They have both Ash and Feller at my U. library - I'll take look. Thank you!
One more (and then I'll stop): Probability for Applications, by Pfeiffer, pub. Springer. Out of print, so you'll have to look for a used copy or look in a university library. This amazing book introduces measure-theoretic probability to people who may never have taken an introductory course -- and does it superbly. It explains matter heuristically, and not in the usual staccato definition - lemma - theorem - corollary style.
En passant, it covers the material found in a standard first course (
a la Ross). I don't understand why this book has passed into obscurity: no reviews of it are to be found, and it appears never to have been reprinted. This is another book to be acquired and then jealously guarded.
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