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  • Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit by Joel Chandler Harris 2 Free Children's Audiobooks Online
    Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit by Joel Chandler Harris 2 Free Children's Audiobooks Online.
    chapter 2 of uncle remus and bruh rabbit this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by phil shenover uncle remus and bruh rabbit by joel chandler harris bro rabbits frolic the little boy when he next saw uncle remus after hearing how the animals went to the barbecue wanted to know what happened to them he was anxious to learn if any of them were hurt by the dogs that had been chasing brother rabbit the old donkey closed his eyes and chuckled you sure is asking something now honey under his hat if he had any bruh rabbit had a modder quick thinking apple rattus and motion generally all the time the pranks he played on the other creatures pestered them both ways of coming in laguan the dogs done mighty well long as days had dealing with the little fry like bruh fox and brook [ __ ] and bro wolf but when they run again old bruh bar they show struck a snag the mozart vigorous was the identical one that got the worst herded he got too close to berber and when he looked at his cell phone in running water he took notice that he was split wide open from flank to do lap after the ruckus was over the creatures hobbled off home the best they could and laid round in sun and shade for to let the cuts and gashes get good and well when they got sold they could segash wait and paid the party calls they agreed for to ensemble somewheres and hit on some plan for to out do bro rabbit well they had the assembly and they jarred and jarred there's like your pardo when he ain't feeling right well but by and by they agreed upon a plan that looked like it might not work they agreed for to make out that they want to have a dance they know that old bro rabbit was always keen for that and they say they'll give him an invite and when he got there they'll ask him for to play the fiddle and if he fuse they'll close in on him and make way with him so far so good but all the time they was jowering and confident oh bro rabbit was sitting in a shady place in the grass a hearing every word they say when the time come he crop out he did and run round and the first newsday node here he comes down the big road boogie boogity same is a horse that's broke through the pasture fence he says says he why hello friends and howdy too cause i ain't seen you all since the last time where the name of goodness is you being these i'd come shorts and how did you fart at the barbecue if my two eyeballs ain't gone and got crooked there's old bruh bear him at the shark tail and sharp tush the very one i'm hunting for and dars raccoon a show is in big luck there's going to be a big frolic at miss meadows and her and the gals want robert to show him the rose and y'all shuffle and they put bloon down for the jig they called rack back davey i'm to play the fiddle something i ain't done since my oldest cow had the mumps and the measles before the same day an hour well this morning i took down the fiddle from where she was hanging and draw the bowl backwards and thirds a time or two and then i shot my eyes and hit some of the old-time tunes and when i come to myself there was my whole blessed family skipping and sashaying around the room spite of the fact that breakfast was to be cooked with that bro rabbit bowed he did and went back down the road like the dogs was out of him but what happened then the little boy asked nothing tall replied uncle remus taking up the chuckle where he had left off the creatures ain't had no dance and when they went to miss meadows she put her head out the window and say if they don't go off from there she'll have the law on them end of chapter two
    5 min
  • Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit by Joel Chandler Harris 2 Free Children's Audiobooks Online
    Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit by Joel Chandler Harris 2 Free Children's Audiobooks Online.
