Copyright: Copyright 1994,1995 Ars Longa Group, Ltd. - All Ri
Citation: As You Like It (tm) Help File - 2/28/95 - Ars Longa Group, Ltd.


As You Like It™ version 1.2

"The man who does not read good books is at no advantage over the man that can't read them."  -  Mark Twain

The Pitch

Why people don't read

Why people don't read on a computer

Why that'll all change

Our hook

What you can do with As You Like It™

Pick your fonts

Pick your size

Pick your format

Pick up where you left off

Keep your place in several books

Make individual icons for the whole family

Is that all it does?

What's new with Version 1.2

The NOTES facility

Keyboard commands

Mouse commands

What do I get if I register?

How to get books

The list of books

Copyright, Legal Notices, Contact Info


What's new with Version 1.2

Colors: You can now set the background color, the separator color (that bar down the center of the two pages), the frame color (that box around the pages),  the color of NOTES you create, and the color of FIND results. Making the frame color the same as the background color causes the frame to disappear. Make the background light grey for that Mosaic look; there's also a nice off-white that cuts down on the glare. Select Options... Colors...

Find: You can now search a book for a particular word or phrase.  Select File... Find...

Notes: Too big to fully describe here; see The NOTES facility. Yellow highlighting, bookmarks, exporting text and more. Select File... Notes...

Show only what I have: Now, there are two Library views: Library - show all titles and Library - show only what I have. The first view is the only view the previous version supported; it shows you all the titles available from us. The second is new: it shows you only the books you have downloaded or ordered from us. Select them from the File... menu.

See the product code: Now, whenever you press the left mouse button while the cursor is over a book's title, we show you the Product Code for that book in the title bar. Now you don't have to search through the Product Code list for a selection you want to download.

Drag and Drop: For what it's worth, you can now drag a .AYL file from the File Manager and drop it on an open As You Like It™ window.  That book will then appear.

FTP and World Wide Web access: Now everyone with Internet access can download books electronically. We've made 8 more books available to "tire-kickers" (the Doyle Holmes series); 125 more (at last count) are available for registrants. See How to get books.

Register by credit card via Compuserve's SWREG facility: If you're on Compuserve, you can register with a credit card. GO SWREG and specify ID 4147. We can Email you a registration key, and you can get the books via GO FTP: no paper and no stamps!

Registration key via Email: If you intend to download the books yourself, and want to avoid filling out our form, you can simply send us a check and include an Email address accessible by the Internet. We'll Email you a key you can enter in Help... Registration process...

By the way, if you haven't increased your screen resolution to the highest your video card and monitor permit, you really should consider doing so. The books look pretty jaggedy at 640x480, pretty good at 800x600, and nearly beautiful at 1024x768.


The NOTES facility

The new NOTES facility lets you:

yellow highlight interesting passages in the books

add your own comments to highlighted passages

make lots of bookmarks

export passages to a word processor

jump quickly from book to book

look at other people's notes

Before we begin, the name of the preference files (you know: Fonzie, Howard ...) has become important. The name of the preference file is attached to any note you create. So, unless you want your notes file to look like a sitcom, you need to do some Windows work first. Click here to see how.

The RIGHT mouse button. Let me say that again: The RIGHT mouse button. It's the key to the NOTES facility. There are three concepts to understand:

click, drag and release the RIGHT mouse button

the Notes dialog box

File... Notes...

These concepts correspond to the three functions:

highlighting a passage in a book

adding your comments to a passage

looking at notes you've already created

Highlighting a passage in a book

You create a note in the first place by moving the cursor to the start of a passage you want to mark, pressing and holding the RIGHT mouse button, dragging the mouse to the end of the passage and releasing the button. (You can be anywhere in the word when you click and when you release: we'll grab the whole word.)

When you release the RIGHT mouse button, two things happen: the text you've selected gets a yellow background, and the Notes dialog box appears.

The Notes Dialog Box

The left side of the Notes dialog box shows you a kind of directory of existing notes. The Show notes by box lets you decide what notes you'll see. Below that is a File Manager-like tree showing folders for authors, inside them folders for books, and inside them actual notes (as much as will fit in a single line). Like the File Manager, double-clicking on an open folder closes it; double-clicking on a closed folder opens it.

