The Project Gutenberg Monthly Newsletter 7th May 2003
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1) Editorial
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2) Monthly eBook update
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TOTAL COUNT as of today, Wed 05/07/03: 7,852 (incl. 228 Aus.).
Last month the Total Count was 7,549, including 208 at PG of Australia.
This month we added 303 (incl. 20 Aus.).
RESERVED count: 39
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Jan 2005 Mornings in Florence, by John Ruskin [#4][?fmrnxxx.xxx]7227
The following is being re-indexed to correct the title, adding the
exclamation point (South!); we have also added illustrations to the
zipped HTML file only, as indicated:
Feb 2004 South!, by Sir Ernest Shackleton [southxxx.xxx]5199
[Illustrated HTML zip file only in south12h.htm]
Also note that we have updated the text and non-illustrated HTML files
to edition 12.
The following eBook is being re-indexed to correct the author's last
name (Rayleigh, not Kayleigh):
Nov 2004 The British Association's visit, by Clara Rayleigh[bvsmtxxx.xxx]6876
[Full title: The British Association's visit to Montreal, 1884: Letters]
The following eBook is being re-indexed to clarify the title and add
supplemental title and editor information:
Nov 2004 Works, Vol XII, Miscellanies Pt II, Fielding [#9][wfld2xxx.xxx]6828
[Full Title: The Works of Henry Fielding, Volume XII, Miscellanies, Part II]
[Ed. by George Saintsbury]
The following is being re-indexed to add the "Language" info line:
Dec 2004 Principal Navigations, V1, by Richard Hakluyt [#4][?hk01xxx.xxx]7182
[Full title: The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries
of the English Nation, v. 1, Northern Europe]
[Language: Latin (with accompanying English translation)]
The following eBooks have been posted in new formats as indicated:
Jan 2005 Species and Varieties, by Hugo DeVries [spvrtxxx.xxx]7234
[Posted in etext05: spvrt10h.zip - zipped only]
Dec 2004 The Bushman, by Edward Wilson Landor [bshmnxxx.xxx]7181
[HTML in bshmn10h.htm/.zip]
Dec 2004 The Tattva-Muktavali, by Purnananda Chakravartin [?ttvaxxx.xxx]7175
[Unicode (UTF-8) version in 8ttva10u.txt and 8ttva10u.zip]
Dec 2004 Markandeya Purana, by Rev. B. H. Wortham (Tr.) [?markxxx.xxx]7169
[Title: Markandeya Purana, Books VII and VIII] [Tr: Rev. B. Hale Wortham]
[Unicode (UTF-8) version in 8mark10u.txt and 8mark10u.zip]
Sep 2004 Facts and Arguments for Darwin, by Fritz Muller [fcrgdxxx.xxx]6475
[Posted HTML as fcrgd10h.zip - zipped only]
Nov 2001 Time and Life, by Thomas Henry Huxley [THH #18][thx08xxx.xxx]2928
[HTML version in thx0810h.htm and thx0810h.zip]
Oct 1999 Christ in Flanders, by Honore de Balzac [flndrxxx.xxx]1940
[HTML version in flndr10h.zip and flndr10h.htm]
Aug 1999 Cousin Pons, by Honore de Balzac [de Balzac #74][cspnsxxx.xxx]1856
[HTML - cspns10h.zip and cspns10h.htm]
May 1999 Cousin Betty, by Honore de Balzac [cbttyxxx.xxx]1759
[HTML version in cbtty10h.htm and cbtty10h.zip]
Dec 1998 Adieu, by Honore de Balzac [#47][adieuxxx.xxx]1554
[HTML in adieu10h.htm and adieu10h.zip]
Nov 1996 Emile Zola, by William Dean Howells [howells #5] [ezolaxxx.xxx] 728
[HTML version in ezola10h.htm and ezola10h.zip]
Jan 1994 Collected Articles of Frederick Douglass, a Slave [dugl2xxx.xxx] 99
[HTML version in dugl210h.htm/ .zip]
The following has been re-posted in an updated 12th edition:
Mar 2001 Man of Property, by John Galsworthy[Forsyte#1JG#4][mnprpxxx.xxx]2559
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Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Complete[BL#154][b154wxxx.xxx]7727
[Author: Edward Bulwer-Lytton][Contains: EBooks #7715-7726]
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 12 [BL#153][b153wxxx.xxx]7726
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 11 [BL#152][b152wxxx.xxx]7725
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 10 [BL#151][b151wxxx.xxx]7724
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 9 [BL#150][b150wxxx.xxx]7723
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 8 [BL#149][b149wxxx.xxx]7722
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 7 [BL#148][b148wxxx.xxx]7721
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 6 [BL#147][b147wxxx.xxx]7720
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 5 [BL#146][b146wxxx.xxx]7719
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 4 [BL#145][b145wxxx.xxx]7718
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 3 [BL#144][b144wxxx.xxx]7717
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 2 [BL#143][b143wxxx.xxx]7716
Mar 2005 Last of the Barons, by Lytton, Book 1 [BL#142][b142wxxx.xxx]7715
