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Lean back, put up your feet, close your eyes, relax, and Kurt will tell you all about a simpler time... The Cricket on the Hearth by Charles Dickens. Part 2
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Lean back, put up your feet, close your eyes, relax, and Kurt will tell you all about a simpler time... The Cricket on the Hearth by Charles Dickens. Part 1
If you enjoy Storytime with Kurt, consider helping to support the project by subscribing or donating right here on Anchor!
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This is Mark Antony's monologue defending Caesar after he was killed by Brutus, among others.
Lean back, put up your feet, close your eyes, relax, and Kurt will tell you all about a simpler time... the car that runs on electricity... and a young inventor named Tom Swift. Volume Five of the Tom Swift Series continues! An Electric Car and a valuable Prize!
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