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Sections 48, 51, 52 and 57 are all PL Ok, and greatly pleasurable to hear.

Thank you for your contributions, David.
They add greatly to the body of this recording.

Regards,

I'm still having some difficulty with files, so will upload what I have here.
Thank you for your efforts here, Linny; I'll be happy to make corrections as needed.


https://librivox.org/uploads/craigdav1/dealwiththedevil_15_phillpotts_128kb.mp3 8:34

True Best,

Section 6 is PL Ok, and marked as such.

Regards,

That's right. Get the keywords down as often as possible, so that your work comes up toward the top of the search results.

Keywords: Mystic, Sea, Wisdom ... and several of the chapter titles: Love, Marriage, Children, Friendship ... all of the themes, if you wish.
Lebanon, Lebonese, Arabic, Philosophy, Peace, Prophetess.
*Smile* I hope that's helpful!

*APPLAUSE!* WELL DONE, MICHELE! The last line, “A little while, a moment of rest upon the wind, and another woman shall bear me,” with your incredibly tender intonation is THE star in the crown of this book. Overall, this was entire book was lovely and lovingly narrated. It is easy to visualize him ...

KIBBONAFIDE » Yesterday, 8:56 pm

Here's section 17!

*Smile*
Josh,
Now. That's fluid reading! You glided over difficult phrases and place names!
I got a giggle out of the line " she managed to do,—having been in the sea for nearly half-an-hour."

PL OK!

Voxandis I've completed Section 6 - Naomi's Wedding Bells [12m 7s]: Hello! Thank you for your smoothly read contribution here; there were very effective moments of vocal tension! All with your reading is A-Ok, with one note on technical specifications: In the Librivox Checker, the background noise ...

Here is Section 8: *Sparkling Burgundy*

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/hereandhereafter_08_pain_128kb.mp3 28:01

Thank you for taking the time to Listen!

KaelyMonahan I wonder if the author meant "country"? Thoughts? Kaely Monahan Hi, Kaley! Yes, please read as "country." I think the scan of the text at that word is scratched and so the 'o' looks like an 'a.' Thanks for asking! May the narration flow smoothly for you. *SMILE* Loo...

Oh. And the world "little."
Oh, my my, my. I can say that in at least seven different ways ... three times each, until I get one clear instance of it recorded. *Sigh*
Trippingly on the tounge alright! *Laugh*

Falassewen Wow, reading all the debate and hard work that goes into making these, I am impressed and amazed. Personally, as a reader, I would never take offense to someone telling me that something sounded distracting. Whether it be an odd pronunciation, strange emphasis, or other. I feel so wonder...

Ah, yes. Grandpapa IS quite something with which to deal! I'm having LOTS of fun with this project. Thanks in advance for your great help, Linny. Ready to make changes as needed. https://librivox.org/uploads/craigdav1/dealwiththedevil_06_phillpotts_128kb.mp3 9:00 https://librivox.org/uploads/craigda...

Thank you, Carolin.
I carry quite the American Southern accent and have often learned words through reading alone, so my pronunciation is by no means perfect, either.
Learning and correcting that which trips us up is part of the glory and pain of narrating.
I appreciate all you do, as well.

Linny, I'm having some issues with editing/downloading chapters 6-9. A solution is in the works, and I should have them uploaded within a couple of days. In the meantime, chapters 10 and 11 are ready; to avoid confusion on my part, I add them now. Please feel free to wait to PL in order. https://lib...