    chapter 2 of uncle remus and bruh rabbit this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by phil shenover uncle remus and bruh rabbit by joel chandler harris bro rabbits frolic the little boy when he next saw uncle remus after hearing how the animals went to the barbecue wanted to know what happened to them he was anxious to learn if any of them were hurt by the dogs that had been chasing brother rabbit the old donkey closed his eyes and chuckled you sure is asking something now honey under his hat if he had any bruh rabbit had a modder quick thinking apple rattus and motion generally all the time the pranks he played on the other creatures pestered them both ways of coming in laguan the dogs done mighty well long as days had dealing with the little fry like bruh fox and brook [ __ ] and bro wolf but when they run again old bruh bar they show struck a snag the mozart vigorous was the identical one that got the worst herded he got too close to berber and when he looked at his cell phone in running water he took notice that he was split wide open from flank to do lap after the ruckus was over the creatures hobbled off home the best they could and laid round in sun and shade for to let the cuts and gashes get good and well when they got sold they could segash wait and paid the party calls they agreed for to ensemble somewheres and hit on some plan for to out do bro rabbit well they had the assembly and they jarred and jarred there's like your pardo when he ain't feeling right well but by and by they agreed upon a plan that looked like it might not work they agreed for to make out that they want to have a dance they know that old bro rabbit was always keen for that and they say they'll give him an invite and when he got there they'll ask him for to play the fiddle and if he fuse they'll close in on him and make way with him so far so good but all the time they was jowering and confident oh bro rabbit was sitting in a shady place in the grass a hearing every word they say when the time come he crop out he did and run round and the first newsday node here he comes down the big road boogie boogity same is a horse that's broke through the pasture fence he says says he why hello friends and howdy too cause i ain't seen you all since the last time where the name of goodness is you being these i'd come shorts and how did you fart at the barbecue if my two eyeballs ain't gone and got crooked there's old bruh bear him at the shark tail and sharp tush the very one i'm hunting for and dars raccoon a show is in big luck there's going to be a big frolic at miss meadows and her and the gals want robert to show him the rose and y'all shuffle and they put bloon down for the jig they called rack back davey i'm to play the fiddle something i ain't done since my oldest cow had the mumps and the measles before the same day an hour well this morning i took down the fiddle from where she was hanging and draw the bowl backwards and thirds a time or two and then i shot my eyes and hit some of the old-time tunes and when i come to myself there was my whole blessed family skipping and sashaying around the room spite of the fact that breakfast was to be cooked with that bro rabbit bowed he did and went back down the road like the dogs was out of him but what happened then the little boy asked nothing tall replied uncle remus taking up the chuckle where he had left off the creatures ain't had no dance and when they went to miss meadows she put her head out the window and say if they don't go off from there she'll have the law on them end of chapter two
    5 min
  • Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit by Joel Chandler Harris 1 Free Children's Audiobooks Online
    Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit by Joel Chandler Harris 1 Free Children's Audiobooks Online.
    chapter one of uncle remus and bro rabbit this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by phil schinber aquarius and brew rabbit by joel chandler harris the creatures go to the barbecue once upon a time said uncle remus to the little boy but when was once upon a time the child interrupted to ask the old man smiled i suspect was one time or two times and maybe a time and a half do you know when johnny asked cake gun to bake well twas long and dim days once upon a time he resumed mr man had a garden so fine that all the neighbors come to see it some would look at it over the fence some it peeked through the cracks and some would come and look at it by the light of the stars and one of them was old bro rabbit starlight moonlight cloud light the night light was delight for him when the turn of the morning come he is always up and about feeling pretty well i thank you sir now then you don't hear what i say there was mr man yonder was the garden and here was obra rabbit uncle remus made a map of this part of the story by marking in the sand with this walking cane well this being the case would you expect going to happen nothing in the round world but what been happening since greens and sparrow grass was planted in the ground they look fine and they taste fine and long tarts to shanky the morning bruh rabbited creep through the crack in the fence and nibble at them he take the greens but lee his tracks mo especially right outer rain taking and leaving it's the way of the world well one morning mr man went out in his truck patch and he finds something missing a cabbage here a turn of dire and a mess of beans yonder and he asks how come this he looked round he did and he seed bruh rabbits tracks what he couldn't take with him bro rabbit had left his shoes at home and come bar-footed so mr man he called his dogs here buck here bring your head blue and he sick them on the track and here they went who you'd have thunk they was running after 41 rhinoceroses from the fuss they made bruh rabbit he hear him coming and he put out for home kinda doubling around like he do these days when he got to the point where he can sit down for the rest his face in his hands he took a poplar leaf and he got the fan himself then bruh fox come a trodden up he say bruh rabbit what's all this fuss i hear in the woods what do you name a goodness do it mean bruh rabbit kinda scratch his head and laugh why darin trying for the drive me to the big barbecue on creek they all ask me and when i fuse they say they ain't wanted to make me go anyhow they ain't no fun in being as populous as what i is bro fox if you want to go let's get in the head of the homes and go look at the split down the big road bruh fox rolled his little eyes and lick his chops where he dribbled at the mouth and pulled out to the barbecue and he ain't mold then made his disappearance for here comes bruh wolf and when he got the news off he put and he ain't moan got out of sight for here comes old bro bear and when he hear talk of the bacon meat and the big pan of gravy he sat up on his behind legs and snorted then off he put and he ain't got out of here and fo bro [ __ ] come racking up and when he got the news he put out so daddy was and what you wanna do about it it seems like they all got in front of the dogs uh the dogs got behind them and bro rabbit sat by the creek side laughing and hitting at the snake doctors and then pole creatures had to go clean past the barbecue if there was any barbecue which i don't expect there was that what made me say what i does when you get an invite to the barbecue you better find out when and where it's at and who's running it end of chapter one
    5 min
  • Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit by Joel Chandler Harris 1 Free Children's Audiobooks Online
    Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit by Joel Chandler Harris 1 Free Children's Audiobooks Online.
