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+The Project Gutenberg eBook of Spoon River Anthology, by Edgar Lee Masters
+
+This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere in the United States and
+most other parts of the world at no cost and with almost no restrictions
+whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms
+of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at
+www.gutenberg.org. If you are not located in the United States, you
+will have to check the laws of the country where you are located before
+using this eBook.
+
+Title: Spoon River Anthology
+
+Author: Edgar Lee Masters
+
+Release Date: September 2008 [eBook #26471]
+[Most recently updated: June 28, 2023]
+
+Language: English
+
+
+*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY ***
+
+
+
+
+This audio reading of Spoon River Anthology is read by
+
+Lokon, Matthew Shepherd, Kristin Hughes, Forrest Beal, Joshua Young, 
+Kurt Copeland, Gesine, Fox in the Stars, Westwinds12, Anthony Craine, 
+David Barnes, Jessica Orlando, Samantha Hayes, Betsie Bush, 
+Kristin Lemoine, Marlo Dianne, Peter Yearsley, chriss the girl, 
+Claire Goget, Caitlin Kelly, Aaron Decker, Kirk Thomas, Phil Bordelon, 
+Sean McKinley, Everett Thompson, Matthew Walton, Calliope, 
+Alys Attewater, Heather Lambert, Victoria Grace, Hollylyn, 
+Ken Hallenius, Annie Coleman, petespaw, Persephone Munt, Maddie, 
+Andrea L, Heidi Mo Hawkins, Joyce Nussbaum, Rob Howard, Tina Tilney, 
+quieteyes, Dan Threetrees, Alan Davis-Drake, Thomas Rappel, 
+Dann Denning, Simon Keating, Elizabeth Palmer, Matthew O'Meara, 
+Greg Aughe, Deb Bacon-Zeigler, Ralph Klapis, Linda Leu, frankjf, 
+Glen Hallstrom, Eveleaf, Christina Zhu
+
+
+
+
+Contents
+
+	* 001 - The Hill - Read by Lokon - 00:02:53 
+
+	* 002 - Hod Putt - Read by Matthew Shepherd - 00:01:09
+
+	* 003 - Ollie McGee - Read by Kristin Hughes - 00:01:00 
+
+	* 004 - Fletcher McGee - Read by Forrest Beal - 00:01:32
+
+	* 005 - Robert Fulton Tanner - Read by Joshua Young - 00:01:30
+
+	* 006 - Cassius Hueffer - Read by Kurt Copeland - 00:00:56
+
+	* 007 - Serepta Mason - Read by Gesine - 00:00:53 
+
+	* 008 - Amanda Barker - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:00:54 
+
+	* 009 - Constance Hately - Read by Westwinds12 - 00:00:46 
+
+	* 010 - Chase Henry - Read by Kurt Copeland - 00:00:50 
+
+	* 011 - Harry Carey Goodhue - Read by Anthony Craine - 00:01:20 
+
+	* 012 - Judge Somers - Read by David Barnes - 00:01:05
+
+	* 013 - Kinsey Keene - Read by Jessica Orlando - 00:01:17 
+
+	* 014 - Benjamin Pantier - Read by Samantha Hayes - 00:01:10
+
+	* 015 - Mrs. Benjamin Pantier - Read by Gesine  - 00:01:27 
+
+	* 016 - Reuben Pantier - Read by Betsie Bush - 00:01:50
+
+	* 017 - Emily Sparks - Read by Kristin LeMoine - 00:01:31
+
+	* 018 - Trainor, the Druggist - Read by Marlo Dianne - 00:01:32
+
+	* 019 - Daisy Fraser - Read by Westwinds12 - 00:01:13 
+
+	* 020 - Benjamin Fraser - Read by Kurt Copeland - 00:01:24
+
+	* 021 - Minerva Jones - Read by Marlo Dianne - 00:01:39
+
