Hey, my name's Otis Gray, and you're listening to Sleepy.

A podcast where I read old books to help you get to sleep.

I've got a really wonderful Swiss folk tale for you to go to sleep to tonight.

Story of William Tell that you're really going to lop.

And before we get to the bedtime story, I just want to profoundly thank all of our brand new patrons on

Patreon.com, which is a site where you can pledge a couple bucks for an ad free version of the show.

So this week's wonderful new patrons

Elisa A Kia,

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Thank you all so much for being a part of making the show.

It really really means a lot.

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these names that I just read are brand new supporters of Sleepy on Patreon.com,

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So again, if you want to be a part of making the show, just go to Patreon.com slash Sleepy radio. Thank you.

And as always the music you're hearing is by my good friend James Lepkowski

and the coverer for Sleepy is by Gracey Lepowski and the cover-upher sleepy is by Gracie Canaan.

Well tonight's story is one I've been wanting to read for a while and it was

absolutely wonderful to read. This is the story of William Tell by P.G. Wodehouse.

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