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That's a bit unfair- they are PD in India. It is up to us to check the date on the actual scans after all. Anne Yes, but this specific scan - and I've seen such things before - give a false date. This is NOT a 1922 edition; there was no Penguin edition in 1922. Yet this "scan" clearly sho...

Chapter 5 - yeah, that song could definitely use ....refreshing. Maybe a bit lower in the scale like the second? song at 11:56ish 15:27 - missed repeat "They were singing again..." OK, I'll work on it. I find the songs on YouTube usually, and try to go with that - which is sometimes in a ...

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I found this scan on archive.org dated 1922, if it is of interest: https://archive.org/details/dli.bengal.10689.22106/page/n4/mode/1up To be blunt, this is impossible. :) While it was completed in 1922, it was first published, privately (something like 200 copies), in 1926. It was certainly not pub...

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Here's the 4th verse of Joy, alto and soprano. Hopefully you can just slot them in where they need to go.

https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/whitechristmas_joy_4thverse_soprano_tg.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/whitechristmas_joy_4thverse_alto_tg.mp3

Hmm. The text link is to something else, published before this author was born.

Thanks Bernd, I have just noticed that the link I posted is of Vol XIII of the collected works of Dryden but this Vol. does not include ALL the satires. I'll think it has been recorded before so I'll see if I can track down the full text, otherwise I presume I can use my own 1754 text..? Cheers Nic...

I'm having difficulty in getting the Project Generator to work... Am I doing something wrong or is it down? I am getting error 500 Thanks Nick Don't put anything but numbers in fields that are for numbers (years, number of sections, etc.) See also this thread (although I thought many of the items c...

I've deleted 'em.

The Little Match Girl is PL OK! Sad - but then, aren't most of Andersen's stories sad?

Yes, you may pull just the Satires out of the Gutenberg text and omit the dedication.

Regarding referencing your edition: you could put that in the intro/summary; I'm not sure where else you would reference it.

Thanks for the additional information. I'll pass it on to those who will know better than I.

Oops! Ha ha!