61.   But a reader is continually surprised, even one whose interest in Wyatt Earp is limited.

62.   But a reader is likely to make it through more chapters and maybe learn a little bit more about the broader landscape of the computer industry in the process.

63.   But if readers are disappointed, the word from booksellers and librarians seems to be that kids still love the Potter books and are willing to wait.

64.   But his only readers are other graying men who fought alongside him.

65.   But Ms. Childs said she heard from booksellers that some black readers were embarrassed, even ashamed of a work that unabashedly showed so much black skin.

66.   But other readers are aghast.

67.   But readers need not be familiar with street names or Yiddish phrases to find connections to their own lives.

68.   But since most readers are not millionaires, this guide fills a void.

69.   But suppose the average reader is also young and green, and does in fact need all the typographical clues an editor can supply?

70.   But readers are encouraging.