A.Z. Foreman | More of Milton's Paradise Lost (1.241-343) as an audiobook in 17th century pronunciation. Somehow. @a.z.foreman74 | Uploaded 2 years ago | Updated 4 minutes ago
What if you were to do Paradise Lost as an audiobook in 17th century phonology? This is another iteration of an experiment that began with the beginning of book 1. (You can find that here youtu.be/ngaIG9VH0P4 ). I doubt I will ever have the time or the discipline to do the whole thing in this fashion. Not unless I get, like, the weirdest grant ever or something.

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There you'll be able to access cool subscriber-only stuff including my weekly readings of Shakespeare's Sonnets and the King James Bible in various 17th century accents. Also you'll be able to see most of my recordings several days (sometimes a month or more) before I make them available to the public.

If you want to see this video only with Milton's manuscript instead of a 17th century print edition, you can see that on my patreon here

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