Computer security experts are concerned about a possible outbreak
of Y2K viruses after two Y2K-related viruses appeared last week.
Experts say Y2K hoaxes, viruses that are spread via
Y2K-remediation software, and viruses designed to first appear on
January 1, 2000, are among the dangers associated with the
beginning of the new millennium. A new "Trojan Horse" virus
appeared last week in the guise of an e-mail offering a free year
2000 countdown clock. Once activated, the virus enters the
computer's Internet connection to gain access to the user's
passwords and account numbers. The other virus appearing last
week, called W32/Fix2001, arrives as a note from the "system
administrator" and claims to provide software for fixing a Y2K
Internet problem. If launched, the virus will attach itself to
all future e-mail transmissions. Although experts say both
viruses are not considered major threats, future viruses could
be. (San Francisco Chronicle 09/20/99)
BRITISH PUBLISHER PUTS BOOKS ONLINE
Dorling Kindersley, a educational book and CD-ROM publisher, says it's
planning to put all of its material online, allowing customers to view
entire books online before they decide whether to purchase. The move signals
the bookseller's attempt to replicate the experience of shopping in a
bricks-and-mortar bookstore: "People want to be able to look inside books
just as they would in a store," says Alan Buckingham, managing director of
Dorling Kindersley Online. The company hopes to have 10% of its holdings
online by January. Executive Chairman Peter Kindersley acknowledges that
customers could print out the pages they need rather than buy the entire
text, but says that risk is small in comparison to the benefits of brand
awareness: "It is highly unlikely someone will print out a whole book
because the cost of printer cartridges is extremely high."
(Financial Times 15 Sep 99) http://www.ft.com/hippocampus/q15aeee6.htm
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From: Hoost0811@aol.com
"Just got the Nov. 8 issue of TIME Magazine today --- focused on the 21st
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is a new column in TIME, we made the top of their list, chosen as to lead
off what they hope will be a permanent feature.]
We should also be the cover story for the Chicago Tribune Sunday Supplement
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Given that we are today releasing about 75 new Etexts, we are now approaching
being 10 months ahead of schedule. . .our current goal is to get to 12 months
. . .actually 12 1/2 months. . .ahead of schedule by the end of 2001, to have
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we originally started with. . .but. . .that goal also included a prediction I
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truth is that one of the things we need is a liaison person to coordinate our
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Requests For Assistance
Ben Harper <rogajin@hotmail.com>
Requests: Purchas his Pilgrimages, by Samuel Purchas [~1614]
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Comments About Our New Files
First a correction to an earlier comment:
I chose it because my goal was to change the way information is
passed from person to person as much as Johannes Gutenberg did.
He reduced the price of books to 1/400th of their previous cost
which was equal to that of the average family farm beforehand!!
Now you can buy a 25G hard drive for $300. . .and you **could**
put 5 thousand copies of the Complete Works of Shakespeare on a
drive like that, without compression. . .that's 6 cents a copy!
There are terabyte drive packs on the way, that will cost less,
and will hold just about every word in even a *large* library!!
It will not so many of these to hold the Library of Congress!!!
I have heard estimates from 2 to 20 terabytes. . .but when such
terabytes are as common as gigabytes are now. . .who will care?
Comments About Our New Files
We lead off this Newsletter Index with Uncle Remus, in honor of
the movie "Song of the South". . .which has been removed from a
circulating feature [I think by Disney] because of "politically
incorrect" catcalls from certain political action committees.
Millions of students saw this movie as "required viewing" in an
era before this kind of political pressure, but which had an
entirely different "politically incorrect" venue known as:
"The McCarthy Era Witch Hunts"
which didn't seem to be have the kind of power now wielded by a
wide range of groups who could be called politically incorrect,
themselves. Rewriting history, particularly history that was a
"staple" in our educational system, is totally incorrect. I do
understand that in any history there are events and values that
should not be passed on but neither should they be passed over.
By pretending these things never happened we do NOT encourage a
proper perspective, either by these committees, or on the parts
of the people more directly involved.
Meanwhile, our German Team continues to amaze me. . . .
Several more additions are listed below, and more on the way!!