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Complete[BL#141][b141wxxx.xxx]7714
[Author: Edward Bulwer-Lytton][Contains: EBooks #7702-7713]
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 12 [BL#140][b140wxxx.xxx]7713
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 11 [BL#139][b139wxxx.xxx]7712
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 10 [BL#138][b138wxxx.xxx]7711
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 9 [BL#137][b137wxxx.xxx]7710
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 8 [BL#136][b136wxxx.xxx]7709
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 7 [BL#135][b135wxxx.xxx]7708
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 6 [BL#134][b134wxxx.xxx]7707
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 5 [BL#133][b133wxxx.xxx]7706
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 4 [BL#132][b132wxxx.xxx]7705
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 3 [BL#131][b131wxxx.xxx]7704
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 2 [BL#130][b130wxxx.xxx]7703
Mar 2005 My Novel, by E. B. Lytton, Book 1 [BL#129][b129wxxx.xxx]7702
Mar 2005 A Strange Story, by E. B. Lytton, Complete[BL#128][b128wxxx.xxx]7701
[Author: Edward Bulwer-Lytton][Contains: EBooks #7692-7699]
Mar 2005 A Strange Story, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 8 [BL#127][b127wxxx.xxx]7699
Mar 2005 A Strange Story, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 7 [BL#126][b126wxxx.xxx]7698
Mar 2005 A Strange Story, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 6 [BL#125][b125wxxx.xxx]7697
Mar 2005 A Strange Story, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 5 [BL#124][b124wxxx.xxx]7696
Mar 2005 A Strange Story, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 4 [BL#123][b123wxxx.xxx]7695
Mar 2005 A Strange Story, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 3 [BL#122][b122wxxx.xxx]7694
Mar 2005 A Strange Story, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 2 [BL#121][b121wxxx.xxx]7693
Mar 2005 A Strange Story, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 1 [BL#120][b120wxxx.xxx]7692
Mar 2005 Lucretia, by E. B. Lytton, Complete[BL#119][b119wxxx.xxx]7691
[Author: Edward Bulwer-Lytton][Contains: EBooks #7685-7690]
Mar 2005 Lucretia, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 6 [BL#118][b118wxxx.xxx]7690
Mar 2005 Lucretia, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 5 [BL#117][b117wxxx.xxx]7689
Mar 2005 Lucretia, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 4 [BL#116][b116wxxx.xxx]7688
Mar 2005 Lucretia, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 3 [BL#115][b115wxxx.xxx]7687
Mar 2005 Lucretia, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 2 [BL#114][b114wxxx.xxx]7686
Mar 2005 Lucretia, by E. B. Lytton, Vol. 1 [BL#113][b113wxxx.xxx]7685
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Complete[BL#112][b112wxxx.xxx]7684
[Author: Edward Bulwer-Lytton][Contains: EBooks #7672-7683]
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 12 [BL#111][b111wxxx.xxx]7683
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 11 [BL#110][b110wxxx.xxx]7682
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 10 [BL#109][b109wxxx.xxx]7681
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 9 [BL#108][b108wxxx.xxx]7680
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 8 [BL#107][b107wxxx.xxx]7679
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 7 [BL#106][b106wxxx.xxx]7678
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 6 [BL#105][b105wxxx.xxx]7677
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 5 [BL#104][b104wxxx.xxx]7676
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 4 [BL#103][b103wxxx.xxx]7675
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 3 [BL#102][b102wxxx.xxx]7674
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 2 [BL#101][b101wxxx.xxx]7673
Mar 2005 Harold, by E. B. Lytton, Book 1 [BL#100][b100wxxx.xxx]7672
Feb 2005 Images from Theuriet's Woodland Queen, by Widger [dw69wxxh.xxx]7585
Feb 2005 Images from Souvestre's Attic Philosopher, Widger [dw68wxxh.xxx]7584
Feb 2005 Images from Ohnet's Serge Panine, by David Widger [dw67wxxh.xxx]7583
Feb 2005 Images from De Musset's Child of a Century, Widger[dw66wxxh.xxx]7582
Feb 2005 Images from De Massa's Zibelene, by David Widger [dw65wxxh.xxx]7581
Feb 2005 Images from Malot's Conscience, by David Widger [dw64wxxh.zip]7580
Feb 2005 Images from Loti's Crysantheme, by David Widger [dw63wxxh.zip]7579
Feb 2005 Images from Halevey's Abbe Constantin, by Widger [dw62wxxh.zip]7578
Feb 2005 Images from France's The Red Lily, by David Widger[dw61wxxh.zip]7577
Feb 2005 Images from Feuillet's, Monsieur de Camors, Widger[dw60wxxh.zip]7576
