Elfinspell.com: An open source multimedia gallery of authors, artists, My Liary, original T-shirts,

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Web Name: Elfinspell.com: An open source multimedia gallery of authors, artists, My Liary, original T-shirts,

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Elfinspell.com: An open source multimedia gallery of authors, artists, My Liary, original T-shirts, primary sources in Art, Literature and Invention, Lump of Coal, stocking stuffers, Raw Rocks, Pre-diamonds, online primary source texts, original content, free online books and art Getting ready,getting set,soon.....sooooon!!!Rats! Soon is taking too long!Come and see what's up so far- (Psssst!! Hey Bobby!! Where did you say you put the keys to this place???) PLUSTake your lumps (and give a few): We'll Help! Heh, Heh, Heh! See how in our Garden * The quotes come from The Shakspeare Calendar; or, WIT AND WISDOM for Every Day in the Year, edited by William C. Richards; New York: George P. Putnam; 1850.Thanks to other generous, brainy types:Free JavaScripts provided(and modified by straydoc for Elfinspell)by Peg Duggan at The JavaScript Source!Also, for free, Eric Bosrup's little text tip tool, a javascript called overlib. BORING DETAILS:About Permission (or not) to Use the Content of this site:The texts new and old are newly prepared and adapted for the Internet. They have been typed not scanned. Some texts are in the public domain, any others are used with permission granted by the copyright holders. In the process, gentle emendations have been done and so noted in the source code. (There can never be too many proofreaders!). While emending the older works, there is always the chance that we might have added our own typos, although the texts are checked line by line with the original (of the older works). Therefore, these are not exact reproductions of the public domain texts, although changes are very slight (a different footnote system, obvious typos fixed, etc.) Occasionally, new notes and new pictures are also included (with a note signifying that it is new). The author of these portions of the text, etc. is the copyright holder. Therefore, please ask permission before using any of the content of the site. It is okay to use small portions (a few lines, a paragraph, etc.) with a reference to the page, as is usual and the honest thing to do. We do like to share and it is easy to get our okay. Copies of any the texts, etc., may be freely copied for classroom (real ones!) purposes. You don't have to tell us then but we would truly love knowing any of our stuff is useful. Hearing from you makes learning what a psili or dasia is and what href means all worthwhile.About Typos, including formatting problems, or usability issues with your browser:If you see a typo, we'd appreciate hearing about it! In the older texts, please use the site search engine and make sure it is really an error and not a variant spelling in use in that period. As for punctuation, the style of the times has been preserved and varies quite substantially and most marvellously from today. Therefore, please read a fair portion of the text to try to see if an error is really present. Many of the texts use British spelling (colour, valour, grey, traveller, etc.), as well. Proofreading is truly an endless task and we gratefully welcome (and will acknowledge) any help you wish to provide.We try to be legible and visible to all, but it isn't all that easy at times. Especially the text in Ancient Greek. Internet Explorer 6 works well. Older browsers and others that don't use Style Sheets might not work correctly. We are sorry and are actively working on the cross-browser dilemma. Wanna help? Tell us what isn't working right and what browser and computer you are using and we'll work on it. Or tell us how to fix it, if you know where we err.

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Elfinpell.com - An open source multimedia gallery of new authors, artists and primary sources in Art, Literature and Invention, online e-books, publishing the unique gift journal My Liary by Susan Rhoads and Luann Overstreet, in support of new authors, new artists; with Original T-shirts, lumps of coal. Texts inc. primary source history in English translation: An Italian Portrait Gallery by Paolo Giovio, Froissart's Chronicles, Villani's Chronicle, Queed by Henry Sydnor Harrison, Mother's Geese, Mark Lemon's Jest Book, The Sparrowgrass Papers by Frederick S. Cozzens, The Shakspeare Calendar, Sallust, Mimes of Herodas, Herondas, Heliodorus The Aethiopica, Count Lucanor,

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