    chapter one of uncle remus and bro rabbit this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by phil schinber aquarius and brew rabbit by joel chandler harris the creatures go to the barbecue once upon a time said uncle remus to the little boy but when was once upon a time the child interrupted to ask the old man smiled i suspect was one time or two times and maybe a time and a half do you know when johnny asked cake gun to bake well twas long and dim days once upon a time he resumed mr man had a garden so fine that all the neighbors come to see it some would look at it over the fence some it peeked through the cracks and some would come and look at it by the light of the stars and one of them was old bro rabbit starlight moonlight cloud light the night light was delight for him when the turn of the morning come he is always up and about feeling pretty well i thank you sir now then you don't hear what i say there was mr man yonder was the garden and here was obra rabbit uncle remus made a map of this part of the story by marking in the sand with this walking cane well this being the case would you expect going to happen nothing in the round world but what been happening since greens and sparrow grass was planted in the ground they look fine and they taste fine and long tarts to shanky the morning bruh rabbited creep through the crack in the fence and nibble at them he take the greens but lee his tracks mo especially right outer rain taking and leaving it's the way of the world well one morning mr man went out in his truck patch and he finds something missing a cabbage here a turn of dire and a mess of beans yonder and he asks how come this he looked round he did and he seed bruh rabbits tracks what he couldn't take with him bro rabbit had left his shoes at home and come bar-footed so mr man he called his dogs here buck here bring your head blue and he sick them on the track and here they went who you'd have thunk they was running after 41 rhinoceroses from the fuss they made bruh rabbit he hear him coming and he put out for home kinda doubling around like he do these days when he got to the point where he can sit down for the rest his face in his hands he took a poplar leaf and he got the fan himself then bruh fox come a trodden up he say bruh rabbit what's all this fuss i hear in the woods what do you name a goodness do it mean bruh rabbit kinda scratch his head and laugh why darin trying for the drive me to the big barbecue on creek they all ask me and when i fuse they say they ain't wanted to make me go anyhow they ain't no fun in being as populous as what i is bro fox if you want to go let's get in the head of the homes and go look at the split down the big road bruh fox rolled his little eyes and lick his chops where he dribbled at the mouth and pulled out to the barbecue and he ain't mold then made his disappearance for here comes bruh wolf and when he got the news off he put and he ain't moan got out of sight for here comes old bro bear and when he hear talk of the bacon meat and the big pan of gravy he sat up on his behind legs and snorted then off he put and he ain't got out of here and fo bro [ __ ] come racking up and when he got the news he put out so daddy was and what you wanna do about it it seems like they all got in front of the dogs uh the dogs got behind them and bro rabbit sat by the creek side laughing and hitting at the snake doctors and then pole creatures had to go clean past the barbecue if there was any barbecue which i don't expect there was that what made me say what i does when you get an invite to the barbecue you better find out when and where it's at and who's running it end of chapter one
    5 min
  • The Countess Diaries An Injury and a Baritone at the Rescue Free Audiobooks Comedy
    The Countess Diaries An Injury and a Baritone at the Rescue Free Audiobooks Comedy.

