I read this wonderful story the first time in 65'..I was 11 years old...laying in bed next to a small light on the night stand The memory feels like a Normal Rockwell painting. Wonder story...pleasant memory
I have always thoroughly enjoyed this story and enjoy it no less now. It was read to me 60 years ago by my mother who enjoyed it as much as me. Thanks Mom for igniting the spark ⚡️ f wonder
Thanks a lot for the book! I'm not a native-speaker but I, of course, read The Time Machine in my teen-age years; so I know the plot very well. It helped me to listen the book in the original; and the reader does his work just fantastically! I enjoyed this H. Wells' masterpiece very much; thank you!
isea elizarov , there was a movie made by the BBC in the late 1950s early 1960s. It was quite different in how it ran yet almost exactly the same. Exact same name as THE TIME MACHINE. You would like it.
Wow, i'd never read or heard about this story before. it came on during the middle of the night when my chosen story ended, and auto play cued this one up next while i was sleeping, and Maaaaaannnn, did i have some wild f'ing dreams! i must listen again during my waking state now.... thanks much for all the great bedtime stories!🥰😘
The Time Machine along with 1984 are my favourite books. I have read The Time Machine numerous times, it's great to hear someone else read it out a loud.
That’s your voice Paul. That’s you from the future reading this book out loud to yourself as proof to yourself that your time machine worked. Congratulations my friend. I knew you could do it. You told me to remind you of something important after I made this post but I can’t remember what it was. Oh, I remember now. Wow, that was a close call. Don’t go to…
Have to complete reading by tomorrow for my first midterm.still went a half way and taking the help of this audio.the very first man's voice is so damn good,creates interest.wish it will be the same for rest.
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HE had Inside Information On Events Planned For Future Times. Scatter Any Info You Can Abouts H.G.Wells Family. Who Did H.G Wells Write For?? P.S. Military... You'll See How His Writings Create A Reality Of "Whoevers" Doing
Wells was a man and author way ahead of his time. I read this book more than 50 years ago and War of the Worlds many time times. The Time Machine never gets old. I just wonder how many young people are currently reading this classic book. I get the feeling not many. It is the time we live in. Screens over books.
I don't mind the voice changes, all of them are deep and clear and once I was into the story i forgot about the other voices anyway! Always loved the time machine and remember being scared stiff when i was a kid watching the movie!
At first, i didnt like the voice change after chapter 2 or 3 but i grew to like him around 52:57. I had a grin on my face the whole time he was talking about the Time Travelers "interrogations" of the little people. They sound adorable 😊
They honestly remind me a lot of today’s generation z kids who are very pro LGBTQ and value love and kindness and have relatively shorter attention spans but they are the best. I love them. I want everyone to be like this in the future, just nobody judging anyone, everyone giving everyone flower necklaces for the really simple interesting things that they do that make everyone curious, and let’s all think we all come from the sun, I’m only sad the time traveler compares them to 5-year olds No let’s all be like this, let’s value love and joy above everything else and have fun with that instead of being so rigid that everything has to have some serious sensible purpose. The painful grindstone let it break … let us get absorbed in the cuteness of Instagram reels and tiktok short films and TH-cam shorts and just think it’s really cool when all the technology at our fingertips leads us to yet loving the way someone uses Snapchat to look like a monkey-face behind the same Doja cat song on 2000 different reels with 500000 views each …. This 802,000AD is already here it’s called 2022 and however mindless it is is it’s really cute just like the cooing people Wells described. It’s cute that they laugh and show interest in these things despite all that info that they could be caught on its really little things that make these beings glow with passion and joy and show affection. Which means you can teach them things in little bits.
