COMPLETE[GROUP]The Pirate Woman by Captain Dingle - thw

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ah finally a new chapter from the pirate queen :9: Thank you, James, this was entertainingly narrated, I felt totally in the thick of the action here. :thumbs: Dolores really has nerves of steel. :shock:

No errors found at all, this can be marked PL ok immediately. Great job !

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Thank you for the kind words. I enjoyed reading this story, and of course the powerful woman in a manly profession is always compelling. I'm going to sign up to read Sections 21 and 22 if I can.
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Eduard Rochester wrote: March 26th, 2018, 5:33 pm Thank you for the kind words. I enjoyed reading this story, and of course the powerful woman in a manly profession is always compelling. I'm going to sign up to read Sections 21 and 22 if I can.
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Thank you.

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ah I'm being spoiled, yet another great chapter. I am not so sure that Dolores made a wise decision to show Pearse her cave. :hmm: He may be cunning and try to get to the treasure by feigning love for her. Or am I being too cynical here ? Well, I haven't read the previous chapters yet, so I don't really know his character.

I am curious how all this will end. Excellently PL ok, yet again, James. Thank you :)

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and another great PL ok section, thank you, James. As I thought, the three men are blinded by their lust for gold. Actually Dolores made quite a devilish scheme here to bring the three friends up against each other. She is not an altogether nice person, I'd say :mrgreen:

The fighting scene was quite breath-taking ! Well narrated. Thanks !

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Thank you.

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Le silence va plus vite à reculons.

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woah, Dolores is really a nasty woman in this chapter, the way she treats a dying man. :shock: And out-swimming a ship was a bit stretching the credibility, I think ;)

excellent chapter, yet again. Totally PL ok. Thanks :)

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Ealswythe wrote: March 30th, 2018, 9:14 am Chapter 13:
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/piratewoman_13_dingle_128kb.mp3 16:58
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great reading, Linda, I really enjoyed this chapter, although I did not really understand all the ship-vocabulary. I am sure Todd (since he must know the lingo) will appreciate and understand much more what exactly was going on there :lol:

No textual errors at all, but I think we don't need the "to be continued..." announcement at 16:13. But before you cut out anything, let's wait for Todd to give his opinion. :hmm: I will mark it with PL notes for the time being, so that I won't forget.

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Hi Sonia,
Let’s leave it up to Todd about whether he does want that “To be continued next week” section. But I do think it adds to the overall feel of the story within the context of how stories were prinited in magazines back then, plus, the way they would have been presented as a radio story. They definitely would have had the “continued next week” part. I did, in fact, read the whole thing as it would have been performed on a weekly radio show of the time.
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Ealswythe wrote: March 30th, 2018, 12:19 pm Hi Sonia,
Let’s leave it up to Todd about whether he does want that “To be continued next week” section. But I do think it adds to the overall feel of the story within the context of how stories were prinited in magazines back then, plus, the way they would have been presented as a radio story. They definitely would have had the “continued next week” part. I did, in fact, read the whole thing as it would have been performed on a weekly radio show of the time.
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Sure. That would be good to have in here, so please leave it.

Don't always need it - so if someone leaves it out they don't need to add it. (It only occurs every 3-4 stories or so.)

Thanks, Todd
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