Bards - Pied Piper

[kyleena of the rom]

Greetings Katitcha from L. Kyleena of the Rom,
    Concerning your request for information on the Pied Piper of Hamelin.  
As previously reported, is is by Robert Browning, but I have found an on 
line copy of it complete with Illustrations by Kate Greenway.
    My apologies for not being able to just give you the on line address, 
but I am still new enough to the web to not have learned how to be 
efficient, so do as I did to get there. First, for my research engine, I 
called up <Dogpile>.  Then for search subject I entered <Pied Piper of 
Hamlin> (I know this is mispelled, but it worked anyway-twice).
   Now Dogpile will go through several other search engines (I hope I'm 
using the right words here.) and will give you the results of it's quest.  
The first two sites that it lists will say that zero matches were found. I 
believe that the 3rd one (<GoTo.com>) will say that it found ten 
matches--the third of which will be the entire text of the book, with 
illustrations, all at your fingertips.  I did not check out the rest of the 
sites listed, but one of them implied a possible historical reference site 
for the book....
    My curiosity satisfied, I did not electronically quest forward to seek 
out The Brothers Grimm's Hansel and Grettel....Happy hunting.
   Further more, running a search at Amazon.com is a great way to get all 
the statistics on existing books so that you can look them up in your local 
library.  With the basic name and title, you can often phone your library 
and ask them to pull the book for you, or you can electronically access you 
public/college libraries on line. (I've got the proceedures written down, 
but you can call your local library and ask them for an address if a search 
doesn't produce one.
   That's enough for now, I've got merchandise to finish before I sleep 
tonight, but thank you for the challenge on the Pied Piper.
                       Until our paths cross again-take care,
                              Lady Kyleena of the Rom.
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