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Ooh, this sounds interesting! I have actually thought about something like this before.
Whose permission would you need?

Last one for today :
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/ivanhoe_merryman3_29.mp3

https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/ivanhoe_merryman3_13.mp3
Oops, can't forget this one!

https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/ivanhoe_merryman3_20.mp3
Chapter 20. This one is so short, I already have it memorized!

https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/ivanhoe_merryman3_11.mp3 Here is 'merry man 3' chapter 11. I found it extremely hard to say "a forfeit, a forfeit" in a male's voice as well as in an accent! :D Whenever I said it, I always thought of my Great-Grandfather who used to say: "Quak...

Oh, is this supposed to be Italian? I guess I always assumed that it was just old English! And I knew that the old English language did not have a 'Z' in it.

Ps. Maybe it is said: seh-kins?
The problem is, when I say it that way, it sounds like I am saying "seconds" but am just taking out the 'd'.

Hey just curious, but does anyone know how to pronounce this word: zecchins
Thanks!

Loom and spinning wheel.

DAFT
Daring American football teams dash across fields to discover any fallen trees.
DGUOM

Groups of men.

I know that in animes it's very common a female voice actor to do young boys' voices, because the female voice is closer to the young boys that the deep male voice. Now that you say that, I can think back to several animated, young boys with a female for the voice. Maybe I will, maybe I won't. :D I...

Furs for trade?
(an animal related streak? )

Fence in the cows.

Dingo creek racing.