Chapter 16 is PL OK. A couple of pronunciation notes just because it's so much fun... 'Tear' has two different pronunciations, just to be confusing. In the first definition, if you look at the listings under the subheading 'verb', number 2 has the definition and example sentences, and that definitio...

Cool!

I want to find out what happens, but I'll listen in stages. Chapter 15 is PL OK!

Chapter 14 is PL OK.

Pronunciations - don't I know it! I have some howlers on record that I know how to avoid in future, but one thing that recording has done is make me second guess the pronunciation of absolutely everything. I'm sure I know it, and yet, maybe, just maybe, I don't...

Fantastic, thanks! I realise it isn't always possible to give everybody credit, but it's nice when that does happen. What do you think to this photo of Yeats from roughly the same time he was writing this book? (The photographer died in 1942, so the copyright ought to be okay.) If it would be tricky...

Section 13 is PL OK!

Hi Anna! Section 12 is PL OK. It's good to pick up these adventures setting up a homestead again! I'll get to 13 shortly. I have one small note - it doesn't affect the meaning, but perhaps it might be useful for future reference. It's the pronunciation of cove (see the second definition): https://en...

Fabulous! If, and only if, there is room for a third PL, would it be possible to add Phil's name? He checked my editing of the dramas. If not, not to worry, as having two credits for PLing is still a decided improvement over LV! There isn't (yet) an online text. I definitely don't have a cover! And ...

Hi Viktor, I have added a summary to the first post, as follows: William Butler Yeats first published this collection in 1935. In it, he developed themes and symbolism prevalent throughout his work, including his fascination with masks and Irish legends. And would like to add a few keywords: poetry,...

Woo hoo, thank you Phil! You're quite right, that was partly because the attendants weren't singing and partly to trim references to stage directions not directly related to visual stuff impossible to represent in an mp3. I've marked them both PL OK, and I'll get to work on the summary! Very well do...

Cool! I thought it might be a bit of a fishing expedition, but I'm glad I asked. I think (though I have by no means gone through the entire catalogue) that there is one thing from 1923 - The Prophet by Khalil Gibran. https://legamus.eu/blog/?p=76 But I think you're right, and for the vast majority o...

We have a PL for my editing! I'm posting that exciting news so that nobody else comes along and doubles the work unnecessarily.

Thanks Viktor, this is really cool! I usually have such a stack of books I want to record I don't pay that much attention to the new stuff on 1 January, but it's nice to be reminded of new and exciting things that are available. I don't know if there has been much discussion with PD books changing a...

The MW is having a day's rest, so I'll try again later this week. Until then, the link for A Full Moon in March is: https://upload.legamus.eu/simple/files/F-zH6y6m/fullmoon_01_yeats.mp3 (14.00) Ian, if you read this, I've left out lots of your stage directions. They were beautifully done, but I thin...

It's taken me an unconscionably long time, but section 02, The King of the Great Clock Tower, is ready for PL.
https://upload.legamus.eu/simple/files/ ... _yeats.mp3 (13.14)

Hi Phil,

Sorry it's taken me so long! Sections 12 and 16 are PL OK, so thank you!
Erin

Hi Andrew, I'm sticking my oar in - tell me to go away if need be! I don't know if this will work, but I'll tell you what I do at times. I can't always get my links to copy from the uploader page. When that is the case, I sometimes resort to the following: I hold down control then click the link so ...

Thank you! Sections 14 and 18 are PL OK. I hope you contribute to many more Legamus projects!

Hi Craig, Yeah, the system is a bit squirrely until you get used to it! I prefer it to the redesigned LV one that came in earlier this year, but I think I'm probably in the minority. I have a couple of PL notes for your sections: Section 14, Swineherd 0.43-0.46, last line p. 7 [page 3 of 11 in the p...

Section 11 is spot PL OK.

I'm looking forward to the next instalment of Huysmans. If you'd like me to DPL, just say so in the thread when you post the project (and then let me know!).
Erin

Thank you, these are brilliant!

Section 17 is PL OK.

I almost don't like to mention it, but there's one small note for section 11. It's at 2.09-2.15, the penultimate line of p. 17 (8 of 11 in the scan):
Cry that [heard the] wrong came not from me
But my virgin cruelty.
Erin