[COMPLETE]Tolstoi for the Young: Selected Tales-pc

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This project can be found in our catalog at https://librivox.org/tolstoi-for-the-young-selected-tales-from-tolstoi-by-leo-tolstoy/

Tolstoi for the Young: Selected tales from Tolstoi by Leo Tolstoy (1828 - 1910). Translated by Mrs. R.S. Townsend ( - 0)
Seven stories by Leo Tolstoy selected with the idea of introducing younger people to his wonderful writings. Some of the stories are well known and others more obscure; some are long and others quite short but all are of course from the pen of the great graf Leo Tolstoy and faithfully translated by Mrs. R. S. Townsend. ( philip a chenevert)
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"I lost my trousers," said Tom expansively.
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Post by pattymarie »

Could I dpl this?
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Post by philchenevert »

pattymarie wrote:Could I dpl this?
I was hoping you would ask! That would be great! :thumbs:
"I lost my trousers," said Tom expansively.
89 Decibels? Easy Peasy ! https://youtu.be/aSKR55RDVpk
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Post by pattymarie »

LOL at the line below the MW. Don't know where the idea of talent comes from, but I do try to be fun.
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Post by lian2902952 »

I've read this book before , in russian.

May I claim "The Great Bear"?
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lian2902952 wrote:I've read this book before , in russian.

May I claim "The Great Bear"?
Wow. I am impressed. You may certainly read that section. Welcome aboard!!! :thumbs:
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Post by lian2902952 »

Lian Pang

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Post by philchenevert »

Thank you! I'll put this into the magic window for proof listening :thumbs:
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Post by philchenevert »

Moving this to Readers Wanted. Y'all come along now. :D
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Post by pattymarie »

Section 5 is PL OK. Very clear and expressive.
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Post by DianeMarie »

Can I claim "Three Questions" ?
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DianeMarie wrote:Can I claim "Three Questions" ?
Diane
You certainly can Diane. All yours to enjoy.
Have you chosen your catalog name? Most of us use our real names but it is up to you.
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Post by AEHamilton »

Hello!
I'd like to do Emelian and the Empty Drum.
It will be my first contribution to Librivox :-)
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AEHamilton wrote:Hello!
I'd like to do Emelian and the Empty Drum.
It will be my first contribution to Librivox :-)
AEH
You may that section. Welcome to the project and please ask if you have any questions at all. We are a friendly bunch here. :thumbs:

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Post by ncline »

I would like to read section 2.

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