    oh darlings you will never believe what just occurred let me catch my breath oh do you know what i'm all of a flutter let me explain so i was lying here in the four poster and obviously if you heard uh my other broadcast earlier i've taken to the boudoir for a day of rest and self-care but darlings i gave her all the stuff the day of and cleaners away cooks away butler's away and i'm rather bored so i was looking about the penthouse and the piano the baby baby grand was just a little too much to the right and i wanted it just you know half an inch to the left and as there were no staff i thought oh i'm i think i can shove it an inch i mean darlings we can all shove it an inch can't we when push comes to shove so i tried with my hip and i tried with my rear and i tried with my sort of frontis and lo and behold i stubbed my poor poor pinky on the leg of the baby grand the agony the absolute excruciating pain caused me to yelp like a poodle on a motorway hit by a rolls-royce darlings the pain was more pain than even giving birth to all those children all those years ago anyway imagine my surprise when following this yelp from my orifices oh no the one-off orifice obviously there was no other orifice uh yelping just the one and i heard call from the below deck um coming through the pantry oh goodness gracious me is everything all right and darlings do you know what sometimes one just knows doesn't one when one hears the velvety accent of a gentleman in a sort of deep and slightly husky vocal i'd say he was a baritone any day one just knows that one is in safe hands even though there should theoretically be nobody else in the penthouse anyway the call emitted and i immediately felt strangely comforted but of course the dulcet tones of a rasping baritone meant that i had to how shall we say it exaggerate i had to exaggerate my plight and as he entered the room with his big wide arms outstretched to catch me because i was feigning a fool i said oh my goodness gracious me i've stubbed my toe and he picked up my foot in my arjun provocateur slipper and i said no the other one the other one and he swapped feet and he picked it up and he took off my little fluffy slipper and he said he looked up because he knew he didn't want to get this wrong he said which toe and i said the pinky the little one on the end and he rubbed it darlings he rubbed it with magic manly fingers oh and the pain the pain just disappeared i know not where the pain went but when indeed it did after uh stretching the wonderfulness of the experience for a little longer than is perhaps decent i uh drew my foot back and uh he said uh madam at your service and i said don't call me madam countess will do. and he said i do hope you don't mind but your door was a jar and i thought why is the door a jar and then i realized of course there is a delivery today of um well i'll tell you that later and of course the delivery man was in at the same time i have a personal delivery service anyway of well look i'll tell you now it's things for the countess uh constitution things to perk me up a little my delivery was cat was on route and the delivery person from the pharmacist was here and had accidentally left the penthouse door just slightly open well thank goodness my friends look it's okay because we have a we have a chap downstairs who guards things and nobody gets into this block without a fight except if they already live here now this gentleman of course darlings is my new neighbor and what a handsome attractive tall baritone my new neighbor isoh darlings you will never believe what just occurred let me catch my breath oh do you know what i'm all of a flutter let me explain so i was lying here in the four poster and obviously if you heard uh my other broadcast earlier i've taken to the boudoir for a day of rest and self-care but darlings i gave her all the stuff the day of and...
    6 min
  • The Countess Diaries An Injury and a Baritone at the Rescue Free Audiobooks Comedy
    The Countess Diaries An Injury and a Baritone at the Rescue Free Audiobooks Comedy.

    oh darlings you will never believe what just occurred let me catch my breath oh do you know what i'm all of a flutter let me explain so i was lying here in the four poster and obviously if you heard uh my other broadcast earlier i've taken to the boudoir for a day of rest and self-care but darlings i gave her all the stuff the day of and cleaners away cooks away butler's away and i'm rather bored so i was looking about the penthouse and the piano the baby baby grand was just a little too much to the right and i wanted it just you know half an inch to the left and as there were no staff i thought oh i'm i think i can shove it an inch i mean darlings we can all shove it an inch can't we when push comes to shove so i tried with my hip and i tried with my rear and i tried with my sort of frontis and lo and behold i stubbed my poor poor pinky on the leg of the baby grand the agony the absolute excruciating pain caused me to yelp like a poodle on a motorway hit by a rolls-royce darlings the pain was more pain than even giving birth to all those children all those years ago anyway imagine my surprise when following this yelp from my orifices oh no the one-off orifice obviously there was no other orifice uh yelping just the one and i heard call from the below deck um coming through the pantry oh goodness gracious me is everything all right and darlings do you know what sometimes one just knows doesn't one when one hears the velvety accent of a gentleman in a sort of deep and slightly husky vocal i'd say he was a baritone any day one just knows that one is in safe hands even though there should theoretically be nobody else in the penthouse anyway the call emitted and i immediately felt strangely comforted but of course the dulcet tones of a rasping baritone meant that i had to how shall we say it exaggerate i had to exaggerate my plight and as he entered the room with his big wide arms outstretched to catch me because i was feigning