[The above five files all Illustrated HTML zip only in dw6?w10h.zip]
Feb 2005 Images from Droz's M.M. and Bebe, by David Widger [dw59wxxh.zip]7575
Feb 2005 Images from De Vigny's Cinq Mars, by David Widger [dw58wxxh.zip]7574
Feb 2005 Images from Daudet's Fromont and Risler, by Widger[dw57wxxh.zip]7573
Feb 2005 Images from Coppee's Romance of Youth, by Widger [dw56wxxh.zip]7572
Feb 2005 Images from Claretie's Zilah, by David Widger [dw55wxxh.zip]7571
[The above five files are Illustrated HTML files zip only in dw5?w10h.zip]
Feb 2005 The Ancient East, by D. G. Hogarth [?eastxxx.xxx]7474
[Also posted in illustrated HTML - 8east10h.zip]
Feb 2005 Lost on the Moon, by Roy Rockwood [#5][?moonxxx.xxx]7473
Feb 2005 The Duke of Stockbridge, by Edward Bellamy [#5][?dukexxx.xxx]7472
Feb 2005 Man With Two Left Feet, by P. G. Wodehouse[PGW#26][2leftxxx.xxx]7471
Feb 2005 Castilian Days, by John Hay [cdaysxxx.xxx]7470
[Also posted in illustrated HTML - cdays10h.zip]
Feb 2005 Daniel Deronda, by George Eliot [#7][?drdaxxx.xxx]7469
Feb 2005 tao qian, by sou shen hou ji [?taogxxx.xxx]7468
[Language: Chinese]
Feb 2005 The Newcomes, by William Makepeace Thackeray [#28][newcmxxx.xxx]7467
Feb 2005 Principal Navigations, V2, by Richard Hakluyt [#5][?hk02xxx.xxx]7466
[Full title: The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques, and Discoveries
of the English People, v. 2] (See also #7182)
[Language: Latin (with accompanying translation into English]
Feb 2005 Richard of Jamestown, by James Otis [rchjmxxx.xxx]7465
[Also posted HTML - rchjm10h.zip and rchjm10h.htm]
Feb 2005 The Adventures of Sally, by P. G. Wodehouse [#26][dvsllxxx.xxx]7464
[Also posted HTML - dvsll10h.zip and dvsll10h.htm]
Feb 2005 Darkness and Dawn, by George Allan England [drkdwxxx.xxx]7463
[Also posted HTML - drkdw10h.zip and drkdw10h.htm]
Feb 2005 Contes a Ninon, by Emile Zola [cntnnxxx.xxx]7462
[Language: French]
Feb 2005 Therese Raquin, by Emile Zola [thraqxxx.xxx]7461
[Language: French]
Feb 2005 How Sammy Went to Coral-Land, Emily Paret Atwater [corlnxxx.xxx]7460
[Also posted illustrated HTML - corln10h.zip]
Feb 2005 Il Benefattore, by Luigi Capuana [benefxxx.xxx]7459
[Language: Italian]
Feb 2005 Yan shi jia xun, by Yan Zhitui, complete [#5][?yan8xxx.xxx]7458
Feb 2005 Yan shi jia xun, by Yan Zhitui, Volume 7 [#4][?yan7xxx.xxx]7457
Feb 2005 Yan shi jia xun, by Yan Zhitui, Volume 5-6 [#3][?yan5xxx.xxx]7456
Feb 2005 Yan shi jia xun, by Yan Zhitui, Volume 3-4 [#2][?yan3xxx.xxx]7455
Feb 2005 Yan shi jia xun, by Yan Zhitui, Volume 1-2 [#1][?yan1xxx.xxx]7454
[Language: Chinese]
Feb 2005 Dialect of the West of England, by James Jennings [?dengxxx.xxx]7453
[Full title: The Dialect of the West of England Particularly Somersetshire]
Feb 2005 Autobiography of a YOGI, by Paramhansa Yogananda [ayogixxx.xxx]7452
[HTML version in ayogi10h.zip]
[Images are included in the zip files only for both straight text and HTML]
Feb 2005 Countess of Escarbagnas, by Moliere(Poquelin)[#20][?cescxxx.xxx]7451
[Full title: The Countess of Escarbagnas (La Comtesse D'Escarbagnas)]
[Full author: Moliere (Poquelin)]
Feb 2005 Terre Napoleon, by Ernest Scott [?tnapxxx.xxx]7450
[Also posted in illustrated HTML - 8tnap10h.zip only]
Feb 2005 Memoirs of General Lafayette, Lafayette [lfyttxxx.xxx]7449
[Subtitle: With an Account of His Visit to America and of His Reception by
the People of the United States from His Arrival, August 15, to the
Celebration at Yorktown, October 19,1824]
[Author AKA: Marie-Joseph-Paul-Yves-Roch-Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de
Lafayette]
Feb 2005 The Hour Glass, by W.B.Yeats [hrglsxxx.xxx]7448
Feb 2005 The Rising of the Court, by Henry Lawson [#6][rotctxxx.xxx]7447
Feb 2005 The Naturalist in La Plata, by W. H. Hudson [?platxxx.xxx]7446
[Also posted in illustrated HTML - 8plat10h.htm]
Feb 2005 Ars Recte Vivendi, by George William Curtis [#2][?arrvxxx.xxx]7445
[Subtitle: Being Essays Contributed to "The Easy Chair"]
Feb 2005 Psyche,Moliere [?psycxxx.xxx]7444
[Author AKA: Jean Baptist Poquelin] [Tr.: Charles Heron Wall]
[Plain text in 7psyc10.txt/.zip, 8-bit version in 8psyc10.txt/.zip]
Feb 2005 Windy McPherson's Son, by Sherwood Anderson [?wmphxxx.xxx]7443
[7-bit version with non-accented characters in 7wmph10.txt and 7wmph10.zip]
[8-bit version with accented characters in 8wmph10.txt and 8wmph10.zip]
Feb 2005 Michel Strogoff: Moscou-Irkutsk, by Jules Verne [mchlsxxx.xxx]7442
[Language: French]
Feb 2005 The Writings of John Burroughs, John Burroughs [8][pepacxxx.xxx]7441
[Author AKA: Pepacton]
Feb 2005 The Koran/The Q'uran, by Mohammed/Mohammad [koranxxb.xxx]7440
[Subtitle: aka The Q'uran and other transliterations] [Tr.: George Sale]
[See also eBooks #3434 and 2800.]
