Do what I did when I was on dialup, use wget to download tom's review to a server, compress it there and download to your own computer. (I found that wget -r -l 0 -np -k and giving it the url to the review worked well for tom's, as it downloads recursivly, has infinite recursion depth, doesn't descend into the parent dir and best of all, converts non-relative links to relative, i.e. it gets it browsable directly on your own computer.)
Do what I did when I was on dialup, use wget to download tom's review to a server, compress it there and download to your own computer. (I found that wget -r -l 0 -np -k and giving it the url to the review worked well for tom's, as it downloads recursivly, has infinite recursion depth, doesn't descend into the parent dir and best of all, converts non-relative links to relative, i.e. it gets it browsable directly on your own computer.)