Duncan Lawrence Narration audiobook inspirational
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
British (General) British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC) German WelshTranscript
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now what do we do? He said, walking towards us and looking at the German who stood head and shoulders above him. There's two of us here and one horse to split between us. Of course, King Solomon had the answer. Didn't he know? But it's not very practical in this case, is it? And what's worse, I can't speak a word of German, and I can see you can't understand what the **** I'm talking about. Can you? Oh, ****, I should never have come out here. I know I shouldnt can't think what came over me and offer a muddy old horse to. I speak only a little English like a schoolboy, But it's enough, I think, for us. And even as he spoke, I felt a robe slipped slowly around my neck and tighten. As for our other problem since I have been here first, then the house is mine. They're not like your cricket, cricket, cricket, said the young man who's ever heard of that. Barbara's game in Wales. That's a game for the rotten English rugby. That's my game and that's not a game as a religion. Where I come from, I play scrum half of my stag. Before the war stopped me and my stag. We say a loose ball is a ball