The right side of the Notes dialog box shows you the full note (if one is selected on the left-hand side). This is where you create and edit your comments.

When a note is displayed on the right-hand side, three buttons at the bottom become active: Delete!, Go to text, and to clipboard.  Delete! erases the selected note (although it disappears from the directory listing, it's not really gone until you Close the Notes dialog box; more about this later). Go to text takes you to the book and page containing the note (not too useful when you're creating the note (you're already there), but invaluable later). To clipboard copies the author's name, the book's name, your notes and the highlighted text to the Windows clipboard. You can then paste the clipboard contents into your favorite word processor.

If you Cancel, any changes you've made since the dialog box was opened are discarded (notes you have created, modified or deleted). If you Close (or double-click the upper-left-hand-corner System button), any changes you have made will be saved to disk.

Looking at notes you've already created

If you have a yellow-highlighted passage on your screen, single-clicking the RIGHT mouse button anywhere inside the highlighted area will pop up the Notes dialog box, with the directory positioned on the note.

If there is no yellow-highlighted passage on your screen, you can still get to the Notes dialog box by selecting File... Notes...

Lets talk about the Show notes by box. People other than yourself may have created notes of their own. You can check out their notes by clicking the down-arrow in the combo box on the left. From there, you can scroll through other users' names, or select All to see everybody's notes. If you click the This book radio button, only notes (if any) within the currently displayed book will appear. Clicking All books shows notes by the selected user in any book.

Hints and tricks

Leave the Notes dialog box on screen all the time. You can drag it off the face of the book by clicking and dragging on the Notes title bar. We usually drag the dialog box until it's halfway off the right side of the screen, with only the directory half visible.

To simply mark your place in a book, just tap the RIGHT mouse button. This will create a directory entry for a blank note, which you can return to later. In other words, you don't have to attach any comments at all. You can delete the note when you later return to the book.

Double-click on a note in the directory. This does an automatic Go to text.

If you want to include the passage in your note, hit to clipboard and then paste into the Edit this note window (CTRL-V).

Mark mistakes you find in our texts with a note, and Email us the ayli.not file (Internet users will need to uuencode the file). We'll incorporate your changes into the texts. A blank note is OK: we can probably figure out what you think is wrong just from the highlighted text.


Preference files

As you know, As You Like It™ supports multiple readers on the same system. It distinguishes between readers on the basis of a preference file specified in a Program item icon inside the As You Like It™ group inside the Windows Program Manager.

For the new NOTES facility to work well, a preference file for a particular reader must be named for that reader. If you're the sole user of As You Like It™ on your machine, and don't care how the Notes are attributed, you can skip this whole process.

You have two basic choices: modify an existing icon, or create a new icon.

Either modify an existing icon (Fonzie, or Howard, or Marian, or ...)

Click once on the icon you want to modify

Press and hold the ALT key

Press ENTER, with the ALT key still down

Continue below

or, Create a new icon

Click once on the title bar of the group which will hold the new icon

Select File... New... Program item... OK

Continue below

Continue here

In the Description field, type what you want to appear below the icon (e.g. Bob's serious reading)

In the Command Line field, type ayli followed by a name you wish to have Notes attributed to (e.g. ayli Robert); this name must be 8 characters, or less, with no spaces

In the Working Directory field, type the directory to which you loaded As You Like It™ (e.g. c:\ayli)

Click the OK button

Repeat this process for each As You Like It™ user. You can add new icons at any time later, just before any Notes are created by the new user.


You hear it all the time: People just don't read anymore.  It's true; it's hard.  There's never a convenient time.  There's a deeply felt conviction that there's nothing interesting enough to warrant the overhead of going to a bookstore or library, or digging out old school texts.


Let's see.  There's nothing good to read in computer format.  Anyway, the characters look lousy.  Just what I need, something else to suck up megabytes on my machine.  What, I don't spend enough time already in front of a screen?


There's a world of classic literature out there available essentially for free (the copyrights have expired).  Now admittedly, there's a lot of dated material only an English teacher could love, but there's also great stuff which has stood the test of time.

