[Complete] Ingersoll on SHAKESPEARE, from the Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Volume 3, Lecture 1 - lt
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Hello!
Which section is Literature?
edit....upon actually reading the description, I am to understand that Literature is not yet included?
edit 2
OK OK, now that I've calmed down and understand what's happening here in my little world, I would like to read Section 5, parts 9 and 10.
edit 3
So now I noticed that Section XI is actually printed as IX. A typo! I believe.(am I not the perceptive one?)
Which section is Literature?
edit....upon actually reading the description, I am to understand that Literature is not yet included?
edit 2
OK OK, now that I've calmed down and understand what's happening here in my little world, I would like to read Section 5, parts 9 and 10.
edit 3
So now I noticed that Section XI is actually printed as IX. A typo! I believe.(am I not the perceptive one?)
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Greetings and welcome to my world! Yes, literature will come as a later project. I will assign you Section 5 of Shakespeare. Yes, IX should be XI, (and it comforts me to know other people besides me make mistakes, and can make things right!).realisticspeakers wrote: ↑December 16th, 2019, 3:35 pm Hello!
Which section is Literature?
edit....upon actually reading the description, I am to understand that Literature is not yet included?
edit 2
OK OK, now that I've calmed down and understand what's happening here in my little world, I would like to read Section 5, parts 9 and 10.
edit 3
So now I noticed that Section XI is actually printed as IX. A typo! I believe.(am I not the perceptive one?)
I believe you are familiar with Colonel Ingersoll, the great agnostic, the magnificent orator. So you know, he doesn't hold back on his praise or his criticism. Enjoy!
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I am really looking forward to this.
Truth exists for the wise, Beauty for a feeling heart: They belong to each other. - Beethoven
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PL Notes Section 2
What a glorious exchange indeed!
I love this line: "He put his scenery in his lines." And I would add that, unlike many a verbose writer, it didn't take him reams of words to do it.
Here a few little things you could attend to.
4:47 And during a period, you say peerot.
6:38 untraversed, you say untraver
9:46-48 Volume drops to a whisper
12:29 added to all that was written before, to is clipped out
PL Notes Section 8
Few can rise to Ingersoll's level of praise, eh! But what does he mean by this? To Shakespeare, "giving was hoarding—sowing was harvest—and waste itself the source of wealth."
:20 End of Intro should read "Lecture 1 - Shakespeare, Part 16
I suspect you recorded this before I finalized the Intro and Outro. Sorry about that.
What a glorious exchange indeed!
I love this line: "He put his scenery in his lines." And I would add that, unlike many a verbose writer, it didn't take him reams of words to do it.
Here a few little things you could attend to.
4:47 And during a period, you say peerot.
6:38 untraversed, you say untraver
9:46-48 Volume drops to a whisper
12:29 added to all that was written before, to is clipped out
PL Notes Section 8
Few can rise to Ingersoll's level of praise, eh! But what does he mean by this? To Shakespeare, "giving was hoarding—sowing was harvest—and waste itself the source of wealth."
:20 End of Intro should read "Lecture 1 - Shakespeare, Part 16
I suspect you recorded this before I finalized the Intro and Outro. Sorry about that.
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I was perplexed by this myself. But I think Ingersoll means that Shakespeare's creativity was boundless, inexhaustible. That the usual rules for an artist did not apply and that he gained in all his generosity.
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I wish I had your attentive ear; I wouldn't make so many mistakes! Sincere thanks to you. I hope these sound better.
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14:03
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2 and 8 are PL OK. Thanks, Kevin.
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Please, I'd like to be assigned Sections 3 and 4.
I can get them to you sometime Friday.
I can get them to you sometime Friday.
-- Bill Jones
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OK, you're in the MWwilliamjones wrote: ↑December 19th, 2019, 6:45 am Please, I'd like to be assigned Sections 3 and 4.
I can get them to you sometime Friday.
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PL Notes Section 05
4:04 should say Part 10
10:42 and thereupon makes up his mind to die upon her grave, you say makes upon his mind.
Interesting take on Shakespeare, and interestingly read. Thank you.
4:04 should say Part 10
10:42 and thereupon makes up his mind to die upon her grave, you say makes upon his mind.
Interesting take on Shakespeare, and interestingly read. Thank you.
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He is such a great read. Almost like your favorite journalist-article writer in the local paper from long long ago.
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Section 5 is PL OK. Will you read another?
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really, I shouldn't.
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