Or rather, I bought books the library had on sale, but I feel like I robbed it. My friend and I bought 70 books for $65. Some of them were nearly a century old leatherbound versions of such things as the works of Rudyard Kipling or Voltaire.

We ended up dividing the books between me, my friend, and my other friend who sadly was not with us. I ended up with half the books since it was my money they were all bought with, lol. Here is a list of some of the titles I can remember off the top of my mind.

The Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne
The Works of Rudyard Kipling
Ivanhoe
War and Peace
a better version of Paradise Lost, as well as Paradise Regained
Robinson Crusoe
The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson
A Thousand and One Nights (in three separate books, called volumes 1 through 6, and over 4000 pages total!)
a new (actually older) version of Decameron
The plays of Gilbert and Sullivan
Man and the Universe (or something about man and universe, don't recall the actual title) by Aristotle
some history book by Plutarch
a book about Cromwell
a book of Gogol
etc, many more

I'd say this is pretty excellent for a day's work, and only $70 spent! The librarians and all the people stared at us like we're insane yet also their heroes, yet why would anyone not buy books for such excellent prices?