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World English Bible by WORLD ENGLISH BIBLE Part 1/13 | Full Audio Book
World English Bible by WORLD ENGLISH BIBLE ( - )
Genre(s): World English Bible

Read by: Winfred Wardell Henson in English

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Genesis 1-13
01:06:44 - 02 - Genesis 14-25
02:14:47 - 03 - Genesis 26-35
03:18:25 - 04 - Genesis 36-46
04:28:54 - 05 - Genesis 47-50, Exodus 1-8
05:39:37 - 06 - Exodus 9-20
06:49:44 - 07 - Exodus 21-30

The Holy Bible derived from the American Standard Bible of 1901. - Summary by Winfred Wardell Henson

More information: http://librivox.org/world-english-bible-complete/

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Further Chronicles of Avonlea (version 2) (Dramatic Reading) by Lucy Maud MONTGOMERY (1874 - 1942) Genre(s): Dramatic Readings, Family Read by: Beth Thomas in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 00 - Preface 00:08:02 - 01 - Story 1 - Aunt Cynthia's Persian Cat 00:30:17 - 02 - Story 2 - The Materializing of Cecil 00:50:58 - 03 - Story 3 - Her Father's Daughter 01:33:10 - 04 - Story 4 - Jane's Baby 01:56:51 - 05 - Story 5 - The Dream Child 02:25:37 - 06 - Story 6 - The Brother who Failed 02:47:25 - 07 - Story 7 - The Return of Hester 03:05:42 - 08 - Story 8 - The Little Brown Book of Miss Emily 03:21:48 - 09 - Story 9 - Sara's Way 03:39:06 - 10 - Story 10 - The Son of His Mother 04:14:20 - 11 - Story 11 - The Education of Betty 04:49:06 - 12 - Story 12 - In her Selfless Mood 05:29:06 - 13 - Story 13 - The Conscience Case of David Bell 05:50:13 - 14 - Story 14 - Only a Common Fellow 06:08:10 - 15 - Story 15 - Tannis of the Flats After her famed book 'Anne of Green Gables,' Lucy Maud Montgomery continued her stories in 'Chronicles of Avonlea' followed by 'Further Chronicles of Avonlea.' The book includes fifteen short and entertaining, funny, and romantic stories. She brings back old characters such as Anne, Rachel Lynde, and Matthew Cuthbert, although most of the stories are focused around new characters living in Avonlea. Summary by francesb. Prooflisteners: Beth Thomas, and Kimberly Krause.Story 1 - Aunt Cynthia's Persian CatEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator/Sue: Beth ThomasAunt Cynthia: Lynne ThompsonMax: Arnaldo MachadoIsmay: Frances BrownOld Woman: Kristin GjerløwStory 2 - The Materializing of CecilEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator/Charlotte: Beth ThomasGeorgie: Kimberly KrauseWilhelmina: Frances BrownJosephine: Kristin GjerløwSusette: LydiaMaggie: KHandCecil: RedFoxNancy: Eliza Anne HoldtStory 3 - Her Father's DaughterEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator: Kristin GjerløwIsabella Spencer: Piper ReidRachel Spencer: Amanda FridayDavid Spencer: Beth ThomasAunt Jane: Lynne ThompsonCarrie Bell: Kimberly KrauseFrank: RedFoxStory 4 - Jane's BabyEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator: Beth ThomasMiss Rosetta: Kimberly KrauseMr. Patterson: Frances BrownCharlotte Wheeler: Kristin GjerløwMrs. Gordon: KHandStory 5 - The Dream ChildEditor: RapunzelinaDavid/Narrator: Paul SimoninJosephine: Kimberly KrauseAbel Blair: Beth ThomasDoctor: RedFoxStory 6 - The Brother who FailedEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator: Beth ThomasJames: Arnaldo MachadoAunt Isabel & Edith: Frances BrownKathleen Bell: Amanda FridayMalcolm: ToddHWRalph: Kimberly KrauseMargaret: Kristin GjerløwStory 7 - The Return of HesterEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator/Margaret: Kristin GjerløwHester: Amanda FridayJames Trent & Hugh Blair: Frances BrownStory 8 - The Little Brown Book of Mrs. EmilyEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator & Anne: thestorygirlDiana: Amanda FridayMarilla: Kristin GjerløwStory 9 - Sara's WayEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator & Lige Baxter: Beth ThomasSara: SavannahMrs. Jonas: Kristin GjerløwMrs. Eben: Sarah HoltzMrs. George Pye: Amanda FridayMrs. Rachel Lynde: Lynne ThompsonMrs. Harmon Andrews: Etel BussMr. Harmon Andrews: Frances BrownStory 10 - The Son of His MotherEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator: Beth ThomasThyra Carewe: Kristin GjerløwMrs. Cynthia White: Etel BussAugust: Arnaldo MachadoCarl: ToddHWAbel Blair: Kimberly KrauseChester: Piper ReidStory 11 - The Education of BettyEditor: Sweet PeaStephen/ Narrator: ToddHWYoung Betty: Frances BrownSara: SavannahOlder Betty: Amanda FridayStory 12 - In her Selfless MoodEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator & Charles: Beth ThomasNaomi: Kristin GjerløwCaroline: Frances BrownEunice: thestorygirlChristopher: Arnaldo MachadoSarah: Amanda FridayDoctor: RedFoxElecta: Etel BussStory 13 - The Conscience Case of David BellEditor: Sweet PeaNarrator: Beth ThomasEben: Kristin GjerløwMollie: Frances BrownMiriam: Woolly BeeMary: LydiaDavid: Arnaldo MachadoMr. Bentley: ToddHWFlora Jane: Amanda FridayStory 14 - Only a Common FellowEditor: Sweet PeaNarrator/Rachel: Kristin GjerløwPhillippa: Amanda FridayIsabella: Woolly BeeOwen Blair: Beth ThomasMark Foster: Frances BrownStory 15 - Tannis of the FlatsEditor: RapunzelinaNarrator: Beth ThomasTannis: Eliza Anne HoldtJerome Carey: Arnaldo MachadoMan: Kimberly KrauseMrs. Joe Esquint: Lynne ThompsonElinor: Kristin GjerløwPaul: Piper ReidDoctor: Frances BrownMaid: Woolly Bee More information: http://librivox.org/further-chronicles-of-avonlea-dramatic-reading-by-lucy-maud-montgomery/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)
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Tangled Trails by William MacLeod RAINE (1871 - 1954) Genre(s): Action & Adventure Fiction, Westerns, Published 1900 onward Read by: Roger Melin in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 38 - A Full Morning 00:24:23 - 39 - Kirby Invites Himself to a Ride 00:39:31 - 40 - The Mills of the Gods 01:01:45 - 41 - Enter X 01:19:29 - 42 - The New World The aptly titled 'Tangled Trails, A Western Detective Story' takes the listener through a web of curious incidents revolving around the murder of a prominent man in Denver. Kirby Lane was quite obviously the guilty party in the murder of his uncle. Lane, among others, had had a falling out with his uncle, the victim James Cunningham. But there were some who believed his nephew to be innocent of the hideous crime. Lane feared the guilty party to be a female bronco rider whom he had befriended, as her presence at the scene of the crime was quite evident, albeit only to him. There were others also who appeared to be implicated in the murder for various reasons, thus leading to a veritable tangling of clues and suspects. Was there a detective capable enough to untangle this web? ( Roger Melin) More information: http://librivox.org/tangled-trails-by-william-macleod-raine/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)
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