I hope they are an inspiration to those considering helping us
do Etexts in other languages. . .it took us forever to get the
German Team rolling, and now. . .fantastic. . .please help get
us rolling with other languages!!!
***
Index Listings for the New Files
Aug 2000 Uncle Remus/Songs/Sayings, by Joel Chandler Harris[remusxxx.xxx]2306
Aug 2000 A Set of Six, by Joseph Conrad [Joseph Conrad #24][seto6xxx.xxx]2305
We have two versions: seto610.* and seto610m.* [markup with accents]. . . .
Please let us know which you prefer. . .
Aug 2000 Legends and Lyrics, Pt 2, by Adelaide Ann Proctor [lgly2xxx.xxx]2304
Aug 2000 Legends and Lyrics, Pt 1, by Adelaide Ann Proctor [lgly1xxx.xxx]2303
Aug 2000 Poor Folk, by Fyodor Dostoyevsky [Dostoyevsky #3][prflkxxx.xxx]2302
Aug 2000 A Simpleton, by Charles Reade [smptnxxx.xxx]2301
Aug 2000 The Descent of Man, by Charles Darwin [Darwin #7][dscmnxxx.xxx]2300
Aug 2000 Pandora, by Henry James [Henry James #21][pndraxxx.xxx]2299
Aug 2000 Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent, by Irving #6[sbogcxxx.xxx]2298
Aug 2000 Snow-Bound at Eagle's, by Bret Harte [Harte #12][sbdaexxx.xxx]2297
Aug 2000 Pillars of Society, by Henrik Ibsen[Henrik Ibsen2][pllrsxxx.xxx]2296
Aug 2000 Waifs and Strays, etc, by O Henry Pt 1[O Henry #8][1waifxxx.xxx]2295
Contains:
The Red Roses of Tonia
Round The Circle
The Rubber Plant's Story
Out of Nazareth
Confessions of a Humorist
The Sparrows in Madison Square
Hearts and Hands
The Cactus
The Detective Detector
The Dog and the Playlet
A Little Talk About Mobs
The Snow Man
(Two were unavailable-
pages torn from book)
[If you can help. . .]
IN THE TROLLEY CAR
RUTH BALDWIN CHENERY
IN IRISH RAIN
MARTHA HASKELL CLARK
Aug 2000 Anthol. Massachusetts Poets/William S. Braithwaite[mpoetxxx.xxx]2294
Aug 2000 A New England Girlhood[Beverly, MA] by Lucy Larcom[grlhdxxx.xxx]2293
Aug 2000 Yet Again, by Max Beerbohm [Max Beerbohm #8][ytagnxxx.xxx]2292
Aug 2000 Yet Again, by Max Beerbohm[HTML] [Max Beerbohm #8][ytagnxxh.xxx]2292
Aug 2000 David Elginbrod, by George MacDonald[Scottish][#7][lgnbdxxx.xxx]2291
Aug 2000 Twenty-Two Goblins, Translated from the Sanskrit [22gblxxx.xxx]2290
Aug 2000 Rosmersholm, by Henrik Ibsen [Henrik Ibsen #1] [rsmrhxxx.xxx]2289
Aug 2000 Through Russia, by Maxim Gorky [Maxim Gorky #2] [trussxxx.xxx]2288
Aug 2000 Havoc, by E. Philips Oppenheim[E. P. Oppenheim #9][havocxxx.xxx]2287
Aug 2000 Devil's Ford by, Bret Harte [Bret Harte #11][dvlfdxxx.xxx]2286
Aug 2000 Ridgway of Montana, by William MacLeod Raine [#4][rdgwyxxx.xxx]2285
Aug 2000 Animal Heroes, by Ernest Thompson Seton [Seton #2][anhroxxx.xxx]2284
Aug 2000 The Lost Road, etc, by Richard Harding Davis [#30][lstrdxxx.xxx]2283
