1838 novels, #10-14

[riddella]

random_order	title_id	last_name	title_main	publisher_name	num_chapters	filename	note
10	15891	Tuite	The Reclaimed Family	Simpkin	57	15891__chp19of57_seed15891.html
11	16715	Bethune	Tales and Sketches of the Scottish Peasantry	Fraser and Co.	10	16715__chp3of10_seed16715.html	8 stories; one divided into 3 chapters; ignore poems
12	15812	Collingridge	A Night Near Windsor	James Fraser	Intro+7+5	15812__collingridge_night_near_windsor_chp13of13_seed15812.html
13	4300	Smith	Jane Lomax	Henry Colburn	11+12+12	4300__chp18of35_seed4300.html
14	15877	BTAO "The Jew and his Daughter converted to Christianity"	The Curate's Grave	Richard Moore Tims	12	15877__chp5of12_seed15877.html

[leschnei]

Thanks!

[leschnei]

Just double checking -- is the randomly selected chapter the "random_order"?

[riddella]

Chapter is in the filename. Ignore the "random_order" column.

So, 15891__chp19of57_seed15891 -- so chapter 19

[leschnei]

I’m not seeing the file name on the Github page... -- the table above doesn't show it the way that you've sent it to me.

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Chapter is in the filename. Ignore the "random_order" column.

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[riddella]

Can you scroll the table horizontally, so it shows cells on the far right which are currently off the page?

[leschnei]

Yes! Thank you!

[leschnei]

Tuite.txt

[leschnei]

Bethune.txt

[leschnei]

For "A Night Near Windsor" - am I encoding the chapter from "A Tale of the Turf"? That's the only one of the two collections with 5 chapters, excluding the intro at the very beginning.

[riddella]

@leschnei good catch! There are more chapters in that book. I've re-sampled a chapter for the book: encode the last chapter in the entire book (so from A Tale of the Turf).

[ayarnell]

@riddella Created PR for the Tuite and Bethune chapters.

[ayarnell]

@leschnei There were a couple things that were flagged by the qc script in these texts, and a couple things I noticed weren't following the more recent encoding instructions:

• chapter titles should be commented out
• epigraphs and similar blocks of text are meant to go in <div> tags. You can also mark the end of lines with a <br> tag
• empty <p> tags will be flagged by the qc script.
• Comments are written like <!-- --> Watch out for spaces between the exclamation point and first dash, that will break the comment.

Thanks! :-)

[leschnei]

Thanks, Amy!

[riddella]

@leschnei I'm sorry I forgot to update you about some of these changes. I think when we started things, I likely told you to use, say, empty <p> tags. This turned out to be wrong (it violates an HTML5 rule).

I think the guidelines should be accurate now: https://github.com/random-canon/random-canon/blob/master/novel-encoding-instructions.md If you see anything that doesn't make sense or doesn't align with your experience, please let me know.

[leschnei]

@riddella Not a problem! Thanks for the clarification!

[leschnei]

Collingridge.txt

[ayarnell]

@riddella Opened PR #13 for the Collingridge text.

[leschnei]

Smith.txt

[ayarnell]

@riddella Opened PR #14 for Smith text.

[leschnei]

CurateGrave.txt