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Thank you so much for this reading❤. And you read it so beautifuly❤. I was searching for the specific lines that come soon after 11:00. To be with powerful, uneducated men and women. The entire spread from 11:00 to 12:30ish minutes. My gratitude. ❤😊

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Thank you for this excellent reading and for introducing me to this marvelous essay. I look forward to spending much more time plumbing its depths. There is something about Whitman's poetry that synthesizes art and philosophy in a way that speaks to me deeply.

Marvellous.

This was great! I had to read this for school and had trouble with connecting with the story by just reading it myself, but you really helped me feel a connection to the text. Thank you!

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"Honeymoon", what a great, vibrant story, and so beautifully rendered! Among all the texts of Katherine Mansfield, I'd say it's my favourite one. Sometimes I wonder what ever became of their marriage. Did Fanny and George get to know (really!) each other? Were they happy? Oh, poor sweet Fanny, I somehow feel pity for her...

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She shared and she had me at Walt Whitman..

This has been a wonderful reading. Thank you for sharing it!

I have this topic in day after tomorrow exam thank you ma'am

She left out the line " Here is not merely a nation but a teeming nation of nations"

It just doesn't work with an American accent 😕

Poe's essay, "The Philosophy of Composition," was strictly public relations "damage control," intended to cement his lie that he had written the poem in the first place. "The Raven" was actually written by Mathew Franklin Whittier, younger brother of poet John Greenleaf Whittier, about a real-life event while he was grieving for his late wife, Abby, in December of 1841. Mathew was the one who published it in the February, 1845 edition of "American Review" under the pseudonym "---- Quarles." Mathew had apparently shared a copy of the poem with Poe privately in 1842. When Poe, a reviewer for the daily newspaper, the NY "Evening Mirror," obtained his usual advance copy of "American Review," he lied to his editor, saying it was his poem, and that he supposedly had permission to scoop that monthly literary journal in his daily paper (an absurdity--no editor would have granted that permission). Poe mysteriously left the "Evening Mirror" soon after--probably, he was fired for lying about it. Mathew was not in a position to defend himself publicly, but left many broad hints about it in his subsequent writing. "The Philosophy of Composition" is sheer B.S. from one end to the other. The poem could not possibly have been written that way. All Poe did was to reverse-engineer the poem and pretend to have written it. See my paper, "Evidence that Edgar Allan Poe Stole 'The Raven' from Mathew Franklin Whittier," which can be downloaded from the following link. It can also be found by the paper's' title on Academia.edu. www.ial.goldthread.com/MFW_The_Raven.pdf

Just listened to Day Zero, I didn't know that much about Alaska. Lower 48 impression: cold, snow, tress, fish and bears.

What was the book that followed after ground zero?

Why have you missed out such large portions?

you are so right it is very hard to get any pots anymore

Love❤ this video❤❤

Great work ,Thank you for Sharing .

It was great, thank you for the upload.

Awesome reading! Thank you for your time and effort in making this!

Thank you so much, is so dificult to learn english without this type of help saludos desde España