[COMPLETE][History]World's Story 14: Outline of Universal History - kit

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Section 69 - North and East

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldstory_volume14_069_ploetz_128kb.mp3
8.47

That makes 15 sections for this volume and I think that is my lot :lol:
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alanmapstone wrote: February 19th, 2021, 9:52 amSection 69 - North and East
https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldstory_volume14_069_ploetz_128kb.mp3
That makes 15 sections for this volume and I think that is my lot :lol:
thank you so much, Alan, for your massive contribution to this project. :9: This section is also PL ok.

I think very soon I can prep the next project (the last in this series :shock: ). Just waiting for a few more sections to come in.

Please: all readers with approaching deadlines, or PL notes, don't forget this project !

Thank you

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Here are two of my sections (the third is still being edited; I will resume tomorrow and post it then)

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldstory_volume14_030_ploetz_128kb.mp3 (3:30)
https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldstory_volume14_055_ploetz_128kb.mp3 (8:07)
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WiltedScribe wrote: February 23rd, 2021, 12:24 amHere are two of my sections (the third is still being edited; I will resume tomorrow and post it then)
thank you so much, Tomas :9: and just in the nick of time ;) I will give you a short extension on the last section then (let's say: till 9th March, so you don't have to stress, of course as soon as possible is always welcome)

The two sections are flawlessly PL ok. It's an interesting area of history. And I see in the second section the author wrapped under one heading everything from Eastern Europe to the Far East :shock:

thanks !

And as an announcement: since I haven't heard back from the other reader, sections 19 and 20 are up for grabs again. Back to readers wanted....

We're getting close...

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I can do 19 and 20. Jim :)
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neecheelok70 wrote: February 23rd, 2021, 6:11 amI can do 19 and 20. Jim :)
thank you, Jim, then we are back to fully claimed 8-)

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Here is section 7!

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldstory_volume14_007_ploetz_128kb.mp3

5:27

I noticed some bird singing got into the recording in the first bit (intro and first sentence or two). It's not too loud but if it's too distracting let me know and I'll re-record.

(It's almost spring here, the birds are getting enthusiastic!)

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ColleenMc wrote: February 23rd, 2021, 9:52 am Here is section 7!
https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldstory_volume14_007_ploetz_128kb.mp3
I noticed some bird singing got into the recording in the first bit (intro and first sentence or two). It's not too loud but if it's too distracting let me know and I'll re-record.

(It's almost spring here, the birds are getting enthusiastic!)
I like enthusiasm from birds. And no, they're not distracting at all. Perfectly narrated, thank you for the fast turn-around :)

Only one small bit to insert still:

> at 0:30: could you also add "Part 5" to complete the title, like I marked it down in the MW ?

thanks

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I just finished House of Mystery, Chapter 20, which took longer than I expected, so I didn't get to 19 and 20, which were on my agenda. So tomorrow, these two are my targets! :thumbs:
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And here is Section 20. I even had to pass a second language test, which happened to be Italian, the first French, for my doctorate degree, and both of which I did pass, so how come I couldn't do just about any of this passage. Of course, the tests didn't determine whether I could actually pronounce those languages. We may need to find a native! Or you can just close your ears and just give me a PL ok for effort. :lol:

https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldstory_volume14_020_ploetz_128kb.mp3

13:14

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neecheelok70 wrote: February 25th, 2021, 12:54 pmOf course, the tests didn't determine whether I could actually pronounce those languages. We may need to find a native! Or you can just close your ears and just give me a PL ok for effort. :lol:
I actually happen to have learnt Italian in highschool ;) and yes, our teacher made sure we had the correct pronunciation. :lol: I'll let you know if anything is too odd. Will PL tomorrow.

And to all interested....get ready for the final book in the series. If Jim nails his two last sections, then we're nearly down to 10 unfinished sections and I will mostly likely launch Book 15 tomorrow. (in case some people want to camp outside the ticketsellers tonight... :mrgreen: )

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Post by mmcclallen »

Sorry for the delay, here is Section 66!


https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldstory_volume14_066_ploetz_128kb.mp3

29:47

Thank you,

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Post by Kitty »

Alexander really spent his entire life warring about in foreign countries :lol: two interesting sections, and your Italian is not too bad. I think we can let those names stand as they are. However you missed out to include the original Greek names, if they deviate from the modern names, then I wanted them included (maybe you forgot that I mentioned it before ?)

Section 19:
> at 11:53: (p. 76) "he koine dialektos" – I think you say "or common dialect" :hmm: could you please replace it with the original Greek which I transcribed for you here ?
> at 13:34: (p. 77) "a war 315-301 broke out" – I don't hear the first "3" (only "15-301")

Section 20:
> at 9:59: (p. 83) "Hellas he megale" – could you also here please include the Greek ?
> at 11:06: (p. 83) "from regnym" – also here please include actual name instead of saying "from the Greek"
> at 12:04: (p. 84) "Agrigentum, Akragas, now Girgenti" – also here, the Greek differs from the new name, so I wanted to include it
> at 12:26: (p. 84) "Sardinia, Sardo"
> at 12:29: (p. 84) "Corsica, Kyrnos"
> at 12:34: (p. 84) stumble: "the following are worthy - noteworthy" – "worthy" can be cut
> at 12:55: (p. 84) "and Aenaria" – you say "now"

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mmcclallen wrote: February 25th, 2021, 2:58 pmSorry for the delay, here is Section 66!
https://librivox.org/uploads/kitty/worldstory_volume14_066_ploetz_128kb.mp3
better late than never, and you were still inside your deadline limits, so thank you for that. :thumbs: And the section is flawlessly narrated, so you made it really easy on me, I only had to listen and discover the historical facts. Straight PL ok.

Sonia :)
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