[Complete] Perfumes and their Preparation - lt

[Lynnet]

I could read 11 , if I could figure out how to read
Density 0·850-0·890
Is it "O point 850 thru 0 point 890"
Not sure what the dot is.

Nor am I -- will ask "science-types".

Feedback is 'oh point eight five zero' or ' zero point eight five zero' or even 'nought point...' -- reader's choice

[HZFerr]

PL OK for:

sect 12 The Essences or Extracts Employed in Perfumery
sect 13 Directions for Making the Most Important Essences and Extracts

Amazing reading job.

[msfry]

Density: oh point eight five zero. Got it! Thanks.

[elham]

Quick question on the Latin / English names in sections 4 & 5 -- do you have a preference on when to use Classical Latin pronunciation and when to use English pronunciation?

I was initially thinking to use a Classical Latin pronunciation for the names listed after each plant name (i.e., "KI-trus ber-GAH-mi-a" for Citrus Bergamia) rather than an Anglicized version (like "Sih-trus Ber-GAY-mi-a") for consistency.

However, there are a number of plant family Latin names scattered throughout the normal text, and I'm wondering if you'd prefer those in a Latin pronunciation or an Anglicized one to be less jarring. For example under Benzoin, the text references "Styracaceae". Do you want those read Anglicized like "Stai-ra-kay-cee-ai", or Classical Latin ("stu-ra-kah-keh-ai")?

Thanks!

[Lynnet]

Quick question on the Latin / English names in sections 4 & 5 -- do you have a preference on when to use Classical Latin pronunciation and when to use English pronunciation?

I was initially thinking to use a Classical Latin pronunciation for the names listed after each plant name (i.e., "KI-trus ber-GAH-mi-a" for Citrus Bergamia) rather than an Anglicized version (like "Sih-trus Ber-GAY-mi-a") for consistency.

However, there are a number of plant family Latin names scattered throughout the normal text, and I'm wondering if you'd prefer those in a Latin pronunciation or an Anglicized one to be less jarring. For example under Benzoin, the text references "Styracaceae". Do you want those read Anglicized like "Stai-ra-kay-cee-ai", or Classical Latin ("stu-ra-kah-keh-ai")?

Thanks!

I have no preference... whichever you are most comfortable with. After all, not many people are native Latin speakers, so there is probably some debate as the "correct" way anyway.

[silverquill]

CHAPTER 32

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/perfumesandtheirpreparation_32_askinson_128kb.mp3 8:21

[Lynnet]

CHAPTER 32

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/perfumesandtheirpreparation_32_askinson_128kb.mp3 8:21

Thank you

[HZFerr]

sect 32 The Colors Used in Perfumery

PL OK

[silverquill]

The short concluding chapter 33:

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/perfumesandtheirpreparation_33_askinson_128kb.mp3 2:45

[Lynnet]

The short concluding chapter 33:

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/perfumesandtheirpreparation_33_askinson_128kb.mp3 2:45

Thank you

[HZFerr]

sect 33 The Utensils Used in the Toilet

PL OK

[Lynnet]

Section 21 is ready for PL.

[bweston23]

Reposting my sections because I'm not sure if anyone saw them the first time.

Section 15 4:44
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/perfumesandtheirpreparation_15_askinson_128kb.mp3

Section 16 52:56
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/perfumesandtheirpreparation_16_askinson_128kb.mp3

Thanks!

[Lynnet]

Reposting my sections because I'm not sure if anyone saw them the first time.

Section 15 4:44
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/perfumesandtheirpreparation_15_askinson_128kb.mp3

Section 16 52:56
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/perfumesandtheirpreparation_16_askinson_128kb.mp3

Thanks!

Oops sorry There was a rush of posts, and I was mid-move, so not on top of things.

[bweston23]

Reposting my sections because I'm not sure if anyone saw them the first time.

Section 15 4:44
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/perfumesandtheirpreparation_15_askinson_128kb.mp3

Section 16 52:56
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/perfumesandtheirpreparation_16_askinson_128kb.mp3

Thanks!

Oops sorry There was a rush of posts, and I was mid-move, so not on top of things.

It's no problem!