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The sample directory contains a few files with quotes that can be used
while testing styles.

I'll complete this file when I've reorganized my books and audio cd's.

If someone makes a nice bibtex file of these, the quotes can also be
used in testing bibliographic references and citations.

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\NC \bf file    \NC \bf author            \NC \bf source \NC \NR
\HL
%NC stork.tex   \NC David   F. Stork      \NC \NC \NR
\NC knuth.tex   \NC Donald  E. Knuth      \NC \NC \NR
\NC tufte.tex   \NC Edward  R. Tufte      \NC \NC \NR
\NC reich.tex   \NC Steve      Reich      \NC \NC \NR
\NC materie.tex \NC Louis      Andriessen \NC De Materie \NC \NR
\NC douglas.tex \NC Douglas R. Hofstadter \NC \NC \NR
\NC dawkins.tex \NC            Dawkins    \NC \NC \NR
\NC ward.tex    \NC Peter   D. Ward       \NC The Life and Death of Planet Earth \NC \NR
\NC zapf.tex    \NC Hermann    Zapf       \NC About micro-typography and the hz-program, \endgraf
                                              Electronic Publishing, vol. 6(3), \endgraf
                                              283-288 (September 1993) \NC \NR
\NC bryson.tex  \NC Bill       Bryson     \NC A Short History of Nearly Everything, \endgraf
                                              Random House, 2003 \NC \NR
\NC davis.tex   \NC Kenneth C. Davis      \NC Don't Know Much About History, \endgraf
                                              Everything You Need to Know About American
                                              History but Never Learned, \endgraf
                                              HarperCollins, 2003 \NC \NR
\NC thuan.tex   \NC Trinh Xuan Thuan      \NC Chaos and Harmony, Perspectives on Scientific
                                              Revolutions of the Twentieth Century, \endgraf
                                              Oxford University Press, 2001 \NC \NR
\NC hawking.tex \NC Steve W. Hawking      \NC The Universe in a Nutshell, Bantam Books
                                              Random House, 2001 \NC \NR
\NC linden.tex  \NC Eugene Linden         \NC The Winds of Change, Climate, Weather, and the
                                              Destruction of Civilizations, \endgraf
                                              Simon \& Schuster, 2006, p.106 \NC \NR
\NC weisman.tex \NC Alan Weisman          \NC The World Without Us, \endgraf
                                              Thomas Dunne Books, 2007, p.160 \NC \NR
\NC montgomery.tex \NC David R Montgomery \NC Dirt, The Erosion of Civilizations, \endgraf
                                              University of California Press, 2007, p.199 \NC \NR
\NC carrol.tex \NC Sean B. Carrol         \NC The Making of the Fittest, \endgraf
                                              Quercus, London, 2006 \NC \NR
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% Tufte: This quote will always produce hyphenated text, apart from the content,
% it's a pretty good test case for protruding.

% Ward: I should find a quote in the extremely well written Rare Earth as well. All Wards
% books excell.

% A Short History of Nearly Everything: I wish that I had the memory to remember this book
% verbatim.

% Chaos and Harmony: very nice and well written book, but the typography is rather bad:
% quite visible inter-character spacing in a text that can be typeset quite well by \TeX.

% The Universe in a Nutshell: a beautiful designed book, (companion of A Short History
% of Time).

% The World Without Us: A properly typeset, very readable book. Read it and you'll look at
% the world around you differently (and a bit more freightened).

% Dirt, The Erosion of Civilizations: one of those books that you buy immediately after
% reading a few sentences. Also one of those books that every politician should read.

% The Making of the Fittest: nice sample for color ans subsentence testing. A very
% readable book but unfortunately it has inter-character spacing.

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