Ah, yeah.  He died in 1936.  He was a friend of my Grandfathers, both born
the same year in India.  I had forgotten he lived in Brattleboro for a
while.  I have no idea where I got the recording which is on cassette and I
think that recording dates to college days.  I read If at my eldest sons
Christening. His Godfather was moved to tears and afterwards told me it was
the best thing I'd ever written!
Best,
Leland

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I didn't realize he lived so long.  He left Dummerston before I was born.
Ruth



At 2:00 PM -0500 12/31/07, Leland Torrence wrote:
>Ken,
>One of my favorite recordings is Rudyard Kipling in the 50's or so reading
>his poem "If".
>Best,
>Leland
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