yes I admit, you can apply for the word-of-the-year award for that
thanks for the correction, and here is the assembled poem now, ready for final PL.
I hope all is ok in your neck of Canada. I'll have a listen to your DRs later on and there's probably some poems that can get assembled. Thank you so much for giving those priority. I love the rythm you bring into it in some parts, running over two lines. 
And with our 4 different voices interspersed, it really sounds great.
Here is Tomorrow. Very sensitive narrative, Jason. Well done ! Also no errors. You're making it easy here on me. My short narrative lines only sound like interruptions here. 
Each of you were perfect in the reading. It sounds excellent, so cool that's it's 5 minutes long, it's really a pleasure to listen to. Flawless run-through ! Keep 'em coming!just to make doubly sure, I checked every poem in the MW with the archive original and apart from this one poem, all the others are correct and in that sequence. Luckily not much wrong and easily correctable.WiltedScribe wrote: ↑May 17th, 2018, 1:37 pmSonia and I have found an error in the Gutenberg version, wherein a poem called "In the Air" by Lucy Larcom was omitted entirely and replaced by a poem found later on in the volume. We've consulted an Archive scan and decided that Sonia will record the Larcom and keep the Mackay poem for Part 2.
The MW has been amended to reflect this change.
