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And mine is HERE

Hi

I have recorded Psalm 98 and it's HERE

Lovely psalm!

Hi Mary, I enjoy a blat round the Net finding things and I usally find what I want, but not this time. Sorry! He, Benjamin Franklin King Jr, published under the name Ben King and several pseudonyms (Bow Hackley, The Michigan Bard and maybe others?) and I found a few (maybe five) poems but no mention...

Looks fine to me. Thank you.

LibraryLady wrote:We really really really prefer that you don't use sound effects or music at all and if you do we really really prefer that you use them from Project Gutenberg.

Okey dokey I'll remove it and maybe do something else.

Here's mine.

It's HERE:

CAVEAT: I am 99% sure the sound effect is in the public domain and I have written to the owners of the website to check. In the meantime don't post it on Librivox!

Ooops, there is some slippage there. I just edited my post. Sorry kri.

LibraryLady, I can't believe I missed them. Actually the Librivox search engine behaves quite oddly, it seems to me anyway. This is OffTopic, but ... Search for 'Eliot' or "Waste Land" and you get no hits, even if you are searching on a page where the work or author is listed. I know the ...

Lorena that is a beautiful version of Prufrock. It's one of my favourite poems too.

ceastman wrote:Oh yes, please do! (After all, we've heard so much about it!)

OK it's back up again. I made three versions of it, I think this is the same one. Who knows?

peastman wrote:Brett, is your file still there? I get a "not found" error when I click on the link you posted.

Oops, no. I took it down. Shall I put it back up?

Hi

I have recorded a version of Andrew Marvell's To His Coy Mistress a poem that I have always liked and it always make me smile.

It's here.

The Bartleby version comes from here.

Cheers

Brett

Thanks. Will do!

Hi everyone I am wondering about Librivox's editorial policy for readers. For example if I am reading a short story and it reads: "For heaven's sake, stop that," said Harry angrily. Is it best to read this word for word, or if I read the words in an angry tone of voice is that enough and c...

Cripes, I'd totally forgotten about the Tay River Bridge collapse. Poor old Messrs Bouche and Grothe. They weren't on the train were they, like the designer of the Titanic?

BTW, did you know William McGonagall's middle name was Topaz? Very fitting I thought