Here is Section 36:
https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/legendsofsaintsandsinners_36_hyde_128kb.mp3
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Helen and miss stav, here is the story. I thought I should listen to the original before I recorded a replacement. What I discovered was a wonderful rendition that made me envious first and secondly convinced me that this was good enough--although there was some crazy stuff going on--to be salvaged. I allowed some liberties with the text, but nothing that altered the sense or meaning and so conforms to the rules for the "standard" reading. If you do not agree with me, I am happy to record the replacement. Sorry to prolong even further the completion of this project, but I could not in all conscience not try to save this delightful handling of this legend.
[Complete] [IRISH FOLKLORE] Legends Of Saints And Sinners by Douglas Hyde-ag
I don't know if I can agree, because in Librivox we have to record the original. However I leave it for Helen to judge.
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I understand that. I just thought this one would be an exception to the rule, given its endearing cleverness. But I am cool with whatever you both decide. Jim
Hi Miss Stav and Jim,
sect 36
spot PL OK
I agree with Jim, the reading was outstanding, it just needed editing out certain parts (which Jim did beautifully).
TY Jim for all your hard work.
This is a wrap!
sect 36
spot PL OK
I agree with Jim, the reading was outstanding, it just needed editing out certain parts (which Jim did beautifully).
TY Jim for all your hard work.
This is a wrap!
Helen
POW/MIA, we will remember them.
5/4/66 (S.V.) Malone, Jimmy M.
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POW/MIA, we will remember them.
5/4/66 (S.V.) Malone, Jimmy M.
Private U.S. Army, 1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry
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I knew this was not protocol and for that I am sincerely apologetic. But I am happy that this rendition of the legend is available. I could not have done it justice. Please forgive, miss stav. Jim
There is nothing to forgive on my side. I am glad you were open minded, you listened, and you decided what was done is ok- and you would not do more. It is not obvious.
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I will start cataloging.
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• This project is now complete. All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/legends-of-saints-and-sinners-by-douglas-hyde/
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
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Good Evening All,
We got there in the end !!
Many, many, thanks to all who took part, particularly to Miss Stav (our Coordinator), Amy (our MC), and Helen (our Proof Listener), whose endless patience and encouragement got the project over the line.
Well done, one and all !
Cheers for now,
Sláinte
Aiken
(stay safe, everyone)
We got there in the end !!
Many, many, thanks to all who took part, particularly to Miss Stav (our Coordinator), Amy (our MC), and Helen (our Proof Listener), whose endless patience and encouragement got the project over the line.
Well done, one and all !
Cheers for now,
Sláinte
Aiken
(stay safe, everyone)