Orlando: A Biography 1/2 - Virginia Woolf [Audiobook ENG]

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4:00 Section 1 Ch 1 27:47 section 2 1:04:12 Section 3 1:30:05 Section 4 ch 2 2:01:01 Section 5 2:30:29 Section 6 2:57:20 Section 7 Ch 3 3:28:40 Section 8 3:52:00 section 9 Ch 4

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Bless you

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thank youu

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Thank you so much for this !!

[@monicaangelini3324]

Thank you 😊

[@stenka25]

Thanks. You are great.

[@Senemali01]

Chapter 2 - 1:30:00 Chapter 3 - 2:57:19 Chapet 4 - 3:52:05

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thanks!

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ty!

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Thanks

[@amishasharma7257]

This increases the feel of the novel

[@karlols2321]

Chapter 2: 1:30:00

[@arnoldbioursckii6639]

WHAT A FANTASTIC READING. Thank you.

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Chapter 3 is at 2:57:19

[@filbertthedilbert1]

I recently read a book inspired by Orlando, called The Highs and Lows of Roland Knole. It all takes place throughout the history of popular music. Roland goes through an androgynous transformation during the glam rock era.

[@DarkAngelEU]

So it's about David Bowie?

[@danielacastillo8953]

Chapter 3 starts at 2:57:19

[@AliceP.]

Perhaps I would have understood the book better if I'd listened to it as I went along. Or not, because the references to things I don't understand quite well would still be there. Oh, well. I've finished it now.

[@B2889-i2n]

Chapet 4 starts at 3:52:05

[@carodelo]

Great reading, thank you.

[@lia1740]

I love her accent

[@clara6326]

Is her accent british?

[@stenka25]

Thanks a lot for your contributions.

[@mercedesnagueles]

Es un regalo maravilloso para el oyente y las maravillosas descripciones .

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1:30:09 Chap 2

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Time stamp! 2:54:46

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[@lolyhassan]

Good narration

[@candiceb5229]

Very much appreciated. Left a like although I strongly dislike this text haha. Very well read.

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This voice reminds me of Bridget Jones.

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Timestamps for myself: 4:06:35

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[@marinaradovic2435]

Reading too fast, like needs to catch the train...

[@zblank5327]

the accent makes it so hard to listen to

[@oscarvogel454]

z blank Virginia Woolf was English

[@catinheels88]

Yes, you should listen to the way that Woolf herself spoke. London Upper-Middle Class accent.

[@so0olmina]

I think it's alright

[@louisemccartney4149]

The book is set in England, it wouldn't be the same in any other accent

[@m.majaaz8464]

Spoken language has variety - if not it’s dead

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Great reading-thank you.

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