COMPLETE [NF]-anthology of book Dedications by M.E. Brown-ag

[silverquill]

Here's section 16 @ 30:58
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/dedications_16_brown_128kb.mp3

section 19 to come in a couple of days.
Best Regards,
Adrian

Section 16 is PL OK.

(Can't believe we are almost done!)

[adrianstephens]

Hi Adrian,
They are yours.
Thank you for your help! I will move us to Readers Found.
-Amy :)

Hello Amy,

Here's section 16 @ 30:58
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/dedications_16_brown_128kb.mp3

section 19 to come in a couple of days.
Best Regards,
Adrian

Hi Adrian,
That will be great. Thank you for Section 16!
-Amy :)

No sooner dead than sung, here be it:
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/dedications_19_brown_128kb.mp3 @ 25:07.

Best,
Adrian

[kcarp]

Good reading, again!
Just one thing the jumped out at me that I think needs correction.
At about 11:38 I hear the name read as Ad-o-ron-um Judson, the name is Ad-o-ri-um Judson (long "i" ) Might seem picky, but he is a well-know figure so, as I said, this jumped out at me.

Thanks for letting me know -- I actually wasn't familiar with Adonirum Judson before, so I'm glad that you caught the mispronunciation! Here's the fixed version:
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/dedications_15_brown_128kb.mp3
New length: 28:53

[alg1001]

No sooner dead than sung, here be it:
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/dedications_19_brown_128kb.mp3 @ 25:07.

Best,
Adrian

Nice!
Thank you for this, Adrian!

[silverquill]

Good reading, again!
Just one thing the jumped out at me that I think needs correction.
At about 11:38 I hear the name read as Ad-o-ron-um Judson, the name is Ad-o-ri-um Judson (long "i" ) Might seem picky, but he is a well-know figure so, as I said, this jumped out at me.

Thanks for letting me know -- I actually wasn't familiar with Adonirum Judson before, so I'm glad that you caught the mispronunciation! Here's the fixed version:
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/dedications_15_brown_128kb.mp3
New length: 28:53

Perfectly done and now PL OK.

Well, Adonirum is an unusual name - not sure where it comes from.
He has been one of my heroes, and I remember being moved by the story of his pioneering work in Burma when I was just a young lad. Finally, a few years ago, I did get to visit that country, now Myanmar, just briefly. But, it was a highlight for us.

Anyway, I hope we will hear much more of your fine reading here on LibriVox!

[silverquill]

No sooner dead than sung, here be it:
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/dedications_19_brown_128kb.mp3 @ 25:07.

Best,
Adrian

Nice!
Thank you for this, Adrian!

Wonderful reading -- especially on the Chaucer introduction to the astrolabe

And with that, a little more than a year after this adventure began, we are finished thanks to many fine readers along the way.

Back to you, Amy, for the ribbon and bows.

[alg1001]

The time went by quickly. I didn't realize it had been so long. Thank you so much for proof listening this, Larry!
I will start cataloging.

[alg1001]

• This project is now complete. All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/dedications-by-mary-elizabeth-brown/
Congratulations!