1:27:20 A Story of the Stone Age Missing - last paragraph from page 78 and pages 79 - 88 up until Chapter 2 1:56:26 Chapter 2 - The Cave Man 2:30 Chapter 3
0:00:00 The Crystal Egg 1:27:20 A Story of the Stone Age: Missing - last paragraph from page 78 and pages 79 - 88 up until Chapter 2 1:56:26 Chapter 2 - The Cave Man 2:30:00 Chapter 3 3:59:18 A Story of Days to Come 8:12:20 The man who could work miracles. Just compiled everyone else's contribution into a single comment
if all these videos were time stamped i would listen to them way more. you just can’t really rely on youtube to save the track for you bc, on such long videos, they don’t always save and it’s easy to lose track of time and chapters :(
Regarding the first story, and just a thought: I wonder if Creams' "Pressed Rat and Warthog" might have been inspired by this story. Any thoughts? Comments?
Unbearable listening through headphones whilst someone seemingly playing solitaire ( mouse clicking ) throughout the whole recording in the background.
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Interesting stories narrated with a just the right amount of dramatic expression and a pleasant reassuring tone.Thank you MrWalters.
1:27:20 A Story of the Stone Age
Missing - last paragraph from page 78 and pages 79 - 88 up until Chapter 2
1:56:26 Chapter 2 - The Cave Man
2:30 Chapter 3
I like the narrator, he's very talented, love his reflections n punctuation, exceptional reading...
Something pleasing about the way this narrator pitches. Nicely done :)
You should hear me read stories, Your better off listening to nails scratching a chalkboard.
Indeed! The elocution is reminiscent of the high mode of the publication's time period. Precise, steam power paced, articulate, British.
0:00:00 The Crystal Egg
1:27:20 A Story of the Stone Age: Missing - last paragraph from page 78 and pages 79 - 88 up until Chapter 2
1:56:26 Chapter 2 - The Cave Man
2:30:00 Chapter 3
3:59:18 A Story of Days to Come
8:12:20 The man who could work miracles.
Just compiled everyone else's contribution into a single comment
Fantastic Presentation By Reader , Bravos ‼️
Working time stamps. Will update as I reach them.
The Crystal Egg 0:00 - 51:25
The Star 51:29 - 1:27:09
The story of the Stone Age
Chapter 1 1:27:11
Thank you
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Thank you
You gave up?
Ty
What a difference it makes to have Well's superb stories so well read as this by Peter Walters.
It's all wonderful-h.g.wells, great narrator. Thx thx thx!
Hg Wells is an addiction I never want to be cured of
What a brain Wells had. Some of the stories are depressing but, Zing, at the end, you get uplifted.
You find me of the lady that runs the bookstore in my hometown.
Wells demonstrates the value of the long view towards things.
Great escapism mr. Bookworm ✌️😇
H.G. Such a brilliant story teller and excellently read as well
I agree what an incredible writer
I agree what an incredible writer
I agree what an incredible writer
I don’t like the narrator but I’ve loved HG Wells’ books since I was a child.
Better than usenglish I have to say.
Super. Exceptional. Brain food
if all these videos were time stamped i would listen to them way more. you just can’t really rely on youtube to save the track for you bc, on such long videos, they don’t always save and it’s easy to lose track of time and chapters :(
Regarding the first story, and just a thought: I wonder if Creams' "Pressed Rat and Warthog" might have been inspired by this story. Any thoughts? Comments?
Seems like I now see where Jean Auel got her ideas. Still, I enjoyed her books for a while.
2:30:49
3:59:17
Remember children to be able to tell the facts from fantasy, I like H.g wells but his story is sci fi, the tablets of the are facts
Who the fuc are you talking to?
@@megaravalkyrie6880 apparently you !!! 😁
Unbearable listening through headphones whilst someone seemingly playing solitaire ( mouse clicking ) throughout the whole recording in the background.