[COMPLETE] H.L. Mencken--The American Language--philc

[DrPGould]

Thanks, Linda!

Philip

[barbara2]

Barbara:

I hope you had a joyous Christmas! Section 30 is in the MW and ready for PL.

Many thanks,

Philip

You were right about the lists, Philip! Smoothly handled, and PL OK.

Best,

Barbara

[DrPGould]

Thanks so much Barbara! (I hope it was easier to listen to than it was to read.)
(It looks like we may have some orphans coming up--we'll know after tomorrow. If you would be interested in reading any of them--and I should have made this offer earlier-forgive me-I'd be happy to PL for you. If not, I greatly appreciate the work you are doing.)

Philip

[barbara2]

(It looks like we may have some orphans coming up--we'll know after tomorrow. If you would be interested in reading any of them--and I should have made this offer earlier-forgive me-I'd be happy to PL for you. If not, I greatly appreciate the work you are doing.)

Philip

Despite not sounding a bit American I was tempted by your kind offer. Then I remembered that the book is still under Copyright for Australians.

It's been such a popular project, I think you're going to have no trouble getting any orphans adopted.

Best,

Brbara

[wildlindajohnson]

(It looks like we may have some orphans coming up--we'll know after tomorrow. If you would be interested in reading any of them--and I should have made this offer earlier-forgive me-I'd be happy to PL for you. If not, I greatly appreciate the work you are doing.)

Philip

Despite not sounding a bit American I was tempted by your kind offer. Then I remembered that the book is still under Copyright for Australians.

It's been such a popular project, I think you're going to have no trouble getting any orphans adopted.

Best,

Brbara

I can help with orphans (if that means sections assigned but not yet read...?). Just let me know if such is needed and which ones you'd like done.

[DrPGould]

Barbara:

Section 31 is in the MW and ready for PL. (Running time is 36:47).

Many thanks,

Philip

[DrPGould]

Sections 15,16,17 have been orphaned. First come, first served.

Many thanks,

Philip

[barbara2]

Barbara:

Section 31 is in the MW and ready for PL. (Running time is 36:47).

Many thanks,

Philip

Hi Philip,

A couple of repeats to be deleted:

11:41 repeat of "in vulgar American"
18:42 repeat of "There is an analogous form of which, to wit, whichn"

Much food for thought in that section.

Best,

Barbara

[wildlindajohnson]

Sections 15,16,17 have been orphaned. First come, first served.

Many thanks,

Philip

Hi Philip, I'll be glad to foster the orphans 15, 16 and 17.

Linda

[DrPGould]

They're all yours, Linda!

Many thanks,

Philip

[wildlindajohnson]

Here's Section 15:


https://librivox.org/uploads/philchenev ... _128kb.mp3 [34:16]

[DrPGould]

Thanks, Linda!

Section 15 is in the MW and ready for Barbara's magic PL!

Philip

[barbara2]

Here's Section 15:


https://librivox.org/uploads/philchenev ... _128kb.mp3 [34:16]

Word perfect Linda. The coinages towards the end of the section reminded me of Bertie Wooster's preferred poisons so I googled. Here are some:

The Broken Compass, the Sewing Machine, the Comet, the Atomic, the Cement Mixer and the Gremlin Boogie.

Best,

Barbara

[DrPGould]

Barbara:

I have uploaded the corrections for Section 31.

Many thanks,

Philip

[DrPGould]

Barbara:

Section 13 is in the MW and Ready for PL.

Many thanks,

Philip