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FS: Perl Book Library

We have 20 or 30 Perl books, all new and in perfect condition, that were
purchased last year when we were about to start on a large project. Instead
we ended up using Python and these books were never used.

We will sell the complete collection at $10/book (most cost around $30-40),
plus shipping. Prefer a buyer in the San Francisco Bay Area to avoid
shipping!

If you are interested I can email you a complete list of the books.

am******@hotmai l.com


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