COMPL [SS] Love Affairs of the Courts of Europe by T.Hall-ck

[Carolin]

thank you casey!

[jasonb]

Hi Carolin.

Can I habe the 2 sections for the rival sisters please.

[Carolin]

absolutely, thank you jason!

[VittoriaConn]

I would like to read A Siren of the Eighteenth Century, please. Thank you.

Vittoria

[Carolin]

thank you so much vittoria!

[afutterer]

PL NOTES:

SECTION 28 - An Ill-Fated Marriage

PL OK

[Carolin]

thank you anthony!

[kinelta]

I'll take Section 29, An Ill-Fated Marriage, continued.

~Casey

[Carolin]

thank you

[VittoriaConn]

thank you so much vittoria!

Here you are. Chapter 11: A Siren of the Eighteenth Century. Running time: 23:35.

A word about the way I pronounced Wilhelmine's name: Had it been spelled W-i-l-h-e-l-m-i-n-a, and had the story been set in an English-speaking country, I'd have pronounced the "W" the way we do in English. However, I suspected by the German spelling and the Prussian setting that it would be more appropriate to pronounce it the German way, with the "W" sounding like a "V". To check, I Googled the pronunciation of "Wilhelmine", and sure enough, the recording indicated the "V" sound, and added the word, "German."

Also, I say "quote" and "end quote" at every instance of quotation marks. This seemed correct.

Thank you. I hope you like the recording.

Vittoria

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/loveaffairs_11_hall_128kb.mp3

[Carolin]

Thank you

[afutterer]

PL NOTES:

SECTION 11 - A Siren of the Eighteenth Century

PL OK

[Carolin]

thank you anthony!

[Kalynda]

Here's 20 (17:14) ...

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/loveaffairs_20_hall_128kb.mp3

[Carolin]

thank you