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Charge of the Light Brigade - Alfred Lord Tennyson · Optimism, An Essay

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  Speaker 1: The charge of the light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 1: read for libervox dot org by Alan Beiale. Half a league,
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  Speaker 1: half a league, half a league. Onward all in the
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  Speaker 1: valley of Death, rode the six hundred forward the light brigade.
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  Speaker 1: Charge for the guns, he said, Into the valley of Death,
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  Speaker 1: rode the six hundred forward the light brigade. Was there
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  Speaker 1: a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew some one
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  Speaker 1: had blundered theirs. Not to make reply theirs, not to
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  Speaker 1: reason why theirs, but to do and die. Into the
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  Speaker 1: valley of Death. Rode the six hundred. Cannon to right
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  Speaker 1: of them, cannon to left of them, cannon in front
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  Speaker 1: of them. Volleyed and thundered, storm'd at with shot and shell.
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  Speaker 1: Boldly they rode and well into the jaws of death,
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  Speaker 1: into the mouth of hell, rode the six hundred, flash'd
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  Speaker 1: all their sabers bare, flash'd as they turned in air,
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  Speaker 1: sabring the gunners there, charging an army, while all the
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  Speaker 1: world wonder'd plunged in the battery smoke. Right through the
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  Speaker 1: line they broke. Cossack and Russian reeled from saber stroke,
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  Speaker 1: shatter'd and sundered. Then they rode back, but nought nought
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  Speaker 1: The six hundred cannon to right of them, cannon to
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  Speaker 1: left of them, cannon behind them, volleyed and thunder'd, storm'd
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  Speaker 1: at with shot and shell, while horse and hero fell.
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  Speaker 1: They that had fought so well came through of jaws
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  Speaker 1: of death, back from the mouth of hell. All that
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  Speaker 1: was left of them, left of six hundred. When can
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  Speaker 1: their glory fade? Oh, the wild charge they made. All
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  Speaker 1: the world wondered. Honor the charge they made. Honor the
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  Speaker 1: light Brigade Noble six hundred end of poem. This recording
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  Speaker 1: is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 2: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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  Speaker 2: read for Librevox dot Org by Bruskachuk. Half a league,
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  Speaker 2: half a league, half a league. Onward all in the
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  Speaker 2: valley of death, rode the six hundred forward, the light brigade.
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  Speaker 2: Charge for the guns, he said, into the valley of death,
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  Speaker 2: rode the six hundred forward the light brigade. Was there
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  Speaker 2: a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew someone had
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  Speaker 2: blun theirs, not to make reply theirs, not to reason
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  Speaker 2: why theirs, but to do and die into the valley
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  Speaker 2: of death. Rowe the six hundred, cannon to right of them,
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  Speaker 2: cannon to left of them, cannon in front of them,
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  Speaker 2: volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot and shell. Boldly
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  Speaker 2: they rode and well into the jaws of death, into
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  Speaker 2: the mouth of Hell. Rode the six hundred, flushed, all
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  Speaker 2: their sabers bare flushed as they turned in air, sabring
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  Speaker 2: the gunners there, charging an army, while all the world wondered,
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  Speaker 2: plunged in the battery smoke, right through the line they broke.
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  Speaker 2: Cossack and Russian reeled from the saber stroke, shattered and thundered.
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  Speaker 2: Then they rode back, but not not the six hundred
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  Speaker 2: cannon to right of them, cannon to left of them,
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  Speaker 2: cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot
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  Speaker 2: and shell, while horse and hero fell. They that had
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  Speaker 2: fought so well came through the jaws of death, back
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  Speaker 2: from the mouth of Hell. All that was left of them,
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  Speaker 2: left of six hundred. When can their glory fade? Oh,
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  Speaker 2: the wild charge they made. All the world wondered. Honor
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  Speaker 2: the charge they made, Honor the light brigade, Noble six hundred.
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  Speaker 2: End of poem, This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 3: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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  Speaker 3: Readford LibriVox by Caitlin Buckley. Find more of my work
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  Speaker 3: at Caitlin v a dot WordPress dot com. Half a league,
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  Speaker 3: half a league, half a league. Onward all in the
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  Speaker 3: valley of Death, rode the six hundred forward the light Brigade.
