Quick help, do you know of an audio link for Canterbury Tales Prologue

[momee]

We're hosting some teens to begin studying this today and the TOG link for the Canterbury Tales audio is no longer working. AHHHHHHH.
Thanks.

[Valerie(TX)]

here's a page:

http://www.librarius.com/cantlink/audiolk.htm

and if you google canterbury tales prologue audio, you'll get lots of other results, the first of which is a very cool You Tube clip with the text scrolling along with the audio file

hth

[Michelle in MO]

We're hosting some teens to begin studying this today and the TOG link for the Canterbury Tales audio is no longer working. AHHHHHHH.
Thanks.
Here is a link from the Virginia Military Institute (http://www.vmi.edu/fswebs.aspx?tid=34099&id=34249) that looks promising; it gives you the option of hearing several different readers.

This webpage (http://www.luminarium.org/medlit/chaubib.htm) also has quite a bit of information on The Canterbury Tales, and I think it promised some audio, but I had a difficult time getting it to work. Nevertheless, it's a beautiful website.

Good luck with these!