11.   DO any Echo readers have information about the firm Morris Bros., Liverpool-based manufacturers of eiderdowns?

12.   Although most modern-day Windows and Macintosh news group readers have the ability to do what it does, few of them call it that.

13.   And yes, this does mean readers have to live with a surfeit of period attitudes and literary devices.

14.   And why should the reader have to do the work of turning the pages to find its author and date when that information should precede each selection?

15.   Another problem is that readers almost have to keep a scorecard to track the names and stories of all the personalities involved.

16.   Another reader had a question about the nutritional numbers that run at the end of our recipes.

17.   As a result, the reader has a stereoscopic view of Sagesse and her family.

18.   At least the reader will have no trouble figuring that part out.

19.   A Forestville reader has a friend who reuses dental floss, hanging it to dry over his toothbrush holder.

20.   A woman reader had the same idea.