[COMPLETE] Mark Twain in the New York Times, Part Three - tg

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TriciaG wrote: January 23rd, 2020, 6:28 pm Wasn't me.

And I prefer not doing it on projects. It's more numbers to confuse the eyes when double checking the run times vs. what shows up at Archive during cataloging. ;)
very strange!!!
Because I've done it FOR _EVER...and only because...and some point....I was told to.

I've taken all the initial "00's" OUT!!!

:-)
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Difference of preference?? *shrug*

Leave it as is for this project. It's not worth the effort to change. :)
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48,49 and 50 are done
AND:
Tricia...I've sent in a corrected ZIP file for Part 3 texts.
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I'm working on speeding up 34

I shaved about 20 secs off it and sent it up.
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Tricia can you take out the MW line for section 51...which we no longer need?
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johng wrote: January 24th, 2020, 7:20 pm Tricia can you take out the MW line for section 51...which we no longer need?
thanks
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51 removed. :)
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msfry wrote: January 24th, 2020, 10:53 pm
johng wrote: January 24th, 2020, 7:20 pm Tricia can you take out the MW line for section 51...which we no longer need?
thanks
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PL NOTES

40 Along about 3:10, you slip out of John Bangs' character for awhile, then back in, then out. No errors and no big deal, you just sound like you sometimes.
Great character voices. Mr. Putnam sounds like a donkey in an animated cartoon. Hee Haw! Brilliant!
41 ok
42 ok
43 ok
44 ok
45 ok, tricky how the writer writes like Twain, but isn't Twain. You did a good job splitting the difference!
47 ok

49 ok

leaving 48 and 50 til tomorrow, also spot PLing of a few others. Gotta do other stuff now.
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msfry wrote: January 25th, 2020, 4:29 pm PL NOTES

40 Along about 3:10, you slip out of John Bangs' character for a while, then back in, then out. No errors and no big deal, you just sound like you sometimes.
Great character voices. Mr. Putnam sounds like a donkey in an animated cartoon. Hee Haw! Brilliant!
40 is corrected!!
Tnx for the catch on that!!!
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Here's the last batch of PL Notes.

25
3:10 due to the rest, to is missing
The pace of Mark's long part, as elsewhere discussed, I find painfully slow. Could use a tempo boost, as elsewhere applied.

32
:23 a Socialistic club, you say Socialist
3:20 missing phrase: just this mission. I shall /only attempt a few changes. I would /merely compress
5:26 the separable verb, you say separate, elsewhere you do say separable

34 ok
46 ok

48
1:00 British metropolis, you say English

50 ok
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msfry wrote: January 26th, 2020, 10:56 am Here's the last batch of PL Notes.

25
3:10 due to the rest, to is missing
The pace of Mark's long part, as elsewhere discussed, I find painfully slow. Could use a tempo boost, as elsewhere applied.

32
:23 a Socialistic club, you say Socialist
3:20 missing phrase: just this mission. I shall /only attempt a few changes. I would /merely compress
5:26 the separable verb, you say separate, elsewhere you do say separable

34 ok
46 ok

48
1:00 British metropolis, you say English

50 ok
OK!!
I've shortened and corrected 25
corrected 32 and 48
and sent in the zipped text file for Part 3
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Okay, John, looks like you're PL OK everywhere. Glad I got to be a small part of this unique project, (if only with 5 minutes to spare in volunteering as DPL! :D )

I'll submit the cover shortly after it catalogues.

Ta Ta and best wishes!
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msfry wrote: January 26th, 2020, 1:10 pm Okay, John, looks like you're PL OK everywhere. Glad I got to be a small part of this unique project, (if only with 5 minutes to spare in volunteering as DPL! :D )

I'll submit the cover shortly after it catalogs.

Ta Ta and best wishes!
Michele!!
Thanks again for your invaluable oversight!!
I really appreciate ALL you've done and suggested!!
And
I will definitely keep you in the loop as each part approaches its finish line.

Best of luck with all your Other projects!!!

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Starting to catalog. :)
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