COMPLETE A Romance of the Moors by Mona Caird-mas

[SKVeld]

Sounds great, thanks!

[Scarbo]

Here's the link to Chapter 5: https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/romance_05_caird_128kb.mp3

Duration - 40:44

Thanks again for this chapter! I enjoyed your expressive reading style. I have just a few notes:

- At 19:03, "But it seemed almost as far to go back as forward," you say "But it seemed almost to go as far back as forward" (p. 145)
- At 34:42, "all this way to find her!" you say "all the way out to find her!" (p. 162)

[mariechristian]

chapter 6
length 23:27

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/romance_06_caird_128kb.mp3

Marie

Please check to see if I pronounce aunt as "ahnt" throughout and not "ant" please. Thanks!
We say ant down south so it was hard for me to use the British ahnt

[Scarbo]

chapter 6
length 23:27

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/romance_06_caird_128kb.mp3

Marie

Please check to see if I pronounce aunt as "ahnt" throughout and not "ant" please. Thanks!
We say ant down south so it was hard for me to use the British ahnt

Thank you for chapter 6! It's PL OK, and I heard all the "aunts" as "ahnts."

[mariechristian]

chapter 6
length 23:27

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/romance_06_caird_128kb.mp3

Marie

Please check to see if I pronounce aunt as "ahnt" throughout and not "ant" please. Thanks!
We say ant down south so it was hard for me to use the British ahnt

Thank you for chapter 6! It's PL OK, and I heard all the "aunts" as "ahnts."

[SKVeld]

Thanks again for this chapter! I enjoyed your expressive reading style. I have just a few notes:

- At 19:03, "But it seemed almost as far to go back as forward," you say "But it seemed almost to go as far back as forward" (p. 145)
- At 34:42, "all this way to find her!" you say "all the way out to find her!" (p. 162)

Re-records done. The transitions aren't as seamless as I'd like, but I wanted to get this done!

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/romance_05_caird_128kb.mp3 (40:45)

[Scarbo]

Re-records done. The transitions aren't as seamless as I'd like, but I wanted to get this done!

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/romance_05_caird_128kb.mp3 (40:45)

PL OK! Thank you! The transitions sound great to me.

[SKVeld]

PL OK! Thank you! The transitions sound great to me.

Great, thanks!

[SReeves]

Chapter 3 upload, ready for review, thank you

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/romance_03_caird_128kb.mp3

16:10

Thank you for chapter 3! It sounds great, and I enjoyed Mrs. Coverdale's accent. I have just a few notes:

- 0:41, "where an ancient river had flower into the sea" appears to have a typo. Would you mind reading where an ancient river had flowed into the sea"? (p. 71) I apologize for missing that and not putting a note in the MW!
- At 5:51, "as she retraced her steps to the parlor," you say "as she retracted her steps to the parlor" (p. 77)
- At 12:57, "to say to Fate submissively," I hear "to say to Fate submersively" (p. 86)
- At 13:22, "and her plaintive reproaches; for she would soon come to reproach him," I hear "and her plaintive re-approaches; for she would soon come to re-approach him" (p. 87)
- At 14:34, "to the thought of its interment," I hear "to the thought of his interment" (p. 88)
- At 15:55, "with images and fancies," I hear "with images of fancies" (p. 90)

Changes made

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/romance_3_caird_128kb.mp3

Thank you.

[Scarbo]

Changes made

https://librivox.org/uploads/maryannspiegel/romance_3_caird_128kb.mp3

Thank you.

PL OK! Thank you!

That makes this project ready for cataloging!

[Scarbo]

MaryAnn, when you have a chance to catalog, could you use the version of the summary that's currently in the first post? I had to edit it after posting. Thanks!

[MaryAnnSpiegel]

Thanks for the heads up. I'm working on it now and will use the updated summary.

MaryAnn

[MaryAnnSpiegel]

This project is now complete. All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/a-romance-of-the-moors-by-mona-caird/

[Scarbo]

Thank you, MaryAnn, and thank you, readers!