[PLAY]Falstaff's Wedding (1760 Version) by Kenrick - thw
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May I read Father Lawrence?
Thank you.
Todd
Todd
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Here's Friar Lawrence:
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/falstaffswedding1760version_lawrence_5.mp3 29 seconds
May I also read Peto?
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/falstaffswedding1760version_lawrence_5.mp3 29 seconds
May I also read Peto?
Yes, they are far enough apart in the play.
Thanks, Todd
Thanks, Todd
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Thanks, David; PL Okay for Friar L.
Lora
Lora
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Here's Peto:
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/falstaffswedding1760version_peto_2.mp3 1:12
I have read or listened to LibriVox audiobooks of all of Shakespeare's plays featuring Falstaff and I look forward to listening to this continuation of his story. I'm also glad to hear that you intend to run the 1766 version, Todd! It should be interesting to compare the two.
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/falstaffswedding1760version_peto_2.mp3 1:12
I have read or listened to LibriVox audiobooks of all of Shakespeare's plays featuring Falstaff and I look forward to listening to this continuation of his story. I'm also glad to hear that you intend to run the 1766 version, Todd! It should be interesting to compare the two.
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Hello David,
Peto, Act 2, is PL Okay.
Thanks,
Lora
Peto, Act 2, is PL Okay.
Thanks,
Lora
Thank you both.
Todd
Todd
Hey Todd, I just finished up my lines here and should upload in a couple of days here
Thank you.
Todd
Todd
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Hi Elijah,
PL Okay for Acts 1 and 4. Nice job!
In Act 2:
:52 Please check--I think the phrase is "in propria persona" with an "s." That letter is hard to make out!
Just after that, please pronounce "alias" as "ay-lee-us" meaning "also known as..."
From 1:25-1:46, I'm not sure if you wanted to leave in the repetition of "(videlicet Robert Shallow of Gloucestershire, esq....)" If you'd prefer one version over the other, please edit according to your choice.
Thanks,
Lora
PL Okay for Acts 1 and 4. Nice job!
In Act 2:
:52 Please check--I think the phrase is "in propria persona" with an "s." That letter is hard to make out!
Just after that, please pronounce "alias" as "ay-lee-us" meaning "also known as..."
From 1:25-1:46, I'm not sure if you wanted to leave in the repetition of "(videlicet Robert Shallow of Gloucestershire, esq....)" If you'd prefer one version over the other, please edit according to your choice.
Thanks,
Lora
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Hello,
May I read for Pleadwell, a Lawyer, Act 2?
Thanks,
Stacey
May I read for Pleadwell, a Lawyer, Act 2?
Thanks,
Stacey
Thank you.
Todd
Todd
Here are the corrections:ADKreader1122 wrote: ↑April 1st, 2024, 2:05 pm Hi Elijah,
PL Okay for Acts 1 and 4. Nice job!
In Act 2:
:52 Please check--I think the phrase is "in propria persona" with an "s." That letter is hard to make out!
Just after that, please pronounce "alias" as "ay-lee-us" meaning "also known as..."
From 1:25-1:46, I'm not sure if you wanted to leave in the repetition of "(videlicet Robert Shallow of Gloucestershire, esq....)" If you'd prefer one version over the other, please edit according to your choice.
Thanks,
Lora
https://librivox.org/uploads/toddhw/falstaffswedding1760version_masterslender_2.mp3 -4:00
Thank you!