Contains:
THE LOST ROAD
THE MIRACLE OF LAS PALMAS
EVIL TO HIM WHO EVIL THINKS
THE MEN OF ZANZIBAR
THE LONG ARM
THE GOD OF COINCIDENCE
THE BURIED TREASURE OF COBRE
THE BOY SCOUT
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE
THE DESERTER
Aug 2000 Tales for Fifteen, by J. F. Cooper as Jane Morgan [tl415xxx.xxx]2282
Aug 2000 Imagination and Heart, by James F. Cooper [JFC #4][tl415xxx.xxx]2282
Aug 2000 The Heritage of Dedlow Marsh etc, by Bret Harte 11[dedloxxx.xxx]2281
Contains:
THE HERITAGE OF DEDLOW MARSH
A KNIGHT-ERRANT OF THE FOOT-HILLS
A SECRET OF TELEGRAPH HILL
CAPTAIN JIM'S FRIEND
Aug 2000 A Millionaire of Rough-and-Ready, by Bret Harte 10[amrnrxxx.xxx]2280
Aug 2000 A Waif of the Plains, by Bret Harte[Bret Harte #9][awotpxxx.xxx]2279
Aug 2000 New Burlesques, by Bret Harte [Bret Harte #8] [nbrlqxxx.xxx]2278
CONTAINS:
RUPERT THE RESEMBLER [After Rupert of Hentzau and Prisoner of Zenda]
Also see:
Dec 1997 Rupert of Hentzau, by Anthony Hope #3 [rprhnxxx.xxx]1145
Dec 1993 The Prisoner of Zenda, by Anthony Hope[zenda10x.xxx] 95
THE STOLEN CIGAR CASE By A. CO--N D--LE
GOLLY AND THE CHRISTIAN, OR THE MINX AND THE MANXMAN
By H--LL C--NE
THE ADVENTURES OF JOHN LONGBOWE, YEOMAN
BEING A MODERN-ANTIQUE REALISTIC ROMANCE
(COMPILED FROM SEVERAL EMINENT SOURCES)
DAN'L BOREM BY E. N--S W--T--T
STORIES THREE BY R--DY--D K--PL--G
"ZUT-SKI" THE PROBLEM OF A WICKED FEME SOLE BY M--R--E C--R--LLI
Aug 2000 Condensed Novels, by Bret Harte [Bret Harte #7] [cndnsxxx.xxx]2277
HANDSOME IS AS HANDSOME DOES
LOTHOW, or THE ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG GENTLEMAN IN SEARCH OF A RELIGION
MUCK-A-MUCK, A MODERN INDIAN NOVEL, AFTER JAMES FENIMORE COOPER
TERENCE DENVILLE
SELINA SEDILIA
THE NINETY-NINE GUARDSMEN [AFTER THE THREE MUSKETEERS, BY DUMAS]
MISS MIX [AFTER CHARLOTTE BRONTE]
GUY HEAVYSTONE; OR, "ENTIRE."
MR. MIDSHIPMAN BREEZY
JOHN JENKINS; OR, THE SMOKER REFORMED
NO TITLE [AFTER WILKE COLLINS]
Contains:
MARY JONES'S NARRATIVE
THE SLIM YOUNG MAN'S STORY
NO. 27 LIMEHOUSE ROAD
COUNT MOSCOW'S NARRATIVE
DR. DIGGS'S STATEMENT
MARY MCGILLUP, A SOUTHERN NOVEL, AFTER BELLE BOYD
Aug 2000 Confessions of A Justified Sinner, by James Hogg [pmfjsxxx.xxx]2276
[Entire title: The Private Memoirs and Confessions of A Justified Sinner]
Aug 2000 The Pioneers, by James Fenimore Cooper [Cooper#3] [tpnrsxxx.xxx]2275
Aug 2000 How to Live on 24 Hours a Day, by Arnold Bennett [24hrsxxx.xxx]2274
Aug 2000 Tom Swift And His Motor-Boat, by Victor Appleton [02tomxxx.xxx]2273
Not on archive
Aug 2000 The Discovery of Guiana, by Walter Raleigh WR#3] [guianxxx.xxx]2272
Aug 2000 He Fell In Love With His Wife, by Edward P. Roe [inlhwxxx.xxx]2271
And a few for next month. . .
