COMPLETE: Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson

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Post by Squiddhartha »

all audio files can be found on our catalog page:
http://librivox.org/treasure-island-by-robert-louis-stevenson/


Okay, kids, pirates and adventure on the high seas! Sign up below.

Chapters are roughly the same size, and two chapters seems like a reasonable chunk. If your assignment includes the first chapter of a 'Part' (namely, chapters 1, 7, 13, 16, 22, or 28), please insert the 'Part' title ahead of the chapter title. (For example: "Part Five. My Sea Adventure. Chapter Twenty-two. How My Sea Adventure Began.")

Taget completion date: November 15, 2005.

Gutenberg e-text #120: here.

*DONE - ch 1-2 - Squiddhartha
*DONE - ch 3-4 - Gord
*DONE - ch 5-6 - Kara
*DONE - ch 7-8 - Literate Loser
*DONE - ch 9-10 - Ivan
*DONE - ch 11-12 - Podchef
*DONE - ch 13-14 - Squiddhartha
*DONE - ch 15-16 - Hugh
*DONE - ch 17-18 - vee
*DONE - ch 19-20 - mjd-s
*DONE - ch 21-22 - Kristen
*DONE - ch 23-24 - Podchef
*DONE - ch 25-26 - cdm2003; pinch-hit by Gord
*DONE - ch 27-28 - Alex Foster
*DONE - ch 29-30 - dandyrandy
*DONE - ch 31-32 - jeanosullivan
*DONE - ch 33-34 - dandyrandy

save files:
treasure_island_1-2_stevenson

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Track: treasure_island_ch1-2
Album: treasure_island
Artist: stevenson_rl

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i'll take 15-16.
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Post by GordMackenzie »

chapters 3-4 for me, please!
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Trying not to spread myself too thin... but I can't pass this up. Chapters 5-6 for me!

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I'll take some later chapters, say 27-28.

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I'm looking over chapters 7 and 8, possibly for recording this evening, but I'm wondering how you'd recommend reading a date with an obscured year, such as

January 17, 17--

Any suggestions?
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Post by hugh »

i had that in childhood, and said: "eighteen hundred and something." not very elegant, but got the job done. better suggestions would be welcome.
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Post by alexfoster »

That's an excellent way of doing it, because it still sounds like real words.

I think I had somehting like it in Frankenstein and said 'seventeen-blankty-blank' -- which is perilously close to the English gameshow with Les Dawson.
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Post by Squiddhartha »

I have the same issue in chapter 1, which I intend to record Sunday, and I'm waffling between literally mumbling ("Seventeen mmmphphm") and saying "Seventeen-blank." Probably "Seventeen-blank."
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Okay. Put me down for chapters 7 and 8.
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Post by Squiddhartha »

Hugh wins the race! I wound up going to see the new Wallace & Gromit with my family yesterday, which I don't regret, but it means I'll be recording chapters 1 and 2 tonight instead of last night...
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Post by Ivan »

I'm up for chapters 9-10 as my first attempt at recording for LibriVox!

Out of curiosity, how is everyone pronouncing "Livesey?"
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My dad, reader out-loud extraordinaire, pronounced it "LIV-zee" so that's how I'll say it, I guess :)

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Post by Squiddhartha »

I say "LIVzee" as well. Welcome aboard, mate!
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