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Sophy Chunge
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Is it possible to find old books like Shakespear's plays online in soft copy form? I am looking for The Merchant of Venice first. If you can give me suggestions of other books written centuries ago, I will appreciate.
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You can try this website: /www.gutenberg.org. You will get ebooks of many books that are now in public domain.
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I'll echo the Gutenberg comment. I'd also just type the name of the work you are looking for into Google. You'll almost always find a free PDF version somewhere.
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Yeah, you can find the e book version of any book that was written at least 50 years ago. You will mostly find plays and poetry because they are older genre. I would suggest you to read "Every man in his humour" by Ben Johnson.
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Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë is one of my favorites.
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Is there an e-book version of this? I actually haven't seen any.
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