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World Literature

• 1661
• Aelfric. Life of St. Eugenia
• Old English text with words hot-linked to glossary.

• 1662
• Aelfric. Life of St. Oswald
• Old English text with words hot-linked to glossary.

• 1663
• Aelfric. Lives of Saints
• Old English texts.

• 1664
• Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus
• Synopsis of chapters with illustrations and quotes.

• 1665
• My Hideous Progeny: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
• Information on Shelley, Frankenstein and the Gothic period.

• 1666
• The Last Man - Mary Shelley
• A hypertext version by Steven E. Jones.

• 1667
• Frankenstein
• Complete work in text format.

• 1668
• This Mortal Immortal
• Complete text.

• 1669
• GradeSaver: Winter's Tale
• Summary and analysis. Includes a biography, message board, and background information.

• 1670
• MIT: The Winter's Tale
• Scene indexed HTML of the complete text.

• 1671
• Shakespeare: The mixture of styles in Shakespeare's last plays: The Winter's Tale and The Tempest
• An essay: Liz Lewis argues that the plays defy the usual progression found in the comic genre: from disorder to harmony.

• 1672
• The Winter's Tale
• HTML version of the play.

• 1673
• Titles From The Winter's Tale
• A listing of book and play titles taken from The Winter's Tale.

• 1674
• William Shakespeare info: The Winters Tale
• Full text, plot summary, first performances, and quotes.

• 1675
• MIT: Richard III
• Scene-indexed HTML of the complete text.

• 1676
• Renascence Editions: Richard III
• Unindexed HTML of the complete text.

• 1677
• Richard III
• A summary and analysis of Richard the Third written by Harvard students. Links, historical background, and Shakespeare biography.

• 1678
• Titles from Richard III
• A listing of book and play titles taken from Richard III.

• 1679
• William Shakespeare info: Richard III
• Full text, plot summary, first performances, and quotes.

• 1680
• Shakespeare's Treatment of Women in Tragedies
• An essay analyzing Shakespeare's treatment of women in the tragedies Hamlet, Othello and Antony and Cleopatra.