If you could tweak the appearance of the text to suit you, there's a chance that reading on a computer could be pleasant.

If you carry a laptop, you can carry great books along with you, without taking up any briefcase space.

If a good book were just a double-click away, you might sandwich in some reading amidst your busy schedule.  If it were trivial to pop up a kid's book, you might have to reserve time on your own home machine!

We believe that the ability to customize the appearance of books is crucial to their acceptance on a computer.  The thrust in the business world, towards faithfully reproducing documents as the author thought best, is wrong-headed.  If you want a more readable font, wider margins, narrower line-spacing, you should be able to get it, quickly and easily.  The paradigm of extremely wide, single column text is antequated, a convenience for programmers which makes the end-user suffer.  In short, documents should be presented as you like it.

Finally, we've gone to some lengths to leave the books in a compressed form on your disk.  They are transparently expanded inside the As You Like It™ program.  So, the text takes up less than one-third the space that ordinary ASCII would.  Now, you can store a dozen books in the space of  a WINWORD.HLP file.


We want you to buy the As You Like It™ reader program.  To encourage that purchase, and in support of the philosophy of the Gutenberg Project, the Online Book Initiative, and others, we make the marvelous library of classic literature available to you at cost.  Since we're a small outfit, that translates into "a floppy in a business envelope" ($2 per floppy, postage paid in the US).  For you, that means 1.4 megabytes of data for two bucks.

If you have INTERNET access, the latest offerings are always available free at:

WWW:	http://www.portal.com/~skip/ayli.html

 Anonymous FTP:	ftp.portal.com/pub/arslonga.

We encourage registered owners of As You Like It™ to share the books we mail out.  We will  post the books on various online services, but for this application (at current download pricing), the US Mail may be cheaper.


With As You Like It™, you can change the appearance of a book to suit you, or to match your situation.  The text, the headers and the hypertext links can all be customized.  The Options/Font menu item pops up a list of all the font types As You Like It™ uses.  Click on one and the standard Font Selection menu appears.  Text is for the body of a body; Chapter headings is for the headers; Hypertext links is for the "clickable" text that takes you somewhere (to a specific book from the Library, or to a certain chapter from the TOC).


With As You Like It™, you can change the size of the window, and the size of the text that appears in the window.  If you want, you can use the Font menu item to adjust font sizes; but there's an easier way.

Hitting the + (plus) key will bump up the text size (headers and hypertext links are bumped proportionately).  Hitting the - (minus) key reduces the character size.

Whenever you change the window size, the text is re-flowed to fit the new outline.


With As You Like It™, you get your choice of one- or two-page presentation.  On a high-resolution screen, the two-page display shows more text, and reduces the strain of eye movement (when's the last time you read a newspaper article that was ten inches wide?).

The single-page display is great for medium-resolution screens, or when you're keeping the window small for some reason (hit the "1" key for single-page, "2" for double).

If you don't want us to align the right margins (this sometimes introduces excessive inter-word spacing), select Options... Justification... Ragged text.


With As You Like It™, whenever you close a book, we remember all your fonts, sizes, formats and window positions.  Whenever you click on As You Like It™ again, we put the screen back exactly the way you left it.


With As You Like It™, you can save your place in multiple books.  We've provided five icons to get you started (the mythic(al) Cunningham family).  The overall concept is that each icon has a preferences file linked to it.  Each preference file remembers all the style settings, and the position in a single book.  But, you can make as many icons as you can stand, each with its own preference file.  If you want more than the five we provide, you do have to do a little Windows work to make this happen.

1.	With the Program Manager displayed, and the As You Like It group selected, single-click on the Howard icon.

2.	Hit F8 (the Copy Program Item dialog box appears)

3.	Hit A zero or more times until As You Like It appears in the group field.

4.	Hit ENTER.

5.	Now, you've got another icon in the As You Like It group.

6.	Hit Alt-ENTER (the Program Item Properties dialog box appears).

7.	TAB to the Command Line field.

8.	Hit END to move past the program name.

9.	Type a SPACE and an 8 (or less) character name (no extension).  This name becomes a new preference file name which As You Like It™ can use to remember different settings for different books or people.

