original: Spurgeon (1911), p. 565 "It is called a" book ", as it is usually represented with pages, although it can be shown on a single page or banner.
simplifications: Spurgeon (1911), p. 565 "It is called a" book ", as it is usually shown with pages, but it can be shown on a single page. It is called a " book " as it has pages although it can be shown on a banner as well. "It is called a" book." It often has pages.  However, it might be visible as a single page or banner. Spurgeon (1911), p. 565: It is called a" book ", as it is usually shown with pages. However, it can be shown on a single page or banner. Spurgeon (1911), p. 565 "It is called a" book ", as it is usually represented with pages. It can be shown on a single page or banner. It is called a book because it usually has pages. Spurgeon (1911), page 565 says "It is called a" book ", as it is usually represented with pages, although it can be shown on a single page or banner. Spurgeon (1911), p. 565 "It is called a book ", as it is normally shown with pages, though it can be on a single page or banner. Spurgeon of 1911 is called a book as it is shown with pages. It could be a page or banner. Spurgeon (1911), p. 565 "It's called a book," as it is rarely viewed with pages, while it can be displayed on a single page or banner.