Audiobook, drama, character
Description
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
British (General)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Mr Penguin was so surprised by the noise that he gasped, tumbled off his chair and landed in the wastepaper basket with a clatter. A few experimental wiggles as he grabbed the telephone receiver told him that his bottom was thoroughly wedged. Hello, he said in the most sensible voice he could manage whilst trying to wrestle his bum out of the bin with a flipper. This is the voice of Mr Penguin, adventurer and penguin, Mr Penguin speaking. Hello, Mr Penguin, came a woman's voice from the other end. She sounded rather excited and in a bit of a flap. Beautiful bones. Here, she continued, owner of the Museum of Extraordinary Objects. And I think you are the person who is going to save me. Mr. Penguin, you absolutely are my last hope. Mr. Penguin adjusted his bow tie and got ready to listen very carefully, which is rather challenging. As he was now spinning around the room. Stuck in the paper bin, his eyes glittered as he spoke to me, wagging his head all the while in what seemed to be an unnervingly seductive Lear. What did he say? He wants you to bodies, dummies, tobacco explained, grinning. cash on grinned as widely. I don't think so. Oh yes, Lin. He wants you to put his tummies. No, he really wants you to give it a. But he persisted. Tell him I'm flattered. I think it's a fine tummies. But tell him I think I'll pass Babu. Just give it a little Pat Lynn. No, I said more firmly. Captions grin widened, and he raised his eyebrows several times and encouragement.