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Sep. 5th, 2010 10:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ellarienFor some reason, John Buchan's The Courts of the Morning still seems to be in copyright here, when most of the rest of his oeuvre isn't.
Places that have free public domain ebooks: manybooks.org, feedbooks.com. (A lot of them are just recycled Gutenberg editions, mind.) Also en.wikisource.org, though those are some-assembly-required for offline reading. And the thing I found there that I couldn't find anywhere else ... let's just say there are probably reasons why it's obscure these days, even if it is the source of a classic and amusing piece of verse.
Places that have free public domain ebooks: manybooks.org, feedbooks.com. (A lot of them are just recycled Gutenberg editions, mind.) Also en.wikisource.org, though those are some-assembly-required for offline reading. And the thing I found there that I couldn't find anywhere else ... let's just say there are probably reasons why it's obscure these days, even if it is the source of a classic and amusing piece of verse.