COMPLETE[PLAY]The Stolen Heiress, by Centlivre - thw

[ToddHW]

Thank you.

Todd

[Kitty]

Here is Francisco, dashing, bold and lays it on a bit thick:

hehe, well in that particular scene he needs to be pompous and scholarly to please the father. You are quite the knight in shining armour for my Lavinia, very well acted, thank you so much.

Totally PL ok for all of the acts.

Sonia

[Salvationist]

May I read Clerimont?

[ToddHW]

Thank you.

Todd

[Miller4815]

Hi, may I read Eugenio?

[ToddHW]

Thank you.

Todd

[Salvationist]

Here's Act 2 for Clerimont:

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/stolenheiress_clerimont_2.mp3 41 seconds

[Kitty]

Here's Act 2 for Clerimont:
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/stolenheiress_clerimont_2.mp3 41 seconds

awww he sounds like a really sweet best friend. Nicely done, wish he had talked more.

PL ok, thank you David

Sonia

[Salvationist]

awww he sounds like a really sweet best friend. Nicely done, wish he had talked more.

PL ok, thank you David

Sonia

Your PL comments are wonderfully encouraging, Sonia! It’s a pleasure to collaborate with you.

[Kitty]

Your PL comments are wonderfully encouraging, Sonia! It’s a pleasure to collaborate with you.

the pleasure is all on my side. I love to listen to all our talented readers, especially in the stage plays. Each one is a treat and it comes so easy to write nice feedback after listening to a performance.

Sonia

[Beeswaxcandle]

Palante, please

[ToddHW]

Thank you.

Todd

[Beeswaxcandle]

Palante

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/stolenheiress_palante_1.mp3 03:33
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/stolenheiress_palante_2.mp3 02:01
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/stolenheiress_palante_3.mp3 03:20
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/stolenheiress_palante_5.mp3 04:17

Something of a dichotomous character. A lover for whom rapture must be expressed in terms beyond those of any other mortal man; yet, there are matters that beyond the reaches of the poetical and he thus falls back on plain prose.

[Kitty]

https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/stolenheiress_palante_1.mp3 03:33
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/stolenheiress_palante_2.mp3 02:01
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/stolenheiress_palante_3.mp3 03:20
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/stolenheiress_palante_5.mp3 04:17

Something of a dichotomous character. A lover for whom rapture must be expressed in terms beyond those of any other mortal man; yet, there are matters that beyond the reaches of the poetical and he thus falls back on plain prose.

indeed he has a tendency to waxing romantic and then getting enraged again But you conveyed that nicely, I think, it was excellently acted out.

Only careful with your background noise, I detected a lot of clicks and rustling even inside your speeches. Maybe mouse clicking or paper rustling ?

Acts 2 and 3 are already PL ok

Act 1:
> voice credit: you forgot "read by beeswaxcandle"

Act 5:
> at about 3:17: forgot Omnes line: "How ! lives !"

thanks

Sonia

[Beeswaxcandle]

Only careful with your background noise, I detected a lot of clicks and rustling even inside your speeches. Maybe mouse clicking or paper rustling ?

Act 1:
> voice credit: you forgot "read by beeswaxcandle"

Act 5:
> at about 3:17: forgot Omnes line: "How ! lives !"

thanks

Sonia

Replaced Acts 1 & 5, lengths now 03:35 and 04:24 respectively

The clicks are from recording in spring in a house with aluminium window frames. I don't notice the sound of the frames expanding under the sun most of the time, so forget that it's happening. The challenge of removing them with Audacity is beyond my skills at present. Hopefully they're not too bad. I can always redo, if needed.