I made one correction to the text. On page 17 of the text (00:21 in the recording), Robert says of the roses he has brought, "I am afraid they are not mine," which doesn't particularly make sense. Other editions agree that that should be, "I am afraid they are not nice."
Here's Archie! I had a little crash course in Italian, so I hope it sounds plausible! One of the lines I've done twice - the first time is plain, the second time with a "kiss" sound in the middle (as described in the narration) because I wasn't sure if you were doing narration or voice effects.
Here is Beatrice, both acts. Will need some noisecleaning, I'm afraid (but it should be relatively easy compared to my setup of the last few months...)
Some of my lines are coming out of my mouth with a lilt not of my doing! It's just there! Now I have to try and balance those lines with lines that don't lilt and not make it sound like a bad imitation of an Irish accent. (or two different people reading Brigid!)
Bev There's nothing you can't prove if your outlook is only sufficiently limited. - Lord Peter Wimsey I yam what I yam, and that's all what I yam - Popeye, the sailor man If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice - Neil Peart
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(or two different people reading Brigid!)