10.	While you're here, you can change the Description field of the Program Item Properties dialog box to some mnemonic tag which will appear under the icon. (SHIFT-TAB will move you back there, if you want)

11.	Now, hit ENTER to return to Program Manager.

12.	Repeat these steps for as many icons as you'd like.

If you like the default settings we ship with, you can save yourself Option-fiddling time by copying one of our preference files to your own.  From DOS, in the directory you installed As You Like It™ in, type COPY HOWARD yourfile.  Now you've got all the preferences from Howard, and you can twiddle from there!


With As You Like It™, you can set up one or more As You Like It™ icons, one or more for each member of your family.  Each icon will remember the book it represents, as well as the custom formatting which was in force when the book was last closed.

We've provided five icons to get you started (the mythic(al) Cunningham family).  The overall concept is that each icon has a preferences file linked to it.  Each preference file remembers all the style settings, and the position in a single book.  But, you can make as many icons as you can stand, each with its own preference file.  If you want more than the five we provide, you do have to do a little Windows work to make this happen.

1.	With the Program Manager displayed, and the As You Like It group selected, single-click on the Howard icon.

2.	Hit F8 (the Copy Program Item dialog box appears)

3.	Hit A zero or more times until As You Like It appears in the group field.

4.	Hit ENTER.

5.	Now, you've got another icon in the As You Like It group.

6.	Hit Alt-ENTER (the Program Item Properties dialog box appears).

7.	TAB to the Command Line field.

8.	Hit END to move past the program name.

9.	Type a SPACE and an 8 (or less) character name (no extension).  This name becomes a new preference file name which As You Like It™ can use to remember different settings for different books or people.

10.	While you're here, you can change the Description field of the Program Item Properties dialog box to some mnemonic tag which will appear under the icon. (SHIFT-TAB will move you back there, if you want)

11.	Now, hit ENTER to return to Program Manager.

12.	Repeat these steps for as many icons as you'd like.

If you like the default settings we ship with, you can save yourself Option-fiddling time by copying one of our preference files to your own.  From DOS, in the directory you installed As You Like It™ in, type COPY HOWARD yourfile.  Now you've got all the preferences from Howard, and you can twiddle from there!


How to get books

Executive summary

Medium:	Shareware users	Registered Users
floppy	not applicable	send us $2/floppy
WWW: point your browser at http://www.portal.com/~skip/ayli.html	click on any title under Books for shareware users	click on any title under Books for registered users
FTP: ftp to ftp.portal.com/pub/arslonga	download any title in the SharewareBooks subdirectory (ProductCode.zip)	download any title in the RegisteredBooks subdirectory (ProductCode.zip)

If you click on Library while running As You Like It™, you'll see lists of the available books, sorted in various ways.

If you have INTERNET access, the latest offerings are always available free at:

WWW:	http://www.portal.com/~skip/ayli.html

 Anonymous FTP:	ftp.portal.com/pub/arslonga.

If you aren't on the INTERNET, read on.

Included with the Shareware Release is the first Sherlock Holmes mystery, A Study In Scarlet, by Arthur Conan Doyle.  If you register, you get to order up to 1.2 megabytes worth of literature free with your registration (plus the ability to order more books, at any time, for $2 per floppy, postage paid in the US).  Because we use compression, each floppy holds around 7-10 full-length books.  To the best of our knowledge, nobody else can squeeze this much material onto a single diskette.  How we do it isn't important; what is important is that we can distribute lots of books on a single floppy, or via modem.

See the details in the topic What do I get if I register?

It's important to realize that you pick the books you want; we just put them on a floppy for you.  In keeping with the prevailing attitude on the INTERNET, we'll make additional books available for a modest copying charge ($2 per floppy, postage paid in the US), or free via modem, the INTERNET, Compuserve and so forth.  At today's prevailing communications surcharges, it's possible that it's cheaper to send you new books on a floppy, via US mail.


