The Legend of Chip
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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This is the Legend of Chip, a book by the author Stanley Kambo. I see that you were successful in your task. Mr Franklin greeted walking over to greet the newcomer, Mr Franklin. I mean, Ben, this year be Lightfoot. Mr. Franklin gave Chip a wink as he extended his hand toe. Lightfoot. Pleasure to meet you, sir. Kami latte for Mr Franklin Lightfoot replied, accepting his hand titles Such a certain up along to me. Nonsense, Mr Lightfoot. Ellis would want to dress a gentleman for the first time when he enters a room. Should I just shout? You're there, Lightfoot in answer Mr Franklin instead. He just stood there studying his face. Come in and join us, Mr Franklin continued. We except for James and Young William Here we were about to settle in for a evening toast. Young William being well too young. And James having already celebrated one too many toasts before returning with the return from the grave, James snorted, dropping into a chair and crossing his legs dramatically