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Good to hear that!

Thank you ladies!

Changed the title of the thread - she's Bertha von Suttner.

Interesting. Didn't know it was a fictional biography.

Larry, how's it going with this one? I know this is not the most exciting project to listen to even if you do speak the language (sorry David, probably not to record either :oops: ) but it would be really great if we could wrap this up and get this into the catalog by the end of the year. Do you thi...

Lena, I have checked, you are indeed in the DPL spot, so that's not the problem (sometimes MCs forget to enter that into the database... :oops: ) Ideally, you should have a different password for the forum (here) and the MW. Please make sure you use the correct one. If you login to the MW the first ...

Use Private Windows. Even FF doesn't know you've been here before... (beyond closing the browser, at least).

Oh, so many plays set in Australia, I had no idea!

Well, personally, I'm all up for a bit of fun, and a kissy stenographer

By sending an email to info @ librivox . org

It is manned (womaned?) by one of our admins who will take the necessary steps (like posting here, removing obsolete weblinks from the reader's page, informing BCs if there are still outstanding recordings etc.)

Thanks Tricia! I needed a bit of time to think of a new theme for next year :wink: The staff has picked for December! Please have a look at this page for the current list. You can also check out our wiki page for a plain vanilla list that contains all the staff picks for this year plus the readers! ...

That's okay!

I have changed the first post of this thread to reflect this. I think it would still be nice to record many new languages, but this will probably be a very, very, very slow project then...

Thanks for your recording, Jenny, I've entered it into the MW. Please stick around and wait for the comments from aniroo, our DPL, who will listen to your file. I'm glad you liked the experience, there's much more where this came from... :wink: I've checked your website, but... umm... You see, usual...

No, I mean I made a mistake on the "late" during recording and had to correct it, but apparently I read it again as lady. That's all, m'lady.

I stumbled over this twice apparently... Sorry m'am.. will fix soon.

Here comes section 3 at 11:49:

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldstory_volume09_03_tappan_128kb.mp3

This sounds like a very interesting story / book from where this was taken. Unfortunately, I could not find it online... The author was more famous as a... wait for it... botanist.