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Sorry you didnt like my sense of humour. i guess i must have hit baroque
bottom (basso profundo?)  - i thought it was classic. Anyway, i thought i'd
bertter tellerman,  i'm not one for haydn my light under a bushel, but i'm
sure you can handel it! i hope i havent given you  the byrd, and that you are
couperin quite well - no permanent scar-latti. do tallis.  ---  oh dear, this
is meant to be bux-tehude on tape!


                        OOOOPS  - A REAL BIG SORRY THIS TIME!!!!!!!

(i meant that silly bit of nonsense to go on your other message., here is what
i wanted to say here:)




                                                        THANK YOU VERY MUCH

for that wonderful advice about books on tape. i shall contact the library
today to find out more about it. one of my friends had recmmended it to me,
but i must confess i was concerned about the cost. Now i'll be able to join a
bookclub again!
thanks
hilary



Virginia Christiansen wrote:
>
> from Barb:
> <<
>  Virginia......
>
>  Did I overlook something in your post?  Are the books on tape
>  discounted or (dare I say it..) OR are possibly FREE to the
>  disabled???
>
>  Also, is this thru the Braille Institute or the like or thru the
>  actual COMPANY called "Books on Tape?"
>
>  Thanks !
>
>  Barb Mallut
>  [log in to unmask]
>   >>
>
> Barb,
>
> Sorry if I did not make it clear.  The tapes, player and postage are all free
> .... I think the library of congress is involved somehow.  They also send
> lists of available books you can ask for.  We are in New York State and they
> come from Albany.  Much of the work is done by volunteers.  We will be moving
> to Minnesotta and they will forward our paperwork to Minnesotta and we will
> be doing it there.  They may have different rules ... we'll see.  The tapes
> are not necessarily for disabled people but can be.  They are for visually
> disabled people ... your doctor has to fill in the form that we got from the
> library.
>
> And, yes, many libraries have books on tape that you can play through a
> walkman.
>
> Ah .... I found it    It is the National Library Service for the Blind and
> Physically Handicapped, The Library of Congress.  A web site is goven,
> www.loc.gov/nls.  Ours is, as I said, for New York State from Albany.  I even
> e-mail requests ..... the e-mail for New York State is [log in to unmask]
> I hope this helps.
>
> Virginia Christiansen
> [log in to unmask]
> White Plains, New York