Wunnerful stuff Max - it's earned a dedicated link on my d-top!

A rather tasty new addition to my list, imo:
http://www.realliteraturedir.com/

nice, Max, thanks!

Wow, that's awesome! Thanks for your link.

Oh!This is very good ! Jackie, someone told me you never read
Shakespeare.It's in this your link , thanks very much! I clicked on Bards and then you get the complete works! Macbeth: Where shall we three meet again? In thunder, lightning or in rain. Magic!

I've just been pointed to a neat site that I've added to my list. Ancientscripts.com - well worth a look.

Pretty cool. Thanks again for doing this, Max. The site looks better than ever. I smiled when I saw the disclaimer...and the Arsenal logo!

I notice that this page now has links to some charity sites. Is the page legitimate, or a scam of some sort?

Max's site? no scam from him, definitely. it is a privately owned page, after all. he may be trying to recoup a bit of the cost.

he's got a nice tribute link for Edmund Hillary.

Here's another:
http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20080113

thanks, what a good list.

Hi Alexis and welcome

Anybody know what the Latin on that page says?

Subject to correction by Nuncle: These links are offered for entertainment only and should be taken with a grain of salt. Let the reader beware.

These links are offered for entertainment only and should be taken with a grain of salt. Let the reader beware.

Yes, that seems to be what it says.

right up on top of Max's list is Bartleby.com, which is an excellent resource.

a while back I got this note from a reader:
I wanted to let you know about ReadPrint.com -- a massive non-profit library similar to Bartleby -- except its far better organized and user friendly. We've been using it extensively in school nowadays -- it's great for doing research since you can search within the books.

from a glance, it looks pretty good.

ReadPrint seems to be on that Max guy's page as well.

I'm probably not in the appropriate thread here, but I'm a newcomer, so looking forward to communicating with some of you, and of course learning a lot. I saw a thread where some were discussing the place of the apostrophe, which made me realise I have come to the right place for help. You see, my grammar needs a lot of attention and there's a lot I need to learn in that area, so hoping some of you will help educate this mature student.

Okay, here's your first test - can you repeat this sentence without mangling any vowels - "Australia will win the next Bledisloe Cup."

can you repeat this sentence without mangling any vowels - "Australia will win the next Bledisloe Cup due entirely to their outstanding Kiwi coach"

Touché!

The origin of this thread: "Where can I look it up" is a storehouse and wealthy of info. Just found it. Thanks so much.

As to 'grammatic ' stranger
at the top of the page. Welcome. I just joined in June 08. There is so much stuff here you will love it. The apostrophe
discussion is what got me started. Enjoy

Yes, I think that the good, so could not help but reply, but it seems there is a better way

Welcome Coel.....