+	* 022 - ‘Indignation’ Jones - Read by Gesine - 00:01:47
+
+	* 023 - Doctor Meyers - Read by Peter Yearsley - 00:01:25
+
+	* 024 - Mrs. Meyers - Read by Westwinds12 - 00:00:50
+
+	* 025 - ‘Butch’ Weldy - Read by Joshua Young - 00:01:20
+
+	* 026 - Knowlt Hoheimer - Read by Marlo Dianne - 00:01:31 
+
+	* 027 - Lydia Puckett - Read by chriss the girl - 00:00:33
+
+	* 028 - Frank Drummer - Read by Lokon - 00:00:55 
+
+	* 029 - Hare Drummer - Read by David Barnes  - 00:01:53
+
+	* 030 - Conrad Siever - Read by Kurt Copeland - 00:01:01 
+
+	* 031 - Doc Hill - Read by Matthew Shepherd - 00:01:08 
+
+	* 032 - Andy the Night-Watch - Read by Anthony Craine - 00:00:58
+
+	* 033 - Sarah Brown - Read by Claire Goget - 00:00:53
+
+	* 034 - Percy Bysshe Shelley - Read by Samantha Hayes - 00:00:51
+
+	* 035 - Flossie Cabanis - Read by Gesine - 00:01:16
+
+	* 036 - Julia Miller - Read by Caitlin Kelly - 00:01:15
+
+	* 037 - Johnnie Sayre - Read by Aaron Decker - 00:01:10
+
+	* 038 - Charlie French - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:00:57 
+
+	* 039 - Zenas Witt - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:16 
+
+	* 040 - Theodore the Poet - Read by Phil Bordelon - 00:01:21 
+
+	* 041 - The Town Marshal - Read by Jessica Orlando - 00:01:04 
+
+	* 042 - Jack McGuire - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:15 
+
+	* 043 - Dorcas Gustine - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:01:12 
+
+	* 044 - Nicholas Bindle - Read by Aaron Decker - 00:00:54 
+
+	* 045 - Jacob Goodpasture - Read by Sean McKinley - 00:01:26 
+
+	* 046 - Harold Arnett - Read by David Barnes - 00:02:02 
+
+	* 047 - Margaret Fuller Slack - Read by Gesine - 00:01:27 
+
+	* 048 - George Trimble - Read by Everett Thompson - 00:01:02 
+
+	* 049 - Dr Siegfried Iseman - Read by Matthew Walton - 00:01:04 
+
+	* 050 - ‘Ace’ Shaw - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:00:54 
+
+	* 051 - Lois Spears - Read by Kristin LeMoine - 00:01:16 
+
+	* 052 - Justice Arnett - Read by Sean McKinley - 00:01:23 
+
+	* 053 - Willard Fluke - Read by David Barnes - 00:01:45 
+
+	* 054 - Aner Clute - Read by Calliope - 00:01:14 
+
+	* 055 - Lucius Atherton - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:14 
+
+	* 056 - Homer Clapp - Read by: Westwinds12 - 00:01:26 
+
+	* 057 - Deacon Taylor - Read by Joshua Young - 00:00:34
+
+	* 058 - Sam Hookey - Read by Westwinds12 - 00:00:52 
+
+	* 059 - Cooney Potter - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:00:56 
+
+	* 060 - Fiddler Jones - Read by chriss the girl - 00:01:07 
+
+	* 061 - Nellie Clark - Read by Alys AtteWater - 00:00:54 
+
+	* 062 - Louise Smith - Read by Caitlin Kelly - 00:01:16
+
+	* 063 - Herbert Marshall - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:03 
+
+	* 064 - George Gray - Read by Anthony Craine - 00:01:05 
+
+	* 065 - Hon. Henry Bennett - Read by Heather Lambert - 00:01:05 
+
+	* 066 - Griffy the Cooper - Read by Calliope - 00:01:01 
+
+	* 067 - Sexsmith The Dentist - Read by Matthew Shepherd - 00:01:27 
+
+	* 068 - A. D. Blood - Read by Victoria Grace - 00:00:47 