 Keyboard commands

To:	Type:	or	or
Turn the page	Spacebar	Cursor right	Page down
Turn back a page	Cursor left	Page up
Forward a chapter	CTRL-Cursor right	CTRL-Page down	CTRL-Spacebar
Backward a chapter	CTRL-Cursor left	CTRL-Page up
Back to the beginning	Home	Alt-T	plain old T (TOC)
Look for more books	Alt-L	plain old L (Library)
Make the text bigger	+	^
Make the text smaller	-	v
Display a single page	1
Display two pages	2
Change (any of the) fonts	ALT-O F
Change justification	ALT-O J
Change spacing	ALT-O S
Change colors	ALT-O C


Mouse commands

To:	on the command line:	or
Turn the page	Click on >	Click anywhere on the right side of the page
Turn back a page	Click on <	Click anywhere on the left side of the page
Forward a chapter	Click on >>	CTRL - Click anywhere on the right side of the page
Backward a chapter	Click on <<	CTRL - Click anywhere on the left side of the page
Back to the beginning	Click on TOC (Table of Contents)
Look for more books	Click on Library
Make the text bigger	Click on ^
Make the text smaller	Click on v
Display a single page	Click on []
Display two pages	Click on []|[]
Change (any of the) fonts	Click on Option/Font
Change justification	Click on Option/Justification
Change spacing	Click on Option/Spacing
Change colors	Click on Option/Colors
Create a note	click and drag RIGHT mouse button
Find text	Click on File/Find
Review/edit notes	Click on File/Notes


Thanks for considering registering As You Like It™!  For $20 ($15 if you're a student, teacher or senior citizen) you get all the following stuff (pricing guaranteed through June 1995):

1.	The latest version of As You Like It™

2.	The next version of As You Like It™

3.	Free customization of your version of As You Like It™ to include a dedication, if you want, just as you might write a personalized note inside the cover of a book you're giving as a gift.  Did we mention that As You Like It™ would make an ideal gift?

4.	Free support via mail, Compuserve, Prodigy, the INTERNET, or phone (you pay for the call, though).  Also, you can ask for enhancements via the same paths.

5.	A periodic newsletter detailing the latest titles available

6.	Another floppy-ful of books (has to fit on a single floppy; see below for details)

7.	The ability to order even more books essentially at cost

8.	A good feeling in the pit of your stomach

About the additional books

This is quasi-technical, but it ends up being good for you.  Here's the story. There's a list here that contains an alphabetical list of the currently available books.  There are three columns in the list: a product code, the book's size in kilobytes, and the book's title.  What you have to do is: select the books you want, add up the sizes, and make sure the sum is less than the number of kilobytes on a floppy (1,200 for 3.5", 1,000 for 5.25" (We need some space for the installer, etc.)).  Then transcribe the product codes onto the order form.  We'll make up the floppy and send it with your registered copy of As You Like It™.

There, that wasn't so bad!  Plus, we think you'll be surprised how many books will fit on a floppy.

For gift copies, we'll include a form that the recipient can use to order her free books.

You can share the books you order freely with anybody who has a registered version of As You Like It™.

Click here for an order form you can print out

Click here for a pre-addressed envelope you can print out


Umm, yes.  No audio, no motion video, no extensive hypertext jumping around to related topics, no multi-media pizazz.  But, As You Like It™ does one thing exceedingly well: it provides you with a tool to explore the world of great literature how you want, when you want, at a price we hope you find reasonable.

There are two main differences between As You Like It™ and the other book reader programs out there:

1.	we present the books almost as beautifully as conventional printing.

2.	we keep the books compressed, so you not only don't need a CD-ROM, they take up less space on your system than their (ugly) ASCII equivalents.


Ars Longa Group, Ltd.

PO Box 10085

Trenton, NJ  08650

(609) 586-1995

(As You Like It™ Version 1.2 - pricing guaranteed through June 1995)

Vital info

Your name	_________________________________________________

Your street address	_________________________________________________

Your city/state	_________________________________________________

Your zip/postal code	_________________________________________________

Your Email address	_________________________________________________

Optional info

Daytime phone	(_______)  _________ - ______________

Evening phone	(_______)  _________ - ______________

Where you heard of us	__________________________________________________

Ordering info

(We apologize, but As You Like It™ is available only on 1.4M 3.5" floppy.)

