1 2<html> 3 <body> 4 <h1>Number, the Language of Science</h1> 5 <h2>Author</h2> 6 <h3>Danzig</h3> 7 <p> - </p> 8 <p></p> 9 <h1>The Young Visiters</h1> 10 <h2>Author</h2> 11 <h3>Daisy Ashford</h3> 12 <p>1881 - 1972</p> 13 <p>Daisy Ashford (Mrs George Norman) wrote The Young Visiters, a small 14 comic masterpiece, while still a young child in Lewes. It was found in a drawer 15 in 1919 and sent to Chatto and Windus, who published it in the same year with an 16 introduction by J. M. Barrie, who had first insisted on meeting the author in order 17 to check that she was genuine. 18 </p> 19 <h1>When We Were Very Young</h1> 20 <h2>Author</h2> 21 <h3>A. A. Milne</h3> 22 <p>1852 - 1956</p> 23 <p>Alan Alexander Milne, educated at Westminster School and Trinity College 24 Cambridge, became a prolific author of plays, novels, poetry, short stories, and essays, 25 all of which have been overshadowed by his children's books. 26 27 </p> 28 <h1>Design Patterns</h1> 29 <h2>Authors</h2> 30 <h3>Erich Gamma</h3> 31 <p> - </p> 32 <p></p> 33 <h3>Richard Helm</h3> 34 <p> - </p> 35 <p></p> 36 <h3>Ralph Johnson</h3> 37 <p> - </p> 38 <p></p> 39 <h3>John Vlissides</h3> 40 <p> - </p> 41 <p></p> 42 </body> 43</html>