The Diaries of Adam and Eve by Mark TWAIN (1835 - 1910) Genre(s): Humorous Fiction Read by: Phil Chenevert in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 01 - Eve's Diary 00:44:58 - 02 - Extract from Adam's Diary Mark Twain wrote these two diaries, or rather as he insists, 'translated them from the original manuscripts', late in his writing career. The freshness, wonder and excitement of exploring a new world permeates Eve's thoughts as she takes great joy in her very existence and loves everything about it. To me this is obviously a posthumous love-letter to Twain's wife Olivia Langdon Clemens, or Livy, who died in June 1904, but others may disagree. Adam's diary is different and he comes across as a somewhat surly person who just wants to be alone and think his thoughts. he is also not very bright. How the two finally come together is what makes these stories so wonderful and expresses the love between a husband and wife. They were written as two separate works but fit together so well I have combined them into one here. - Summary by phil chenevert More information: https://librivox.org/the-diaries-of-adam-and-eve-by-mark-twain/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)

A Cup of Sweets, that Can Never Cloy: Or, Delightful Tales for Good Children by Elizabeth Semple ( - fl. 1816) and Elizabeth Sandham ( - fl. 1810) Genre(s): Short works Read by: IanGibblet, Larry Wilson, Dawn Sutton, Henry K. Noble, Kate Offutt, littlemissclumsy, Marie Christian, mleigh, Allegra LittleCole, Carol Sutton, yourbookvoice, Vincent Yau in English Cover design by TriciaG. Chapters: 00:00:00 - 01 - Curiosity 00:07:31 - 02 - The Unsettled Boy 00:14:34 - 03 - Cecilia and Fanny 00:22:16 - 04 - Henry 00:27:35 - 05 - Maria; or, the Little Slattern 00:38:21 - 06 - Frederick's Holidays 00:46:39 - 07 - The Little Quarrellers 00:54:04 - 08 - The Vain Girl 01:03:04 - 09 - The Young Gardeners 01:08:41 - 10 - The Whimsical Child 01:16:54 - 11 - Edward and Charles 01:24:21 - 12 - The Truant 01:32:22 - 13 - Jealousy 01:38:33 - 14 - Edmond 01:46:52 - 15 - The Ghost and the Dominos 01:55:43 - 16 - Fido 02:02:54 - 17 - The Reward of Benevolence 02:12:31 - 18 - Jemima 02:20:38 - 19 - The Trifler 02:27:16 - 20 - The Cousins 02:38:10 - 21 - The Travellers 02:47:15 - 22 - The Strawberries Twenty-two moral stories for children. A collection of short stories about good little boys & girls and the rewards that come from good behavior, and naughty children who suffer the consequences of their actions. 'Arabella fancied there could be no pleasure in the world equal to that of listening to conversations in which she had no concern, peeping into her mamma's drawers and boxes, and asking impertinent questions. If a parcel was brought to the house, she had no rest till she had found out what was in it; and if her papa rung the bell, she would never quit the room till the servant came up, that she might hear what he wanted.' - from 'Curiosity'- Summary by Krista Zaleski More information: https://librivox.org/a-cup-of-sweets-that-can-never-cloy-or-delightful-tales-for-good-children-by-elizabeth-semple/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)

