Work re-typesetting this book is proceeding well, however, I only haveDave Webb's text as far as page 61.
After that, if no-one is prepared to help, then the rate of progress will be reduced to a crawl.
What I suggest is, if we can find about 10 stalwarts who could do about a page a week, then they might allocate themselves thus:
A could do pages 62, 72, 82 etc,
B could do 63, 73, 83, etc, and
J could do 71, 81, 91, etc
And together you could keep my nose to the grindstone, and we could have the book finished in a few weeks.
I could produce a template, and if you don't all want to use Gael BX unicode, then Lucida Grande in Small Caps is a good Roman font to use with the seanchló encoding.
The work in progress folder for MSF can be found at:
https://www.box.com/s/q9bx0ldni52jd4raee5a
Le meas,
Deghebh.

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Is mise, le meas, Deġeḃ.
Is Sasanaċ mé.
Tá beagán Gaoluinn agam.
As Béarla:
I see things differently.
I see things other people can't see.
Sometimes what I see is not there.
Some people call me crazy, and some of them are right.

Page 51 completed.
10 pages to go before I have to start working from raw ocr files.
Then, without your help, this, which is for your benefit will slow to a crawl.
I have posted a template.dot file for MS Word, which, if you download the GaelBXunicode font:
https://www.box.com/s/j7cqzj9p4ymjhla46fth
you can ocr pages, and send as an email attachment to me:
daveat168@btinternet.com
Is mise, le meas,
Deghebh.

ps
Dave Webb has uploaded his copy of a recording of all 32 chapters of Mo Sgeal Fein by Peadar Ua Laoghaire.
The recording was done by Maighread Bean Ui Lionaird in the Cork Gaeltacht
here:
http://archive.org/details/MoSgealFein

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Is mise, le meas, Deġeḃ.
Is Sasanaċ mé.
Tá beagán Gaoluinn agam.
As Béarla:
I see things differently.
I see things other people can't see.
Sometimes what I see is not there.
Some people call me crazy, and some of them are right.

Ok, that comes to the end of Dave Webb's text.
If I am working on my own, there will be a massive change of speed.
One page per day will be good going, and that is if I have nothing else to do.
The ball is in your court.

Le meas,
Deghebh.

_________________
Is mise, le meas, Deġeḃ.
Is Sasanaċ mé.
Tá beagán Gaoluinn agam.
As Béarla:
I see things differently.
I see things other people can't see.
Sometimes what I see is not there.
Some people call me crazy, and some of them are right.