mikekn

Does anyone have free access to the various Oxford Journals that are on-line?

They've got a few things I'd like to see in "Notes and Queries" and the "Review of English Studies"

EDIT:
Got the "Review of English Studies" (thanks shadowpony!)

Still need the following:
Notes and Queries, Volume s6-X, Number 250, Pp. 289
Notes and Queries, Volume s6-X, Number 256, Pp. 418
Notes and Queries, Volume s6-X, Number 261, Pp. 524
Notes and Queries, Volume s6-XI, Number 264, Pp. 55

They are all from 1884 and 1885, so even places that have the journal may not go back that far. I can get them from http://nq.oxfordjournals.org but they want $16 each (and I don't expect them to be that useful to begin with).

I took a half day on Friday so that shadowpony and I could head up to starseeker1221's place at a reasonable time. It was a nice theory. We got out of here around 3, made pretty good time into NJ, but then we started hitting traffic and construction. Of course it didn't help that I kept changing what route we were going to go :) After a few stops, I think we got in around 9:30 - just in time for a late dinner (well, at least the place was still open). After dinner we chatted for a little while, but quickly collapsed.

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"To converse with Scandal is to play at Losing Loadum,
you must lose a good name to him, before you can win it for yourself."
- William Congreve, Love for Love (act I, sc. 2), 1695