Read the passage and select the most suitable sentence from the alternatives logically and language wise Mankinds most valuable treasure of thoughts is carefully preserved in the golden casket of books. All this rich source of knowledge, inspiration ?->(Show Answer!)

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1. Read the passage and select the most suitable sentence from the alternatives logically and language wise Mankinds most valuable treasure of thoughts is carefully preserved in the golden casket of books. All this rich source of knowledge, inspiration and guidance is with in the easy reach of those with care to be a little hard working and studious, and who understand the methods which yield the rich harvest of fruitful ideas

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