[COMPLETE] Studies in Classic American Literature by D. H. Lawrence - kaz

[Kazbek]

40:32

https://librivox.org/uploads/kazbek/classicamerican_09_lawrence_128kb.mp3

Thank you!

Michael

[DrSpoke]

Chapter 9 - notes:

Page 91/155 @02:09
Text: Europe has been loved with a blood love.
Audio: Europe has loved with a blood love.

Page 100 @26:30
Text: “The days became shorter and shorter, the sun running lower in its course
Audio: “The days became shorter and shorter, the sea running lower in its course

Page 102 @26:49
Text: They were approaching Cape Horn […] dread regions of the violent waters.
Audio: They were approaching Cape Horn […] dead regions of the violent waters.

Page 102 @27:48
Text: and the thundering sound of the cracking of the mast
Audio: and the thundering sound of the cracking of the mass

Page 103 @32:58
Text: fire and water, capable of mysteriously enchaining them
Audio: fire and water, capable of mysteriously entertaining them

Page 105 @37:11
Text: and, in fact, unless something was done for him
Audio: and, in spite, unless something was done for him

[pyledriver]

Page 102 @27:48
Text: and the thundering sound of the cracking of the mast
Audio: and the thundering sound of the cracking of the mass

Double check that one please. I definitely hear the "t."

[DrSpoke]

Double check that one please. I definitely hear the "t."

Then, no need. If you checked and you hear the right word, please disregard my note.
Meantime.. happy new year!

[DrSpoke]

Double check that one please. I definitely hear the "t."

Then, no need. If you checked and you hear the right word, please disregard my note.
Meantime.. happy new year!

Actually, it's probably that I wrote Text instead of Audio. I seem to remember that the roaring sound description was about the water. Sorry about that. Please check the epub file.

[pyledriver]

Chapter 9 - notes:

Page 91/155 @02:09
Text: Europe has been loved with a blood love.
Audio: Europe has loved with a blood love.

Page 100 @26:30
Text: “The days became shorter and shorter, the sun running lower in its course
Audio: “The days became shorter and shorter, the sea running lower in its course

Page 102 @26:49
Text: They were approaching Cape Horn […] dread regions of the violent waters.
Audio: They were approaching Cape Horn […] dead regions of the violent waters.

Page 102 @27:48
Text: and the thundering sound of the cracking of the mast
Audio: and the thundering sound of the cracking of the mass

Page 103 @32:58
Text: fire and water, capable of mysteriously enchaining them
Audio: fire and water, capable of mysteriously entertaining them

Page 105 @37:11
Text: and, in fact, unless something was done for him
Audio: and, in spite, unless something was done for him

Fixed: https://librivox.org/uploads/kazbek/classicamerican_09_lawrence_128kb.mp3

Now 40:34.

[DrSpoke]

Fixed: https://librivox.org/uploads/kazbek/classicamerican_09_lawrence_128kb.mp3

Now 40:34.

Many thanks. Terrific editing. I guess the cracking of the mast/mass didn't make it. PL ok

[Kazbek]

Unfortunately, the reader of section 6 has not come back to address the PL notes. Some of them do affect the meaning, so it's not easy to decide what to do with the section. On the whole, I think the deviations from the text are not significant enough to necessitate recording the section anew. I'll mark it PL OK and begin cataloging.

Michael

[Kazbek]

This project is now complete. All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/studies-in-classic-american-literature-by-d-h-lawrence/

Thank you to all the readers and to Claudia for PL!

Michael

[DrSpoke]

Unfortunately, the reader of section 6 has not come back to address the PL notes. Some of them do affect the meaning, so it's not easy to decide what to do with the section. On the whole, I think the deviations from the text are not significant enough to necessitate recording the section anew. I'll mark it PL OK and begin cataloging.

Michael

Good! Finally! And thank you, Michael.
I must say that I found this writing so onanistic and niche-targeted that most listeners won't be able to tell what is a mistake and what isn't.. (But I'm happy to just be considered so poorly read that I can't but miss many of Lawrence's points).