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Oct 29, 2026

Steven SirskiHOST
40:10
And this comes from The Mantle and Other Stories and Taras Bulba and Other Tales.
Steven SirskiHOST
40:17
Again, both of these are collections by Nikolai Gogol that are published through Project Gutenberg.
Steven SirskiHOST
40:23
There's also a collection of Cossack fairy tales and Russian fairy tales.
Steven SirskiHOST
40:29
This one, the Baba Yaga, which is one I was going to read.
Steven SirskiHOST
40:33
What is it doing here? Get rid of that.
Steven SirskiHOST
40:35
So Baba Yaga, Russian folktale translated by W.R.S. Ralston.
Steven SirskiHOST
40:41
Again, the Project Gutenberg version.
Steven SirskiHOST
40:44
The Baba Yaga I have heard of before.
Jim NolanHOST
0:30
No writing, no matter how good, can withstand my soporific voice.
Jim NolanHOST
0:36
My gratitude to Project Gutenberg for the text.
Jim NolanHOST
0:39
I love that they preserve and make available these books from long ago to lull us to sleep.
Jim NolanHOST
0:46
I'm joking.
Bea WilsonGUEST
27:47
And I then wanted to go back and look at other Kukuru books and think, why don't they make me feel quite the way that Jeremy's does? And I found, it's a very unscientific thing, I went on...
Bea WilsonGUEST
27:59
Project Gutenberg, which is where I go and kind of read e-text of things like Eliza Acton and Escoffier and others.
Bea WilsonGUEST
28:04
And you can just do a very quick search.
Bea WilsonGUEST
28:06
It's a good thing for checking for words like that.
Jonathan MosenHOST
1:47
Among many other things, it includes an editor, a file browser, a calendar, a phone book, a powerful calculator suitable for education use, a podcast player, it will do YouTube streams and play radio stations, It supports NFB Newsline and NLS BAD.
Jonathan MosenHOST
2:05
It has Project Gutenberg and LibriVox.
Jonathan MosenHOST
2:07
You've got AI tools, a programming environment, and much more.
Jonathan MosenHOST
2:12
Desktop mode gives you a full Linux graphical desktop, the Mate desktop.

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Jonathan MosenHOST
115:01
That will be a very welcome feature.
Jonathan MosenHOST
115:03
You can also perform other functions like managing your BARD wishlist right from BC Braille.
Jonathan MosenHOST
115:09
Next, it's Project Gutenberg.
Jonathan MosenHOST
115:11
G.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
52:38
This is actually word for word written by Victor Hugo.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
52:41
So I've just started going to Project Gutenberg.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
52:43
But I'm like...
Brianna LabuskesHOST
52:45
I just, I cannot stand it.
Neil ReillyHOST
47:26
And I found these books so unnecessary that I don't really want to buy them.
Neil ReillyHOST
47:32
So what I've been doing is going to Project Gutenberg on the net.
Neil ReillyHOST
47:38
And Gutenberg is where they invented the printing press in the 1400s, whatever.
Neil ReillyHOST
47:43
And it's called Project Gutenberg.
Neil ReillyHOST
47:45
And you can download books in an electronic form.
Neil ReillyHOST
47:50
And then when you download the book...
Neil ReillyHOST
50:21
It's almost poetry.
Neil ReillyHOST
50:22
Not worth paying for.
speaker_0HOST
57:39
Which was really something, but I'll leave that for you to decide.
speaker_0HOST
57:47
If you'd like to read this work for yourself and see the illustrations included, as always, you'll find a link to a free e-book from Project Gutenberg in the show description.
speaker_0HOST
57:59
If you'd like to connect, suggest a boring book you'd like to hear read, or request more from one we've already started, you can drop me an email via our website, www.boringbookspod.com. It's always a pleasure to hear from you.
speaker_0HOST
58:21
Thank you so much for joining me for this evening's reading.
ScottHOST
32:16
I can send it right over.
ScottHOST
32:20
So on Project Gutenberg.
ScottHOST
32:21
Exists.
Jesse WillisHOST
32:26
There's one called Alien.
Gretel le MaîtreHOST
28:29
And she's being demanding.
Gretel le MaîtreHOST
28:31
And let's go back to Project Gutenberg because it's that where I've got this information from because then I know that...
Gretel le MaîtreHOST
28:38
I love reading from Project Gutenberg because then I know whatever I read, as long as I credit it, I can read without fear of being told off for copyright.
Gretel le MaîtreHOST
28:49
So...
Gretel le MaîtreHOST
28:50
Tradition in the country where they were written refers them to an era of the most remote antiquity, and this tradition is supported by the spirit and strain of the poems themselves.
Chris MalmbergHOST
64:10
read it Oh, yeah.
Chris MalmbergHOST
64:13
Both of these are available on Project Gutenberg, too.
Chris MalmbergHOST
64:16
And The Great God Pan is a novella, and The White People is a short story, so it shouldn't be too much.
Chris MalmbergHOST
64:23
But yeah.

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