{NOTE: Version 09 being posted pending further formatting.)
[Plain text in koran09b.txt/.zip, RTF in koran09br.zip]
Feb 2005 Engish Fairy Tales, by Joseph Jacobs (coll. & ed [?eftlxxx.xxx]7439
Feb 2005 Friends in Council (First Series),Sir Arthur Helps[frccxxxx.xxx]7438
[Editor: Henry Morley]
[Text in frcc10.txt/.zip, XHTML in frcc10h.htm/.zip]
Feb 2005 A Peep Behind the Scenes, by Mrs. O. F. Walton [bescnxxx.xxx]7437
Feb 2005 Religious Liberty in Connecticut, by M. L. Greene [?rconxxx.xxx]7436
[Full title: The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut]
[Full author: M. Louise Greene, Ph. D.]
Feb 2005 Springhaven, by R. D. Blackmore [#4][sphavxxx.xxx]7435
Feb 2005 The Adventures of Joel Pepper, by Margaret Sidney [jopepxxx.xxx]7434
[Also posted in illustrated HTML - jopep10h.zip and jopep10h.htm]
Feb 2005 The Awkward Age, by Henry James [#47][akagexxx.xxx]7433
Feb 2005 On Nothing & Kindred Subjects, Hilaire Belloc [#4][?nothxxx.xxx]7432
Feb 2005 Confessions and Criticisms,by Julian Hawthorne[#8][?jhccxxx.xxx]7431
Feb 2005 Familiar Spanish Travels, by W. D. Howells [sptrvxxx.xxx]7430
[Also posted an illustrated HTMLversion - sptrv10h.zip]
Feb 2005 Trials and Triumphs of Faith, by Mary Cole [trtrfxxx.xxx]7429
Feb 2005 The Consumer Viewpoint, by Mildred Maddocks [cnsvpxxx.xxx]7428
[Also posted HTML - cnsvp10h.zip and cnsvp10h.htm]
Feb 2005 Toasts, by William Pittenger [?tostxxx.xxx]7427
Feb 2005 Chicot the Jester, by Alexandre Dumas [#33][?chicxxx.xxx]7426
Feb 2005 The Louisa Alcott Reader, by Louisa M. Alcott [?louixxx.xxx]7425
[Also in HTML in 8loui10h.htm and in illustrated HTML in 8loui10h.zip]
Feb 2005 The Wishing-Ring Man, by Margaret Widdemer [?wishxxx.xxx]7424
[Also posted HTML - 8wish10h.zip and 8wish10h.htm]
Feb 2005 Mike, by P. G. Wodehouse [#25][mikewxxx.xxx]7423
(Note: based on original 1909 edition, which was later split into two
(separate books, published as "Mike at Wrykin" and "Mike and Psmith".)
[Also posted HTML as mikew10h.zip - zipped only]
Feb 2005 Roman Holidays and Others, by W. D. Howells [whromxxx.xxx]7422
[Also posted HTML - whrom10h.zip and whrom10h.htm]
Feb 2005 Poems of Optimism, by Ella Wheeler Wilcox [pmopxxxx.xxx]7421
[Text in pmop10.txt/.zip, XHTML in pmop10h.htm/.zip]
Feb 2005 You meng yin, Complete, by Zhang chao [#3][?you3xxx.xxx]7420
[Language: Chinese]
Feb 2005 You meng yin, Part 2., by Zhang chao [#2][?you2xxx.xxx]7419
[Language: Chinese]
Feb 2005 You meng yin, Part 1., by Zhang chao [#1][?you1xxx.xxx]7418
[Language: Chinese]
Feb 2005 The Resources of Quinola, by Honore de Balzac [thrsrxxx.xxx]7417
Feb 2005 The Thirteen, by Honore de Balzac [thrtnxxx.xxx]7416
[Intro. by George Saintsbury]
Contents:
Ferragus (see also #1649)
The Duchesse de Langeais (see also #469)
La Fille aux Yeux d'Or (see also #1659)
Feb 2005 A Shepherd's Life, by W. H. Hudson [shlifxxx.xxx]7415
[Subtitle: Impressions of the South Wiltshire Downs]
[HTML version in shlif10h.htm and shlif10h.zip]
Feb 2005 Poor White, by Sherwood Anderson [#4][pwhitxxx.xxx]7414
Feb 2005 Egyptian Tales, V2, by W. M. Flinders Petrie [egpt2xxx.xxx]7413
[Full title: Egyptian Tales, Second Series]
[Also posted HTML - egpt210h.zip and egpt210h.htm]
Feb 2005 Coningsby, by Benjamin Disraeli [?cngbxxx.xxx]7412
[Subtitle: The New Generation]
[Plain text in 7cngb10.txt/.zip, 8-bit version in 8cngb10.txt/.zip]
Feb 2005 Art-Lovers guide to the Exposition, Shelden Cheney[atexpxxx.xxx]7411
Feb 2005 The Minister's Charge, by William D. Howells [?michxxx.xxx]7410
[Subtitle: The Apprenticeship of Lemuel Barker]
[Plain text in 7mich10.txt/.zip, 8-bit version in 8mich10.txt/.zip]
Feb 2005 An Essay on Criticism, by Alexander Pope [esycrxxx.xxx]7409
[Also posted HTML - esycr10h.zip and esycr10h.htm]
Feb 2005 Shen jian, by xun yue [?xysjxxx.xxx]7408
[Language: Chinese]
Feb 2005 Qi jing, by zhang ni [?qijixxx.xxx]7407
[Language: Chinese]
Feb 2005 Cha jing (A.D.733--A.D.804), by lu yu [?jingxxx.xxx]7406
[Language: Chinese]
Feb 2005 The Real Dope, by Ring Lardner [rldpexxx.xxx]7405
[Also posted HTML as rldpe10h.zip - zipped only]
Feb 2005 John James Audubon, by John Burroughs [?jjauxxx.xxx]7404
[Plain text in 7jjau10.txt/.zip, 8-bit version in 8jjau10.txt/.zip]
[HTML version with accented characters in 8jjau10h.htm and 8jjau10h.zip]
Feb 2005 Letters of Catherine Benincasa,Catherine Benincasa[?ltcbxxx.xxx]7403
