English children story telling - male voice - warm, friendly, deep with base and versatile modulation
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
Indian (General)Transcript
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for the horse and the donkey. Once upon a time, there was an old farmer who had a horse and a donkey. He was found of them both, but he took better care of the horse than hated the donkey. Even though both animals carried sacks to the market, that donkeys load was always heavier. Best time went by the horse grow big and strong, while the donkey became thin and weak. One day on their way to market, the donkey moaned, and I am so weak I can hardly stand. Couldn't you take some of my load? When the horse herders, he looked a donkey up in town in Distain and said, Our master gave you the heavy load because he knows that the donkeys are beasts of burden. So the poor donkey stumbled on, but soon he had to stop again. Please help me or I'll never reached the market alive. But the horse replied Ramesh, Come on, you'll managed this time, too. But after a few steps, the donkey dropped to the ground. When the master saw the animal fall, he ran up thing, he said. He sought me well for so many years. His log must have been too heavy and a tonne to the Harz Come, you are You will have to carry his low to now. And he put all the sacks onto the horses. Man, I'd have done better to help the donkey when he was alive. Sent the horse to himself. A little more weight wouldn't have done me any harm. Now I might collapse myself under a double load. But feeling sorry too late did nothing to lighten his load.