too busy to help.

38.   The last row in each reading room is reserved for those who do not want to work with or near computers.

39.   The new reading rooms seem colder to some, as if intimacy and weightiness had been lost along with tradition.

40.   The public library dedicated its reading room to him and displays shelves of his memorabilia.