Books were often chained to desks in libraries and schools during the medieval and early modern periods to prevent theft and ensure that they remained accessible to all. At a time when books were rare and expensive, chaining them allowed patrons to read them while safeguarding the valuable texts. This practice reflected the high value placed on books and the need to protect communal resources in an era of limited literacy and access to knowledge.
Books were not chained.
You can put your books on bookshelves, in bookcases, on desks, or on tables. You can also store books in baskets, crates, or on floating shelves.
you can pay them money so buy books and sell unused desks
A group of desks are reffered to as just desks
The plural of desk is desks. The plural possessive of desks is desks'
One room with desks and benches. Books and a slate board.
"The Twin Resolute Desks." There are two.
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The plural of desk is desks. The plural possessive of desks is desks'
White desks are very sturdy, and even sturdy enough to withstand a lot of weight from books, computers, and other office supplies. Color is not a factor in determining whether a furniture piece would be able to withstand the weight of anything.
chained to your desk
Chained Girls was created in 1965.