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  Speaker 4: Charge for the.
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  Speaker 3: Guns, he said, Into the valley of death, rode the
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  Speaker 3: six hundred forward the light brigade. Was there a man dismayed,
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  Speaker 3: Not though the soldier knew some one had blundered theirs.
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  Speaker 3: Not to make reply theirs, not to reason why theirs,
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  Speaker 3: but to do and die. Into the valley of death.
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  Speaker 3: Rode the six hundred. Cannon to right of them, cannon
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  Speaker 3: to left of them, cannon in front of them. Volleyed
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  Speaker 3: and thundered, stormed at with shot and shell. Boldly they
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  Speaker 3: rode and well into the jaws of death, into the
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  Speaker 3: mouth of hell. Rode the six hundred, flashed all their
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  Speaker 3: sabers bare, flashed as they turned in air, sabring the
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  Speaker 3: gunners there, charging an enemy, while all the world wondered,
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  Speaker 3: plunged in the battery's smoke, right through the line they broke.
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  Speaker 3: Cossack and Russian reeled from the saber's stroke, shattered and sundered.
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  Speaker 3: Then they rode back, but not not the six hundred.
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  Speaker 3: Cannon to right of them, cannon to left of them,
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  Speaker 3: cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot
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  Speaker 3: and shell, while horse and hero fell. They that had
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  Speaker 3: fought so well came through the jaws of death, back
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  Speaker 3: from the mouth of hell. All that was left of them,
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  Speaker 3: left of six hundred. When can their glory fade? Oh,
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  Speaker 3: the wild charge they made. All the world wondered. Honor
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  Speaker 3: the charge they made. Honor the Light Brigade, Noble six hundred,
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  Speaker 3: end of Pomam. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 5: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 5: read for LibriVox dot Org by Chris Pyle. Half a league,
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  Speaker 5: half a league, half a league. Onward, all in the
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  Speaker 5: valley of Death, rode the six hundred forward the light Brigade.
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  Speaker 5: Charge for the guns, he said, Into the valley of death,
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  Speaker 5: rode the six hundred forward the light Brigade. Was there
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  Speaker 5: a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew someone had
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  Speaker 5: blundered theirs, not to make reply theirs, not to reason
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  Speaker 5: why theirs, but to do and die. Into the valley
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  Speaker 5: of death. Rode the six hundred. Cannon to right of them,
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  Speaker 5: cannon to left of them, cannon in front of them,
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  Speaker 5: volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot and shell. Boldly
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  Speaker 5: there rode and well into the jaws of death, into
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  Speaker 5: the mouth of Hell, rode the six hundred, flashed, all
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  Speaker 5: their sabers bare flashed as they turned in air, sabring
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  Speaker 5: the gunners there, charging an army, while all the world wondered,
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  Speaker 5: plunged in the battery smoke. Right through the line, they broke,
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  Speaker 5: Cossack and Russian reeled from the saber stroke, shattered and sundered.
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  Speaker 5: Then they rode back, but not not the six hundred,
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  Speaker 5: Cannon to right of them, cannon to left of them,
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  Speaker 5: cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot
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  Speaker 5: and shell, while horse and hero fell. They that had
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  Speaker 5: fought so well came through the jaws of death, back
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  Speaker 5: from the mouth of Hell. All that was left of them,
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  Speaker 5: left of six hundred. When can their glory fade?
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  Speaker 6: Oh?
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  Speaker 5: The wild charge they made, All the world wondered, honor
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  Speaker 5: the charge they made, honor the light Brigade Noble six
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  Speaker 5: hundred in a poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 7: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 7: read for LibriVox dot org by David Lawrence. Half a league,
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  Speaker 7: half a league, half a league. Onward all in the
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  Speaker 7: valley of Death, rode the six hundred forward the light brigade.
