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All spot-checked and PL OK!

Thank you, Peter!

Thank you, Peter!

just one small repeat at 16:29 "the hill some call -- some call Camelot"

This is a beautiful text. I love walking the phrase "out of reach of letters" made me smile, I thought it corresponding to "out of reach of mobile service" today.

Awesome! Thank you Agnes

49-53 are PL OK!

Thank you, Erin and Alan! MW updated with PL OKs!

PL OK for the these five!

Inkell wrote: ↑May 12th, 2024, 5:25 am

Rapunzelina wrote: ↑May 10th, 2024, 9:39 am Thank you, countess, and thank you, Inkell

Here you go-

Oliver: https://librivox.org/uploads/redrun/drcollection5_olivertwist_olivertwist.mp3 (0 mins, 55 secs)

Perfect! Thank you, Inkell! PL OK!

oh that

BrianFullen wrote: ↑May 11th, 2024, 3:29 pm The lie is that Rapunzelina once told me to play down some background music on a play That made that scene a lot better.

yes, that is a lie because I don't remember that

Thank you Alan. It was definitely worth the effort. The readers' performances deserved to be published, and the result was "an amazing production", the DPL's words

Thank you for all your help in this!

Thank you so much Peter!

This means that the poem is not in the public domain, but at least the question is resolved!

This works much better! Thanks! PL OK

Reading characters with bad grammar is half the fun in dramatic readings! Where else can you get away with using bad grammar

Thank you, Countess, PL OK!

Thank you, countess, and thank you, Inkell

I'm looking forward to the replies! What I've noticed about myself is that when I pre-read a text aloud for practice, I feel that it comes out lively and colourful. As soon as I sit in front of the microphone, my reading becomes flat. What gives?! I should ask someone to start recording me without m...