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The Joyful Widower by Robert BURNS read by Various | Full Audio Book
The Joyful Widower by Robert BURNS (1759 - 1796)
Genre(s): Multi-version (Weekly and Fortnightly poetry)

Read by: Aaron S, ChadH94, Cornel Nemes, David Lawrence, KevinS, Lee Ann Howlett, Larry Wilson, NarratorJ, Phil Schempf, Tomas Peter, umakanda, tovarisch in English

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - The Joyful Widower - Read by AS
00:01:20 - 02 - The Joyful Widower - Read by CJPH
00:02:46 - 03 - The Joyful Widower - Read by CN
00:04:58 - 04 - The Joyful Widower - Read by DL
00:06:35 - 05 - The Joyful Widower - Read by KS
00:07:50 - 06 - The Joyful Widower - Read by LAH
00:09:36 - 07 - The Joyful Widower - Read by LCW
00:11:05 - 08 - The Joyful Widower - Read by NJ
00:12:55 - 09 - The Joyful Widower - Read by PS
00:14:22 - 10 - The Joyful Widower - Read by TP
00:15:56 - 11 - The Joyful Widower - Read by UK
00:17:49 - 12 - The Joyful Widower - Read by VB

LibriVox volunteers bring you 12 recordings of The Joyful Widower by Robert Burns.This was the Weekly Poetry project for June 23, 2019. ------Most of this song is by Burns: his fancy was fierce with images of matrimonial joy or infelicity, and he had them ever ready at the call of the muse. It was first printed in the Musical Museum.] (text )

More information: https://librivox.org/the-joyful-widower-by-robert-burns/

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