Australian accent. Non-fiction. No Way to Behave at a Funeral. An autobiographical story. Reflective and warm

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Description

This is part of the first chapter of a non-fiction book with the author reflecting on his life with his wife, who recently suicided.

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

Australian

Transcript

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I decided to try my luck at the Heidelberg town hall. The band was good, thumping away vigorously, its steady beat ensuring the floor was always crowded. The night look bright and promising. The band started up a foxtrot. More couples begin moving to the floor. There are plenty of girls standing at the edge, waiting for the man of their dreams, some charity groups dealing together, finding safety in numbers. Others, perhaps more adventurous, were on their own. I looked among them for a suitable partner, and then she wass tall, slim, dark head, attractive girl on her own. She stood out from the rest. I couldn't exactly say why she just stood out if she was told of the most. But she was knocking back Boy after boy, I'll give her again. I matter to myself. I edged my way around the floor, running the gauntlet of the more adventurous couples flaunting their style with wide ranging flourish. What, you can't have this dance. She looked at me closely, hesitated for a moment, then accepted