[Subtitle: Saint Catherine of Siena as Seen in Her Letters]
[Editor: Vida D. Scudder] [Tr.: Vida D. Scudder]
[Plain text in 7ltcb10.txt/.zip, 8-bit version in 8ltcb10.txt/.zip]
Feb 2005 De Bello Catilinario et Jurgthino, by Sallustius [debcjxxx.xxx]7402
[Author: C. Sallustii Crispi; AKA Caius Sallustii Crispi (Sallust)]
[From: Classical Series. Edited By Drs. Schmitz And Zumpt]
[Language: Latin with notes in English]
Feb 2005 A Crystal Age, by W. H. Hudson [crystxxx.xxx]7401
[Also posted HTML - cryst10h.zip and cryst10h.htm]
Feb 2005 Poetry of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Complete [OWH#27][ohp13xxx.xxx]7400
[Full Author: Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.]
Jan 2005 Verses from the Oldest Portfolio, Holmes [OWH#26][ohp12xxx.xxx]7399
Jan 2005 Poems from The Teacups, by O. W. Holmes [OWH#25][ohp11xxx.xxx]7398
Jan 2005 Before the Curfew, by O. W. Holmes [OWH#24][ohp10xxx.xxx]7397
Jan 2005 The Iron Gate and Other Poems, by Holmes [OWH#23][ohp09xxx.xxx]7396
Jan 2005 Bunker Hill and Other Poems, by Holmes [OWH#22][ohp08xxx.xxx]7395
[Full Author: Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.]
Jan 2005 Songs of Many Seasons (1862-74), by Holmes[OWH#21][ohp07xxx.xxx]7394
Jan 2005 Poems From The Breakfast Table, by Holmes [OWH#20][ohp06xxx.xxx]7393
Jan 2005 Poems Class of '29 (1851-1889), by Holmes [OWH#19][ohp05xxx.xxx]7392
Jan 2005 Songs In Many Keys, by Oliver W. Holmes [OWH#18][ohp04xxx.xxx]7391
Jan 2005 Medical Poems, by Oliver Wendell Holmes [OWH#17][ohp03xxx.xxx]7390
[Full Author: Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.]
Jan 2005 Additional Poems (1837-1848), by Holmes [OWH#16][ohp02xxx.xxx]7389
Jan 2005 Earlier Poems (1830-1836), by Holmes [OWH#15][ohp01xxx.xxx]7388
Jan 2005 Grisly Grisell, by Charlotte M. Yonge [grgrxxxx.xxx]7387
[Subtitle: or the Laidly Lady of Whitburn: A Tale of the Wars of the Roses]
[Text in grgr10.txt/.zip, XHTML in grgr10h.htm/.zip]
Jan 2005 Egyptian Tales, V1, ed. by W. M. Flinders Petrie [egpt1xxx.xxx]7386
[Full title: Egyptian Tales, First Series]
[Also posted HTML - egpt110h.zip and egpt110h.htm]
Jan 2005 Old Calabria, by Norman Douglas [?ocalxxx.xxx]7385
[7-bit version with non-accented characters in 7ocal10.txt and 7ocal10.zip]
[8-bit version with accented characters in 8ocal10.txt and 8ocal10.zip]
[HTML version with accented characters in 8ocal10h.htm and 8ocal10h.zip]
Jan 2005 Carta da Companhia, by St. Joseph Anchieta [8cartxxx.xxx]7384
[Anchieta is considered the first Brazilian author, d.1587]
[Language: Portuguese]
Jan 2005 Shang zi, by yang shang [?shzixxx.xxx]7383
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 Life of Charles W. Dilke V1, by Stephen Gwynn [?dlk1xxx.xxx]7382
[Full title: The Life of the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles W. Dilke V1]
Jan 2005 The Eustace Diamonds, by Anthony Trollope [#41][stdmdxxx.xxx]7381
Jan 2005 Alone, by Norman Douglas [?alonxxx.xxx]7380
Jan 2005 The Early Life of Mark Rutherford, Mark Rutherford[emrtxxxx.xxx]7379
[Author Note: Mark Rutherford AKA William Hale White]
Jan 2005 Chantry House, by Charlotte M. Yonge [chhsxxxx.xxx]7378
Jan 2005 Reincarnation, by Swami Abhedananda [?rincxxx.xxx]7377
Jan 2005 Zhong yong zhang ju, by xi zhu [?zyzjxxx.xxx]7376
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 Da xue zhang ju, by xi zhu [?dxzjxxx.xxx]7375
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 An American Politician, by F. Marion Crawford [?apolxxx.xxx]7374
Jan 2005 The Path to Rome, by Hilaire Belloc [?tptrxxx.xxx]7373
Jan 2005 Septimius Felton, by Nathaniel Hawthorne [?septxxx.xxx]7372
Jan 2005 A Sicilian Romance, by Ann Radcliffe [siromxxx.xxx]7371
Jan 2005 Two Treatises of Government, by John Locke [trgovxxx.xxx]7370
Jan 2005 Jim Davis, by John Masefield [#4][jmdvsxxx.xxx]7369
Jan 2005 Lifted Masks, by Susan Glaspell [masksxxx.xxx]7368
Jan 2005 Guan zi, by zhong guan [?guanxxx.xxx]7367
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 Three Comedies, by Bjornstjerne M. Bjornson [#2][?3comxxx.xxx]7366
Jan 2005 If I May, by A. A. Milne [?imayxxx.xxx]7365
Jan 2005 The Albany Depot, by W. D. Howells [#61][lbdptxxx.xxx]7364
Jan 2005 Master Olof, by August Strindberg [#4][?olofxxx.xxx]7363
[Full title: Master Olof: A Drama in Five Acts.]
