[Textbook-l] shakespeare with annotation

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I'm interested in starting up a test version of the
annotated document idea with a copy of one of Shakespeare's
plays (I'm partial to Othello). 

Is there any further software we need before we can start ?


Barring objections, I plan to get in touch with the
University of Virginia Library (
http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/conditions.html ) for
permission to use their copy. It isn't public domain. Does
anyone know of a (good) public domain version of
Shakespeare's works available on the web ?

--Karl

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