The So I spent the afternoon wandering around I went I was flaneering about.

Yes, I went to the Wallace Collection and in the Wallace Collection is Poussaint's

painting a dance to the music of time.

Plug.

Not that we need to plug it, but you know, we love the books and ahead of doing the episode about

a dance to music of time I thought I can have a look. About which I cannot get more

excited. We can't we can't talk about it. That's a tragedy of it that we

until we're ready to go but when I looked at the

painting I was listening to the audio book of Dance the Music of Time with Books to

Furnish a Room which I have read before but thought I'd better give it a quick once over before we do the

podcast next week. It was on 1.25.

And how did you find it talking really fast?

Well, it's okay because I've read it before.

So to some extent you sort of, and I read it last year, so I'm sort of reminding myself

from, I could just stick it on 2.5 I could stick it on 3

Have you ever listened to it on 3? No can you make out any words? Yeah, you can you get a lot red

No, no because it's all done digitally.

I tell you what is brilliant.

I discovered this when I was trying to read the Silmerillian this year.

If you're plowing through a book and you need a bit of help,

then if you've got the book open in front of you and you

set the audio book to like three you can really motor through it. That's like

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