Jan 2005 Life at High Tide, by Various [htidexxx.xxx]7362
Jan 2005 A Brief History of Panics, by Clement Juglar [panicxxx.xxx]7361
[Full Title: A Brief History of Panics and Their Periodical Occurrence
in the United States]
Jan 2005 The Tryal of William Penn and William Mead,various[twpwmxxx.xxx]7360
[Transcribed from the COMPLEAT COLLECTION OF STATE TRYALS]
[Author's Full Name: various] [Editor: Don C. Seitz]
Jan 2005 Indian Summer, by William D. Howells [?insmxxx.xxx]7359
Jan 2005 Brought Home, by Hesba Stretton [bhomexxx.xxx]7358
Jan 2005 J. Cole, by Emma Gellibrand [?colexxx.xxx]7357
Jan 2005 The Boy Scout Camera Club, by G. Harvey Ralphson [bscamxxx.xxx]7356
Jan 2005 Texas, by Anonymous [texasxxx.xxx]7355
Jan 2005 On Something, by H. Belloc [?somexxx.xxx]7354
Jan 2005 Birds of Town and Village, by W. H. Hudson [brdtvxxx.xxx]7353
Jan 2005 First and Last, by H. Belloc [Tr.: unknown] [?flstxxx.xxx]7352
Jan 2005 Expositions of Holy Scripture, Alex. Maclaren [#2][?mattxxx.xxx]7351
[Full author: Alexander Maclaren]
Jan 2005 Prepare and Serve a Meal and Interior Decoration [psmidxxx.xxx]7350
[Author's Full Name: Lillian B. Lansdown]
Jan 2005 Sun zi / Sun zi bing fa, by Sun Wu [?suzixxx.xxx]7349
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 The Jewel City, by Ben Macomber [jcityxxx.xxx]7348
Jan 2005 The Lincoln Story Book, by Henry L. Williams [?lincxxx.xxx]7347
Jan 2005 Among Malay Pirates, by G. A. Henty [piratxxx.xxx]7346
Jan 2005 Travels in Alaska, by John Muir [#3][trlskxxx.xxx]7345
Jan 2005 Archibald Malmaison, by Julian Hawthorne [armalxxx.xxx]7344
Jan 2005 The Church and the Empire, by D. J. Medley [?ch04xxx.xxx]7343
Jan 2005 Shi ping, by zhong rong [?spngxxx.xxx]7342
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 Lie zi, by lie yu kou [?lizixxx.xxx]7341
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 Liu tao (B.C 1134-1116), by lv wang [?ltaoxxx.xxx]7340
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 Account of Sa-Go-Ye-Wat-Ha, by John Niles Hubbard [redjkxxx.xxx]7339
[Subtitle: Red Jacket and his people, 1750-1830]
Jan 2005 Studies in the Life of the Christian,Henry T. Sell[sinlcxxx.xxx]7338
[Subtitle: His Faith and His Service]
Jan 2005 Lau-zi dao de jing, by Lau-zi [?laujxxx.xxx]7337
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 Home Lyrics, by Hannah. S.Battersby [?lyrcxxx.xxx]7336
Jan 2005 Harkaway and His Son's Escape, Bracebridge Hemyng [?harkxxx.xxx]7335
[Full title: Jack Harkaway and his son's Escape From the Brigand's of Greece]
Jan 2005 With Buller in Natal, by G. A. Henty [#14][?bullxxx.xxx]7334
Jan 2005 Sidelights on Relativity, by Albert Einstein [#2][slrtvxxx.xxx]7333
Jan 2005 Shouyuan, Complete, by Liuxiang [#6][?shouxxx.xxx]7332
Jan 2005 Shouyuan, Vol. 17-20, by Liuxiang [#5][?sh17xxx.xxx]7331
Jan 2005 Shouyuan, Vol. 13-16, by Liuxiang [#4][?sh13xxx.xxx]7330
Jan 2005 Shouyuan, Vol. 9-12, by Liuxiang [#3][?sh09xxx.xxx]7329
Jan 2005 Shouyuan, Vol. 5-8, by Liuxiang [#2][?sh05xxx.xxx]7328
Jan 2005 Shouyuan, Vol. 1-4, by Liuxiang [#1][?sh01xxx.xxx]7327
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 The Yeoman Adventurer, by George W. Gough [yeoadxxx.xxx]7326
Jan 2005 Dreams and Days, by George Parsons Lathrop [#4][drmdaxxx.xxx]7325
Jan 2005 Tropic Days, by E. J. Banfield [#3][?tdayxxx.xxx]7324
Jan 2005 Konigs Richard des zweyten, by Shakespeare [#15][?gs15xxx.xxx]7323
[Full title: Leben und Tod Konigs Richard des zweyten (Richard II.)]
