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I think I've seen a discussion somewhere in the forums on the issues with the Wiki summaries and I think I'm beginning to appreciate the challenge a little more, in the past I had only been downloading Jane Austen and since those were stories that I had read repeatedly on my own, it wasn't really a ...

thistlechick wrote:Yes, I agree, Lady Audely's Secret is very swoon-worthy!

It was a truly lovely read and also quite funny at times.

If you haven't listened yet to The Rosary by Florence Louisa Barclay... go quick and listen and swoon: http://librivox.org/the-rosary-by-florence-louisa-barclay/ Speaking of swooning.... A Sicilian Romance by Ann Radcliffe is a good fit too: http://librivox.org/a-sicilian-romance-by-ann-radcliffe/ ...

Thanx Gesine!!
Will do.

Hi!!!
I followed the links to suggested works and found this Wilkie Collins story but I think it's gonna be twice as long as recommended ... do I have to give it up?

Title: The Dream Woman
Word Count: 21,342

Thanx.
Mexy

Thanx.

Please use MEXYNA.

dii wrote:
As for the target date, it was Jim, our MC who added this date as a joke, as it is considered to be the end of the world

Duuuuhhhhhh (hitting myself on the head)

Gosh .... thanx for the quick response .. it all feels so official now lololol (you'd think I was reading 60 chapters or something!!!) Can I have a little help on "begins with" "ends with" as I've looked at the notes and where to start and stop looks a little confusing. I'll mose...

Gosh is that target completion date correct?? 2012 or is it me not understanding???? it seems so far away, wow.

Is notes a short part? It's my first attempt at reading?????

I loved the story indeed!!! I think I listened to it about 5 times consecutively before I moved on. I thought the accent was really strange at first but now i can't imagine hearing it any other way .... I actually entertained idea's of reading it myself but I'm not certain I can trip Moscropsmythe??...

If you haven't listened yet to The Rosary by Florence Louisa Barclay... go quick and listen and swoon: http://librivox.org/the-rosary-by-florence-louisa-barclay/ Speaking of swooning.... A Sicilian Romance by Ann Radcliffe is a good fit too: http://librivox.org/a-sicilian-romance-by-ann-radcliffe/ ...

TriciaG wrote:Moving this from Suggestions/Comments to Off Topic.

thanx

Either I haven't looked hard enough or there's no particular thread dedicated to the discussion of romances ... :( I looooooooooov romances. Total romantic :oops: For most of my life (LOL) I've been Mrs Darcy (need I say ... PnP) but I've lately thought I could be Patricia Brent, not Jane Eyre cos t...

Hi! I would suggest books by Wilkie Collins, him and Jane Austen are my favorite classic English authors. We have pplenty in the catalogue: http://librivox.org/newcatalog/search.php?title=&author=collins&status=complete&action=Search This page will lead you to the completed works, there...