References to books are given in the following format:
| (Title, chapter, page) - for example (AoGG, ch 3, 4th page) |
but here '4th page' refers
to the 4th page of the given chapter, rather than the 4th
page of the whole book. A little clumsy, perhaps, but there is
a reason.
The idea behind it is that page numbering varies
between different editions, so that there is no use referring
to page numbers in the ordinary way.
But the chances are that
there will be roughly the same number of pages in any
given chapter, so that a reference to pages within a chapter
should not be more than a page or so out either way.
Near enough at any rate to be an improvement on just giving
the chapter number.
In case anyone wonders, the actual editions I'm using are the
hardback versions that are (or were) most readily available here
in England, pubished by Harrap.
Book titles abbreviated as follows:
| AoGG | Anne of Green Gables |
| AoA | Anne of Avonlea |
| AotI | Anne of the Island |
| AoWW | Anne of Windy Willows/Poplars |
| AHoD | Anne's House of Dreams |
| AoI | Anne of Ingleside |
| RV | Rainbow Valley |
| RoI | Rilla of Ingleside |
| CoA | Chronicles of Avonlea |
| FCoA | Further Chronicles of Avonlea |
| Last updated 10th May 1999 |
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