A dialogue between a librarian and a student on borrowing books

Student: May I come in?

Librarian: Sure, why not? How are you doing?

Student: Not too bad, I suppose.

Librarian: It's been a while since you last came here. What brings you in today?

Student: I've been battling typhoid for the past five days, but my exams are right around the corner. I need to prepare some notes on English composition using some grammar books.

Librarian: I see. Have you considered using Advanced Learners?

Student: Can I borrow those books for just two days?

Librarian: Unfortunately, we don't allow patrons to take books home. However, you can use them as long as you need during school hours.

Student: Can I please borrow those books now?

Librarian: Do you have your library card with you?

Student: Yes, I do.

Librarian: Can I see it, please?

Student: Here it is.

Librarian: Please wait for a few moments while I go and fetch those books for you.

Student: Okay.

Librarian: Please make the most of these resources. Remember not to fold, tear, or mark any pages.

Student: I'll take good care of them and won't underline or highlight anything.

Librarian: Thanks for your understanding.

Student: Thank you so much for your help.