+
+	* 069 - Robert Southy Burke - Read by Alan Davis-Drake - 00:01:52 
+
+	* 070 - Dora Williams - Read by Fae Haldane - 00:01:53 
+
+	* 071 - Mrs. Williams - Read by chriss the girl - 00:01:04 
+
+	* 072 - William and Emily - Read by Hollylyn - 00:00:58 
+
+	* 073 - The Circuit Judge - Read by Ken Hallenius - 00:01:03 
+
+	* 074 - Blind Jack - Read by Sean McGaughey - 00:01:00
+
+	* 075 - John Horace Burleson - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:11
+
+	* 076 - Nancy Knapp - Read by Annie Coleman - 00:01:19 
+
+	* 077 - Barry Holden - Read by David Barnes - 00:01:25 
+
+	* 078 - State’s Attorney Fallas - Read by Anthony Craine - 00:01:05 
+
+	* 079 - Wenell P. Bloyd - Read by petespaw - 00:01:41 
+
+	* 080 - Francis Turner - Read by Victoria Grace - 00:00:53 
+
+	* 081 - Franklin Jones - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:00:54 
+
+	* 082 - John M. Church - Read by Lokon - 00:01:11 
+
+	* 083 - Russian Sonja - Read by Caitlin Kelly - 00:01:37 
+
+	* 084 - Isa Nutter - Read by Persephone Munt - 00:01:26 
+
+	* 085 - Barney Hainsfeather - Read by Maddie - 00:00:49 
+
+	* 086 - Petit, the Poet - Read by Andrea L - 00:01:07 
+
+	* 087 - Pauline Barrett - Read by Heidi Mo Hawkins - 00:01:50 
+
+	* 088 - Mrs. Charles Bliss - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:01:41 
+
+	* 089 - Mrs. George Reece - Read by Joyce Nussbaum - 00:01:03 
+
+	* 090 - Rev. Lemuel Wiley - Read by Victoria Grace - 00:00:46 
+
+	* 091 - Thomas Ross, Jr. - Read by Heather Lambert - 00:01:09 
+
+	* 092 - Rev. Abner Peet - Read by Rob Howard - 00:00:46 
+
+	* 093 - Jefferson Howard - Read by Victoria Grace - 00:01:27 
+
+	* 094 - Judge Selah Lively - Read by Tina Tilney - 00:01:25 
+
+	* 095 - Albert Schirding - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:22 
+
+	* 096 - Jonas Keene - Read by quieteyes - 00:01:01 
+
+	* 097 - Eugenia Todd - Read by Kristin LeMoine - 00:01:24 
+
+	* 098 - Yee Bow - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:01:16 
+
+	* 099 - Washington McNeely - Read by Maddie - 00:01:52 
+
+	* 100 - Paul McNeely - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:25 
+
+	* 101 - Mary McNeely - Read by Kristin Hughes - 00:01:09 
+
+	* 102 - Daniel M’Cumber - Read by petespaw - 00:01:17 
+
+	* 103 - Georgine Sand Miner - Read by Victoria Long - 00:01:38 
+
+	* 104 - Thomas Rhodes - Read by Dan Threetrees - 00:00:54 
+
+	* 105 - Ida Chicken - Read by chriss the girl - 00:00:58 
+
+	* 106 - Penwit Graham - Read by Alan Davis-Drake - 00:01:11 
+
+	* 107 - Jim Brown - Read by Ralph Klapis - 00:01:36 
+
+	* 108 - Robert Davidson - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:29 
+
+	* 109 - Elsa Wertman - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:01:43 
+
+	* 110 - Hamilton Greene - Read by Sean McGaughey - 00:00:49 
+
+	* 111 - Ernest Hyde - Read by Thomas Rappel - 00:01:10 
+
+	* 112 - Roger Heston - Read by Aaron Decker - 00:01:00 
+
+	* 113 - Amos Sibley - Read by Dan Threetrees - 00:00:53 
+
+	* 114 - Mrs. Sibley - Read by Andrea L - 00:00:46 
