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Chapters 16 and 17 are now up. Susan -- 'm glad you enjoy this. I wish I had a north of England accent, but any attempt to fake it would be disastrous. Yes it would, but I'm listening to another Fletcher now that may have that accent-- I can hear a difference, of course, but it's not a qualitative ...

(((Ben)))

~Susan

Then it's still worth waiting for, in the time it takes to do it righ, so.... stay connected!

(Living/liking/loving the book is what I meant by the meta-typo. Whatever got you still does, is all I need to know!)

~S~

From the book description, sounds like it could become my favorite of his novels too. Thank you for your comment a while back, WYSIWYG. I hope it won't be too much longer before you may peruse this book on your long travels. The end is finally creeping into sight! Though now when I get back to teac...

6-7 PL OK. Richard J Daley served as mayor for 21 years until his death while in office (actually while in his doctor's office). His son, Richard M Daley served for 22 years, declining to run for another term, in part because of the death from cancer of his wife. Were it not for the slight differen...

Thoroughly enjoying Ravensdene, so looking forward to this one!

~Susan

Looking forward to this one!

~Susan

Looking forward to this one!

Lyn, after a test listen to a random chapter:

Welcome!
Thank you!!!
What's next?

Great job, Team!

~Susan

Looking forward to this one-- just about to start Pixie I.

Slow and no column for books listed at https://librivox.org/. Probably a busted HTML code in the page.

pschempf wrote:WYSIWYG-

I've been having some voice issues, but hopefully they will clear up soon and I can get on with Rae's journey. Glad you're enjoying it.

I can sympathize (singer); I like to save Arctic trips for summer,, so no rush on my account! (Never rush thru a voice problem! )

~Susan

It's a lovely book. Sort of the other side of Jack London's People of the Abyss; here are the facts of life and the interviews of the poor in Dickensian London without them being embedded in the author's storytelling skills. Peter Yes, I always love another window into the lives of the people strug...

Looking forward to this one.

From the book description, sounds like it could become my favorite of his novels too.