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  Speaker 7: Charge for the guns, he said, Into the valley of death,
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  Speaker 7: rode the six hundred forward the light brigade. Was there
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  Speaker 7: a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew some one
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  Speaker 7: had blundered theirs. Not to make reply theirs, not to
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  Speaker 7: reason why theirs, but to do and die. Into the
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  Speaker 7: valley of death, rode the six hundred. Cannon to the
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  Speaker 7: right of them, cannon to the left of them, cannon
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  Speaker 7: in front of them. Volleyed and thundered, stormed at with
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  Speaker 7: shot and shell. Boldly they rode and well into the
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  Speaker 7: jaws of death, into the mouth of hell, rode the
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  Speaker 7: six hundred, flashed all their sabers bare flashed as they
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  Speaker 7: turned in air, sabring the gunners there, charging an army,
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  Speaker 7: while all the world wondered plunged in the battery smoke
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  Speaker 7: right through the line. They broke. Cossack and Russian reeled
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  Speaker 7: from the saber stroke, shattered and sundered. Then they rode back,
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  Speaker 7: but not not the six hundred. Cannon to the right
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  Speaker 7: of them, cannon to the left of them, cannon behind them,
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  Speaker 7: volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot and shell, while
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  Speaker 7: horse and hero fell. They that had fought so well
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  Speaker 7: came through the jaws of death, back from the mouth
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  Speaker 7: of hell. All that was left of them, left of
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  Speaker 7: six hundred. When can their glory fade? Oh, the wild
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  Speaker 7: charge they made. All the world wondered. Honor the charge
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  Speaker 7: they made. Honor the light Brigade Noble six hundred in
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  Speaker 7: the poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 8: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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  Speaker 8: read the LibriVox dot Org by Newgate novelist. Half a
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  Speaker 8: league aufo league, half a league goneward all in the
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  Speaker 8: valley of Death, rode the six hundred forward the light brigade.
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  Speaker 8: Charge for the guns, he said, into the valley of death,
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  Speaker 8: rode the six hundred forward the light brigade. Was there
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  Speaker 8: a man dismayed. Not though the soldier knew someone had blundered.
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  Speaker 8: There's not to make reply, there's not to reason why.
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  Speaker 8: There's but to do and die. Into the valley of death,
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  Speaker 8: wrote the six hundred. Cannon to right of them, cannon
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  Speaker 8: to left of them, cannon in front of them, volleyed
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  Speaker 8: and thundered, stormed out with shot and shell. Boldly they
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  Speaker 8: rode and well into the jaws of death, into the
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  Speaker 8: mouth of hell. Rolled the six hundred, flashed, all their
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  Speaker 8: sabers bare, flashed as they turned in air, sabring the
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  Speaker 8: gunners there, charging an army, while all the world wandered,
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  Speaker 8: plunged in the battery smoke right through the line. They broke.
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  Speaker 8: Cossack and Russian reeled from the saber stroke, shuttered and sundered.
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  Speaker 8: Then they rode back, but not not the six hundred.
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  Speaker 8: Cannon to right of them, canon to left of them,
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  Speaker 8: cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed out with shot
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  Speaker 8: and shell, while horse and hero fell. They that had
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  Speaker 8: fought so well came through the jaws of death, back
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  Speaker 8: from the mouth of hell. All that was left of them,
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  Speaker 8: left of six hundred. When can their glory fade?
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  Speaker 9: Oh?
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  Speaker 8: The wild charge they made. All the world wondered honor
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  Speaker 8: the charge they made. Honor the Light Brigade Noble six
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  Speaker 8: hundred end of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 6: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 6: read for Librevax dot Org by Greg Giardano, Newport, Ritchie, Florida.