Oscar Wilde: The Complete Interviews by Various Genre(s): Modern (19th C) Read by: Rob Marland in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 55 - 'Sunflowers and Lilies,' Fort Wayne Daily Gazette (Fort Wayne, IN), 16 Feb. 1882, 6 00:07:29 - 56 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Daily Sentinel (Fort Wayne, IN), 16 Feb. 1882, 3 00:16:09 - 57 - 'Wilde,' The Cleveland Leader (Cleveland, OH), 20 Feb. 1882, 6 00:35:47 - 58 - 'Come and Gone,' The Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 20 Feb. 1882, 8 00:45:30 - 59 - 'With Mr. Oscar Wilde,' Cincinnati Daily Gazette (Cincinnati, OH), 21 Feb. 1882, 10 01:01:44 - 60 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Cincinnati Enquirer (Cincinnati, OH), 21 Feb. 1882, 4 01:09:59 - 61 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Cincinnati Commercial (Cincinnati, OH), 21 Feb. 1882, 8 01:17:30 - 62 - 'English Renaissance,' Louisville Commercial (Louisville, KY), 22 Feb. 1882 01:26:49 - 63 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Cincinnati Commercial (Cincinnati, OH), 24 Feb. 1882, 4 01:40:47 - 64 - 'Utterly Utter,' St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, MO), 25 Feb. 1882, 4 01:53:16 - 65 - 'Speranza's Gifted Son,' St. Louis Daily Globe-Democrat (St. Louis, MO), 26 Feb. 1882, 3 02:13:00 - 66 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Republican (St. Louis, MO), 26 Feb. 1882, 13 02:31:56 - 67 - 'A Home Ruler,' St. Louis Daily Globe-Democrat (St. Louis, MO), 27 Feb. 1882, 6 02:39:42 - 68 - 'Oscar Wilde,' Chicago Evening Journal (Chicago, IL), 28 Feb. 1882, 1 02:45:44 - 69 - 'Oscar Back Again,' The Daily Inter Ocean (Chicago, IL), 1 Mar. 1882, 8 03:05:02 - 70 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Chicago Daily Tribune (Chicago, IL), 1 Mar. 1882, 7 03:22:28 - 71 - 'Philosophical Oscar,' The Chicago Times (Chicago IL), 1 Mar. 1882, 7 03:29:21 - 72 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Dubuque Herald (Dubuque, IA), 3 Mar. 1882, 4 03:33:43 - 73 - 'Oscar Interviewed,' The Rockford Daily Register (Rockford, IL), 3 Mar. 1882, 3 03:38:57 - 74 - 'Oscar Interviewed,' The Rockford Daily Gazette (Rockford, IL), 3 Mar. 1882, 4 03:42:58 - 75 - 'Oscar Wilde in the West,' The New York Herald (New York, NY), 6 Mar. 1882, 4 03:44:45 - 76 - 'David and Oscar,' The Chicago Sunday Tribune (Chicago, IL), 5 Mar. 1882, 5 03:52:50 - 77 - 'Professor Swing and Oscar,' The Daily Inter Ocean (Chicago, IL), 6 Mar. 1882, 8 03:58:32 - 78 - 'Wilde and Swing,' The Boston Herald (Boston, MA), 6 Mar. 1882, 2 04:04:20 - 79 - 'Oscar Wilde,' Milwaukee Sunday Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI), 5 Mar. 1882, 6 04:16:34 - 80 - 'Oscar's Opinion,' Sedalia Weekly Bazoo (Sedalia, MO), 14 Mar. 1882, 7 04:18:08 - 81 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Jacksonville Daily Journal (Jacksonville, IL), 8 Mar. 1882 04:18:51 - 82 - 'Our Aesthetic Visitor,' The Daily Republican (Decatur, IL), 8 Mar. 1882, 3 04:22:58 - 83 - 'Gush and Greed,' The Daily Republican (Decatur, IL), 9 Mar. 1882, 3 04:32:17 - 84 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Daily Leader (Bloomington, IL), 10 Mar. 1882, 4 04:38:12 - 85 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Minneapolis Tribune (Minneapolis, MN), 16 Mar. 1882, 6 04:46:37 - 86 - 'The Apostle of Aestheticism,' St. Paul Pioneer Press (St. Paul, MN), 16 Mar. 1882, 6 04:57:00 - 87 - 'An Aesthete in Undress,' The Sioux City Daily Journal (Sioux City, IA), 21 Mar. 1882, 3 05:04:13 - 88 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Omaha Daily Herald (Omaha, NE), 22 Mar. 1882, 8 05:12:26 - 89 - 'Oscar's Expectations,' The Omaha Daily Bee (Omaha, NE), 23 Mar. 1882, 5 05:14:36 - 90 - 'Words with Wilde,' Ogden Daily Herald (Ogden, UT), 25 Mar. 1882, 3 05:22:20 - 91 - '‘Ed. Berne' and Oscar Wilde,' The Logan Leader (Logan, UT), 7 Apr. 1882, 3 05:25:51 - 92 - 'Oscar Arrives,' The Daily Record-Union (Sacramento, CA), 27 Mar. 1882, 3 05:57:00 - 93 - 'Oscar Wilde,' The Daily Examiner (San Francisco, CA), 27 Mar. 1882, 2 06:13:35 - 94 - 'Oscar Wilde's Views,' The Morning Call (San Francisco, CA), 27 Mar. 1882, 4 06:28:18 - 95 - 'Lo! The Esthete,' San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA), 27 Mar. 1882, 3 06:49:49 - 96 - 'The Only Oscar,' The Daily Report (San Francisco, CA), 27 Mar. 1882, 3 More information: https://librivox.org/oscar-wilde-the-complete-interviews-by-various/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)

Holy Bible (ASV), Complete by American Standard Version Genre(s): American Standard Version Read by: Ron Altman in English Cover design by TriciaG. Chapters: 00:00:00 - 101 - John 19-21 00:20:14 - 102 - Acts 1-10 01:30:47 - 103 - Acts 11-20 02:39:03 - 104 - Acts 21-28 03:33:19 - 105 - Romans 1-11 04:32:32 - 106 - Romans 12-16 04:54:43 - 107 - 1 Corinthians 1-13 05:50:45 - 108 - 1 Corinthians 14-16 06:10:37 - 109 - 2 Corinthians 1-13 More information: https://librivox.org/holy-bible-complete-american-standard-version/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)