jesus people, even if the readers aren't good you could be an empathetic adult and state as much without ripping into them for trying to do something important for you
Great book in its own way a seminal piece of work by Mr wells's if I'm not mistaken first novel at least published as far as I know. Crazy story when we look at the plethora of time travel stories and books that probably the genre started with this book here a bit naive but still a great book at least in my opinion. His future books were the in my opinion also not that I'm sort of an expert on any of this just stay average sci-fi reader grew with maturity as he matured. If that makes any sense I think I'm talking nonsense at this point. Just a cool book short yes but if not mistaken the first of the time travel genre of sci-fi. What else can I say I think I read this book when I was cited, I'm blind now but apparently from my statement I used to see I normally and read avically. Thank you for the uploads Libra fox. Many a book classics I've listened to via your organization. Since you leave a box.org LOL thanks again sincerely you was come about the blind bedroom guitarist. PS on to the next HG Wells book I think I'm on a HG Wells Marathon
I really wish they would have kept the voice of the first guy throughout the entire story. It constantly threw me off with the worse and worse voice changes
Grate book just wished that it could have bin the first reader all along he was very and it felt like to me that you were REAL there in that time even when was going through time and the dinner it felt like that you were there when he walked in the room Thank you
I'm trying to write some books myself. The problem is I've never read an entire book in my life. I've never been able to get into one. However, this is a good way for me to start. Audiobooks are as equally as useful and more enjoyable. I only need to listen to them over and over and over again. When I've got the hang of it, I'll have more knowledge on how to make a proper book. I like to write fantasy and Sci-Fi.
Samuel the autistic guy To write, or at least write well, it is necessary to read. I read at least one book a month. I also have been writing for years and have many completed stories.
It’s great except for TH-cam pressing an add every 3 minutes . But it’s public domain books, nothing to collect except Premium fees from exasperated users. I bet authors have to pay a fee to keep their books add free. TH-cam’s lack of respect for the artistic creations only equals its greed
thank you for this reading. I personally prefer reading the book to this, but ultimatly prefer the original Motion Picture [approx, 1962] to the book. Hollywood instilled hope into the story, and we need to have that!
Sorry David - the ‘Hollywood’ version might be an enjoyable enough film, but it’s not HG Wells. The downbeat ending was deliberate, and that was Well’s message - that mankind screwed up. But thanks for your comment, and thanks to these guys who made this audio - your efforts are hugely appreciated. Ignore those morons who are too lazy to do it themselves, and too miserly to pay for it. 👏
This is content worth digesting. A book I read with similar themes was equally nutritious for the mind. "Temporal Echoes: Amelia's Odyssey Through Ancestral Shadows" by Vivian Rosewood
I had a theory that The Time Machine was the sequel to The War of the Worlds and the Morlocks were the descendants of the people who went to live underground when the Martians invaded.
Im willing to bet alot of people who try to read or listen to this get confused very early on because of all the dimension talk. I understand most of what the time traveler talks and others are talking about but many will have no clue and shrug it aside rite away. That stinks because its such a great story otherwise...
this was my first audiobook. I like the idea of audiobooks. Did not like all the narrator changes. I got used to the first guy. anyways it's a great book. Although in chapter eight or nine he mentions the moon disappeared, and then when he's on the later monster crab beach and the eclipse occurs he mentions it could have been the Moon. but, that's whatever. Felt like the ending was kind of lackluster. I was hoping he would come back with his proof or take the other guy with him. in terms of writing it was weird how it was first person the whole time and then suddenly at the end when they're back in the smoking-room it's from the perspective of one of the people in attendance. that threw me off a bit. but I liked it overall! thanks!
There is a problem HG Wells did not foresee~! Space, and time are moving (As in the Big Bang.). The entire planet, the solar system, the galaxy, and the universe are not in the same place, as you travel through time…… To have a Time Machine you would also need "Space Coordinates", and the "Time Machine would need to fly in order to track the Earths movements Without this, the 'Time Traveter" would be lost in space, because the planet earth would still be moving through space, as well. Example #1: Where you stand today, would not be the same place you stand tomorrow. Because the planet is turning, and orbits the sun, galaxy, and universe… Example #2 IF you were traveling on a Cruies Ship and it was out sailing the seas, although you have not move from cabin, you are not in the same place you were minutes ago….
I would have liked to hear the first 4 chapters as opposed to starting a book in the middle, fortunately for me I have seen the movie, so I know how it started 😢
This was a really interesting book. i think i know what im getting for christmas... The war of the worlds. Because i just listened to this one so i want something new from him
If I was to write an autobiography, would that interest anyone? If, for instance, it was based on someone who has struggled with his life, or a special needs person, would it gain any attention?