[Full author: William Shakespeare] [Language: German]
Jan 2005 Our Hundred Days in Europe, Oliver Wendell Holmes [?hundxxx.xxx]7322
Jan 2005 Nibelungendlied, by trans. by George Henry Needler[niebnxxx.xxx]7321
Jan 2005 Afghanistan-Anglo-Russian Dispute by Rodenbough [aaardxxx.xxx]7320
[Full title: Afghanistan and the Anglo-Russian Dispute]
[Author's Full Name: Theo. F. Rodenbough]
Jan 2005 Good Sense, by Baron D'Holbach [gsensxxx.xxx]7319
Jan 2005 The Bravest of the Brave, by G. A. Henty [brotbxxx.xxx]7318
Jan 2005 Meng Xi Bi Tan, Complete, by Gua Shen [#6][mnxbtxxx.xxx]7317
Jan 2005 Meng Xi Bi Tan, Vol. 22-26, by Gua Shen [#5][mng22xxx.xxx]7316
Jan 2005 Meng Xi Bi Tan, Vol. 17-21, by Gua Shen [#4][mng17xxx.xxx]7315
Jan 2005 Meng Xi Bi Tan, Vol. 11-16, by Gua Shen [#3][mng11xxx.xxx]7314
Jan 2005 Meng Xi Bi Tan, Vol. 7-10, by Gua Shen [#2][mng07xxx.xxx]7313
Jan 2005 Meng Xi Bi Tan, Vol. 1-6, by Gua Shen [#1][mng01xxx.xxx]7312
[Full title: Meng Xi Bi Tan (1031-1095 A.D.)]
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 The Leatherwood God, by William Dean Howells [lthwdxxx.xxx]7311
Jan 2005 Mr. Pim Passes By, by A. A. Milne [mrppbxxx.xxx]7310
[Subtitle: A Comedy in Three Acts] [Author AKA: Alan Alexander Milne]
Jan 2005 Business Correspondence, by Anonymous [buscrxxx.xxx]7309
Jan 2005 The History of Mr. Polly, by H. G. Wells [?hmrpxxx.xxx]7308
Jan 2005 The Precipice, by Ivan Goncharov [Tr: Unknown] [?prpcxxx.xxx]7307
Jan 2005 Autobiographical Sketches, by Thomas de Quincy [?tdqaxxx.xxx]7306
Jan 2005 Letters Francis Newman, by Giberne Sieveking [?mlfnxxx.xxx]7305
[Full title: Memoir and Letters of Francis W. Newman]
Jan 2005 Life of Captain Matthew Flinders, by Ernest Scott [flindxxx.xxx]7304
[Also posted in HTML in flind10h.htm and flind10h.zip]
Jan 2005 Equality, by Edward Bellamy [equalxxx.xxx]7303
Jan 2005 My Friends at Brook Farm,by John Van Der Zee Sears[brfrmxxx.xxx]7302
Jan 2005 Nathaniel Hawthorne, by George E. Woodberry [?nhwtxxx.xxx]7301
Jan 2005 Woman and the Republic, by Helen Kendrick Johnson [?womsxxx.xxx]7300
Jan 2005 Obiter Dicta, by Augustine Birrell [?obitxxx.xxx]7299
Jan 2005 William Tell Told Again, by P. G. Wodehouse [#24][?wtttxxx.xxx]7298
Jan 2005 The Vedanta-Sutras, by Trans. George Thibaut [?sutrxxx.xxx]7297
[Full title: The Vedanta-Sutras with the Commentary by Ramanuja]
Jan 2005 John M. Synge, by John Masefield [#3][syngexxx.xxx]7296
[Title: John M. Synge: A Few Personal Recollections, with Biographical Notes]
Jan 2005 A Woman's Life-Work, by Laura S. Haviland [wlwrkxxx.xxx]7295
Jan 2005 Battle Studies, by C. Ardant du Picq [?btstxxx.xxx]7294
[Subtitle: Ancient and Modern Battle]
[Author's Full Name: Colonel Charles-Jean-Jacques-Joseph Ardant du Picq]
[Tr.: Col. John N. and Major Robert C. Cotton Greely]
Jan 2005 The Opium Habit, by Horace B. Day [?opimxxx.xxx]7293
Jan 2005 Leben und Tod des Koenigs Johann, Shakespeare[#14][?gs14xxx.xxx]7292
[Language: German] [Translator: Christoph Martin Wieland]
Jan 2005 The Two Paths, by John Ruskin [?ttpaxxx.xxx]7291
Jan 2005 Han shi wai chuan, by Song yu, Complete [#6][?han0xxx.xxx]7290
[Language: Chinese][Includes: Etext#7285-7289]
Jan 2005 Han shi wai chuan, by Song yu, Vol. 9-10 [#5][?han9xxx.xxx]7289
Jan 2005 Han shi wai chuan, by Song yu, Vol. 7-8 [#4][?han7xxx.xxx]7288
Jan 2005 Han shi wai chuan, by Song yu, Vol. 5-6 [#3][?han5xxx.xxx]7287
Jan 2005 Han shi wai chuan, by Song yu, Vol. 3-4 [#2][?han3xxx.xxx]7286
Jan 2005 Han shi wai chuan, by Song yu, Vol. 1-2 [#1][?han1xxx.xxx]7285
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 Short Stories and Selections, Emilie Kip Baker [shstoxxx.xxx]7283
[Full Title: Short Stories and Selections for Use in the Secondary Schools]