+
+	* 115 - Adam Weirauch - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:27 
+
+	* 116 - Ezra Bartlett - Read by Sean McGaughey - 00:01:04 
+
+	* 117 - Amelia Garrick - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:01:24 
+
+	* 118 - John Hancock Otis - Read by Dann Denning - 00:01:16 
+
+	* 119 - Anthony Findlay - Read by Simon Keating - 00:01:12 
+
+	* 120 - John Cabanis - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:20 
+
+	* 121 - The Unknown - Read by Elizabeth Palmer - 00:00:52 
+
+	* 122 - Alexander Thockmorton - Read by Maddie - 00:00:34 
+
+	* 123 - Jonathan Swift Somers - Read by Samantha Hayes - 00:00:55 
+
+	* 124 - Widow McFarlane - Read by Annie Coleman - 00:01:21 
+
+	* 125 - Carl Hamblin - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:45 
+
+	* 126 - Editor Whedon - Read by Matthew O’Meara - 00:01:29 
+
+	* 127 - Eugene Carman - Read by petespaw - 00:01:37 
+
+	* 128 - Clarence Fawcett - Read by Greg Aughe - 00:01:05 
+
+	* 129 - W. Lloyd Garrison Standard - Read by David Barnes - 00:01:58 
+
+	* 130 - Professor Newcomer - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:02 
+
+	* 131 - Ralph Rhodes - Read by Deb Bacon-Ziegler - 00:01:21 
+
+	* 132 - Mickey M’Grew - Read by Joshua Young - 00:01:09 
+
+	* 133 - Rosie Roberts - Read by chriss the girl - 00:00:51 
+
+	* 134 - Oscar Hummel - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:19 
+
+	* 135 - Roscoe Purkapile - Read by Everett Thompson - 00:01:30 
+
+	* 136 - Mrs. Purkapile - Read by Kristin LeMoine - 00:01:08 
+
+	* 137 - Josiah Tompkins - Read by Ralph Klapis - 00:01:24 
+
+	* 138 - Mrs. Kessler - Read by Caitlin Kelly - 00:01:38 
+
+	* 139 - Harmon Whitney - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:02:00 
+
+	* 140 - Bert Kessler - Read by Matthew Walton - 00:01:11 
+
+	* 141 - Lambert Hutchins - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:50 
+
+	* 142 - Lillian Stewart - Read by Calliope - 00:01:28 
+
+	* 143 - Hortense Robbins - Read by Joyce Nussbaum - 00:00:57 
+
+	* 144 - Batterton Dobyns - Read by Greg Aughe - 00:01:03 
+
+	* 145 - Jacob Godbey - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:20 
+
+	* 146 - Walter Simmons - Read by quieteyes - 00:01:17 
+
+	* 147 - Tom Beatty - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:24 
+
+	* 148 - Roy Butler - Read by David Barnes - 00:01:43 
+
+	* 149 - Searcy Foote - Read by Sean McGaughey - 00:01:41 
+
+	* 150 - Edmund Pollard - Read by Aaron Decker - 00:01:36 
+
+	* 151 - Thomas Trevelyan - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:38 
+
+	* 152 - Percival Sharp - Read by Greg Aughe - 00:01:44 
+
+	* 153 - Hiram Scates - Read by Linda Leu - 00:01:36 
+
+	* 154 - Peleg Poague - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:09 
+
+	* 155 - Jeduthan Hawley - Read by frankjf - 00:01:26 
+
+	* 156 - Abel Melveny - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:21 
+
+	* 157 - Oakes Tutt - Read by quieteyes - 00:01:49 
+
+	* 158 - Elliott Hawkins - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:45 
