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Well, I am neither a Norwegian nor do I know the language, but I did work for a guy who identified with THOR, so I'd be happy to give Section 17, The Baptizing of the Baby, a fair shot!

I shall channel my best Norsemen accent if need be!

;^)

Section 15 (Ch 2 Pt 3 of The Witch Mania) is posted and ready for PL:

Link: https://librivox.org/uploads/knotyouraveragejo/crowdsv2_15_mackay_128kb.mp3
Duration: 20:22

Note: I did a few PLs on my own of this and did find some missing sections (and corrected them).
Another certainly is in order!

Section 38, re-posted. Ready for a Spot PL.

URL: https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/songsoftheseaandlaysoftheland_38_leland_128kb.mp3
Duration: 06:57

Amulet, Chaper 09 - Learned Friend has been re-posted, here:

Link: https://librivox.org/uploads/annise/amulet_09_learnedfriend.mp3
Duration: 01:27

Ready for Spot PL around the 1:09 mark.

Thanks, Sonia!

Yes, I corrected section 38 and will upload it soon. I'll post a note when it is uploaded.

Section 52, Judge Wyman, ready to proof:

Link: https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/songsoftheseaandlaysoftheland_52_leland_128kb.mp3
Duration: 05:28

I'd be happy to take Sections:
62 Lockhart;
85 Reade

Thanks, Sonia. I guess I WAS having too much fun with this, given the number of errors!

OK--I'll get back into this and punch-in those corrections soon, then re-post the file with a message here in the forum. Thanks for your proofing!

I'll take on Section 74, Memory.

Let's get this work DONE!

[I just hope I remember what I claimed!!!]

Section 38, The Ballad of the Green Old Man, posted and ready for proofing:

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/songsoftheseaandlaysoftheland_38_leland_128kb.mp3
Duration: 06:24

OK, thanks! That helps clarify for me. I have run into a few examples of garbled text in the Gutenberg files, plus the occasional bracketed correction, like "we [me]," which I read as "me" if it seems to fit.

I'll read sections 38 and 52, please.

Lynnet,

Could you please clarify exactly HOW to read a section of text that has been crossed out? Like the "n----" reference you mentioned. I've been running into things like this in various texts and would appreciate some instruction on how to deal with them.

Thanks!

Chapter 9, Learned Friend, Reposted. Thanks for the PL--sometimes HOW to say something is as obscure to read as those old greek gods these writers like to toss in!!! I appreciate the help!

File: https://librivox.org/uploads/annise/amulet_09_learnedfriend.mp3

Here's my reading of Chapter 19, Kebeg, ready for proofing.

Link:https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/manxfairytales_19_morrison_128kb.mp3
Duration: 2:20