Chesterfield Township

End of Chapter 1 Chapter 2 of The Mastermind of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs This LibriVox recording is in the public domain.

Read by Joe DeNoia, Chesterfield, New Jersey.

Chapter 2.

Perferment Three weeks passed.

I would not be surprised at anything that you might accomplish.

End of chapter 2 CHAPTER THREE OF THE MASTERMIND OF MARS by Edgar Rice Burroughs This LibriVox recording is in the public domain.

Read by Joe DeNoia, Chesterfield, New Jersey CHAPTER THREE VALIDIA I lay awake that night thinking of 4296E2631H.

the beautiful girl whose perfect body had been stolen to furnish a gorgeous setting for the cruel brain of a tyrant.

And, um, I need to say that we have two very vital fraternities of Poor Clares in the area.

A Spanish-speaking fraternity in, um, a monastery in Wilmington, Delaware, and we frequent that, as well as the Poor Clares in P- in, uh, Chesterfield, New Jersey.

Um, so we, we have retreat days at the, the Chesterfield site, and, uh, we're just getting to know the Spanish-speaking group in, in Wilmington.

But, uh, in our region, there is an emerging Spanish-dominant language fraternity as well.

That's really cool.

I love that.

Um, uh, for those who listen know that my parish is St. Francis of Assisi on Long Beach Island, and our pastors, uh, and a very good friend of mine, J- Father John Frambs, he would always go to Chesterfield to be with the sisters and celebrate Mass for them.

Yes.

So that is causing a little bit of slowing.

But on the Jersey turnpike heading northbound they just cleared the work from the car lanes, and a crash that we had in Chesterfield Township is also now out of the way.

Nydia?

All right, Matt, thank you.

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The Pirates by Morgan Robertson Prologue Two young men met in front of the post office of a small country town.

They were of the same age, eighteen.

Keep her as she goes, and leave that black buoy to starboard.

Then he stepped out on deck.

Read by Joe DeNoia, Chesterfield, New Jersey.

Chapter 3 Seamen, officers as well as men, accustomed to watch and watch a four hours alternate duty and sleep, usually waken at eight bells, even when sure of an all-night sleep.