[COMPLETE] The Psalmes of David by Sir Philip Sidney & Mary Sidney Herbert - tg

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vchamp447 wrote: October 25th, 2020, 7:05 pm
TriciaG wrote: October 25th, 2020, 4:46 pm Tell me what name you want to show up for you in the catalog. :)
I will go by Victor Heras. Also, my recording is done.

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Thanks! A couple edits to make:

Volume too low; needs to come up about 12 dB.
1:16 - "When Sun shall our saver bring?" I hear "savior"

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Psalm 119 PL OK!
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May I record Psalm 49 Audite Hoec Omnes please

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nighthawks wrote: October 26th, 2020, 10:18 am May I record Psalm 49 Audite Hoec Omnes please

:D
You're in for 49. Thanks!
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Thanks!

Psalm 115 - PL OK!

Psalm 124 - PL OK!

Psalm 132 - PL OK!

Psalm 140 -
0:56 - "how net of fowle mishape" - I think this is supposed to be "mishap" (how a net of foul mishap, may me entrap). This one took me a while to decipher!
1:10 - "thou care wilt bowe" - I hear "wilt how"; I think it's supposed to be "bow" as in "will make to bow down"??

Psalm 141 - PL OK!

Psalm 142 -
0:15 - (my fault) - "voce mea ad Dominum" - I had in the MW (and you read) "voce men"

Psalm 143 - PL OK!

Psalm 146 - PL OK! (and interesting, the use of "ruth" and "ruthless". You never hear "ruth" anymore!)

Psalm 147 -
0:35 - "Jerusalem's long ruinated walls" - I hear "ruined"
2:25 - "can well of nothing but his bounty brave" - I hear "beauty"
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TriciaG wrote: October 26th, 2020, 5:22 pm
Psalm 140 -
0:56 - "how net of fowle mishape" - I think this is supposed to be "mishap" (how a net of foul mishap, may me entrap). This one took me a while to decipher!
1:10 - "thou care wilt bowe" - I hear "wilt how"; I think it's supposed to be "bow" as in "will make to bow down"??


Psalm 142 -
0:15 - (my fault) - "voce mea ad Dominum" - I had in the MW (and you read) "voce men"

Psalm 146 - PL OK! (and interesting, the use of "ruth" and "ruthless". You never hear "ruth" anymore!)

Psalm 147 -
0:35 - "Jerusalem's long ruinated walls" - I hear "ruined"
2:25 - "can well of nothing but his bounty brave" - I hear "beauty"
https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/psalmesofdavid_140_sidney_128kb.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/psalmesofdavid_142_sidney_128kb.mp3
https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/psalmesofdavid_147_sidney_128kb.mp3

Here you are, Tricia. I don't know if "ruth" without the less is just an invention of his, or common use at the time. Who knows, it might be just part of the ongoing mangling.
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Thanks! Spot PL OK.
Here you are, Tricia. I don't know if "ruth" without the less is just an invention of his, or common use at the time. Who knows, it might be just part of the ongoing mangling.
Well, it's an entry on dictionary.com! I don't know what online dictionary you Brits use (the OED is behind a paywall), but I assume that if it's in ours, it's in yours. ;)
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Thanks! One PL note:

0:39 - "Late disperst" - I hear "lest"
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adrianstephens wrote: October 27th, 2020, 12:54 am Here you are, Tricia. I don't know if "ruth" without the less is just an invention of his, or common use at the time. Who knows, it might be just part of the ongoing mangling.
The word "ruth", meaning care or compassion, derives from the biblical character Ruth who was renowned for her kindness. It is a bit archaic but still a valid word. Ruthless means "without ruth" or without kindness.
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alanmapstone wrote: October 31st, 2020, 9:38 pm
adrianstephens wrote: October 27th, 2020, 12:54 am Here you are, Tricia. I don't know if "ruth" without the less is just an invention of his, or common use at the time. Who knows, it might be just part of the ongoing mangling.
The word "ruth", meaning care or compassion, derives from the biblical character Ruth who was renowned for her kindness. It is a bit archaic but still a valid word. Ruthless means "without ruth" or without kindness.
That's one of the things I love about this group, being exposed to people with arcane knowledge! Thank you, Alan.
Strange how "ruthless" is in common use, but "ruth" is not. We named our first daughter Ruth after the Bible character.
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122 PL OK!
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Hi! Can I read sections 50, 56, and 57?
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