Children's Fairy Tale
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Language
EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (General)Transcript
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once upon a time through sheer bad luck on honest Shoemaker, became so poor that he had nothing left in his workshop except enough leather to make a single pair of shoes. Although he was very tired, the good man cut out the shoes and laid the pieces on the workbench, ready to sew them the next day. Then he went to bed and slept peacefully. The next morning, the shoemaker went to his workshop, and there, to his great surprise, he saw a finished pair of shoes. He looked at the shoes carefully. He examined the souls in the uppers, but he could not find one careless stitch. They were perfect. Early that day, a customer came along. The shoes delighted him and where exactly what he needed. In fact, he was so pleased he paid a very good price with this money. The shoemaker brought fresh food for himself and his family and enough fine leather to make two more pairs of shoes. That evening, with renewed energy, the shoemaker cut out the leather shapes for two pairs of shoes. Then, feeling content, he went to bed. The shoemaker rose early the next morning to start work, but there was no need for there. On the workbench were two pairs of shoes as beautifully sewn as the first. Customers soon came along and paid good prices for the shoes.
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Narrator, Calm, Genuine, Sympathetic, Warm, Approachable, British (General)