The first essay written is prefaced with a historical comment and a hyper-link to a historical comment
about a coed who struck up a dialogue about the set of essays which she had purchased in the college bookstore.
When viewing on your screen any-essay-text you will be able to click on a hyper-link at the RIGHT-end
of a line just above the text of the essay --- with the words "Following-Essay" --- to see the essay
written NEXT-AFTER the essay you are viewing at the moment. IT IS LIKE TURNING A BOOK PAGE FORWARD.
When viewing on your screen any-essay-text you will be able to click on a hyper link at the LEFT-end
of a line just above the text of the essay --- with the words "Previous-Essay" --- to see the essay
written JUST-BEFORE the essay you are viewing at the moment. IT IS LIKE TURNING A BOOK PAGE BACKWARD.
Thus you can start with the first essay a7309011.htm and read essays-in-order as far you wish.
You can click on any hyper-link Home-Page to start over if you see
no other hyper-link that you want to try.
To continue, click on one of the hyper-links above.
Return to Home-Page when done with the above.
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Return to Home-Page when done with either of the above.
Read all of the following before clicking on a hyperlink!
a7309011.htm is the "name" of the web page which shows the first essay
written during the writer's first academic sabbatical. Clicking on a7309011.htm
will show on your screen the first essay written --- in the year 1973 in the 09th month on the 11th day.
The format of the essay-name is @yymmdd; where @ = a means 1900's, @ = b means 2000's; and # is a sequence
number for the essay during that day.