I want	___ copies of As You Like It™ at _______ apiece,

and	___ copies of As You Like It™ at _______ apiece.  ($15 if you certify that a copy is for a student, teacher or senior citizen; $20 otherwise.  New Jersey residents, we'll pick up the sales tax.)   I am enclosing cash, a check or money order (in US funds) in the amount of __________, payable to Ars Longa Group, Ltd.   Also include, at no additional charge, the books whose product codes I've listed below (You should already have added up the file sizes to make sure they'll all fit (see the list):

_________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

Dedication info (optional, too)

Donee's name	_________________________________________________

Your message (or provide a separate sheet, especially for multiple orders)

_________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

Comments or requests


The Ars Longa Group, Ltd.

PO Box 10085

Trenton, NJ  08650


As You Like It™ is Copyright (c) 1994, 1995 - All Rights Reserved.

by Ars Longa Group, Ltd.

Contact info

US mail/phone

Ars Longa Group, Ltd.

PO Box 10085

Trenton, NJ  08650

(609) 586-1995

Email

Compuserve	75260,2077

Prodigy	JKKD88A

AOL	SKenn61700

INTERNET	skip@shell.portal.com.

Books, updates, product news

World Wide Web	http://www.portal.com/~skip/ayli.html

Anonymous FTP	ftp.portal.com/pub/arslonga

AOL	Keyword FTP	ftp.portal.com/pub/arslonga

Compuserve	GO FTP	ftp.portal.com/pub/arslonga

Authors, publishers, corporations: your inquiries are welcome!

Legal stuff

License Agreement:

This software is provided on a trial basis for a 60 (sixty) day period. This is intended to allow 30 days to decide on the purchase of this software, and 30 days to purchase a copy.  After 60 days, should you decide not to purchase this software, you must remove all copies from your system.  By using this software you are agreeing to these terms.

Warranty:

This software is sold on an as-is basis.  The author specifically disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied.  In no event shall the author be liable for any loss of profit or any other damage including but not limited to special, incidental, consequential or other damages including damages to a third party.  By using this software you are agreeing to these terms.  If these terms are not agreeable, do not use this software.

Availability:

The availability of titles is subject to change without notice.  This is not really a cop-out: we are discovering that books declared "in the public domain" on the INTERNET may not actually be "in the public domain".  While we would expect that erstwhile copyright owners would work to have their titles removed from the INTERNET, it's possible they would pursue Ars Longa Group, instead.

________________________________________________________

WINDOWS and MS-DOS are trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation, copyright 1990-1993.

PKWARE, PKZIP, PKUNZIP and PKSFX  are registered trademarks of PKWARE, Inc.

U.S. Government Restricted Rights:

Use, duplication or disclosure by the Government is subject to restrictions set forth in subparagraph (a) through (d) of the Commercial Computer Restricted Rights clause at FAR 52.227-19 when applicable, or subparagraph (c) (1) (ii) of the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at DFARS 252.227-1013, and in similar clauses in the NASA FAR Supplement.


