[COMPLETE] Thrift, by Samuel Smiles - tg

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Thanks! PL to come later today. :)
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Section 2 has been uploaded. Habits of Thrift

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Thanks! I've been busy all day today and haven't had a chance to do much LV'ing. I'll hopefully get to these files tonight.
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TriciaG wrote: April 14th, 2021, 1:05 pm Thanks! I've been busy all day today and haven't had a chance to do much LV'ing. I'll hopefully get to these files tonight.
Don't spend any money til you've listened to Section 2!!!!!!!!! :shock:
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msfry wrote: April 14th, 2021, 1:11 pm
TriciaG wrote: April 14th, 2021, 1:05 pm Thanks! I've been busy all day today and haven't had a chance to do much LV'ing. I'll hopefully get to these files tonight.
Don't spend any money til you've listened to Section 2!!!!!!!!! :shock:
Ha! :mrgreen: The more things change, the more things stay the same, don't they?

Sections 2 and 23 PL OK!
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Please may I be assigned sections 18 and 19?
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Sure!

And with that, we're full! Moving this to Readers Found. 8-)
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TriciaG wrote: April 14th, 2021, 5:29 pm Sure!

And with that, we're full! Moving this to Readers Found. 8-)
Thanks.
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-- Bill Jones

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Thanks!
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Thank you! I'll be working on these this weekend...

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TriciaG wrote: April 13th, 2021, 3:29 pm Thanks! I do enjoy your voice. :)

2:43 - 2l 14s 6d - this is sixpence, not six dollars. :)

2:48 - Please say "end of footnote"

4:17-4:25 - please remove this footnote. It's uninteresting, IMHO.

6:06 - please say "end of footnote"

7:14 - 8s 9d a day - "nine pence" please. :)

7:17 - 11s 7d... 10s 9d... 13s 2d - please make these all "pence" (if you want to sound like a Brit, 2d would be "tuppence")

7:38 - please say "end of footnote."

10:20 - please say "end of footnote"

19:48 - stumble & repeat: "The intense selfishness...credible" repeated at 19:57
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Thanks! PL later this evening...
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Section 16:

19:49 - "vary from 2_s_. 4_d_. to 4_s_. 3_d_. a week." - The d in English currency is "pence". (If you want to sound like a Brit, 3d is "thruppence" rather than "threepence".)

It's up to you if you want to fix this. Generally, pennies and pence are fairly equivalent.
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Section 18: PL OK!

17:52 - "Sir Francis Crossley, Bart." - FYI, "Bart" here is "baronet." No need to change it unless you really, really want to. ;)
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