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Reading

“ This link allows you to cycle through several viewing options, each one with a different screen margins that may make it easier for you to read the text on the screen. Many people find that shorter lines of text are easier to read than longer lines. If you find the default line unsatisfactory, try clicking this link a few times. The option you choose will be saved for all the pages you visit, but you can change it at any time. Hide/show page links: This link allows you to hide or show the page links that go down the left side of the screen, just to the right of the menus. ”
Source: Wikisource

Reading

“ A second way to explore works about a particular topic is by using the wiki categories given for the works. This is also like searching a library catalogue. The major categories are currently on the front page of Wikisource. These are:
Category:Works by genre - fiction, drama, parody, ... Category:Works by subject - business, nature, politics, ... Category:Works by type - books, essays, letters, plays, ... Category:Works by country - United States, France, Ethiopia, ... Category:Authors by era - Medieval authors, modern authors, ...
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Source: Wikisource

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“ Category:Authors by nationality - Australian authors, Polish authors, ... These categories are hierarchical, in that many categories have subordinate categories as well as works (or authors) that are in the named category. At each level the next level is indicated by an entry such as
[+] Fiction‎ (10 C, 301 P)
This indicates that in the fiction category there are 10 sub-categories and 301 items (not including sub-categories) .
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Source: Wikisource

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