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There are now "See Also" sections on the other two Wiki pages, all 3 pages linking back to the other two.

A few more are up.

Section 7 is funny: going 40 mph was SO FAST! And the "air line" wasn't an "airline".

Section 8, I looked up the date on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_England's_Dark_Day

I have written a book of poetry. Can I read one of my own original poems? J. Scott Loring Welcome! No, we do not record self-published (or self-written) works for LibriVox. We only record works that are traditionally published and out of copyright. Here's a link to our text policy: https://wiki.lib...

Sounds like a reasonable modification to me!

Thanks!

You'd relate to much of this book. He's very partial about a couple of his pipes.

marit wrote: ↑Yesterday, 5:26 pm May I try section 12?

Sure, thank you!

KevinS wrote: ↑Yesterday, 3:58 pm Section 11, please.

Thank you!

I'm not 100% sure of this, since the numbers are different for me. But try right-clicking on the scale (the 1-to-48-to-1 part). Is it on dB? If so, select "linear".

Two more sections up.

As I'm reading about Dresden, I wonder how much of that changed with WWII. I know Dresden was bombed. How many of those artifacts and artworks were removed vs. destroyed?

Two chapters are reopened.

Moving this to Going Solo.

Chapter 6 PL OK!

vviera wrote: ↑Yesterday, 7:02 am I can DPL.

In answer to your question, Tricia, no, de and El do not combine when the latter is part of a proper noun, title, etc.

Thanks, on both accounts.

6 and 15 PL OK!