[Compiled and Annotated by Emilie Kip Baker]
Jan 2005 The Captiva and The Mostellaria, by Plautus [camosxxx.xxx]7282
Jan 2005 Tom Cringle's Log, by Michael Scott [tcrinxxx.xxx]7281
Jan 2005 My Boyhood, by John Burroughs [?mbhdxxx.xxx]7280
[Additional author: Julian Burroughs]
Jan 2005 Shopkeeper Turned Gentleman, Moli_re (Poquelin) [?brghxxx.xxx]7279
[Full title: The Shopkeeper Turned Gentleman (Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme)]
Jan 2005 Horace, by Theodore Martin [?hrcexxx.xxx]7278
Jan 2005 Green Fairy Book, by Andrew Lang, Ed. [?gfryxxx.xxx]7277
Jan 2005 Hamlet, by William Shakespeare [#26][?gs26xxx.xxx]7276
[Full title: Hamlet, Prinz von Dannemark] [Language: German]
Jan 2005 Ezra Pound: His Metric and Poetry, by T.S. Eliot [?epndxxx.xxx]7275
Jan 2005 Poets of the South, by F.V.N. Painter [?posoxxx.xxx]7274
[Subtitle: A Series of Biographical and Critical Studies with Typical Poems,
Annotated]
Jan 2005 Sou Shen Ji, volume 18-20, 300 A.D., by Bao Gan [ss18jxxx.xxx]7273
[Language: Chinese][Character set encoding: BIG-5]
Jan 2005 Sou Shen Ji, volume 15-17, 300 A.D., by Bao Gan [ss15jxxx.xxx]7272
[Language: Chinese][Character set encoding: BIG-5]
Jan 2005 Sou Shen Ji, volume 11-14, 300 A.D., by Bao Gan [ss11jxxx.xxx]7271
[Language: Chinese][Character set encoding: BIG-5]
Jan 2005 Sou Shen Ji, volume 04-10, 300 A.D., by Bao Gan [ss04jxxx.xxx]7270
[Language: Chinese][Character set encoding: BIG-5]
Jan 2005 Macbeth, by William Shakespeare [#34][?gs34xxx.xxx]7269
[Tr.: Christoph Martin Wieland][Language: German]
Jan 2005 Monsieur Bergeret a Paris, by Anatole France [mnsrbxxx.xxx]7268
[Subtitle: Histoire Contemporaine][Author AKA: Jacques Anatole Thibault]
[Language: French]
Jan 2005 Cardello, by Luigi Capuana [?crdlxxx.xxx]7267
[Language: Italian]
Jan 2005 Gsou shen hou ji, by Gao qian [?gsouxxx.xxx]7266
[Language: Chinese]
Jan 2005 History of Pendennis, by William M. Thackeray [pendnxxx.xxx]7265
Jan 2005 Ein St. Johannis Nachts-Traum, W. Shakespeare[#17][?gs17xxx.xxx]7264
[Full title: Ein St. Johannis Nachts-Traum (A Midsummer Night's Dream)]
[Full author: William Shakespeare] [Language: German]
Jan 2005 Le Mariage de Loti, by Pierre Loti [#10][?mlotxxx.xxx]7263
[Language: French]
Jan 2005 The Country Housewife, by Richard Bradley [hwifexxx.xxx]7262
[Full title: The Country Housewife and Lady's Director In the Management
of a House, and the Delights and Profits of a Farm]
Jan 2005 Siksha-Patri, by Professor Monier Williams (Tr.) [?skptxxx.xxx]7261
[Full title: The Siksha-Patri of the Swami-Narayana Sect]
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[http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks03/0300771h.zip ZIPPED HTML ONLY]
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[http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks03/0300761.txt or .ZIP]
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701 Riverside Drive
Park Ridge, IL 60068
Please make sure that they are _not_ already in the archive and please check
them against David's In Progress list at
http://www.dprice48.freeserve.co.uk/GutIP.html
to ensure no one is currently working on them. It would also be helpful if
you clear them before mailing the books, send the 'OK' lines to
charlz@lvcablemodem.com
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Credits
Thanks this time go to Brett and George for the numbers and
the booklists, hi guys!. Mark for the now finished beer, Greg, Michael
and Larry Wall. Entertainment for the workers provided by Andrew
Collins and Hortense. Back to the agriculture for me. Better watch out
for the skindeep.
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