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I'll adopt the orphaned section 4.

I'll take section 40 then.

Alright, cool. Thanks.

Could somebody explain what all the prefixes in the dramatic works section mean? Like there "~FULL" "~OPEN" "OPEN" "~" Does the tilde mean something special? And is there a difference between full and readers found, and open and no prefix?

Here's my section:

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/le/bestmysterystories1_20_hawthorne.mp3 - 36:56

Just wanted to let you know I hope to get my section done this weekend. Unfortunately I came down with a bad cold last weekend and it took my voice with it, but it's almost back to where it used to be now.

I can finish off with 20 then. And I think Wee-land would be the correct pronunciation since Wieland looks Germanic to me.

And here's Section 7:

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/kd/thisgiddyglobe_07_herford.mp3 - 7:07

Seems somehow appropriate that section 7 should be 7 minutes 7 seconds

I'll finish off Part 2 (Section 7) then I think I better give some other people a chance to read

Make sure you don't have anything like Skype open as it will try to automatically adjust your recording level.

I'd be interested in helping with this sort of thing. Perhaps there's a more conspicuous place to announce it? I've been here since May and never actually ventured into this part of the forum until now.

Here's Section 6. http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/kd/thisgiddyglobe_06_herford.mp3 - 7:28

Sure, I'll take up Section 6 next then.

Here's section 2 http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/kd/thisgiddyglobe_02_herford.mp3 Time is 4:29. Not sure if Audacity actually saved in mono since it only has Joint Stereo or Stereo options for MP3s, but the documentation would seem to suggest that it does save in mono if your project is mono.

The style reminds me very much of Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. I like.

I can do section 2.