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Post by libraryanne »

Section 13, The American Newspaper, is PL OK!

Superb reading!


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libraryanne wrote:Edit!


Section 4 How Children Learn About Human Rights, has one small glitch after all. At 15:04 there's a repeat “a newcomer” in “There was one child, a newcomer, who said. "This seems all right to me.”

It's not a big error to me BT, so if you want to leave it as is, I'll mark the section as Okay.
Well read, BT


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Betty
I'll take a listen to it and edit asap, thanks.
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Post by libraryanne »

I checked section 4 and it's now PL OK!

Very good

:)

Betty
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Post by Bill Mosley »

In patriotic fervor for US Independence Day, I present:
The National Flag by Henry Ward Beecher. You can almost hear fireworks in the background.
It kind of rankles me, a southerner, but it is full of history and a great indication of how some people feel even now. I have used a cut version for a Boy Scout flag program.

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/jo/snf017_nationalflag_beecher_bm.mp3
• Source: http://books.google.com/books?id=dP0-AAAAYAAJ&dq=The%20National%20Flag%20Beecher&pg=PA289#v=onepage&q=The%20National%20Flag%20Beecher&f=false
• Length in minutes 47:56 and size 43.8 MB

The sourcefile had more typos than I have seen in transcriptions. It did have some editorial footnotes, which I put in the text where I thought they explained the situation, and did them soto voce, so they would seem a bit apart from the text.

Happy Fourth.

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Post by libraryanne »

I'm downloading the section now but it may be a couple of days before I can PL it.

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Betty
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Post by libraryanne »

I was able to listen to the National Flag this evening amd there's one small glitch you may choose to redo:

At 44:32, the phrase "spread all over in the characters of living light" is a little distorted in this sentence:

"But everywhere, spread all over in the characters of living light, blazing on all its ample folds,.."

It's not a big problem so you may want to take a listen and decide whether to reedit that or not.

Very well read and I can see how Beecher's very strong fervor can be irksome.

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Betty
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Post by Bill Mosley »

libraryanne wrote:I was able to listen to the National Flag this evening amd there's one small glitch you may choose to redo:

At 44:32, the phrase "spread all over in the characters of living light" is a little distorted
So I fixed that [long] sentence, and it is better, but the patch shows.
Same URL:
http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/jo/snf017_nationalflag_beecher_bm.mp3

Sorry I took so long. We're having a hurricane, you know.
libraryanne wrote:Very well read and .
Thank you.
libraryanne wrote:Regards,
Betty
Me too,
Bill
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Post by MARTIN GEESON »

Hi

In memory of several occasions when superstition stopped me truanting from work:

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/jo/snf017_nottocounterfeit_montaigne_mg.mp3

Title: Not to Counterfeit Being Sick (Essays, Book II, 25)
Author: Michel de Montaigne (1533-1592), translated by
Charles Cotton (1630-1687)
Source: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/3592/3592.txt

Duration: 09:05 Filesize: 8.32 MB

post scriptum - In the quotation from Martial there is an error in the text: curs should read cura. I have corrected it.

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Post by libraryanne »

I spot PL'ed "The National Flag" and it's PL OK now. Much improved!

I've also PL'ed Not to Counterfeit Being Sick (Essays, Book II, 25)
and that is PL OK too. Wonderful reading.


All the best,
Betty
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Post by knotyouraveragejo »

Thanks everyone. MW should be up to date now. Let me know if I missed anything. :)
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FYI courtesy ThistleChick & PG:

Title: How children learn about human rights
Author1: Wilhelmina Hill
Status: Cleared OK
Clearance OK key=20100429190201hill

Title: Self-service food stores
Author1: Carl William Dipman
Status: Cleared OK
Clearance OK key=20100429184903dipman

Title: Guiding Children In Democratic Living
Author1: Various Various
Status: Cleared OK
Clearance OK key=20100429183459various
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Post by knotyouraveragejo »

This collection is now closed. Please hold any new submissions for Vol 018 which will be posted in due course. :)
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Post by knotyouraveragejo »

This collection is now complete and in the LibriVox catalog for listeners to download. Thanks again Betty for PLing! Readers, please check the catalog page and let me know if any changes are needed:


http://librivox.org/short-nonfiction-collection-vol-017/
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