Sep 2000 Droll Stories [V. 2], by Honore de Balzac[HdB #91][2drllxxx.xxx]2318
Sep 2000 The Story of My Heart, by Richard Jefferies [tsomhxxx.xxx]2317
Sep 2000 The Choir Invisible, by James Lane Allen [chrnvxxx.xxx]2316
Sep 2000 The Flag-Raising, by Kate Douglas Wiggin[Wiggin14][flgrsxxx.xxx]2315
Sep 2000 Geschichte des Agathon, Teil 2, by C M Wieland #3 [82agtxxx.xxx]2314
Sep 2000 Geschichte des Agathon, Teil 2, by C M Wieland #3 [72agtxxx.xxx]2314
^^^This 7-bit version is not ready at the time the Newsletter is going out^^^
Sep 2000 Geschichte des Agathon, Teil 1, by C M Wieland #2 [81agtxxx.xxx]2313
Sep 2000 Geschichte des Agathon, Teil 1, by C M Wieland #2 [71agtxxx.xxx]2313
Sep 2000 Hermann und Dorothea, by Goethe [German 8-bits] #9[8hermxxx.xxx]2312
Sep 2000 Hermann und Dorothea, by Goethe [German 7-bits] #9[7hermxxx.xxx]2312
German/Two versions/7-bit version without accents/8-bit version with accents.
Sep 2000 Travels through France & Italy, by Tobias Smollett[ttfaixxx.xxx]2311
Sep 2000 In The Carquinez Woods, by Bret Harte [Harte #13][crqnzxxx.xxx]2310
Sep 2000 The Freelands, by John Galsworthy [Galsworthy #2][frndsxxx.xxx]2309
Sep 1999 Bunyan Characters (3rd Series), by Alex. Whyte #3 [3bnchxxx.xxx]2308
Sep 2000 The Depot Master, by Joseph C. Lincoln [dpmstxxx.xxx]2307
and we have the individual play files for our Shakespeare First Folio:
Jul 2000 The Complete Shakespeare's First Folio [35 Plays][00ws1xxx.xxx]2270
Jul 2000 Cymbeline, by Wm. Shakespeare [First Folio]=[FF][0ws39xxx.xxx]2269
Jul 2000 Anthony and Cleopater, by Wm. Shakespeare [FF][0ws35xxx.xxx]2268
Jul 2000 Othello, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws32xxx.xxx]2267
Jul 2000 King Lear, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws33xxx.xxx]2266
Jul 2000 Hamlet, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws26xxx.xxx]2265
Jul 2000 Macbeth, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws34xxx.xxx]2264
Jul 2000 Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws24xxx.xxx]2263
Jul 2000 Timon of Athens, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws37xxx.xxx]2262
Jul 2000 Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws16xxx.xxx]2261
Jul 2000 Titus Andronicus, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws09xxx.xxx]2260
Jul 2000 Coriolanus, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws36xxx.xxx]2259
Jul 2000 Henry VIII, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws42xxx.xxx]2258
Jul 2000 Richard III, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws04xxx.xxx]2257
Jul 2000 Henry VI Part 3, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws03xxx.xxx]2256
Jul 2000 Henry VI Part 2, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws02xxx.xxx]2255
Jul 2000 Henry VI Part 1, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws01xxx.xxx]2254
Jul 2000 Henry V, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws23xxx.xxx]2253
Jul 2000 Henry IV Part 2, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws21xxx.xxx]2252
Jul 2000 Henry IV Part 1, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws19xxx.xxx]2251
Jul 2000 Richard II, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws15xxx.xxx]2250
Jul 2000 King John, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws14xxx.xxx]2249
Jul 2000 The Winters Tale, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws40xxx.xxx]2248
Jul 2000 Twelfe-Night, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws28xxx.xxx]2247
Jul 2000 All is well, that Ends well, by Shakespeare [FF][0ws30xxx.xxx]2246
Jul 2000 The Taming of the Shrew, by Wm. Shakespeare [FF][0ws10xxx.xxx]2245
Jul 2000 As you Like it, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws25xxx.xxx]2244
Jul 2000 The Merchant of Venice, by Wm. Shakespeare [FF][0ws18xxx.xxx]2243
Jul 2000 Midsummer Nights Dreame, by Wm. Shakespeare [FF][0ws17xxx.xxx]2242
Jul 2000 Loves Labour Lost, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws12xxx.xxx]2241
