[COMPLETE] -- A Passage to India, by E M Forster - tg

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spot PL OK. :)
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Chapters 14 and 15 in MW.
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Besides the ones you caught in 14, I also caught "Adela" at 7:16 and 16:46.
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15 PL OK. And I suppose the Catastrophe / Great Event occurs in the next chapter...

I see you deleted your previous post about the pronunciations. Did you find those two additional ones already? If so, I'll spot check it.
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Okay, I'm going to try to get this chapter 14 / Adela pronunciation thing clear.

I initially found the problem at 4.36 and 43.50. I fixed these (total time didn't change). I ALSO found a problem at 7.16, which I also fixed. I uploaded the fixed version, because I thought you had not yet begun to PL.

You brought my attention to the problems at 7.16 and 16.46. When I when in to fix these, I discovered that I had already fixed the 7.16 one, but not the 16.46 one. I just now fixed this last one, and am saving it.

I will upload it now again also -- which will take 30 minutes or so, because without internet I'm tethering computer to phone.


To cover all possible bases, check 4.36, 7.16, 16.46 and 43.50.

Whew!

8-)


ARGH!!! I just did all of the above BUT I also pasted chapter 14 in the space for chapter 16, and can't seem to delete it. Will you please? :oops:
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Hello Tricia,

I've been dealing with some unexpected medical stuff that's slowing me down. To cover bases, I changed the target complete date to from July to September 15. I hope to get you something in the next few days.

Thanks for your patience.

All best, KW
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Take your time and get better. :) Don't worry about me.
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8-)
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Chapters 16, 17, 18 in MW. :D

A quick note in the extremely unlikely case you missed it ... in my post of June 21, 1:55pm I noted the times in chapter 14 where I made "Adela" pronunciation fixes, ready for spot-PL.

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I think I had spot-checked 14 but didn't post or change the MW. :oops:

I see the rest and will work on 'em. :)
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16-18 PL OK

Well, that was a very delicate way to handle the "insult" scene!
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delicate, you think? Well, RAH - thuh.

I really like the way Forster gets his social politics in very distinctly, but not too often.
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Chapters 19, 20 in MW.
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19 and 20 PL OK!
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