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Freebooknotes.com is always an excellent resource. Cliff notes for Hound of the Baskervilles, by Arthur Conan Doyle can be found in the following link: http://www.freebooknotes.com/book.php3?id=191

If you want to read the entire book online check out http://www.online-literature.com/doyle/baskervilles/

BTW, you can always google for hound of the baskerville +cliff notes for additional links. Remember, Google is your friend

Hope this helps

BTW, it's not a stupid book, but a fine piece of literature

The description of the fabric of reality sounds more like music to my ears (and damn good music, for that matter).

Ever read about Calabi-Yau manifolds and it's applications to superstring theory? If it's not pure music then I don't know what it is

But really, cosmology is very exciting to read and it can sound like fine literature if in the hands of a skilled writer

__Xzyx987X said:

Wow, that's a great site. I always suspected there must be a few places that hosted some of the classics that are now in public domain but I was never able to find a decent one before now. Some of the books there, like 1984, I've been meaning to read for a while now too. As for that other link, too many funny looking symbols for me to understand .

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Check out http://www.bartleby.com for your literary needs as well