Jul 2000 Much adoo about Nothing, by Wm. Shakespeare [FF][0ws22xxx.xxx]2240
Jul 2000 The Comedy of Errours , by Wm. Shakespeare [FF][0ws06xxx.xxx]2239
Jul 2000 Measure for Measure, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws31xxx.xxx]2238
Jul 2000 The Merry Wives of Windsor, by Shakespeare [FF][0ws20xxx.xxx]2237
Jul 2000 The Two Gentlemen of Verona, by Shakespeare [FF][0ws11xxx.xxx]2236
Jul 2000 The Tempest, by William Shakespeare [FF][0ws41xxx.xxx]2235
1Notess from Edupage and News Scan
FCC CHAIR TO WORLDCOM: NOT SO FAST THERE
A statement by Federal Communications Commission chairman William E. Kennard
indicates that MCI WorldCom may have some difficulty getting FCC approval of
its $129-billion acquisition of Sprint: "Competition has produced a price
war in the long-distance market. This merger appears to be a surrender. How
can this be good for customers? The parties will bear a heavy burden to show
how consumers would be better off." (Washington Post 6 Oct 99)
jhttp://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/business/daily/oct99/mci6.htm
The Vergil group, one of several "collective self-study" Latin groups
on latin@lists.colorado.edu, is currently translating the *Aeneid*
from Latin into English at the rate of 30-35 lines a week, using the PG text.
Participants translate each week's assignments, and then have the opportunity
to compare their translations with other participants' work. For more
information, contact Meredith Dixon <dixonm@access.mountain.net>
Not many notable stories this month. . .sorry. . . .
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We have the 36 Etext for May, 1999 pretty much ready for you, and some
new Shakespeare files, though BEWARE!. . .the filenames or numbers may
change over the next month or so. . .I haven't quite yet figured out a
whole strategy for working with what the mice played with while I went
on vacation. . .a vacation I am certainly glad to be back from. It is
odd to say, but everything when pretty much the opposite as expected--
I had a great time in LA accepting the WIRED 25 "Oscar" on behalf of a
thousand Project Gutenberg volunteers, and did all I was asked to do &
and bit more at the party. . .[I was indeed the "life of the party."]
As I often try to do, we have managed some new Shakespeare to honor my
father, who died 9 years ago today, and for whom I try to do some work
on this day each year, as well as to light a candle for him. I have a
GREAT BIG THANK YOU to our Shakespeare Team for getting this ready for
today, you will see THOUSANDS of corrections in these new files!!! My
father was a great Shakespeare professor, who instilled in me and many
others a great feeling for the classics, in literature, music and art.
This one's for you, Dad!
***
A note from our US Director of Production, Dianne Bean:
Working on a reasonable-sized-print book, water damaged at the bottom:
Testing Omnipage 9 on it and there's a HUGE difference between this and
Textbridge--they improved the OCR so it's better by a mile than
Textbridge, no longer even close...I'm only picking up 1 or 2 errors on a
page; where the pages are a little warped at the bottom, TB was making an
awful garble, but OP sails right through! And it hasn't crashed yet.
***
I will be meeting with Lawrence Lessig of Harvard, who apparently is the
one the Supreme Court of the US chose to teach them about computers, and
about the Internet. We will be planning the lawsuit to challenge all of
the new copyright extensions we tried so hard to keep from becoming law.
He has asked for some serious volunteers who would also like to sue; the
cases are more secure when there are several plaintiffs, not just one.
Just email me if you are interested. I meet with him Monday. We should
also like to receive any points you would like included in the suit, and
we would like these whether or not you are willing to be a plaintiff.
***
And here are the books!
