Any pointers to sources of longer CW transcripts I can feed into my
NuMorse CW training program? I downloaded some files of
artificially-generated QSOs to practice with, but they become so
repetitive after a while that I might as well be using a
random-character-generator. Too much of that and I'm ready to chew my
hair off.

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Any pointers to sources of longer CW transcripts I can feed into my
NuMorse CW training program? I downloaded some files of
artificially-generated QSOs to practice with, but they become so
repetitive after a while that I might as well be using a
random-character-generator. Too much of that and I'm ready to chew my
hair off.

I use CW_Player, and feed it files from the various ham-oriented lists
that I subscribe to. Works very effectively for me, though YMMV.
Sometimes I leave all the headers on a file, to get more practice with
punctuation.

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