a fool i said oh my goodness gracious me i've stubbed my toe and he picked up my foot in my arjun provocateur slipper and i said no the other one the other one and he swapped feet and he picked it up and he took off my little fluffy slipper and he said he looked up because he knew he didn't want to get this wrong he said which toe and i said the pinky the little one on the end and he rubbed it darlings he rubbed it with magic manly fingers oh and the pain the pain just disappeared i know not where the pain went but when indeed it did after uh stretching the wonderfulness of the experience for a little longer than is perhaps decent i uh drew my foot back and uh he said uh madam at your service and i said don't call me madam countess will do. and he said i do hope you don't mind but your door was a jar and i thought why is the door a jar and then i realized of course there is a delivery today of um well i'll tell you that later and of course the delivery man was in at the same time i have a personal delivery service anyway of well look i'll tell you now it's things for the countess uh constitution things to perk me up a little my delivery was cat was on route and the delivery person from the pharmacist was here and had accidentally left the penthouse door just slightly open well thank goodness my friends look it's okay because we have a we have a chap downstairs who guards things and nobody gets into this block without a fight except if they already live here now this gentleman of course darlings is my new neighbor and what a handsome attractive tall baritone my new neighbor isoh darlings you will never believe what just occurred let me catch my breath oh do you know what i'm all of a flutter let me explain so i was lying here in the four poster and obviously if you heard uh my other broadcast earlier i've taken to the boudoir for a day of rest and self-care but darlings i gave her all the stuff the day of and...
    6 min
  • The Countess Diaries Fortnum Mason Self Care Shrinks & Champagne Chocolate Bathing Free Book
    The Countess Diaries Fortnum Mason Self Care Shrinks & Champagne Chocolate Bathing Free Book
    hello darlings welcome to royal clarence the countess here in the four poster bed the velvet swags and the silks and i'm just thinking now about self-care and you know once upon a time i was banished from the borough by my tyrannical father due to a series of incidents which he of which he did not approve so i no struggle i was penniless and unable to access any of my usual funds and privileges for quite some immeasurable time and it was a very difficult time for me and of course living with a tyrant for so many years you are in a daily turmoil and my psychiatrist has told me that because of this sometimes i forget to care for myself because i'm so very used to the struggle do you see so this part of it becomes a habit to you've forgotten that you don't have to do this just because it's about habitual daily ritual of suffering and torment but you can put it aside you see and what you have to do is you have to remind yourself that you're worth it and that you don't have to be in this position so many of us forget and we're just we're there over and over again why are we there we don't need to do this to ourselves we can move on do you see but it's a mindset so you create this habit and then you forget so my psychiatrist reminds me often that i must take care of my well-being and my mental health and this involves self-care so if something happens to you like yesterday when i was at the hospital and i had to have things poked into me which the countess all her life has had things poked into me that were not necessarily as agreeable as one had hoped they would be and certainly some were so invasive as to cause a bleeding heart darlings a bleeding heart so after yesterday and the hospital visit i was thinking about self-care and i thought no i'm going to go to bed and i'm going to spend the whole day in bed which isn't that unusual for the counters of course you know that i spent a lot of time in the full poster because it is from the full poster that i can contemplate and reevaluate and structure however some days are more for postery than other days uh what can i say some days the countess gives the butler his day off and um but insists on flasks already and a supper prepared that one just has to ping in the center michael that the self-care is a private affair do you see and what in what it's involved in in those kind of days for me my wonderful cat next to me a pet a pet is a wonderful part of self-care that can never be overestimated the wonderful nature of a loving pet is such that even when you are angst ridden a heartbroken recovering perhaps a little under the weather due to uh previous excesses the day before etc etc a pet will love you regardless a pet will love you no matter what you look like and no matter what mental state you're in you see so i i always suggest to everybody that a pet is your first um your first key to self-care now the other thing is to go online darlings or predict when you are looking for a self-care day and order in advance what you will need for the self-care process now i have just been shopping at fortnum's fort river mason from uh london piccadilly london and you can go on their website and it's my grandson's birthday uh in a on saturday and i've i've bought him a wonderful i've brought him a five-foot painting for his little gentleman's bedroom and as a portrait and a contemporary portrait it's no it's not a fuddy duddy darlings it's more contemporary contemporary art um by my own fair hand of course and um it occurred to me that i had a bit more to give because you can't love grandchildren enough can you there's just odors and oodles of love there to give and also he'll grow so quickly that it won't be long before he will no longer like the ladybird fortnum mason chocolates and he loves ladybirds so i just thought oh this is just wonderfully exciting to to find these great children's items...