+
+	* 159 - Voltaire Johnson - Read by Linda Leu - 00:01:08 
+
+	* 160 - English Thornton - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:33 
+
+	* 161 - Enoch Dunlap - Read by Maddie - 00:01:12 
+
+	* 162 - Ida Frickey - Read by Annie Coleman - 00:01:33 
+
+	* 163 - Seth Compton - Read by Aaron Decker - 00:01:17 
+
+	* 164 - Felix Schmidt - Read by Betsie Bush - 00:01:32 
+
+	* 165 - Schroeder the Fisherman - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:22 
+
+	* 166 - Richard Bone - Read by Joshua Young - 00:01:24 
+
+	* 167 - Silas Dement - Read by Greg Aughe - 00:01:14 
+
+	* 168 - Dillard Sissman - Read by Linda Leu - 00:01:36 
+
+	* 169 - Jonathan Houghton - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:39 
+
+	* 170 - E.C. Culbertson - Read by Linda Leu - 00:01:24 
+
+	* 171 - Shack Dye - Read by Glen Hallstrom - 00:01:22 
+
+	* 172 - Hildrup Tubbs - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:24 
+
+	* 173 - Henry Tripp - Read by quieteyes - 00:01:43 
+
+	* 174 - Granville Calhoun - Read by frankjf - 00:01:16 
+
+	* 175 - Henry C. Calhoun - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:31 
+
+	* 176 - Alfred Moir - Read by Samantha Hayes - 00:01:06 
+
+	* 177 - Perry Zoll - Read by quieteyes - 00:00:59 
+
+	* 178 - Dippold the Optician - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:02:13 
+
+	* 179 - Magrady Graham - Read by Alan Davis-Drake - 00:01:32 
+
+	* 180 - Archibald Higbie - Read by Linda Leu - 00:01:29 
+
+	* 181 - Tom Merrit - Read by Thomas Hoover - 00:00:49 
+
+	* 182 - Mrs Merritt - Read by Cori Samuel - 00:01:09 
+
+	* 183 - Elmer Karr - Read by Greg Aughe - 00:00:50 
+
+	* 184 - Elizabeth Childers - Read by Maddie - 00:01:38 
+
+	* 185 - Edith Conant - Read by Alys AtteWater - 00:01:32 
+
+	* 186 - Charles Webster - Read by Linda Leu - 00:01:55 
+
+	* 187 - Father Malloy - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:33 
+
+	* 188 - Ami Green - Read by Elizabeth Palmer - 00:00:48 
+
+	* 189 - Calvin Campbell - Read by frankjf - 00:01:09 
+
+	* 190 - Henry Layton - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:10 
+
+	* 191 - Harlan Sewall - Read by Greg Aughe - 00:01:16 
+
+	* 192 - Ippolit Konovaloff - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:28 
+
+	* 193 - Henry Phipps - Read by Sean McGaughey - 00:01:51 
+
+	* 194 - Harry Wilmans - Read by Anthony Craine - 00:01:27 
+
+	* 195 - John Wasson - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:34 
+
+	* 196 - Many Soldiers - Read by frankjf - 00:01:31 
+
+	* 197 - Godwin James - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:54 
+
+	* 198 - Lyman King - Read by Sean McGaughey - 00:01:02 
+
+	* 199 - Caroline Branson - Read by Kristin LeMoine - 00:03:03 
+
+	* 200 - Anne Rutledge - Read by Linda Leu - 00:01:01 
+
+	* 201 - Hamlet Micure - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:43 
+
+	* 202 - Mabel Osborne - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:01:31 
+
+	* 203 - William H. Herndon - Read by Sean McGaughey - 00:01:44 
+