May 1999 Billy and the Big Stick, by R. H. Davis [#17][bbstkxxx.xxx]1764
May 1999 The Nature Faker, by Richard Harding Davis [#16][ntrfkxxx.xxx]1763
May 1999 The Consul, by Richard Harding Davis [RH Davis#15][tcnslxxx.xxx]1762
May 1999 My Buried Treasure, by Richard Harding Davis [#14][mbtrsxxx.xxx]1761
May 1999 The Man Who Could Not Lose, by R. H. Davis [#13][mwcnlxxx.xxx]1760
May 1999 The Black-Bearded Barbarian, by Marian Keith [bbbrb09x.xxx]1759
May 1999 Majorie Daw, by Thomas Bailey Aldrich [Aldrich #4][mjdawxxx.xxx]1758
May 1999 Cruise of the Dolphin by Thomas Bailey Aldrich[#3][dlphnxxx.xxx]1757
May 1999 Uncle Vanya, by Anton Chekhov [Checkov #5][vanyaxxx.xxx]1756
May 1999 Ivanoff, by Anton Chekhov [Checkov #4][vanofxxx.xxx]1755
May 1999 The Sea-Gull, by Anton Chekhov [Checkov #3][cgullxxx.xxx]1754
May 1999 Swan Song [& Intro], by Anton Chekhov [Checkov #2][swnsgxxx.xxx]1753
May 1999 El Dorado, by Baroness Orczy [More Pimpernell][#2][ldrdoxxx.xxx]1752
May 1999 Twilight Land, by Howard Pyle [Howard Pyle #3][twlndxxx.xxx]1751
May 1999 [Reserved for Plato] ******** [ xxx.xxx]1750
May 1999 Cousin Betty, by Honore de Balzac [de Balzac #66] [cbttyxxx.xxx]1749
May 1999 Other People's Money, by Emile Gaboriau [E.G. #2][opmnyxxx.xxx]1748
May 1999 The Red Seal, by Natalie Sumner Lincoln [redslxxx.xxx]1747
May 1999 New Collected Rhymes, by Andrew Lang [Lang #14][nwclrxxx.xxx]1746
May 1999 Poetical Works, by John Milton [pmsjmxxx.xxx]1745
May 1999 Philebus, by Plato [More of Socrates][Plato #28][philbxxx.xxx]1744
May 1999 Twelve Stories and a Dream, by H. G. Wells[HGW#17][12sadxxx.xxx]1743
May 1999 Miss Civilization, by Richard Harding Davis [#12][miscvxxx.xxx]1742
May 1999 The White Moll, by Frank L. Packard [Packard #2][wtmolxxx.xxx]1741
May 1999 The Flying U's Last Stand, by B. M. Bower [BMB #8][fuslsxxx.xxx]1740
May 1999 The Black Death/The Dancing Mania, by J.F.C. Hecker[bdadm10.txt]1739
May 1999 Statesman, by Plato [Plato #27][sttsmxxx.xxx]1738
May 1999 Facino Cane, by Honore de Balzac [H. de Balzac#65][fcanexxx.xxx]1737
May 1999 Cromwell, Shakespeare Apocrypha [1ws49xxx.xxx]1736*
May 1999 Sophist, by Plato [More of Socrates][Plato #26][sophtxxx.xxx]1735
May 1999 Secret Places of the Heart, by H.G. Wells[HGW #16][spothxxx.xxx]1734
May 1999 The Red Cross Girl, by Richard Harding Davis [#11][rdcrgxxx.xxx]1733
May 1999 The Schoolmistress, et al, by Anton Chekhov [AC#1][tschmxxx.xxx]1732
May 1999 Sister Songs, by Francis Thompson [F. Thompson #3][ssngsxxx.xxx]1731
May 1999 Michael, Brother of Jerry, by Jack London [JL #71][mcjerxxx.xxx]1730
May 1999 The Deserted Woman, by Honore de Balzac[Balzac#64][dswmnxxx.xxx]1729
and:
Most of these Shakespeare files are vastly improved versions from our
original Complete works of Shakespeare [Etext #100] but some are new.
We had so many requests to post Shakespeare as individual files, that
we decided a whole new version was worth the effort, and here it is!!
1Notes: We don't have new versions for all the works yet. . .but will.