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Opera Vox Audiobooks David Clarke
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Acclaimed librivox narrator David Clarke brings the classics to life in these serialised readings. Opera (Classic) Vox (Voice). Subscribe to ensure you do not miss out on each chapter of the current book. Recommendations for future works will be considered. Thanks for listening. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/david-clarke85/support
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The Arabian Nights - The 258th Night and Final Episode!!
The Final Episode - The 258th Night features the end of the story of Badr, Jullanar and Jauhara and brings to an end the 271 nights of stories told to the King by Shaharazad to stay alive and prevent her meeting the fate of her predecessors in the morning. I hope you have enjoyed this long series of tales as much as I have enjoyed reading them. David
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The Arabian Nights - The 249th Night
The 249th Night - In which we continue the story of Queen Jullanar of the Sea and the adventures of her son Badr and the Princess Jauhaar.
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The Arabian Nights - The 241st Night
The 241st Night - In which we continue the story of the King, his Queen Jullanar of the Sea and their newborn son Badr.
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The Arabian Nights - The 230th Night
The 230th Night - In which our storytelling Shaharazad continues to keep the King from killing her each morning with her strange and entertaining tales. This episode we embark on yet another new tale concerning Jullanar of the Sea!
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The Arabian Nights - The 220th Night
The 220th Night - In which we are taken to the conclusion of the story of Nur Al Din and Anis Al Jalis. Things look bleak for Nur Al DIn, but the Caliph has plans that might just help our lover protagonists.
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The Arabian Nights - The 213th Night
The 213th Night - In which we continue to follow the story and exploits of Nur Al Din and his love Anis Al Jalis as they make their way to Baghdad and discover a most beautiful garden and palace. They also encounter the garden's keeper Shaikh Ibrahim.
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Customer Reviews
David Clarke
Mr. Clarke is a fantastic actor. I first heard him on LibraVox and he was so excellent, I did not want to listen to anyone else! I was thrilled to discover Opera Vox. I am enjoying
David Copperfield. I wonder what he will read next. Can’t wait!!
My favorite reader!
I am a long time fan of Mr. Clarke’s Librivox recordings- particularly his Sherlock Holmes stories, which I have listened to many times. His voice is pleasant and mellow, and I often turn the stories on to relax and feel immersed in a different world. I very much look forward to his forthcoming readings in this podcast!
He’s marvelous!
I first came across David Clarke on LibriVox where, alongside (I believe) all the Sherlock Holmes works, he has posted a reading of my long-time favorite book, The Count of Monte Cristo. This is a book I read at least twenty times in high school alone, so the best praise I can give Mr. Clarke is that he does that book justice. There are even particular line readings (for example, a sighed “Indeed.”) that I will rewind to listen to again. He doesn’t just read these books; he reads each character. His work here holds up to the high standards his LibriVox work sets.