Dondre Briggs I enjoy reading autobiographies especially when the writer has survived great difficulties and mistakes throughout their life. I find them very inspirational.
Are such stories actually worth a lot of money, though? How would one go about publishing them? What publishers would I need to send them to? A story starring someone with autism, for instance. Who exactly would be interested?
the time machine theory is not only that but fiction also, because if I a soul go back in time to me then it would mean my soul will be spin in 2, and that my friends can't happen, therefore time machines can't exist.
LOL! "Liver Box"? Before I found out the real name my brain made up many homonymious fill-ins, but "liver box" 'tweren't one of them -- thank you for the laugh!
It was read to me 60 years ago by my mother who enjoyed it as much as me. Thanks Mom for igniting the spark
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Thank you to everybody involved in posting this classic up. 🎉
I feel like I was meant to be here at this time this was posted on my birthday and I just began to digest this body of art 🖼 peace and light
But you are not here.
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I read this wonderful story the first time in 65'..I was 11 years old...laying in bed next to a small light on the night stand
The memory feels like a Normal Rockwell painting.
Wonder story...pleasant memory
I have always thoroughly enjoyed this story and enjoy it no less now. It was read to me 60 years ago by my mother who enjoyed it as much as me. Thanks Mom for igniting the spark ⚡️ f wonder
And here you are having time traveled for over 60 years. Peace and love to you friend
Much love to you and your mother 🌏
And I have discovered the story at age 83. I had heard about it. Facsinating
Good parents can be our greatest/only joy in life.
Incredibly good and relevant story
Thanks a lot for the book!
I'm not a native-speaker but I, of course, read The Time Machine in my teen-age years; so I know the plot very well. It helped me to listen the book in the original; and the reader does his work just fantastically!
I enjoyed this H. Wells' masterpiece very much; thank you!
isea elizarov , there was a movie made by the BBC in the late 1950s early 1960s. It was quite different in how it ran yet almost exactly the same. Exact same name as THE TIME MACHINE. You would like it.
Wow, i'd never read or heard about this story before. it came on during the middle of the night when my chosen story ended, and auto play cued this one up next while i was sleeping, and Maaaaaannnn, did i have some wild f'ing dreams! i must listen again during my waking state now....
thanks much for all the great bedtime stories!🥰😘
Watch the movie of it from 1964, it's great!
Thank you, there should no criticisms given or negative views. Thank you for putting out one of the great stories of all time,
Wow! So much effort and compassion put into reading this book out loud, amazing job!
The Time Machine along with 1984 are my favourite books. I have read The Time Machine numerous times, it's great to hear someone else read it out a loud.
That’s your voice Paul. That’s you from the future reading this book out loud to yourself as proof to yourself that your time machine worked. Congratulations my friend. I knew you could do it. You told me to remind you of something important after I made this post but I can’t remember what it was. Oh, I remember now. Wow, that was a close call. Don’t go to…
"If you could travel back in time, to any place, where would you go?" - James McGill aka Saul Goodman
June 1st 2002. Life was good....
Ok.. And?
Makes me think Vince's next show will be about time travel.
January 1, 2000. When I was young and my health hadn't failed.
Any time prior to the rise of Milton Friedmans' austerity economics and the resulting disassembly and auctioning off of the American middle class.
Every great book needs a quality reader and he does it well...
Have to complete reading by tomorrow for my first midterm.still went a half way and taking the help of this audio.the very first man's voice is so damn good,creates interest.wish it will be the same for rest.
Read the damn book
7 years ago, this dude failed his midterm.
We have travelled 7 years in time since you done your midterm. How did you do Harman? ;-)
I love the first reader! It’s like listening to a grandpa telling a story
Makes me think of Micheal Caine
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He’s fucking great
He really fit this story. I couldn't stand him on Tale of Two Cities, but here his exuberance really fit the wonderment of it all.
Wish there weren't so many damn commercials though!!! Crocky!
Thank you so much for your contribution to keeping the classics alive. What a delightful story ❤️
H.G Wells was definately a visionary who was ahead of his time .
Anne Appleby you are Very much correct
Im from NZ too 😊
@@mcshach9982 Cool 😃
HE had Inside Information On Events Planned For Future Times.
