Audiobook Demo - two Audiobook samples
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
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Hi, My name's Max Belmont today, and this is my audiobook demo. I'm reading from The Gift of Laughter by Peter Ustinov and John Miller. Peter had been eager to leave behind the curious constraints of the English public school system, but now he found himself forced to engage in equally incomprehensible exercises that were of doubtful value to him. He was not alone in his reaction Peter debate. He joined the studio in the same year, and he was much more caustic about the exercises they were required to perform than pity. Houston I've ever wass debate, he wrote in his memoirs, My World of Theatre, that the converted chapel in Islington look more like a gymnasium. And its curriculum, it seemed to me, was one more suitable for a seminary of psychiatric therapists than students of drama. They were asked to do bazaar improvisations like a dinosaur in labour or a bush in a snowstorm and a reading from the other woman By Daniel Silva. You've been to Moscow yes several times, admitted Gabriel. You like Moscow and LaBianca wanted Sir J. Morris off again. Gabriel acknowledged what was already well known among Russian intelligence officers off a certain age and rank that some years ago he had been arrested in Moscow and interrogated violently in the cellars of LaBianca. But you never bean too. Yes. And Eva? Have you are sir J. Morris off? No, never too bad. You might have liked it. I doubt it. Oh, that led almost anyone into LaBianca these days. Surgeon Morose of one on. It's something of a tourist attraction. But yes, in Eva was special yesterday. Evo is Moscow Centre.