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Old 03-14-2010, 04:14 AM   #39
Fringecup
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I really like finding books written from the mid-1800s to the 1940s; most seem to be out of print, so I've used the mobileread book selections as well as Project Gutenburg and other free sites. I discovered Sax Rohmer's books this way as well as many others like E. Phillips Oppenheim's First WW spy stories. Other people's suggestions are important to me too. I just discovered the ebook version of The Lord of the Rings that way the other day. What a hoot!!
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