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Attached is one more portion of Chapter 4:

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/rainbow_12_lawrence_128kb.mp3 (run time: 24:10)

Sometimes a PL will download and start to listen, so it's a bit iffy on uploading after you've already submitted. But I think in this case you can do so. For now, I'll remove your submission from the Magic Window so that Kevin doesn't download it. When you've changed the file, upload it and post th...

This is a question for shreyasethi or TriciaG, whoever is in charge of protocol: What if I turned in a file (section 10 in this case - thanks for noticing that it needed a status change BTW) and then I ran across something on the web that would IMPROVE my submission. It HAS NOT been PL'd yet and I w...

Thanks, Owlivia, that's the bonam fortunam that I needed! I had found a SIMILAR prayer that i kind of patched together, but it's much better having the exact one. Plus maybe I'll try to pick up some of that priestly 'chant' in my recitation. (The 'r' rolling is definitely out, however.) The project ...

Section 10 (Chapter 4, part 1 enclosed). I'm not sure what our standards are for foreign languages, but I'm woefully mono-linguistic myself and did not get much response in the 'help, other languages' thread for Latin. I DID find a u-tube Latin recitation of a similar enough prayer, practiced it a b...

This thread seems the most relevant to my cause - speaking Latin - though it seems a little sparsely used for a language that gets inserted into books as much as Latin does. If someone knows a better place to help me, please advise. What I ran across is this: Ave Maria, gratia plena, Dominus tecum, ...

I'd like to sign up for parts 10-13 (Chapter 4). Funny, but part 2 of chapter 3 swerved so hard away from young Anna that I thought I was in the wrong place! "Oh, dang, I must've inadvertently pressed the 'next chapter' button in my reader, this is entirely different". But no, I carefully paged back...

Attached is the second part of Chapter three. I hope it's OK, checker says it is, with warnings. so I guess I'll consider myself warned! (I somehow got 'biased' - don't ask!) Let me know if there is any problem with it. Runtime: 13:08 https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/rainbow_09_lawrence_128kb.mp...

Attached is part 1 of chapter three. Run time of 22.24 (if interested, some are, some aren't). I'll soon be starting on the second part of the chapter.

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/rainbow_08_lawrence_128kb.mp3

Thanks
Brize

Thanks, SS. I may just try that moon+reader, just to see how it goes. My only complaint with Freda is that it keeps inadvertently flipping pages on me, probably my fault from inexperience, but thought I'd try another just to see how it goes.
Brize

Tricia, Never mind about the question, I was just trying to figure out which e-book reader was easiest to use. I got the Freda e-reader and that worked good enough in my first few assignments, but was wondering if any of the other e-readers that are available might be even better. I'll just try one ...

I'll take sections 8 & 9, Chapter Three, parts one and two, if you please.

BTW, what seems to be the preferred format? I've been using Freda, but maybe will try something else if that's the consensus.

Thanks, Brize

Attached is a re-do of section 9 (two corrections- sans the extra section read and with proper figure reading).

https://librivox.org/uploads/knotyouraveragejo/ruralmagazinevol1no2_09_various_128kb.mp3

Thanks you,
Brize

I am thrilled that we found a PL for this project, so I finished my final piece. BUT, you may not want to start her out on this particular section (not that it's not interesting, especially when reading the figures for Spain's hearty herd) till she gets some more...uh, let's say dynamic reading unde...

Well, I was right, it WAS interesting. Farming, the 2nd oldest profession, and here is section 9: https://librivox.org/uploads/knotyouraveragejo/ruralmagazinevol1no2_09_various_128kb.mp3 Whilst I'm on agricultural topics I could also do section 15, Imports of Wool into England (probably more than I ...