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Chapter 9 is PL OK

Those poor fellas must have been sorely disappointed to see that pudding fall and the waiter absolutely devastated to have been the one who dropped it. ~:15 'Resurgam' is missing right before the opening quote ~6:09 'pervades the place' is missing from "that fine winter lining for the hungry— p...

Hi Lauren,

The repeat for section 37 has been fixed but for some reason the volume fell a good bit quieter than previously, showing at 84.7dB in the checker.

Chapters 7 & 8 are PL OK

Like you, I have no idea what "If Fashion's forms its current freeze..." means but it sounded perfect the way you read it.

I hope you have lovely weather for wandering around Gough Square, Peter. It sounds like a fun adventure.

I'd say so...

Chapter 8 is PL OK

Yes, her response is what made me chuckle.

Chapter 6 is PL OK

I did have a chuckle at the exchange between the Great Sub-Editor and the Great Reporter.

There's a repeat ~:38 'in the metropolis'

Yes, I think I'll take a hard pass on this particular pudding.

Chapter 5 is PL OK

Hi Lauren,

Sections 35 & 38 are PL OK.

Section 37 has a repeat ~17:21 'which is even more mine'

I knew something was trying to get through the cobwebs in my mind. I remember that passage from Wonderful London now that you mention it.

Chapter 4 is good to go.

Now, I'm looking forward to the next chapter on the puddings...

Oh my...what dear Prince Hal has uncovered.

Chapter 7 is PL OK

I found Lady Colin Campbell's perspective quite interesting. Both of these notes are near the pg 30 marker in the read online version. ~7:04 'and many other worthies' is missing from 'It is certain that Dickens, Forster, Tom Hood, Wilkie Collins, and many other worthies did frequent it, while Sala p...

Chapter 3 is PL OK. I'll be looking forward to the next chapter.

Repeat gone and the section that was re-recorded sounds wonderful. No popping sounds heard at all.

The intro just needs the author's name added then chapter 3 will be PL OK.

Yes, that's exactly the sound I'm hearing. It just the one paragraph that I notice it: Beginning ~10:48 "Issuing from this room, which embalms the memory of “William,” and ending ~13:29 with "Each intelligent visitor, as he reverently contemplates it, will pursue his own line of reflection...