Scatter Any Info You Can Abouts H.G.Wells Family.
Who Did H.G Wells Write For?? P.S. Military...
You'll See How His Writings Create A Reality Of "Whoevers" Doing
@@Melinabellisimaare you fr 💀
One of the great geniuses of a bygone era.
It's all good, man.
Saul goodman
Chapter 1 - 0:00
Chapter 2 - 21:30
Chapter 3 - 35:30
Chapter 4 - 50:57
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This reading is really good. The narrator really brings it alive. I’m only about 5 pages in.
A great read, indeed, even if the reader changes several times.
Wells was a man and author way ahead of his time. I read this book more than 50 years ago and War of the Worlds many time times. The Time Machine never gets old. I just wonder how many young people are currently reading this classic book. I get the feeling not many. It is the time we live in. Screens over books.
I can’t believe how good this is
I don't mind the voice changes, all of them are deep and clear and once I was into the story i forgot about the other voices anyway! Always loved the time machine and remember being scared stiff when i was a kid watching the movie!
Terrific book and a nicely done audio presentation. So now we know the fate 800,000 years from now of the 1%ers!
That would be true irony
@@drewsagar2634 Indeed..."Eat the rich!"
Perhaps sooner
I choose to believe he went forward in time to re-rescue weena
Yes! I think so too. 🌹
Thank you for your hard work to bring this to us.❤
The other reader is so you wake up and start listening again. Anyway, it's free.
Saul gone man
this actually saved my life ☺️ tysm
Same , it saved my life too
What do you mean?
One of my top 4 favorite Books for sure 😊😊
Heavens! At times, an ad every minute!
I hope to perform audio books with such spirt some day. Inspiring reading, thank you!❤
Looking forward to it!
I highly suggest you listen to Kelsey Grammers narration of this book. It’s free and he does such an amazing job.
I'll check it out. He has a great voice.
Can't find grammers reading of this on TH-cam where did u find it?
At first, i didnt like the voice change after chapter 2 or 3 but i grew to like him around 52:57. I had a grin on my face the whole time he was talking about the Time Travelers "interrogations" of the little people. They sound adorable 😊
They honestly remind me a lot of today’s generation z kids who are very pro LGBTQ and value love and kindness and have relatively shorter attention spans but they are the best. I love them. I want everyone to be like this in the future, just nobody judging anyone, everyone giving everyone flower necklaces for the really simple interesting things that they do that make everyone curious, and let’s all think we all come from the sun, I’m only sad the time traveler compares them to 5-year olds No let’s all be like this, let’s value love and joy above everything else and have fun with that instead of being so rigid that everything has to have some serious sensible purpose.
The painful grindstone let it break … let us get absorbed in the cuteness of Instagram reels and tiktok short films and TH-cam shorts and just think it’s really cool when all the technology at our fingertips leads us to yet loving the way someone uses Snapchat to look like a monkey-face behind the same Doja cat song on 2000 different reels with 500000 views each …. This 802,000AD is already here it’s called 2022 and however mindless it is is it’s really cute just like the cooing people Wells described. It’s cute that they laugh and show interest in these things despite all that info that they could be caught on its really little things that make these beings glow with passion and joy and show affection. Which means you can teach them things in little bits.
Same I grew to like the second narrator the best and was disappointed at the American accents later on
Incredibly prophetic, well researched masterpiece. But damn it's depressing.
Oh noooo
I haven’t heard it all yet. I am aware of the work. I’ve just never read it… and you just told me how it ends 🤣
@@baxtronicxavier No I didn't. One hell of a twist at the end. It's just elements of it that are depressing.
jesus people, even if the readers aren't good you could be an empathetic adult and state as much without ripping into them for trying to do something important for you
I need to create a time machine I really need to fix my life back the way it was
Ppl always complain even if it's free.
Actually, a lot of people suck. See Murrca.
Yes or they could just move on with life and pick another video
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A true classic!
I love how there are more different readers.
