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This project is now complete! All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/ruby-wedding-collection/

Thank you, MaryAnn, for bearing with me .

Ruth

Congratulations to you all! This was an unbelievable achievement in so short a time. What a fantastic community!

Ruth

I too was saddened to read of Lars' passing. He was a gentle and lovely soul.

Ruth

Thanks, MaryAnn. I have uploaded the last sections, after chopping and changing yet again. The last one is so short that it barely counts, but the words seemed right to finish it off.

Ruth

Thank you, MaryAnn. One more up, and one left to do. I cannot say that anything I am recording sounds very inspired. I do hope I get my 'mojo' back soon.

Ruth

MaryAnn, I have cheated a bit and uploaded a couple of short poems in place of long stories (which weren't very good stories anyway). I should be able to manage what's left over the next few days, but I have ditched the song as it just sounded too dismal.

Ruth

No promises, but trying to complete this to help the 10,000 target in a small way. Section 4 up.

Ruth

Lovely to see this, Maria! Well done! I am a bit hors de combat, but here is my contribution (accurate but not very spirited, I'm afraid).
https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/lv11annivsong_rg.mp3

Ruth

Thank you for doing this :). I have been out of action for some time, and not fully operational yet, but I have a little contribution to the collection. Title: The Lodger in Number Eleven Author: Kate Jordan (1862-1926) Upload URL: https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/eleven_lodgerinno11_jordan_rg_1...

Thank you, Anthony!

Ruth

I think a note in the summary would be a very good idea. I don't have the kind of brain that can comprehend his ideas at all .

Ruth

https://librivox.org/auth/login is the login to the database. You will not have a login for that until you are either co-ordinating a project yourself or you have been entered as the Dedicated Proof Listener for a project (DPL: someone who has committed to listening to all sections of a project and ...

I'm not quite as stupid as I was yesterday, but still pretty dim. It seems likely that A1 and B1 is intended. However, in this edition , it is printed as "Thus A and B would be identified" with no superscript at all. I can't quite read the date on this one, but it appears to be 190x, i.e. ...

Peter, I will look at this tomorrow morning, but you really don't want any interpretation of mine today. I couldn't even interpret Janet and John today. Promise I will be better tomorrow.

Ruth

Sorry, Tony, I had missed your second submission. Now added to MW.

Section 3 is a completed section from an abandoned project that is about to be deleted. It has already been proof-listened, so I have rescued it for inclusion in this collection.

Ruth