[COMPLETE] Self-Help, by Samuel Smiles - tg

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Hi Tricia,

When I claim sections, I usually only claim ones that I can jump right on and get done. I am now involved with a Solo project and one small section I couldn't resist, but with that being said, as I was 'trolling' the forum I came across this book again, and as I looked at the sections, I read through a lot of sections 34 and 35 and they sounded very intriguing, so I would like to claim both of them if I might. It will be a while, I think, but for sure I will get them done in much less than two months.

Thanks, Wayne
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You certainly may claim them both. :) Thank you!
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Here is section 34 (I just couldn't resist), :D

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/selfhelp_34_smiles_128kb.mp3

Time: 31:55

Wayne
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Section 34 PL OK!
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Hi Tricia,

I am getting to the end of my Solo, and I really don't want to miss these two, so could I please claim Sections 26 and 27?

And along that line, I hope you are planning, after this one is completed, to do: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14418 :D .

Thanks,

Wayne
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You're in for 26 and 27. 8-)

Regarding Thrift: maybe. After doing Character and then this, I'm getting a little Samuel Smiled out and might need a break. :? Of course, I could BC it and have someone else DPL...
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Tricia,

Here is Section 35: https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/selfhelp_35_smiles_128kb.mp3

Time: 30:12

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Thanks!
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Section 35 PL OK!
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Post by Micfairy252 »

Good Afternoon Tricia,

I just wanted to submit the 3rd section before my 2 month window is up.

Anyway, I finished uploading the section "National and Individual Chapter 2." It clocks in at 31 minutes and 59 seconds overall.

Here is the link to it.

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/selfhelp_03_smiles_128kb.mp3

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Sincerely,

Micfairy252!
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Thank you! I may get a chance to listen to it this evening...
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Post by Hopeforce1 »

Help is needed!
I would appreciate if someone could tell me what the small L is short for in the text, I have section 6. Seems to be some kind of currency.
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Pounds, probably. (British currency)

l.s.d. is pounds, shillings, pence. :)

(Sorry for the delay. We were at a work day, and I was away all morning and early afternoon.)
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Tricia,

Here at long last is section 26: https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/selfhelp_26_smiles_128kb.mp3

Time 28:20

And you were exactly right on the "l" :thumbs: . I lived for a while in England in the 'old days' (pre decimalization). "LSD" was a commonly heard back then, and it was really funny, as LSD also had a different meaning in the 60's when I was there. :shock: And with the 12 pence to a shilling and 20 shillings to a pound, it took a while, but I was finally able to add and subtract in my head, but couldn't divide :roll: .

What kind of through me off in the other reading is it was referring to India in the early 1800's and it was written as 100,000l rather than £100,000.

Wayne
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Thanks! "At long last"? It's been less than 2 week since you claimed them! :lol:

PL will be in about 12 hours, or tomorrow. :)
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