The picture of Dorian Gray (http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/174) is 47th and The picture of Dorian Gray (http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/4078) is 99th. I guess these are different editions but it seems a little odd nonetheless. The bibrec of the more recent edition lack two subject entries the earlier one lists. The other story I want to mention has to do with 2 books that I had cleared that I am not able to proceed with at this time. gbn0307140503: Unknown, The Reason Why--Natural History. bill jenness <cr502@freenet.carleton.ca>. 1860c. 7/24/2003. ok. and gbn0307140507: warren colburn, Arithmetic upon the inductive method of instruction.... bill jenness <cr502@freenet.carleton.ca>. 1856p1826c. 7/24/2003. ok. These books are no longer in my possesion and my scanner is toast, I am limping along with a p166 until I can afford to pickup some new equipment. I have "The Reason Why" partially scanned but that won't do anyone much good as the bulb got progressively more discolored as I went along. If there is someone in Ottawa (Canada) who could scan them in, I could probably get my hands back on them but they do not belong to me and I would need them returned.