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Just found this! So cool! Thank you. 😊
Great book in its own way a seminal piece of work by Mr wells's if I'm not mistaken first novel at least published as far as I know. Crazy story when we look at the plethora of time travel stories and books that probably the genre started with this book here a bit naive but still a great book at least in my opinion. His future books were the in my opinion also not that I'm sort of an expert on any of this just stay average sci-fi reader grew with maturity as he matured. If that makes any sense I think I'm talking nonsense at this point. Just a cool book short yes but if not mistaken the first of the time travel genre of sci-fi. What else can I say I think I read this book when I was cited, I'm blind now but apparently from my statement I used to see I normally and read avically. Thank you for the uploads Libra fox. Many a book classics I've listened to via your organization. Since you leave a box.org LOL thanks again sincerely you was come about the blind bedroom guitarist. PS on to the next HG Wells book I think I'm on a HG Wells Marathon
That is so great what great stories thank you so much for reading them
I really wish they would have kept the voice of the first guy throughout the entire story. It constantly threw me off with the worse and worse voice changes
I agree, the first voice was pretty good for book reading.
The devolution of voice acting haha
I couldn't even tell lol
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Me too. I have heard him read a Charles Dickens novel too. I like listening to him.
Fantastic, thank you so much for this audio.
thank you for including captions in the video!! :)
Thanks for the read
Very good book, recommend.
Grate book just wished that it could have bin the first reader all along he was very and it felt like to me that you were REAL there in that time even when was going through time and the dinner it felt like that you were there when he walked in the room
Thank you
I'm trying to write some books myself. The problem is I've never read an entire book in my life. I've never been able to get into one. However, this is a good way for me to start. Audiobooks are as equally as useful and more enjoyable. I only need to listen to them over and over and over again. When I've got the hang of it, I'll have more knowledge on how to make a proper book. I like to write fantasy and Sci-Fi.
One of the worst performances. to download free @ tinyurl . com \ oxrfbby . delete spaces.
Not a good sign that you can't finish a book but want to write them.
Samuel the autistic guy To write, or at least write well, it is necessary to read. I read at least one book a month. I also have been writing for years and have many completed stories.
I've read at least one book. But why stop there? There's still a long way to go.
It’s great except for TH-cam pressing an add every 3 minutes . But it’s public domain books, nothing to collect except Premium fees from exasperated users. I bet authors have to pay a fee to keep their books add free. TH-cam’s lack of respect for the artistic creations only equals its greed
Excellent
Every young boy needs a time machine so he can go explore well beyond the confines of the sand box in his back yard. Thanks
thank you for this reading. I personally prefer reading the book to this, but ultimatly prefer the original Motion Picture [approx, 1962] to the book. Hollywood instilled hope into the story, and we need to have that!
Sorry David - the ‘Hollywood’ version might be an enjoyable enough film, but it’s not HG Wells. The downbeat ending was deliberate, and that was Well’s message - that mankind screwed up.
But thanks for your comment, and thanks to these guys who made this audio - your efforts are hugely appreciated. Ignore those morons who are too lazy to do it themselves, and too miserly to pay for it. 👏
This is content worth digesting. A book I read with similar themes was equally nutritious for the mind. "Temporal Echoes: Amelia's Odyssey Through Ancestral Shadows" by Vivian Rosewood
U can go any where ones earth restored and access codes will be given on the level of service provided to all
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Thank you
Very well read.
Great Scott 👍
I realy liked it
Man talk about carelessness on Weena's part! Great book but the constant voice changes make it hard to stay absorbed in the story.
Lewis Kirk reads it wonderfully here on TH-cam.
Thank you
Thank you.
I had a theory that The Time Machine was the sequel to The War of the Worlds and the Morlocks were the descendants of the people who went to live underground when the Martians invaded.
Eaugiful listening Experience Bb
Great story. I read the book in german :)
Did it take you the whole book to realise you didn't understand any of it?
Nightmare!
Soooo cool! ❤❤😊😊
Im willing to bet alot of people who try to read or listen to this get confused very early on because of all the dimension talk. I understand most of what the time traveler talks and others are talking about but many will have no clue and shrug it aside rite away. That stinks because its such a great story otherwise...
Super!! I am jubilant!!! For me it seems like Mr. Wells had been writing about nowdays Russia.
