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and Reference Click below for the superb collection of writer's resources from the GMU Writing Center:
Excellent grammar and style advice, along with quizzes to check yourself on what you've learned, from Capital Community College. More writing tips from the Writing Workshop at Cornell University (where I was a writing tutor in the mid-80s). Want to evaluate a website? My suggestions for close reading Zotero free bibliographic software (a product of George Mason's Center for History and New Media) |
 The fruicte at firste is sower, till time give pleasante taste: And verie rare is that attempte, that is not harm'd with haste. Perfection comes in time, and forme and fashion gives: And ever rashenes, yeeldes repente, and most dispised lives. Then, alter ofte, and chaunge, peruse, and reade, and marke: The man that softlie settes his steppes, goes safest in the darke. But if that thirst of fame, doe pricke thee forthe too faste: Thou shalt (when it is all to late) repente therefore at laste. Read more about this image and its accompanying verse |