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Did you try adjusting the double click time in Windows? Requiring the double click time to be fast should reduce the number of times it happens accidentally.

Thanks!

On https://librivox.org/rhyme-and-reason-version-2-by-lewis-carroll/, the timings given for tracks 12 and 13 are the wrong way round. Track 12 should be 00:05:11, and track 13 should be 00:36:24.

Michael

The first and last links on the FEEDBACK forum page (viewtopic.php?f=18&t=883) no longer work

Michael

I followed some links and found: https://librivox.org/search?primary_key=39&search_category=genre&search_page=2&search_form=get_results On it under Genre I found a whole listing of children's works. I found a group I liked. Children's Fiction > Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales, Complete...

Also, the Audacity microphone slider (at top right of your image) should be fully over to the right. Probably that won't make enough difference on its own, but it should help a bit.

If anyone can help, these are the articles I'm searching for "The Presence by the Fire" (Penny Illustrated Paper, 14 August 1897) "The Thing in No. 7" (Pall Mall Gazette, 25 October 1894) "The Thumbmark" (Pall Mall Gazette, 28 June 1894) "Mr Marshall's Doppelgange...

Your choice, of course, but I thought ending with oxen and driver "crushed between the wheels" was horribly dark. The final philosophical paragraph gives more structure and purpose to the scene, and fits the "vacation" theme wherein we go and learn something important we didn't ...

"Old Iron" ready for PL. Getting through these quicker than I had expected - but I'm always wanting to find out what comes next

Holiday In Scandanavia is PL OK. Pictures from Italy is also PL OK, but who knew Carrara marble was so dear? I wish you would consider continuing your piece a few paragraphs further down, which it seems to me gives a much fuller ending. My reason for stopping where I did is that the rather bleak en...

Here are another couple of pieces for you. Both are excerpts from longer works, but should do quite well as stand-alone tracks. Excerpt from A Holiday in Scandinavi a by Edwin Lester Arnold (1857–1935) (as he's normally known according to Wikipedia) https://archive.org/details/asummerholidayi01arnog...

If anyone wants some ideas for this collection, have a look at this blog post (now archived, but still available courtesy of the Wayback Machine). Many of these are longer books, but some may well have suitable stand-alone sections or chapters that could be used here. https://web.archive.org/web/202...

Hi, philchenevert! Thanks for your response. This is what I found on making donations to LibriVox: "Note that all donations to LibriVox must be made through our official home, the Internet Archive, which is a US 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization (Tax-ID number: 94- 3242767).” So, my next ques...

We don't seem to have had this one for a few years, so it's time to do it again.

The Ruined Maid by Thomas Hardy (1840–1928)
From https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/3168
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/spc227_ruinedmaid_mm_128kb.mp3 @ 1.58

ChrisGreaves wrote: ↑April 6th, 2022, 2:41 pm Is this a mystery novel? Or A novel mystery? It doesn't seem to have got, as we say in the tirade, off the ground!

Oh dear, sorry about that. Should be OK now.

Michael