Thread: Strategies for reading the classics?
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Old 06-08-2011, 09:14 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Catlady View Post
I've been trying to "read" some classics by downloading free audio versions from Librivox.
Same here. Right now, I'm doing H Rider Haggard and his Allan Quatermain series (King Solomon's Mines, et al).

LibriVox is great for the free stuff. I download them to my iPod touch and then carry it from room to room to listen to the books (via speaker docks).
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