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RuthieG wrote:But I doubt I shall be able to do it without insane twitching and nodding of my head

You know, sometimes it's a shame this is just audio and not video...!

Thanks both. I'm still a newbie and trying to get a feel for how long it takes me to get files done but I'd certainly like to end up doing more. Also being new, I'm still sometimes finding myself a little puzzled at how things work. You said that the original reader hasn't been back, but the date on...

May I go for sections 6 and 7 then please? I was going to suggest the next available one but there seems sense in not splitting chapters between readers if you don't have to.

Thank you!

Paul

May I ask a naive question? I was going to volunteer to read some of this but wasn't sure whether your comment...

Peppersnoodles93 wrote: Look I've got it all done! Yay!

...meant that you'd done all the book or just all the sections marked in the MW. So are you still wanting other readers for this?

Cheers,
Paul

May I read sections 32 and 33 please?

Thanks,
Paul

I'm not sure about the syncopation - I was trying to beat time with my foot to talk on the offbeats until I realised there was a dull thud throughout the recording. I'm not sure I've kept the rhythm so well without the noisy timekeeper! http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/rg/conscientiousdeacon...

If the Henry the Eighth interpretation of the number 8 hasn't been overdone, I'm happy to have a shot at The Love Letters of Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn by...well...Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/32155/32155-h/32155-h.htm The text on Project Gutenberg includes extensive not...

Thanks so much for the detailed feedback Ruth. I think the compression helps a great deal so I'll go off and do a bit of experimenting - we'll see if next week's submission sounds any better! :) Since I've used my real name on the track I may as well use it on the catalogue page too - it's Paul Mazu...

Yet another first-timer! Here's mine: http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/rg/mastery_teasdale_pm.mp3

To my ears the sibilants are very noticeable. Any tips?

Cheers,
Paul