Audiobooks
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
AustralianTranscript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
When I was a kid, my brother used to tell me if I didn't get good grades, our parents would sell me off to the circus. Really freaked me out. Sleepless nights, The works, I mean Okay, sure, Yes, I raised my math grade because of it, but still, I just I hated him for that for like years begin by asking girls and boys to draw a meal or snack that they like to wait. When everyone is finished drawing asked them to share what they drew. Discuss which foods are healthy, which ones are not and why. It was the last year of the 19th century. Over three years since my final visit with the Time Traveller and I had reluctantly come to the conclusion that some fell fate had befalling my friend either in the far future or the distant past. So it was, you will imagine. I was somewhat surprised when a mysterious package purportedly from my friend was delivered to my small apartment in White Chapel. Maintaining eye contact. Keep your face inscrutable and mask like with your faintest hint at a Gioconda smile. Keep this up as long as you possibly can, and just as you feel like you're about to crack and take a letter opener and plunge it into someone's neck, fold your hands in your lap. Your lovely Tara. Oh, yeah, I'm lovely, she shouts Peck. I am lovely, but I'm not famous. But you should be famous! Shouts Dexter, his hands on her waist. I think everybody should be famous. The remark is without thought or meaning, but the sentiment seems to move. Tara because, she says, stands on tiptoe and rests her little elfin head on his shoulder. I think your cell, you lovely.
Tags
Aloof, Amusing, Authentic, Conversational, Energetic, Engaging, Charismatic, Australian