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  Speaker 6: Half a league, half a league, half a league. Onward,
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  Speaker 6: all in the valley of Death, rode the six hundred
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  Speaker 6: forward the light Brigade. Charge for the guns, he said,
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  Speaker 6: Into the valley of Death, rode the six hundred forward
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  Speaker 6: the light Brigade. Was there a man dismay'd, not though
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  Speaker 6: the soldier knew some one had blunder'd theirs, Not to
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  Speaker 6: make reply theirs, not to reason why theirs, but to
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  Speaker 6: do and die. Into the valley of Death. Rode the
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  Speaker 6: six hundred. Cannon to right of them, cannon to left
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  Speaker 6: of them, cannon in front of them, volleyed and thunder'd,
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  Speaker 6: storm'd at with shot and shell. Boldly they rode and
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  Speaker 6: well into the jaws of death. Into the mouth of hell,
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  Speaker 6: rode the six hundred, flash'd all their sabers bare, flash'd
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  Speaker 6: as they turn'd in air. Sabring their gunners there, charging
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  Speaker 6: an army, while all the world wondered, plunged in the
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  Speaker 6: battery smoke right through the line, they broke, Cossack and
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  Speaker 6: Russian reeled from the saber stroke, shattered and sundered. Then
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  Speaker 6: they rode back, but not not the six hundred. Cannon
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  Speaker 6: to right of them, cannon to left of them, cannon
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  Speaker 6: behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot and shell,
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  Speaker 6: while horse and hero fell. They that had fought so
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  Speaker 6: well came through the jaws of death, came back from
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  Speaker 6: the mouth of hell. All that was left of them,
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  Speaker 6: left of six hundred. When can their glory fade? Oh,
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  Speaker 6: the wild charge they made. All the world wondered. Honor
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  Speaker 6: the charge they made. Honor the light Brigade Noble six
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  Speaker 6: hundred end of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 9: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 9: read for LibriVox dot Org by Joe Brenneman. Half a league,
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  Speaker 9: half a league, half a league goneward all in the
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  Speaker 9: valley of Death, rode the six hundred forward the light
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  Speaker 9: Brigade charged for the guns. He said, into the valley
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  Speaker 9: of death. Rode the six hundred forward the light brigade.
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  Speaker 9: Was there a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew
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  Speaker 9: some one had blundered theirs. Not to make reply theirs,
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  Speaker 9: not to reason why theirs, but to do and die.
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  Speaker 9: Into the valley of death. Rode the hundred. Cannon to
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  Speaker 9: the right of them, cannon to the left of them,
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  Speaker 9: cannon in front of them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at
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  Speaker 9: with shot and shell. Boldly they rode and well into
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  Speaker 9: the jaws of death, Into the mouth of hell, rode
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  Speaker 9: the six hundred, flashed all their sabers bare flashed as
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  Speaker 9: they turned in air, sabring the gunners there, charging an army,
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  Speaker 9: while all the world wondered, plunged in the battery smoke
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  Speaker 9: right through the line. They broke cossack and rushed and
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  Speaker 9: reeled from the saber stroke, shattered and sundered. Then they
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  Speaker 9: rode back, but not not the six hundred. Cannon to
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  Speaker 9: the right of them, cannon to the left of them,
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  Speaker 9: cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot
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  Speaker 9: and shell, while horse s hero fell. They that had
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  Speaker 9: fought so well came throw the jaws of death back
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  Speaker 9: from the mouth of hell, all that was left of them,
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  Speaker 9: left of six hundred. When can their glory fade? Oh,
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  Speaker 9: the wild charge they made. All the world wondered. Honor
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  Speaker 9: the charge they made. Honor the light Brigade, Noble six
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  Speaker 9: hundred end of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 10: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 10: read for Librovox dot org. Good Bye, Larry Wilson, half
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  Speaker 10: a league, half a league, half a league. Onward all
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  Speaker 10: in the valley of death, rode the six hundred forward
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  Speaker 10: the light Brigade. Charge for the guns, he said, Into
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  Speaker 10: the valley of death, rode the six hundred forward the
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  Speaker 10: light brigade. Was there a man dismayed, Not though the
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  Speaker 10: soldier knew some one had blundered theirs. Not to make
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  Speaker 10: reply theirs, not to reason why theirs, but to do
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  Speaker 10: and die. Into the valley of death, rode the six hundred.
