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May Byron

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Oct 16, 2026

Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
43:50
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Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
43:58
Days with Great Poets by May Clarissa Gillington Byron.
Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
44:03
Chapter two.
Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
44:04
A Day with Coleridge.

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Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
91:24
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Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
91:27
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Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
91:35
Days with Great Poets by May Clarissa Gillington Byron.
Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
91:40
Chapter three, A Day with Keats.
Capriccia PaigeNARRATOR
0:42
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Capriccia PaigeNARRATOR
0:53
Days with Great Poets by May Clarissa Gillington Byron.
Capriccia PaigeNARRATOR
0:58
Chapter One.
Capriccia PaigeNARRATOR
1:00
A Day with John Milton.

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Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
43:17
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Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
43:20
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Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
43:28
Days with Great Poets by May Clarissa Gillington Byron.
Bob GonzalezNARRATOR
43:33
Chapter two.
David WalesNARRATOR
0:57
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David WalesNARRATOR
1:05
Days with the Great Composers by May Clarissa Gillington Byron.
David WalesNARRATOR
1:13
Section one: A Day with Beethoven.
David WalesNARRATOR
1:18
At daybreak on a summer morning in the year eighteen-fifteen, a short, thick-set, sturdily built man entered his sitting room and at once set to work to compose music.

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David WalesNARRATOR
51:28
Incessant majesties of sound piled themselves in splendid strata upon his intellectual ear, until, blinded with excess of light and out-wearied with the exuberance of a joy beyond all that earth could yield, Ludwig van Beethoven sought his meager straw mattress and thin quilt, and, while the clocks struck ten in the city, fell asleep as softly as a child.
David WalesNARRATOR
52:01
End of section one, A Day with Beethoven.
David WalesNARRATOR
52:16
Section two of Days with the Great Composers by May Clarissa Gillington Byron.
David WalesNARRATOR
52:24
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