[Complete]The Book of a Thousand Nights and a Night vol 8
I'm not sure if I could read to much, but this project is tempting.
There are several footnotes in the text; should they be read, too? Or should they just be ignored?
There are several footnotes in the text; should they be read, too? Or should they just be ignored?
Hi, you're still on as DPL, I'll PM Lynnet and remind her to add you in.plaidsicle wrote:what is the status for this project? I do plan to continue as DPL, I just haven't gotten very far yet...
You can just ignore the footnotes:)moniaqua wrote:I'm not sure if I could read to much, but this project is tempting.
There are several footnotes in the text; should they be read, too? Or should they just be ignored?
Ok, I'm brave and claim 31 then. If I find some more time, I hopefully can claim the following night(s) later onKristingj wrote: You can just ignore the footnotes:)
Great, it's all yours:)moniaqua wrote:Ok, I'm brave and claim 31 then. If I find some more time, I hopefully can claim the following night(s) later onKristingj wrote: You can just ignore the footnotes:)
MollyPunz wrote:I could do the 806th to 808th nights.
Thanks,
MollyPunz
analisapompa wrote:Section 14!
Welcome to LibriVox to the both of you! Thanks, I will sign you up for those sections. analisapompa, what Cataloge name would you like to have?
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Kalynda wrote:May I have 12 please?
All yours:)
Here's 12, duration 19:05 ...
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/thousand_nights_8_12_burton_128kb.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/thousand_nights_8_12_burton_128kb.mp3
Il faut cultiver nos jardins.
Thanks!Kalynda wrote:Here's 12, duration 19:05 ...
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/thousand_nights_8_12_burton_128kb.mp3
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sorry I've been not very on top of my PL-ing here-- now that my semester is over I'll get back to it!
PL Notes for section 2 :
the volume increases noticeably at 0.26
several pauses between all these times:
0.48-0.53
1.25-1.28
4.11-4.14
5.46-5.49
8.14-8.16
8.53-8.54
9.31-9.40
10.24-10.28
12.45-12.50
12.55-13.00
14.47-14.49
15.04-15.10
16.53-16.58
18.22-18.27
hesitation on "taking the ingot" at 3.56
clicking/tapping sounds at ~5.57 and ~6.59
shorter hesitations/interruptions at
~10.54
~11.43
19.31-19.32
missing "end of Section 2" at the end.
PL Notes for section 2 :
the volume increases noticeably at 0.26
several pauses between all these times:
0.48-0.53
1.25-1.28
4.11-4.14
5.46-5.49
8.14-8.16
8.53-8.54
9.31-9.40
10.24-10.28
12.45-12.50
12.55-13.00
14.47-14.49
15.04-15.10
16.53-16.58
18.22-18.27
hesitation on "taking the ingot" at 3.56
clicking/tapping sounds at ~5.57 and ~6.59
shorter hesitations/interruptions at
~10.54
~11.43
19.31-19.32
missing "end of Section 2" at the end.
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PL Notes for Section 3
3.47-3.48 a pause and a click
~8.00 a repeat: "one of which Bahram -- one of which Bahram mounted"
hesitation at 8.07-8.08
~6.16 a missing word "where he had halted *with the* Magian, Bahram"
~18.02 a repeat "Then said -- Then said.."
pause/hesitation at 18.13-18.14
long pauses at
19.47-19.50
20.05-20.07
20.50-20.52
3.47-3.48 a pause and a click
~8.00 a repeat: "one of which Bahram -- one of which Bahram mounted"
hesitation at 8.07-8.08
~6.16 a missing word "where he had halted *with the* Magian, Bahram"
~18.02 a repeat "Then said -- Then said.."
pause/hesitation at 18.13-18.14
long pauses at
19.47-19.50
20.05-20.07
20.50-20.52
'whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong.' -Oscar Wilde
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