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  Speaker 10: Cannon to the right of them, cannon to the left
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  Speaker 10: of them, cannon in front of them. Volleyed and thundered,
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  Speaker 10: stormed at with shot and shell. Boldly they rode and
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  Speaker 10: well into the jaws of death, into the mouth of hell,
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  Speaker 10: rode the six hundred flashed, all their sabers bare flashed
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  Speaker 10: as they turned in air, sabring the gunners there, charging
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  Speaker 10: an army, while all the world wondered, plunged in the
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  Speaker 10: battery smoke, right through the line they broke. Cossack and
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  Speaker 10: Russian reeled from the saber stroke, shattered and sundered. Then
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  Speaker 10: they rode back, but not not the six hundred. Cannon
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  Speaker 10: to the right of them, cannon to the left of them,
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  Speaker 10: cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot
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  Speaker 10: and shell, while horse and hero fell. They that had
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  Speaker 10: fought so well came through the jaws of death back
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  Speaker 10: from the mouth of hell. All that was left of them,
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  Speaker 10: left of six hundred. When can their glory fade? Oh,
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  Speaker 10: the wild charge they made. All the world wondered. Honor
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  Speaker 10: the charge they made. Honor the Light Brigade, Noble six hundred.
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  Speaker 10: End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 11: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 11: read for Vox dot Org by Leonard Wilson of Springfield, Ohio.
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  Speaker 11: Half a league, half a league, half a league. Onward,
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  Speaker 11: all in the valley of Death rode the six hundred forward,
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  Speaker 11: the light brigade, charge for the guns, he said, In
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  Speaker 11: to the valley of death, rode the six hundred forward
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  Speaker 11: the light brigade. Was there a man dismayed. Not though
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  Speaker 11: the soldier knew someone had blundered their's not to make reply.
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  Speaker 11: There's not to reason why their's, but to do and die.
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  Speaker 11: And to the valley of death. Rode the six hundred.
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  Speaker 11: Cannon to right of them, cannon to left of them,
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  Speaker 11: cannon in front of them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at
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  Speaker 11: with shot and shell. Boldly they rode and well into
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  Speaker 11: the jaws of death, into the mouth of hell, rode
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  Speaker 11: the six hundred, flash'd all their sabers bare flash'd as
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  Speaker 11: they turn'd in air, sabring the gunners there, charging an army,
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  Speaker 11: while all the world wonder'd plunged in the battery smoke.
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  Speaker 11: Right through the line they broke. Cossack and Russian reeled
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  Speaker 11: from the saber stroke, shatter'd and thundered. Then they rode back,
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  Speaker 11: but not not the six hundred. Cannon to right of them,
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  Speaker 11: cannon to left of them, cannon behind them, volleyed and thunder'd,
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  Speaker 11: storm'd at with shot and shell while horse and hero fell,
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  Speaker 11: They that had fought so well came through the jaws
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  Speaker 11: of death, back from the mouth of hell. All that
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  Speaker 11: was left of them, left of six hundred. When can
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  Speaker 11: their glory fade? Oh, the wild charge they made? All
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  Speaker 11: the world wondered. Honor the charge they made. Honor the
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  Speaker 11: Light Brigade Noble six hundred and a poem. This recording
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  Speaker 11: is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 12: The Charge of the Light Brigade, by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 12: read for LibriVox dot org by Maria Casper. Half a league,
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  Speaker 12: half a league, half a league. Onward all in the
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  Speaker 12: valley of Death, rode the six hundred forward the like brigade.
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  Speaker 12: Charge for the guns, he said, Into the valley of death,
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  Speaker 12: rode the six hundred. Fawad the light Brigade. Was there
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  Speaker 12: a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew some one
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  Speaker 12: had blundered theirs, not to make reply theirs, not to
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  Speaker 12: reason why theirs, but to do and die. Into the
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  Speaker 12: valley of death. Rode the six hundred. Cannon to right
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  Speaker 12: of them, cannon to left of them, cannon in front
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  Speaker 12: of them. Volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot and shell,
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  Speaker 12: boldly they rode and well into the jaws of death,
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  Speaker 12: into the mouth of Hell. Rode the six hundred, flashed
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  Speaker 12: all their sabers bare, flashed as they turned in air,
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  Speaker 12: sabring the gunners there, charging an army, while all the
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  Speaker 12: world wondered, plunged in the battery smoke right through the line,
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  Speaker 12: they broke. Cossack and Russian reeled from the saber stroke,
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  Speaker 12: shattered and sundered. Then they rode back, but not not
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  Speaker 12: the six hundred. Cannon to right of them, cannon to
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  Speaker 12: left of them, cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed
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  Speaker 12: at with shot and shell, while horse and hero fell.
