Textkit’s fantastic but like any other Internet entity its human cells are completely replaced every few years, resulting in not a little (‘nonnullus’?) tombstone talk (with not so much as a “you are number X in line …â€)
For example, Mingshey drew attention Mar 10, 2008 to the fact that wrongly ordered pages in a downloadable file had never been righted (“To Jeff. D’Ooge pages in wrong orderâ€). Inquit: “Can it be taken care of sooner or later, please.†The rest was silence.
In fact, nobody answers to the name of Jeff any longer. Benissimus, Bellumpaxque, Episcopus et many others are “whirled beyond the circuit of the shuddering Bear … to a sleepy corner†(pace T.S. Eliot).
Currently, our DOWNLOAD wizard is Edonnelly. I can only quote Vergil to express my admiration of his services: “deus nobis haec otia fecitâ€. For example:
http://www.edonnelly.com/google.html
However, I’ve recently learnt a lot of Latin from a downloaded beauty that seems to have eluded even the redoubtable Edonnelly, namely, Daniell’s New Latin Composition):
http://books.google.com/books?id=oLMAAA ... ygTUsLn6DA
Complete with Key:
http://books.google.com/books?id=mbMAAA ... ygTUsLn6DA
As for those missing D’Ooge pages, try Google Books:
http://books.google.com/books?id=W80RAA ... 9Dg&pgis=1
Google is not totally reliable either, but at least pages 83 and 143 are where you’d expect to find them.
Cheers,
Int