Part 01 - Moby Dick by Herman Melville (Chs 001-009)

Part 1. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Stewart Wills.

Playlist for Moby Dick by Herman Melville: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3488B73A45D1DF78

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[KrAuSe49]

ur doing an awsome job.

i'll follow ur chanel.

Thanks for ur time.

[CCProse]

@KrAuSe49 Thank you. Glad you like it!

[goverim]

thanks a lot for this  video....

[ButchNackley]

@scifiwritir1 Yeah. The funniest part of the book is the encounter with the Rosebud. Yet that wasn't in the movie, that I can recall.

[ButchNackley]

@michaelholloway111 youTube is getting strange as of late. I have never searched for anything in the tags, but saw this videobook listed in on the side bar when watching a guy that took a flight in a B-24 WWII bomber.

After I clicked on the link to this VB, the side bar is now full of perverted stuff. I don't get the connection? It must be the title of this book. I am going to be careful to never look for 'ram pressure', lol.

[KrisGabby]

Whoa! The dynamics of this reader's voice just blew me away! The way it trembled at some times and swayed with emotion at others... As volatile as the sea! Bravo, sir!

[michaelholloway111]

Strange the related titles, all sex - and from a close look at the tags on the novel - only the title "Moby DICK" invites them. Illuminates perhaps, the dearth of literature uploaded at Youtube.

We will fix that eventually, and this is a great start!

I especially like that you can read along if you like, sort of like a bed time story, peering over your mother's arm to follow the words that she is reading to you.