Product code	Kb	Title
54005	18	A Child's Garden of Verses
19801	59	A Christmas Carol
57803	228	A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court
57805	5	A Ghost Story
54403	231	A Girl of the Limberlost
12201	127	A Little Princess
57809	3	A New Crime
12407	119	A Princess of Mars
20801	84	A Study in Scarlet
19806	263	A Tale of Two Cities
57817	295	A Tramp Abroad
02801	87	Aesop's Fables
13801	56	Alexander's Bridge
13601	57	Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
04404	10	Alladin and the Lamp
30801	98	An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
42201	174	Anne of Avonlea
42202	195	Anne of Green Gables
42203	160	Anne of the island
58801	129	Around the World in 80 days
12401	91	At the Earth's Core
03401	116	Cast Upon The Breakers
57001	17	Civil Disobedience
20402	16	Collected Articles
62801	26	Collected Verse
44203	32	Common Sense
45602	12	Crito
19601	39	Discourse on Reason
54201	293	Dracula
06404	286	Emma
31601	84	Essays in Radical Empiricism
57804	8	Extracts from Adam's Diary
27801	275	Far from the Madding Crowd
02001	67	Flatland
51001	134	Frankenstein, or, The Modern Prometheus
54402	159	Freckles
58802	186	From the Earth to the Moon
20601	138	George Sand, Some Aspects of her Life and Writings
17001	79	Heart of Darkness
26001	107	Herland
28802	2	Hippocratic Oath and Law
20808	128	His Last Bow
20806	109	Hound of the Baskervilles
50002	411	Ivanhoe
12404	136	Jungle Tales of Tarzan
46401	124	Just David
31402	25	Legend of Sleepy Hollow
30601	1,067	Les Miserables
17002	251	Lord Jim
06401	282	Mansfield Park
62401	88	Maria, or The Wrongs of Woman
57807	178	Mark Twain's Speeches
40603	414	Moby Dick
57808	2	My Watch
57810	6	Niagra
53201	37	No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority
06402	143	Northanger Abbey
13802	109	O Pioneers!
40801	92	On liberty
55001	121	On the Art of War
08001	52	Oroonoko; or, The Royal Slave
14801	116	Orthodoxy
37201	172	Our Mr. Wrenn, or The Romantic Adventures of a Gentle Man
41402	178	Paradise Lost
41403	39	Paradise Regained
42801	73	Parnassus on Wheels
06403	150	Persuasion
06801	97	Peter Pan
57811	5	Political Economy
41001	15	Renascence, and Other Poems
27803	272	Return of the Native
12202	33	Sara Crewe
19805	2	Second Violin
17005	34	Secret Sharer
06405	215	Sense and Sensibility
12410	121	Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar
12411	160	Tarzan of the Apes
27804	289	Tess of the d'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman
57819	186	The $30,000 Bequest
57801	212	The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
20803	194	The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
57802	145	The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
59001	236	The Aeneid
36401	196	The Arabian Night's Entertainments
14901	126	The Awakening and Other Short Stories
12402	116	The Beasts of Tarzan
20809	157	The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes
46201	5	The Cask of Amontillado
19802	66	The Chimes
13401	35	The City of the Sun
19803	67	The Cricket on the Hearth
24801	228	The Damnation of Theron Ware
28401	4	The Gift of the Magi
12403	152	The Gods of Mars
57806	10	The Great Revolution in Pitcairn
28001	202	The House of the Seven Gables
13602	12	The Hunting of the Snark
51401	271	The Jungle
35201	102	The Jungle Book
04401	1,198	The King James' Bible
20810	147	The Lost World
07201	92	The Marvelous Land of Oz
27802	228	The Mayor of Casterbridge
20804	162	The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes
12406	106	The Monster Men
16402	355	The Moonstone
20401	80	The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
06602	30	The New Atlantis
42401	1	The Night before Christmas
52604	88	The Oedipus Trilogy
11801	118	The Pilgrim's Progress
46203	13	The Pit and the Pendulum
20811	60	The Poison Belt
57812	140	The Prince and the Pauper
30001	108	The Prisoner of Zenda
17803	92	The Red Badge of Courage
45603	214	The Republic
20805	207	The Return of Sherlock Holmes
12408	164	The Return of Tarzan
16004	10	The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
28002	169	The Scarlet Letter
43801	169	The Scarlet Pimpernel
12203	157	The Secret Garden
20802	83	The Sign of Four
12409	171	The Son of Tarzan
38002	74	The Song of Hiawatha
13803	305	The Song of the Lark
54004	51	The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
46206	4	The Tell-tale Heart
60402	63	The Time Machine
57816	110	The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson
20807	109	The Valley of Fear
18803	387	The Voyage of the Beagle
12413	105	The Warlord of Mars
07202	76	The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
13604	65	Through the Looking Glass
20812	95	Through the Magic Door
12412	93	Thuvia, Maid of Mars
57814	66	Tom Sawyer Abroad
57815	45	Tom Sawyer, Detective
54002	134	Treasure Island
60001	129	Up from Slavery: An Autobiography
42601	76	Utopia
60403	119	War of the Worlds
57818	191	What Is Man? and Other Essays
11201	67	Wuthering heights