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OK, the correction for Section 6: Tale VI - Tristram the Forest Knight is uploaded!
New Duration: 34:05

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/kingarthur_06_martin_128kb.mp3

Thanks, Scotty!

Thank you, Mindle, that was very enjoyable! I loved how even though King Mark "bravely" hid behind the wall he could not escape the fickle finger of fate :lol: Only one minor correction is that librivox wants the end silence to be ~5 seconds and it is 10 here (used to be they asked for 10 in longer...

Here is Section 6: Tale VI - Tristram the Forest Knight
Duration: 34:11
https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/kingarthur_06_martin_128kb.mp3

Once again, I'm very sorry that it has taken me so long to record this! But we're finally here.

Thanks Caroline and Scotty for all your work!

Here is Section 3: Tale III - How Arthur Won His Sword 'Excalibur', His Bride and His Round Table Duration: 27:05 https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/kingarthur_03_martin_128kb.mp3 I'm very sorry that it has taken me so long to record this. I've lately become much more organized about my recording,...

Hi Caroline,

Seeing as how bwarcher hasn't posted again, could I claim section 3, "Tale III - How Arthur Won His Sword 'Excalibur', His Bride and His Round Table"?

No worries if you'd rather reserve it for now. Thanks!

Oops, I somehow didn't see that bwarcher had requested section 3. May I instead claim section 6, "Tale VI - Tristram the Forest Knight".

Thank you!

Hi Caroline!

I'd like to claim section 3, "Tale III - How Arthur Won His Sword 'Excalibur', His Bride and His Round Table".

This looks like a really fun project. I'm excited to participate.

Thanks for the opportunity!

Same here, Philip! I enjoy collaborating with you!

And, I'm happy to say that Section 13 - Federigo's Hawk by Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375) - Is also PL-OK! Great job, Philip!

Lynnet wrote: ↑

March 1st, 2018, 8:08 pm

That is what is usually said in poetry collections. I'm not a stickler, so it's fine.

Sweet! In that case, section 14 is PL-OK!

Mindle: Thanks for your PL--the corrections (and new duration) have been posted in the MW and are ready for your spot PL. Philip Lynne, good to know! Philip, thanks! Section 15 is PL-OK! I listened to Section 14 - New Every Morning by Susan Coolidge (1835-1905) - And everything was good, although I...

Mindle! You're back! Great to "see" you! Philip Hi, Phillip! Great to see you, too! I just PLed section 15 - Selecting the Faculty by Baynard Rust Hall (1798-1863), and I found a couple of issues: 1:33 - Repeat of the previous sentence, which was "one very worthy and disinterested schoolmaster offe...

Yay! I'm very excited that the first book I've contributed to is published. Thanks for the PLs and support! This is fun. Now, off to listen to it!

Lynnet wrote: ↑

February 27th, 2018, 1:34 pm

Thank you. I'll try to PL them later today.

Lynne,

Would you like some help? Despite my recent silence, I'm still hanging out, so I'm happy to jump in if you'd like.

Ok, here it is! I just realized that this should be between 3 and 15 minutes, and it's actually less than three, but let me know what you think. In the Morning Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872-1906) https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/cb014_inthemorning_da_128kb.mp3 02:13 https://archive.org/details/dunb...