[COMPLETE] Ladies Whose Bright Eyes, by Ford Madox Ford - loa

[mummibee]

I'm so sorry, but would someone like to take on my section 16? I don't think I'll be able to complete it on time. Thank you and apologies once again!

[Scarbo]

I'm so sorry, but would someone like to take on my section 16? I don't think I'll be able to complete it on time. Thank you and apologies once again!

No apology needed, things come up! If you just need a little extra time, I'll be happy to give you an extension.

[mummibee]

I could get it done by mid next week if that's ok? I really would like to do this still!

I'm so sorry, but would someone like to take on my section 16? I don't think I'll be able to complete it on time. Thank you and apologies once again!

No apology needed, things come up! If you just need a little extra time, I'll be happy to give you an extension.

[Scarbo]

I could get it done by mid next week if that's ok? I really would like to do this still!

Sure thing! And no rush, if it takes a little longer, that's fine too.

[mummibee]

Here it is, section 16:
https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/ladieswhosebrighteyes_16_ford_128kb.mp3
Length 27:03

[Scarbo]

Here it is, section 16:
https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/ladieswhosebrighteyes_16_ford_128kb.mp3
Length 27:03

Thank you for section 16! It's very nicely done, and I enjoyed your expressive reading style. I have just a few PL notes:

- At 7:43, "the gardens are no more cultivated," I hear "the guards are no more cultivated"
- At 22:15, "for she was too stately and proud to consort with the wives of the citizens of that town," I hear "for she was too stoutly and proud to consort with the wives of the citizens of that town"

[mummibee]

Here it is, section 16:
https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/ladieswhosebrighteyes_16_ford_128kb.mp3
Length 27:03

I have just a few PL notes:

- At 7:43, "the gardens are no more cultivated," I hear "the guards are no more cultivated"
- At 22:15, "for she was too stately and proud to consort with the wives of the citizens of that town," I hear "for she was too stoutly and proud to consort with the wives of the citizens of that town"

Here is the edited version!
https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/ladieswhosebrighteyes_16_ford_128kb.mp3
Length 27:04

[Scarbo]

Here is the edited version!
https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/ladieswhosebrighteyes_16_ford_128kb.mp3
Length 27:04

PL OK! Thank you!

[Scarbo]

And that makes this project ready for cataloging! Bernd, when you have a chance to catalog, could you use the summary that's currently in the first post? I had to revise it a few times. Thank you!

[lorda]

I start cataloging.

[lorda]

Congratulations on the finished audio book.

This project is now complete. All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/ladies-whose-bright-eyes-a-romance-1911-version-by-ford-madox-ford/

It was a pleasure to worked with you.

[Scarbo]

Thank you, Bernd, and thank you, readers!

If you enjoyed reading for this project, check back with me in 7-8 years! I just might launch a group project for the 1935 version of this novel when it enters the public domain.