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FalstaffThe Walrus and the Carpenter, Lewis Carroll (February 28, 2006)

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This audio is part of the collection: Audio Poetry

Artist/Composer: Falstaff
Date: 2006-02-28
Keywords: Poetry English Carroll, Lewis

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Reviewer: RadioTinnitus - - April 16, 2008
Subject: good oysters!
Thanks, I like it.

If you'd like, check out my version of Jabberwocky at http://www.archive.org/details/GlennSimonsen_LewisCarrollJabberwockywithGlenn

or any of the eight others I put up with interesting accents from Egypt, Boston, and Dixie among others

Reviewer: Christy9 - - January 8, 2008
Subject: "to talk of many things..."
I enjoyed this rendition for the most part. However, there were some words I did not understand due to the Reader's accent. I guess I'm just an out-of-breath oyster. I could not quite catch the last few words.