+	* 204 - Rebecca Wasson - Read by Caitlin Kelly - 00:02:27 
+
+	* 205 - Rutherford McDowell - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:42 
+
+	* 206 - Hannah Armstrong - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:01:46 
+
+	* 207 - Lucinda Matlock - Read by Alys AtteWater - 00:01:20 
+
+	* 208 - Davis Matlock - Read by Greg Aughe - 00:01:13 
+
+	* 209 - Herman Altman - Read by Matthew O’Meara - 00:01:10 
+
+	* 210 - Jennie M’Grew - Read by Annie Coleman - 00:01:13 
+
+	* 211 - Columbus Cheney - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:00:54 
+
+	* 212 - Wallace Ferguson - Read by frankjf - 00:01:33 
+
+	* 213 - Marie Bateson - Read by Joyce Nussbaum - 00:00:57 
+
+	* 214 - Tennessee Claflin Shope - Read by Rob Howard - 00:01:07 
+
+	* 215 - Plymouth Rock Joe - Read by Betsie Bush - 00:02:11 
+
+	* 216 - Imanuel Ehrenhardt - Read by Aaron Decker - 00:01:07 
+
+	* 217 - Samuel Gardner - Read by Peter Yearsley - 00:01:35 
+
+	* 218 - Dow Kritt - Read by Linda Leu - 00:01:08 
+
+	* 219 - William Jones - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:19 
+
+	* 220 - William Goode - Read by Sean McGaughey - 00:00:58 
+
+	* 221 - J. Milton Miles - Read by Cori Samuel - 00:01:11 
+
+	* 222 - Faith Matheny - Read by Joyce Nussbaum - 00:01:17 
+
+	* 223 - Scholfield Huxley - Read by Phil Bordelon - 00:01:43 
+
+	* 224 - Willie Metcalf - Read by Greg Aughe - 00:01:29 
+
+	* 225 - Willie Pennington - Read by quieteyes - 00:01:15 
+
+	* 226 - The Village Atheist - Read by Alys AtteWater - 00:00:57 
+
+	* 227 - John Ballard - Read by Eveleaf - 00:01:25 
+
+	* 228 - Julian Scott - Read by Samantha Hayes - 00:00:59 
+
+	* 229 - Alfonso Churchill - Read by Greg Aughe - 00:01:02 
+
+	* 230 - Zilpha Marsh - Read by Fox in the Stars - 00:01:50 
+
+	* 231 - James Garber - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:51 
+
+	* 232 - Lydia Humphrey - Read by Annie Coleman - 00:01:03 
+
+	* 233 - Le Roy Goldman - Read by Sean McGaughey - 00:01:13 
+
+	* 234 - Gustav Richter - Read by Lokon - 00:01:56 
+
+	* 235 - Arlo Will - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:26 
+
+	* 236 - Captain Orlando Killion - Read by Deb Bacon-Ziegler - 00:01:19 
+
+	* 237 - Jeremy Carlisle - Read by Kirk Thomas - 00:01:29 
+
+	* 238 - Joseph Dixon - Read by Eveleaf - 00:01:30 
+
+	* 239 - Judson Stoddard - Read by Greg Aughe - 00:00:54 
+
+	* 240 - Russell Kincaid - Read by Betsie Bush - 00:01:29 
+
+	* 241 - Aaron Hatfield - Read by Aaron Decker - 00:01:36 
+
+	* 242 - Isaiah Beethoven - Read by Matthew Walton - 00:02:04 
+
+	* 243 - Elijah Browning - Read by Eveleaf - 00:02:28 
+
+	* 244 - Webster Ford - Read by Sean McGaughey - 00:02:16 
+
+	* 245 - The Spooniad - Read by Peter Yearsley - 00:17:13 
+
+	* 246 - The Epilogue - Read by Gesine, Chip, David Barnes, 
+          Betsie Bush, Alys AtteWater, Kristin Hughes, Linda Wilcox, 
+          Kirk Thomas, Westwinds12, Chris Hughes, Andrea L., Maddie, 
+          Bonnie, Christina Zhu, Susan Denney - 00:27:47
+
+
+
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