Subject: A657560 - RP - Received Pronunciation Posted Oct 8, 2002 by No, four Goshos. Goshos for forks This is a reply to this Posting.		Post: 21

Bels, I think I'll pass up on that last one if you don't mind

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Subject: A657560 - RP - Received Pronunciation Posted Oct 9, 2002 by Bels - an incurable optimist. A1050986 This is a reply to this Posting.		Post: 22

You'll pass up on all of them. The mods move in mysterious ways.

Anyway, spiff, they're in the British National Sound Archive, which is housed at the British Library. Non-commercial, non-pornographic, non-broken, but of course quite unsuitable for h2g2. Sorry about that, just trying to help.

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Subject: A657560 - RP - Received Pronunciation Posted Oct 9, 2002 by Daddy Doodles - Now married with 2.4 Doodlets This is a reply to this Posting.		Post: 23

entendu Bels, think i can get them back. I'm gonna transfer this to PR tom am. perhaps with all the links i can manage, then see which ones are most favoured.

thanks again
spiff

Subject: A657560 - RP - Received Pronunciation Posted Oct 9, 2002 by No, four Goshos. Goshos for forks This is a reply to this Posting.		Post: 24

I did listen to the Florence Nightingale clip before it got yanked - fascinating. Reminds of hearing a scratchy cylinder recording once on a radio programme. In amongst all the surface noise I could just about make out the words "I am Johannes Brahms. Dr Brahms."

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