The notes for chapter 2 below fall under the heading of 'things I noticed because I was reading along'. Do with them what you will! You're off to a strong start. It usually takes me an age to record as much as you've managed in a week, so well done! 16.39-16.42 ...but now she no longer wondered. [he...

Chapter 1 is spot PL OK. Have a lovely weekend!

Phil came through very quickly and PLed section 7 (PL OK) - thank you Phil! I think most people who want to read for this project have now done so, so it's probably time for it to make its way to the catalogue. Thank you so much to everyone who participated! A note to the MC: I've edited the summary...

I've uploaded Sarah's with a shorter opening silence and tags:
https://upload.legamus.eu/simple/files/ ... _yeats.mp3

Mine is up. I'm about to send out a bat signal to a friend to ask for a PL.
https://upload.legamus.eu/simple/files/ ... _yeats.mp3

Uff, how late were you up last night? My goodness! I've made two notes for chapter 1. These are both things I noticed only because I was reading along, so it's entirely up to you to what, if anything, you'd like to do - if you want me to note stuff like this, great, but if it's too strict, that's ok...

Ah, I understand. I don't like to put anyone out either, so I tend only to ask for standard PL.

I'm okay to PL, so if you want to get recording, go right ahead!

Section 20 is PL OK, though I'm still trying to get my head round electric corsets. In relation to this particular project, I'd be curious to hear Douglas in his own words. More generally, I seem to have become the default English-language DPL here. I wouldn't be able to keep up if it were a dozen p...

If you'd like for me to PL, I can. I usually follow along with the text; some of what I note is standard fare that needs to be changed like missing lines or repetitions, and some of it comes under the heading of 'stuff I noted' but would be at your discretion. That's often something like pronunciati...

Section 19 is PL OK. One note for section 18: 31.02, bottom p 227, end of para omitted ...were on duty. [Omaha was unkempt, disheveled, and muddy – almost as muddy as the great Missouri River, which Wilde had crossed at Council Bluffs.] I’m rather taken by the name Petroleum V. Nasby. Quite apart fr...

Hello Ashleighjane, I have two questions, in no particular order: -could I just check the spelling of her name? I believe it generally has an E on the end. It sounds small, but it's usually easier to catch these things at the start of a project! -might I ask what kind of PLing you're looking for? Erin

Section 17 is PL OK. One note for section 16:

28.40-28.48, last para in section p 202, repetition/alternate take
It was a fact; his mind ran to theories. It was a fact; his mind ran to theories.

You've done sterling work finding these titles about Wilde. Do you have any others lined up?

Section 13 is PL OK. Two projects I'm PLing on LV are within an inch of being catalogued, so I might have to put this down one or two days this coming week to get those finished. But please don't slow down on account of that, if you're able to record among any late-running fireworks. I've been enjoy...

Section 12 is PL OK. No problem at all about doing changes at the end.

I'm impressed you've managed to keep recording this week. This year has been subdued, but the fireworks have been fairly consistent where I am and I assumed there might be a few here and there elsewhere, too.

One note for section 15 below. This is a fascinating glimpse into the period; I'd not previously given 1880s Cincinnati a great deal of thought, but the authors make it very engaging. 8.30-8.36, p 183 last para in section 3, omission Oscar was [not] too tired after his effort to attend the last act ...

Two notes for section 11:

11.53-11.57, bottom p 140
...in this crisis, take a carnal peek [heard peck] or two…

46.17-46.21, bottom p 151
...and William Arthur [heard Archer], the British divine...

Sorry for the delay - the notification only came through today. I'll try just to drop by periodically, and with luck that will keep things moving along more readily. One note for section 14: 6.18, bottom p 173, omission [The Chicago editorial writers could not overlook] this partial conjunction of t...

Section 10 is PL OK.

Section 9 is PL OK.

Whoops, it looks like there was a slight delay in receiving the notification. It's nice to hear about the Boston of the period, though, and I'm pleased Lucy Stone was included. She was quite the figure. Section 4 is spot PL OK and section 8 is PL OK. I'll listen to the other sections this coming wee...

This is a very brief note to say that I'll be offline for a few days - I'm hoping about a week - from Monday. Please do carry on uploading if you've any sections, just know that it'll be a little while before I can PL.