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  Speaker 12: They that had fought so well came through the jaws
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  Speaker 12: of death, back from the mouth of Hell. All that
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  Speaker 12: was left of them, left of six hundred. When can
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  Speaker 12: their glory fade? Oh, the wild charge they made. All
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  Speaker 12: the world wondered, the charge they made. Honor the Light
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  Speaker 12: Brigade Noble six hundred end of poem. This recording is
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  Speaker 12: in the public domain.
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  Speaker 13: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 13: read for Librivos dot Org by Noel Badrian. Half a league,
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  Speaker 13: half a league, half a league. Onward all in the
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  Speaker 13: value of death. Rode the six hundred forward the light brigade.
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  Speaker 13: Charge for the guns, he said, Into the valley of death,
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  Speaker 13: rode the six hundred forward the light brigade. Was there
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  Speaker 13: a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew some one
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  Speaker 13: had blundered theirs. Not to make reply theirs, not to
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  Speaker 13: reason why theirs, but to do and die. Into the
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  Speaker 13: valley of death. Rode the six hundred. Cannon to right
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  Speaker 13: of them, cannon to left of them, cannon in front
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  Speaker 13: of them, volleyed and thundered, storm'd at with shot and shell.
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  Speaker 13: Boldly they rode and well into the jaws of death,
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  Speaker 13: into the mouth of hell, rode the six hundred, flash'd
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  Speaker 13: all their sabers bare flash'd as they turn'd in air,
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  Speaker 13: sabring the gunners there, charging an army, while all the
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  Speaker 13: world wondered, plunged in the battery smoke. Right through the line,
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  Speaker 13: they broke. Cossack and Russian reeled from the saber stroke,
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  Speaker 13: shattered and sundered. Then they rode back, but not the
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  Speaker 13: six hundred. Cannon to right of them, cannon to left
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  Speaker 13: of them, cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed, at
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  Speaker 13: with shot and shell, while horse and hero fell, They
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  Speaker 13: that had fought so well came through the jaws of death,
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  Speaker 13: back from the mouth of hell, all that was left
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  Speaker 13: of them, left of six hundred. When can their glory fade? Oh,
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  Speaker 13: the wild charge they made? All the world wondered. Honor
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  Speaker 13: the charge they made. Honor the light Brigade Noble six
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  Speaker 13: hundred end of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 14: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 14: read for LibriVox dot org by Patrick Wallace. Half a leg, halfily,
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  Speaker 14: half league. Onward all in the valley of death, rode
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  Speaker 14: the six hundred forward the light Brigade. Charge for the guns,
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  Speaker 14: he said, Into the valley of death, rode the six
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  Speaker 14: hundred forward the light Brigade. Was there a man dismayed,
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  Speaker 14: Not though the soldier knew some one had blundered theirs,
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  Speaker 14: not to make reply theirs, not to reason why theirs,
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  Speaker 14: but to do and die. Into the valley of death.
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  Speaker 14: Rode the six hundred. Cannon to right of them, cannon
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  Speaker 14: to left of them, cannon in front of them. Volleyed
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  Speaker 14: and thundered, stormed at with shot and shell, boldly they
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  Speaker 14: rode and well into the jaws of death, into the
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  Speaker 14: mouth of Hell. Rode the six hundred, flashed all their
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  Speaker 14: sabers bare, flashed as they turned in air, sabring the
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  Speaker 14: gunners there, charging an army, while all the world wondered,
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  Speaker 14: plunged in the battery smoke right through the line they broke.
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  Speaker 14: Cossack and Russian reeled from the saber stroke, shattered and sundered.
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  Speaker 14: Then they rode back, but not not the six hundred.
