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Greetings -

Well, David and Perry have slid safely down the glacial chute, followed the river to the Laurel Az, and have built the first vessel in Pellucidarian navy.

All this in another very good reading. No problems. Chapter three is ready to go.

Lomond

Greetings - Three notes, two of them minor: Time: 1:05 Chapter 1 Verse 5 There was in the time of Herod, THE king of Judaea, a priest of the name of Zechariah... Reading has "a" instead of "the". Time: 10:12 Chapter 2 Verse 4 So Joseph went up from Galilee, FROM the town of Nazar...

Greetings - I must confess the hardest part of PL'ing this was getting the Reduced Shakespeare Company version out of my head. Here are some notes: Time: 5:56 Act I Scene I Line 76 Wife. A crutch, a crutch! Why call YOU for a sword? Reading omits the word "you". Time: 11:58 Act I Scene II ...

Greetings - Took a break from "real work" to listen to Chapter 2 - Traveling with Terror. As with the prologue and first chapter, this was a very clean reading with no problems - technical, audio, or reading - that warrant additional attention. It is ready to go. Now, back to an inbox cram...

Greetings - My curiosity originally drove me to give this book a sampling and so I PL'ed chapter five while I was at it. Notes on Chapter 5: No, the Aussie accent does not detract from the book. :P No distracting audio or technical problems were noted. A couple of small reading glitches: Time: 6:25 ...

Greetings - I will leave the Magic Window magic to someone else for this one. I will let you keep track of the PL'ing. Speaking of that, Chapter 1 is another good reading with no technical or audio and well, well above the 95% perfect rule of thumb. It is ready to go as it is. I'd do the next sectio...

Greetings - Have just a few notes for the last chapters of 1 Maccabees - one omission and a few questions on pronunciation. Time: 01:55 Chapter 1 Verse 10 For I repent that I have given HIM my daughter: for he hath sought to kill me. Reading omits the word "him". Time: 22:38 and 23:09 Chap...

Greetings - Didn't see what type of PL'ing was desired, so I went word-perfect until I heard otherwise. Didn't need to. Excellent reading! Ralph has a good voice for this type of tale. No technical or audio problems noted. No aberrant straying from the text. It's ready to go. And, I changed my mind ...

Greetings -

At the busiest time of the year for me work-wise, so I will be a drop in when I can PL'er.

Lomond

Greetings -

If you haven't a DPL, I would like to help with the PL duties for this book.

Lomond

Greetings - A question of pronunciation and a few omitted words for you this time. Just two notes: Time: 00:58 Chapter 43 Verse 3 A question on the pronunciation of "Chebar". In earlier chapters, it was pronounced CH EE-bar and, in this chapter, K EE-bar. I know...picky, picky, picky. Time...

Greetings - Just a couple of notes for Section 7: Time: 13:23 Chapter 39 Verse 15 And those passing by have passed through the land, and seen a bone of man, and one hath constructed near it a sign till those BURYING HAVE buried it in the valley of the multitude of Gog. Reading has an extra "it&...

Greetings -

There are no notes for Section 6. A clean reading. Ready to go. No technical or audio problems.

On to Section 7.

Lomond

Greetings - Here are some notes on this section: Time: 6:22 Chapter 26 Verse 19 For thus said the Lord Jehovah: In my making thee a city WASTED, Like cities that have not been inhabited, In bringing up against thee the deep, The covered thee have the great waters. Reading has "washed" inst...

Greetings - Providential that you should mention Ruth needing PL'ed. After I noticed that Ezra had been done, I checked your list of projects and saw Ruth mentioned. So, not having enjoyed the story of Ruth for awhile, I went ahead and PL'ed it. Here are my notes for both sections of Ruth: That's al...