    8 min
  • The Countess Diaries Fortnum Mason Self Care Shrinks & Champagne Chocolate Bathing Free Book
    The Countess Diaries Fortnum Mason Self Care Shrinks & Champagne Chocolate Bathing Free Book
    hello darlings welcome to royal clarence the countess here in the four poster bed the velvet swags and the silks and i'm just thinking now about self-care and you know once upon a time i was banished from the borough by my tyrannical father due to a series of incidents which he of which he did not approve so i no struggle i was penniless and unable to access any of my usual funds and privileges for quite some immeasurable time and it was a very difficult time for me and of course living with a tyrant for so many years you are in a daily turmoil and my psychiatrist has told me that because of this sometimes i forget to care for myself because i'm so very used to the struggle do you see so this part of it becomes a habit to you've forgotten that you don't have to do this just because it's about habitual daily ritual of suffering and torment but you can put it aside you see and what you have to do is you have to remind yourself that you're worth it and that you don't have to be in this position so many of us forget and we're just we're there over and over again why are we there we don't need to do this to ourselves we can move on do you see but it's a mindset so you create this habit and then you forget so my psychiatrist reminds me often that i must take care of my well-being and my mental health and this involves self-care so if something happens to you like yesterday when i was at the hospital and i had to have things poked into me which the countess all her life has had things poked into me that were not necessarily as agreeable as one had hoped they would be and certainly some were so invasive as to cause a bleeding heart darlings a bleeding heart so after yesterday and the hospital visit i was thinking about self-care and i thought no i'm going to go to bed and i'm going to spend the whole day in bed which isn't that unusual for the counters of course you know that i spent a lot of time in the full poster because it is from the full poster that i can contemplate and reevaluate and structure however some days are more for postery than other days uh what can i say some days the countess gives the butler his day off and um but insists on flasks already and a supper prepared that one just has to ping in the center michael that the self-care is a private affair do you see and what in what it's involved in in those kind of days for me my wonderful cat next to me a pet a pet is a wonderful part of self-care that can never be overestimated the wonderful nature of a loving pet is such that even when you are angst ridden a heartbroken recovering perhaps a little under the weather due to uh previous excesses the day before etc etc a pet will love you regardless a pet will love you no matter what you look like and no matter what mental state you're in you see so i i always suggest to everybody that a pet is your first um your first key to self-care now the other thing is to go online darlings or predict when you are looking for a self-care day and order in advance what you will need for the self-care process now i have just been shopping at fortnum's fort river mason from uh london piccadilly london and you can go on their website and it's my grandson's birthday uh in a on saturday and i've i've bought him a wonderful i've brought him a five-foot painting for his little gentleman's bedroom and as a portrait and a contemporary portrait it's no it's not a fuddy duddy darlings it's more contemporary contemporary art um by my own fair hand of course and um it occurred to me that i had a bit more to give because you can't love grandchildren enough can you there's just odors and oodles of love there to give and also he'll grow so quickly that it won't be long before he will no longer like the ladybird fortnum mason chocolates and he loves ladybirds so i just thought oh this is just wonderfully exciting to to find these great children's items...
