COMPLETE: 20000 Leagues Under the Seas by J. Verne - AF/ry
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Your claim to 1, 20-21 has been staked, Dragoness.
As for the cheer, I suppose it's just my nature. And, well, it's scary spit being the new kid, but I've tried to be welcoming to everybody. That's just the way things should be.
As for the cheer, I suppose it's just my nature. And, well, it's scary spit being the new kid, but I've tried to be welcoming to everybody. That's just the way things should be.
Marlo Dianne
Writer, Artist, Wondergeek
forbiddendragon.blogspot.com
"We live as though the world was as it should be, to show it what it can be." --Angel
Writer, Artist, Wondergeek
forbiddendragon.blogspot.com
"We live as though the world was as it should be, to show it what it can be." --Angel
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Hello to all readers.
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Looks like I have time to take on another: please put me down for Second Section, Chapter 17. From Cape Horn to the Amazon.
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Glad you enjoyed the Depths
Glad you enjoyed the Depths
Marlo Dianne
Writer, Artist, Wondergeek
forbiddendragon.blogspot.com
"We live as though the world was as it should be, to show it what it can be." --Angel
Writer, Artist, Wondergeek
forbiddendragon.blogspot.com
"We live as though the world was as it should be, to show it what it can be." --Angel
Well, the sailing season is here and I thought I had to read something to do with the sea! I must confess that I've never read this book, but I'm sure it's wonderful. I don't have a lot of time and so I chose a short section to record, but hope to be back for more!
I've already recorded it - 2nd book, chapter 23, Conclusion. Hope that's okay.
Gesine, no URL
00:04:21 / 3.98MB
http://librivox.gesine.org/gesine/20000/20000leaguesundertheseas_2-23_verne.mp3
One thing I wanted to add, and I hope I'm not meddling too much - I always think it's important to include the name of the translator. Translation (esp. literary translation) is a hard thing to do, and I think the person should be credited. Also, each translation is an interpretation and it's often important to know, if there are several, which one is being read. - In case of Jules Verne, I found out that several bad translations were widely distributed in English-speaking countries. I was afraid that this might be one of them (since the later ones might not be PD) but was glad to find that this is not so.
Sorry if I'm obsessing about this, but I've done translations myself... :)
I've already recorded it - 2nd book, chapter 23, Conclusion. Hope that's okay.
Gesine, no URL
00:04:21 / 3.98MB
http://librivox.gesine.org/gesine/20000/20000leaguesundertheseas_2-23_verne.mp3
One thing I wanted to add, and I hope I'm not meddling too much - I always think it's important to include the name of the translator. Translation (esp. literary translation) is a hard thing to do, and I think the person should be credited. Also, each translation is an interpretation and it's often important to know, if there are several, which one is being read. - In case of Jules Verne, I found out that several bad translations were widely distributed in English-speaking countries. I was afraid that this might be one of them (since the later ones might not be PD) but was glad to find that this is not so.
Anyway, I have included the name of the translator in my recording. Whether you want it in there or not is of course your call, Marlo - just let me know and I'll send you an edited version which conforms with your instructions. But if you like it, perhaps we could have the translator in for the first and the last recording of the book?amazon.com wrote:This edition is particularly valuable. Most people aren't aware that the standard English translation is filled with lots of translation errors which botch the science of Verne's masterpiece. Also, the standard version cuts about 25% of the original French novel. This translation fixes the errors, and returns 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea's scientific accuracy (for that time). Also, the cut parts have been restored, so we can now enjoy reading a complete version of Verne's novel.
Sorry if I'm obsessing about this, but I've done translations myself... :)
"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination circles the world." Albert Einstein
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I'll take Chapter 2nd part, Chapter 22. The Last Words of Captain Nemo
if no one has yet claimed it.
if no one has yet claimed it.
I would like to claim
"Chapter 07. The Mediterranean in Forty-Eight Hours" if I could.
I might claim more later as my schedule becomes more fixed. I'm not sure when I might get time to record. I should have it in within 2 weeks.
When is the revised Completion date as May 31, 2006 doesn't seem possible.
"Chapter 07. The Mediterranean in Forty-Eight Hours" if I could.
I might claim more later as my schedule becomes more fixed. I'm not sure when I might get time to record. I should have it in within 2 weeks.
When is the revised Completion date as May 31, 2006 doesn't seem possible.
-Xander
"Quid quid latine dictum sit, altum videtur."
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"Quid quid latine dictum sit, altum videtur."
www.zamws.com
Yes, it seems difficult to meet the deadline . I have extended it to June 30th.
You can surely have chapter 7 of book two. Have fun with you recording!
Rainer
You can surely have chapter 7 of book two. Have fun with you recording!
Rainer
"Everything in the world exists in order to end in a book." (Stéphane Mallarmé)
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Ok, I'll go for another: please put me down for part 2, chapter 19.
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Eric Dennison
Eric Dennison
An errant post:
diabolick wrote:Could you please sign me up for the following chapters.
Chapter 19. Vanikoro
Chapter 23. "Aegri Somnia"
Chapter 24. The Coral Realm
cheers,
Cris
Thanks kri for moving this post.diabolick wrote:Could you please sign me up for the following chapters.
Chapter 19. Vanikoro
Chapter 23. "Aegri Somnia"
Chapter 24. The Coral Realm
cheers,
Cris
Cris, chapters 19, 23 and 24 are yours. Just make sure that you read the chapters of the first part . But as you named them, there is no confusion possible.
Thanks for volunteering,
Rainer
"Everything in the world exists in order to end in a book." (Stéphane Mallarmé)
Here is Sec. 2 Chapter 7. I hope everything is alright with it.
It seems that I have an affinity for French authors, but my French pronunciation is about as good my my ability to do one-handed push-ups on the back of an elephant that is tap-dancing on a tightrope over an active volcano (which I would assume to be horrific, as I haven't actually tried it ).
Let me know if there are any problems.
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=2A2B6E233B5CE1A3
It seems that I have an affinity for French authors, but my French pronunciation is about as good my my ability to do one-handed push-ups on the back of an elephant that is tap-dancing on a tightrope over an active volcano (which I would assume to be horrific, as I haven't actually tried it ).
Let me know if there are any problems.
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?action=download&ufid=2A2B6E233B5CE1A3
-Xander
"Quid quid latine dictum sit, altum videtur."
www.zamws.com
"Quid quid latine dictum sit, altum videtur."
www.zamws.com