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In full Procopius The Secret History of the Court of Justinian http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/12916 Why? Because I am in the mood for some classical salacious gossip/smut. Note, I do NOT believe that this is honest history. At all. As I said- salacious (and malicious) gossip. Note particularly this...

So, yeah, first of all, I am stuck using library computers and IE 8. It's what they have, I can't change it. Yes, I have recommended they upgrade and pointed out that the upgrade is *free*. So, troubleshooting isn't really the issue here. I know what the trouble (probably) is. The new catalogue does...

It's available on archive.org and is in the public domain: http://archive.org/details/TheWayOfAManWithAMaid Peter Ah... Uh, recursion problem. *I* posted that text on Archive. It is tagged as public domain because that it what I believe it is as far as I know (going off the 'first published in 1908...

Victorian(ish) erotica. I mentioned this before and only bring it up again because I have a link to the text now-

http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Way_of_a_Man_with_a_Maid

It isn't on Project Gutenberg.

So does Stephen King's 'It'.

Victorian erotica. Gutenberg at http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/30360 Also 'A Weekend Visit' which is Victorian as well (so far as I know, it could theoretically be a modernish fake) but is not available on Gutenberg. I don't have a copy either, but it must be available somewhere. Also 'The Way of a...

As I said, this happened with the 64bit zip of Skylark Three. Before I specifically recall it was the same with the Personal Memoirs of US Grant (also 64 bit zip, my preferred format for reasons of space), but I had access to machines that could edit ID3 tags then so I added them all by hand. It may...

Put simply- put proper track numbers in the books so the parts will sort properly. I use a Sansa Clip+ and without track number tags it simply will not sort the parts of books in proper order without them, even if the track names are properly numerically sequential. This is true with every firmware ...