Great book
In the film version, the Time Traveler took 3 books with his return. To quote Filby ... "What 3 books would you have taken?"
this was my first audiobook. I like the idea of audiobooks. Did not like all the narrator changes. I got used to the first guy. anyways it's a great book. Although in chapter eight or nine he mentions the moon disappeared, and then when he's on the later monster crab beach and the eclipse occurs he mentions it could have been the Moon. but, that's whatever. Felt like the ending was kind of lackluster. I was hoping he would come back with his proof or take the other guy with him. in terms of writing it was weird how it was first person the whole time and then suddenly at the end when they're back in the smoking-room it's from the perspective of one of the people in attendance. that threw me off a bit. but I liked it overall! thanks!
I heard that HG Wells had planned to expand on this book to make it into a longer novel but never got around to it.
This Gentleman was/is a time traveler 👍
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Can I pause this recording on an ipad and listen the rest tomorrow?
135 Eloi gave this a thumbs down because they somehow need even more convenience while being spoon-fed a masterpiece.
John Merrick comes to mind !!
I like the book about The Time Machine By H G Wells
Relieved that Battersea is still there😉
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There is a problem HG Wells did not foresee~! Space, and time are moving (As in the Big Bang.). The entire planet, the solar system, the galaxy, and the universe are not in the same place, as you travel through time…… To have a Time Machine you would also need "Space Coordinates", and the "Time Machine would need to fly in order to track the Earths movements
Without this, the 'Time Traveter" would be lost in space, because the planet earth would still be moving through space, as well.
Example #1: Where you stand today, would not be the same place you stand tomorrow. Because the planet is turning, and orbits the sun, galaxy, and universe…
Example #2 IF you were traveling on a Cruies Ship and it was out sailing the seas, although you have not move from cabin, you are not in the same place you were minutes ago….
harold davis It's a wonderful story, and way before it's "TIME" but the story based on it's own science, makes this kind of time machine impossible.
True, but much of that has to do with relativity, which was Einstein.
Long after Well's time
This is based on a true story though.
How? No one has ever time traveled
Jay Vacik that you know of
I would have liked to hear the first 4 chapters as opposed to starting a book in the middle, fortunately for me I have seen the movie, so I know how it started 😢
What "glasses" were being talked about at the beginning of chapter one? Drinking glasses or eyeglasses?
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Why is the book better lol😀👍
I could only make it 2 minutes listening to the narrators speech impediment before I felt impelled to claw my eardrums out
Is he same person from Netflix webseries Dark
I'm going to have nightmares of the time machine... 21:26 Bkmk to be continued...
Bookmark :)
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This was a really interesting book. i think i know what im getting for christmas...
The war of the worlds. Because i just listened to this one so i want something new from him
fookin summer reading
If I was to write an autobiography, would that interest anyone? If, for instance, it was based on someone who has struggled with his life, or a special needs person, would it gain any attention?
Dondre Briggs I enjoy reading autobiographies especially when the writer has survived great difficulties and mistakes throughout their life. I find them very inspirational.
Are such stories actually worth a lot of money, though? How would one go about publishing them? What publishers would I need to send them to? A story starring someone with autism, for instance. Who exactly would be interested?
If you're only doing it for the money, then you're doing it for all the wrong reasons.
If I was to write a book and I got it finished, how would one get the book published? Can it be done online?
Alberto Ultimo createspace
Submit it to any number of publishers.
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Good story. But it was highly annoying trying to listen and fall asleep with the ads coming up every 3 mins.
Ummm, the chapters in the description are kinda messed up, like, chapter 12 isn’t 13 minutes into the video
Time stamp for later - 30:00
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Where is the closed captioning they say we can enable?
the time machine theory is not only that but fiction also, because if I a soul go back in time to me then it would mean my soul will be spin in 2, and that my friends can't happen, therefore time machines can't exist.
Am I the only one who thought it was liver box recording and not Librivox recording at first?
LOL! "Liver Box"? Before I found out the real name my brain made up many homonymious fill-ins, but "liver box" 'tweren't one of them -- thank you for the laugh!
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Chapter 3 35:50
i clicked on chapter 10 but it's not chapter 10