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  Speaker 14: Cannon to right of them, cannon to left of them,
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  Speaker 14: cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot
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  Speaker 14: and shell, while horse and hero fell. They that had
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  Speaker 14: fought so well came through the jaws of death, back
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  Speaker 14: from the mouth of Hell. All that was left of them,
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  Speaker 14: left of six hundred. When can their glory fade? Oh,
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  Speaker 14: the wild charge they made. All the world wondered. Honor
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  Speaker 14: the charge they made. Honor the light Brigade Noble six
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  Speaker 14: hundred end of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 15: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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  Speaker 15: read Philibrivox dot org by R. J. Oldfield. Half a
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  Speaker 15: league half a league, half a league onward, all in
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  Speaker 15: the valley of death. Rode the six hundred forward. The
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  Speaker 15: light brigade charged for the guns, he said, Into the
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  Speaker 15: valley of death, rode the six hundred forward the light brigade.
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  Speaker 15: Was there a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew
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  Speaker 15: some one had blundered. There's not to make reply, there's
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  Speaker 15: not to reason why. There's but to do and die.
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  Speaker 15: Into the valley of death. Rode the six hundred. Cannon
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  Speaker 15: to the right of them, cannon to the left of them,
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  Speaker 15: cannon in front of them. Were volleyed and thundered, stormed
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  Speaker 15: at with shot and shell. Boldly they rode and well
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  Speaker 15: into the jaws of death, into the mouth of hell,
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  Speaker 15: rode the six hundred, flashed all their sabers bare flashed
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  Speaker 15: as they turned in air, sabring the gunners there, charging
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  Speaker 15: an army, while all the world wandered, plunged in the
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  Speaker 15: battery smoke. Right through the line they broke. Cossack and
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  Speaker 15: Russian reeled from the saber stroke, shattered and sundered. Then
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  Speaker 15: they rode back, but not not the six hundred. Cannon
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  Speaker 15: to the right of them, cannon to the left of them,
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  Speaker 15: cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot
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  Speaker 15: and shell, while horse and hero fell. They that had
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  Speaker 15: fought so well came to throw the jaws of death
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  Speaker 15: back from the mouth of hell. All that was left
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  Speaker 15: with them left of six hundred. Where can their glory fade?
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  Speaker 15: Or the wild charge they made? All the world wondered
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  Speaker 15: honor the charge they made? Honor the Light Brigade Noble
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  Speaker 15: six hundred and of poem. This recording is in the
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  Speaker 15: public domain.
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  Speaker 16: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 16: read for LibriVox dot org by Steve Toner. Half a league,
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  Speaker 16: half a league, half a league. Onward all in the
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  Speaker 16: valley of Death, rode the six hundred forward the light Brigade.
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  Speaker 16: Charge for the guns, he said, Into the valley of death,
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  Speaker 16: rode the six hundred forward the light Brigade. Was there
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  Speaker 16: a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew some one
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  Speaker 16: had blundered theirs, not to make reply theirs, not to
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  Speaker 16: reason why theirs, but to do and die. Into the
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  Speaker 16: valley of death. Rode the six hundred. Cannon to right
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  Speaker 16: of them, cannon to left of them, cannon in front
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  Speaker 16: of them. Volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot and shell.
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  Speaker 16: Boldly they rode and well into the jaws of death,
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  Speaker 16: into the mouth of Hell. Rode the six hundred, flashed,
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  Speaker 16: all their sabers bare, flashed as they turned in air,
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  Speaker 16: sabring the gunners there, charging an army, while all the
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  Speaker 16: world wandered, plunged in the battery smoke. Right through the
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  Speaker 16: line they broke. Cossack and Russian reeled from the saber stroke,
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  Speaker 16: shattered and thundered. Then they rode back, but not not
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  Speaker 16: the six hundred. Cannon to right of them, cannon to
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  Speaker 16: left of them, cannon behind them. Volleyed and thundered, stormed
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  Speaker 16: at with shot and shell, while horse and hero fell.
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  Speaker 16: They that had fought so well came through the jaws
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  Speaker 16: of death, back from the mouth of Hell. All that
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  Speaker 16: was left of them, left of six hundred. When can
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  Speaker 16: their glory fade? Oh, the wild charge they made. All
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  Speaker 16: the world wondered. Honor the charge they made, Honor the
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  Speaker 16: light Brigade, Noble six hundred. End of poem. This recording
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  Speaker 16: is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 17: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 17: read for LibriVox dot Org by Thomas J. Rowland on
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  Speaker 17: March eighth, twenty fifteen, in Los Angeles, California. Half a league,
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  Speaker 17: half a league, half a league. Onward, all in the
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  Speaker 17: Valley of Death. Rode the six hundred forward, the light brigade.