    8 min
  • The Mystery of the Downs by Arthur J. Rees; John R. Watson Chapter 15 Free Kids' Audiobook
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    chapter 15 of the mystery of the downs by john watson and arthur j reese this librivox recording is in the public domain recording by tony oliva chapter 15. good morning sergeant good morning miss maynard what can i do for you it was seldom that sergeant westaway was so obliging as to make a voluntary offer of his services but then it was still more seldom that a young lady of miss maynard's social standing came to seek his advice or assistance at the police station as the daughter of a well-to-do lady miss maynard was entitled to official respect the sergeant had known miss maynard since her mother had first come to live at ashlane sea 15 years ago he had seen her grow up from a little girl to a young lady but the years had increased the gulf between them as a schoolgirl home from her holidays it was within the sergeant's official privilege to exchange a word or two when saluting her in the street her development into long dresses made anything more than a bare salutation saver of familiarity and the sergeant knew his place too well to be guilty of familiarity with those above him with scrupulous care he had always uttered the name miss maynard when saluting her in those days so that she might recognize that he was one of the first to admit the claims of adolescence to the honors of maturity then came a time with the further lapse of years when she reached the threshold of womanhood and to utter her name in salutation would have savored of familiarity so the salute became a silent one as indicative of sergeant westaway's recognition that his voice could not carry across the increased gulf between them i have something very important to tell you said miss maynard in reply to his intimation that the full extent of his official powers were at her disposal ah the sergeant realized that a matter of great personal importance to miss maynard might readily prove to be of minor consequence to him when viewed through official glasses but there was no hint of this in the combination of politeness and obsequiousness with which he opened the door leading from the main room of the little police station to his private room behind it he placed a chair for her at the office table and then went round to his own chair and stood beside it there was a pause due to the desire to be helped with questions but sergeant westaway's social sense was greater than his sense of official importance and he waited for her to begin it is about the cliff farm murder she said in a low voice oh was an exclamation in which astonishment and anticipation of official delight were blended and do you do you know anything about it he asked i am not sure what you will think of my story whether there is any clue in it i must leave that for you to judge but i feel that i ought to tell you all that i do know quite right said the sergeant his official manner rising like a tide was submerging his social sense of inequality there is nothing like telling the police the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth it is always the best way his social sense made a last manifestation before it threw up its arms and sank not that i suppose for one moment miss maynard that you had anything to do with it that is to say that you actually participated in the crime he looked at her inquiringly and she shook her head smiling sadly as she did so but there is no reason why after all you might not know who did it said the sergeant in a coaxing voice which represented an appeal to her to do her best to justify his high hopes in some respects it is a mysterious crime and although the police have their suspicions and very strong suspicions too they are always glad to get reliable information especially when it supports...
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    chapter 15 of the mystery of the downs by john watson and arthur j reese this librivox recording is in the public domain recording by tony oliva chapter 15. good morning sergeant good morning miss maynard what can i do for you it was seldom that sergeant westaway was so obliging as to make a voluntary offer of his services but then it was still more seldom that a young lady of miss maynard's social standing came to seek his advice or assistance at the police station as the daughter of a well-to-do lady miss maynard was entitled to official respect the sergeant had known miss maynard since her mother had first come to live at ashlane sea 15 years ago he had seen her grow up from a little girl to a young lady but the years had increased the gulf between them as a schoolgirl home from her holidays it was within the sergeant's official privilege to exchange a word or two when saluting her in the street her development into long dresses made anything more than a bare salutation saver of familiarity and the sergeant knew his place too well to be guilty of familiarity with those above him with scrupulous care he had always uttered the name miss maynard when saluting her in those days so that she might recognize that he was one of the first to admit the claims of adolescence to the honors of maturity then came a time with the further lapse of years when she reached the threshold of womanhood and to utter her name in salutation would have savored of familiarity so the salute became a silent one as indicative of sergeant westaway's recognition that his voice could not carry across the increased gulf between them i have something very important to tell you said miss maynard in reply to his intimation that the full extent of his official powers were at her disposal ah the sergeant realized that a matter of great personal importance to miss maynard might readily prove to be of minor consequence to him when viewed through official glasses but there was no hint of this in the combination of politeness and obsequiousness with which he opened the door leading from the main room of the little police station to his private room behind it he placed a chair for her at the office table and then went round to his own chair and stood beside it there was a pause due to the desire to be helped with questions but sergeant westaway's social sense was greater than his sense of official importance and he waited for her to begin it is about the cliff farm murder she said in a low voice oh was an exclamation in which astonishment and anticipation of official delight were blended and do you do you know anything about it he asked i am not sure what you will think of my story whether there is any clue in it i must leave that for you to judge but i feel that i ought to tell you all that i do know quite right said the sergeant his official manner rising like a tide was submerging his social sense of inequality there is nothing like telling the police the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth it is always the best way his social sense made a last manifestation before it threw up its arms and sank not that i suppose for one moment miss maynard that you had anything to do with it that is to say that you actually participated in the crime he looked at her inquiringly and she shook her head smiling sadly as she did so but there is no reason why after all you might not know who did it said the sergeant in a coaxing voice which represented an appeal to her to do her best to justify his high hopes in some respects it is a mysterious crime and although the police have their suspicions and very strong suspicions too they are always glad to get reliable information especially when it supports...
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