John Steinbeck (The Pearl)
Ernest Hemmingway (The old man and the sea)
Ray Bradbury (Farenheit 454)
Sir Walter Scott (Ivanhoe, The Talisman)
Charles Kingsley ( Hereward the Wake)
Charles Dickens (A Tale of Two cities)
Jane Austen (Emma)
IBM (S/38 Operators manuals)
EDIT: I forgot a few...................
Tolstoy (War and Peace)
Victor Hugo (Les Miserables)
Alexander Dumas (The Count of Monte Christo)
Virgil (The Anaeid)
Homer (The Odessy)
Yeah, I had to do Latin and Greek at Highschool
EDIT2:
Unknown.........(The Teine Bo Cullaine) Errrrrrrrrr........... that is written in Irish, and is the oldest piece of literature written in prose rather than verse.
It means "The Cattle Raid of the White Bull".............. it is totally pre-Christian............... like one of the High Kings' wives offers "her warm and friendly thighs" for the loan of the Brown Bull............
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