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Here's my file anyway -- if I totally mangled Junganyika, I can easily redo those segments! Thanks!


https://librivox.org/uploads/kathrinee/drdolittlespostoffice_Snake_14_128kb.mp33 min 44.514 sec / 3.51 KB

Quick question: anyone know how to pronounce "Junganyika" (as in Lake Junganyika from Section 14)? Thanks!

mightyfelix wrote: ↑

October 17th, 2019, 1:56 pm

That was quick! Thank you!

LOL - I hadn't even seen the above post saying it was orphaned! Just felt like being a snake, for some reason.

Hi! May I claim role 20, Giant Snake (S14)? Thanks!

Here ya go, Cherry Lawrence Chapter 10 revised w/correct pronunciation of Sevier in *both* places (I hope!!):

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/andrewtheglad_cherrylawrence_10_128kb.mp3 1 min 19.374 sec / 1.24 KB

And here are my files! Thanks a bunch! 8-) Thank you. For Chapter 10, the "Sevier" at 0:44 did not get changed, but I think I can paste it from the other time later in that chapter where you did fix it, so it's PL OK! for me. :thumbs: Oh no, you're right!! How did I miss that? I only have, like, 5 ...

And here are my files! Thanks a bunch! 8-) https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/andrewtheglad_cherrylawrence_03_128kb.mp3 0 min 58.409 sec / 0.91 KB https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/andrewtheglad_cherrylawrence_10_128kb.mp3 1 min 19.468 sec / 1.24 KB (also did this in case you do a Dramatis Pers...

Oops! :oops: sorry I didn’t look that up sooner. (I was originally thinking it like you said in my mind, too) Hmm, how did you say Kildare ? I’ve been saying “Kill-dare”, but I might be wrong about that. :roll: I think those are the only two names in here that might be problematic. Looked it up, Ki...

BINGO... "Sevier County TNGenWeb Answers to Frequently-Asked Questions about Sevier County Research Question: How do you pronounce "Sevier"? Answer: Just as you would " severe ." The county takes its name from General John Sevier, first Governor of the State of Tennessee. The surname Sevier was ori...

May I claim the part of Mrs. Cherry Lawrence, widow and gossip? Sounds like just my cuppa tea!

All PL OK. Beautiful reading and very nicely done. Just one comment - 106 had a distinct background hum (which the other 4 didn't). Since I already had it, I used Noise Reduction (which removed it) and reuploaded. You may wish to track down why on this track and not the other 4? Thanks for your lov...

silverquill wrote: ↑

October 10th, 2019, 9:26 am

No, no offence taken at all.
Truly grateful for your participation. Always good to have you on a project.

Apologies, silverquill - I'm starting a "Santa Ana Winds"-based sinus infection and realize I overreacted. Thanks!

The reason you didn't hear from me sooner, like a few hours, is because I still have to work for a living and can't be on LV all day. I do check in at least twice a day, which is enough to keep me current with all of my projects. But, thanks for getting these in. (Better than a long wait). :wink: I...

The reason you didn't hear from me sooner, like a few hours, is because I still have to work for a living and can't be on LV all day. I do check in at least twice a day, which is enough to keep me current with all of my projects. But, thanks for getting these in. (Better than a long wait). :wink: I...

Hi! Here's mine - and apologies, it's been a while so if I did anything wrong, please let me know! Thanks! 8-) Apples Ripe for Eating, by Edgar A. Guest (1881-1959) Link to text: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/59894/59894-h/59894-h.htm#P164 Duration: 2 min 12.55 sec / 2.07 KB https://librivox.org/up...