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What do I do for poems with no author listed? I've recorded 'by anonymous' and 'traditional', but don't know how to credit them in the short introduction.

??????

Can I claim:

9, 10, 11, 12

16, 17, 18

43, 44

61, 62

please

Thanks.

Cardinal Wolsey from dialogue 21.

https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/dialoguesofthedead_21_cardinalwolsey_128kb.mp3 5m44s

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Day That I Have Loved by Rupert Brooke
3 August 1887 – 23 April 1915
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/262/262-h/262-h.htm
The Collected Poems of Rupert Brooke by Rupert Brooke, 1915
2m21s

leanneyauyau wrote:

RecordingPerson wrote:What are 'Omnes'?

Latin for "all".

Thank you.

What are 'Omnes'?

plaidsicle wrote:
this is mind-blowingly cool advice. whether or not I'll ever need it, I think it is very clever.

I'm going to be doing that!

Thanks.

Edited version of dialogue 28. https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/dialoguesofthedead_28_lyttelton_128kb.mp3 17m02s I left everything pretty much as it was. There was what appeared to be a fluff in one part, which I edited out. I hope I didn't step on anyone's artistic toes. Some of the volumes are...

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Ah what the heck. I'll ruin my 'catching up' and ask to take the role of Urston.

Some of his lines are quite 'verse-y'. Can I get a bit poetic when reading them? I haven't read the whole play yet, so don't know context.

Post made so that this thread will show up in 'view your posts'. I'm two things away from being fully caught up on all my commitments, and I wanted to go 'clear' before I sign up for new things. I want to do a bit more drama among the next batch of recordings as I've perhaps done a bit too much poet...

Thanks. I'll put that advice into action. I would like to permanently fix it. It's not all w sounds, just some. E.g. if I say: Will William wear his weary wings. Then 'Will William wear' is OK, but 'weary wings' is hard. Practice seems to help, and even if there isn't more focussed ways to practice,...

Thank you.