Audiobooks! Reading for the ears!
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Vocal Characteristics
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (England - Cockney, Estuary, East End) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
he yelled angrily as the horseman sprang from the saddle and with a long leap landed squarely on the mid deck. Who invited you aboard? Get underway! Roared the intruder with a fierce gesture that spattered red drops from his broad sword. But we're bound for the coast to cush! Expo circulated the master. Then I'm for kush! Push off! I tell you. The other. Cast a quick glance up the street along which a squad of horsemen were galloping far behind them, toiled a group of archers, crossbows on their shoulders. The horse's name was horse. Buttercup was never long on imagination, and it came when she called it, went where she steered. It did what she told it. The farm boy did what she told him to actually. He was more a young man now. But he had been a farm boy when orphaned. He had come to work for her father. And buttercup referred to him that way. Still farm boy fetch me this as you wish. That was all he ever answered. Louis Leakey can accurately be called. The father of African, paleontology and archaeology. Dr Leakey and his wife, paleontologist, mary Leakey found evidence that modern man originated in africa. His sons, Richard and Kahlan continued his work and now his grandchildren are leaders in the fields of archaeology and conservation. Lewis was also responsible for putting jane Goodall and Diane Fossey into the jungles of Tanzania and Rwanda, resulting in groundbreaking studies of chimpanzees and gorillas