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Hi.

Sorry about the delay.

Here's my reading of the UDHR in Hebrew:

http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/lz/human_rights_un_he_ab.flac

Length: 14:57 minutes.

Hello, Varra.

I'll gladly read the Hebrew version. Expect it by next week.

Oh dear, I was outrun! I was planning to claim Bleak House as a solo project, now that I've recorded two full chapters in group projects. Oh well. Good luck, acro! If you need any help with the text, or want advice about tones and touches, I'd be delighted to help. I just adore this book, and have e...

I don't have time for a larger part right now, so I'll take the Watchman, if still available. You may hear my voice in Northanger Abbey's Ch. 20, or Three Men in a Boat's chapter 17 (uploaded today).

Sorry I'm tardy; I caught a cold and lost my voice for a week just when I was getting around to recording the chapter. Here it is, anyhow:
http://download.yousendit.com/589863644FA967F9

Peter, please confirm receipt once you've successfully grabbed it.

Thanks!

Here are two poems in Hebrew, by two of the most famous poets in modern Hebrew, from the early 20th century: 1. "Rak Al Atzmi" [mp3], by Rachel Blubstein . Original Hebrew here, in Project Ben-Yehuda, the Hebrew equivalent to Gutenberg . 2. "Axarey Moti" [mp3], by Hayyim Nachman ...

What sort of a reading is this to be? Shall we be using the reconstructed Latin pronunciation (as in Allen's Vox Latina? Shall we be reading in proper meter?

I volunteer to read Tityrus's part in Eclogue 1.

Sure thing! Feel free to ask me about anything to do with Hebrew, biblical or modern.

Pronouncing my name: a short 'ah' and a short 'suff' as in 'suffix'.

I volunteer to adopt the orphaned Chapter 17. Please ack.

I'm still doing mine (ch.20)! I'm editing it right now. Coming up later tonight.

Hello.

I'm Asaf Bartov, an Israeli classicist and software professional, with a penchant for Hebrew and English literature and the spoken word.

Glad to be here. I plan to contribute as much as invidious Time would let me.

Hello! I run the Hebrew equivalent of Project Gutenberg (called Project Ben-Yehuda), and I love classics and English literature as well. Can I have NA's chapter 20?

Thanks in advance.