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  Speaker 17: Charge for the guns, he said, Into the valley of Death.
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  Speaker 18: Rode the six hundred.
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  Speaker 17: Forward, the light brigade.
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  Speaker 18: Was there a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew
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  Speaker 18: someone had blundered. There's not to make reply. There's not
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  Speaker 18: a reason why. There's but to do and die. Into
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  Speaker 18: the valley of death road the six hundred.
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  Speaker 19: Cannon to the right of them, cannon to the left
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  Speaker 19: of them, cannon in front of them, Olly and thundered,
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  Speaker 19: stormed at with shot and shell.
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  Speaker 4: Boldly they rode and well into the jaws of death,
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  Speaker 4: into the mouth of hell, roaded.
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  Speaker 18: The six hundred, flashed all their sabers, bear flashed as
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  Speaker 18: they turned in air, savoring the gunners there, charging an army,
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  Speaker 18: while all the world wondered, plunged in the battery smoke
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  Speaker 18: right through the line. They broke cossack and rush and
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  Speaker 18: reeled from the savor stroke, shattered and sundered.
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  Speaker 17: Then they rode back, but.
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  Speaker 18: Not not the six hundred.
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  Speaker 17: Cannon to the right of them, cannon.
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  Speaker 18: To the left of them, cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered,
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  Speaker 18: stormed at with shot and shell, while horse and hero fell.
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  Speaker 18: They that had fought so well came through the jaws
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  Speaker 18: of death, back from the mouth of hell. All that
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  Speaker 18: was left of them, left of six hundred.
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  Speaker 17: When can their glory fade?
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  Speaker 18: Oh, the wild charge they made.
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  Speaker 4: All the world wondered.
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  Speaker 18: Honor the charge they made.
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  Speaker 17: On her The light Brigade.
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  Speaker 18: Noble six one hundred.
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  Speaker 17: End of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 20: The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Lord Tennyson,
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  Speaker 20: read for LibriVox dot Org by Taslim Khan, March seventh,
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  Speaker 20: two thy fifteen, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Half a league, half a league,
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  Speaker 20: half a league. Onward, all in the valley of Death,
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  Speaker 20: rode the six hundred forward the light Brigade. Charge for
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  Speaker 20: the guns, he said, into the valley of death, rode
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  Speaker 20: the six hundred forward the l the light brigade was
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  Speaker 20: there a man dismayed, Not though the soldier knew someone
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  Speaker 20: had blundered. Theirs not to make reply, theirs, not to
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  Speaker 20: reason why theirs but to do and die. Into the
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  Speaker 20: valley of death. Rode the six hundred. Cannon to right
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  Speaker 20: of them, cannon to left of them, cannon in front
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  Speaker 20: of them, volleyed and thundered, stormed at with shot and shell.
• 40:31
  Speaker 20: Boldly they rode and well into the jaws of death,
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  Speaker 20: into the mouth of Hell. Rode the six hundred, flashed,
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  Speaker 20: all their sabers bare, flashed as they turned in air,
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  Speaker 20: sabring the gunners there, charging an army, while all the
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  Speaker 20: world wondered, plunged in the battery smoke. Right through the
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  Speaker 20: line they broke. Cossack and Russian reeled from the saber stroke,
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  Speaker 20: shattered and sundered. Then they rode back, but not not
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  Speaker 20: the six hundred. Cannon to right of them, cannon to
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  Speaker 20: left of them, cannon behind them, volleyed and thundered, stormed
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  Speaker 20: at with shot and shell, while horse and hero fell.
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  Speaker 20: They that had fought so well came through the jaws
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  Speaker 20: of death, back from the mouth of Hell. All that
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  Speaker 20: was left of them, left of six hundred. When can
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  Speaker 20: their glory fade? Oh, the wild charge they made. All
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  Speaker 20: the world wondered. Honor the charge they made, Honor the
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  Speaker 20: light brigade, noble six hundred end of poem. This recording
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  Speaker 20: is in the public domain.