This is the smallest header.

This is the largest header.

This is "default" text.
This is a "code" sample.
This is a "keyboard" sample.
This is a "typewriter" sample.
This is a "underscored" sample.

This is a "emphasis" sample.
This is a "italics" sample. Yes, they are the same.
This is a "strong" sample.
This is a "bold" sample. Yes, they are the same too.
This is a_Subscript sample.
This is a^Superscript sample.

Here is a basic link to the MIT 220 site.
You will notice that I have many breaks
in this document. This is so that I don't have one long huge line of text going all the way across the screen. You see, you have to have
breaks.
Here is an image:

Finally, here is a horizontal line:

Now, here is what this page looks like in code:

<HTML>
<Head>
<Title>Samples</Title>
<Body>
</Head>

<H6>This is the smallest header.</H6>
<H1>This is the largest header.</H1>
This is "default" text. 
This is a <Code>"code"</Code> sample. 
This is a <KBD>"keyboard" </KBD>sample. 
This is a <TT>"typewriter"</TT> sample. 
This is a "underscored" sample. 
 
This is a "emphasis" sample. 
This is a "italics" sample.
Yes, they are the same. 
This is a "strong" sample. 
This is a "bold" sample. Yes, they are the same too. 
This is a Subscript sample. 
This is a Superscript sample. 

Here is a basic link to the <A HREF="http://instruct.uwo.ca/mit/220"> MIT 220 </A>site. 

You will notice that I have many breaks 
in this document. This is so that I don't have one long huge line of text going all the way across the screen. You see, you have to have 
breaks. 
Here is an image: <IMG SRC="http://instruct.uwo.ca/mit/220/images/wrestle.jpg">
 Finally, here is a horizontal line: <HR>

</body>
</HTML>

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