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Thanks, Jael, I'll listen soon. Yikes, I'm getting behind.

Wonderful reading, Philip, Section 4 is PL OK! Thanks for 5. I'll get to it as able this week.

Another perfect example, Philip. Thanks for your recording. I look forward to listening soon.

Thanks, Chris, PL OK.

Great reading Chris. A couple repeats is all: 32:41 and 44:24

There are word combinations I can barely say that many authors prefer to repeat than let alone. I feel you!

I look forward to listening Chris, and have been very glad to have you in all the volumes.

Ed

Sheesh! Right after I joked on the other thread about not working you too hard!

The stumble is corrected, the file names fixed, and re-uploaded.

Lovely reading Jael, thank you. Section 11 is PL OK!

I fixed the quotation marks, thank you.

Sections 12 and 13 are in the Window.

Thank you Jael, I'll listen soon.

Almost every poem in this collection begins with the title (usually as wordy as the 19th Century can allow) followed by the date, with the name of the author at the end of the piece. In this case, the editor did not provide the date, and the title is one word only, "Comrades." At 7:20 I fi...

My intuitions on this are the same as yours. I've heard people read the numbers but I don't, and I've never received a prooflistening note about it. I might give it a pause just a little longer than between unnumbered stanzas. The LV injunction to read the text, the whole text, and nothing but the t...

Sections 4 and 5 are yours, Philip, thank you. Folks do express an interest at times, then they look at it closer, or another project catches their eye, or whatever. The idea is it should be fun for everyone, so both doing and not doing are always no problem. Even when two people are hovering over o...

Thanks for the update, Jael. No worries at all.

Ann, Section 8 is in the window.

Thanks again, Aime. I'm not one of those test checkers, so just give me the word when you've gotten your OK. I might not be aware of it, otherwise.