Christopher Marlowe

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British poet Christopher Marlowe writing a letter to his old friend.

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

British (General)

Transcript

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to my singular good friend. May this missive reach the It is too late. It was thou who urged against my building off the Janis Gate. My insult was cruel. Having deemed the foolish and ignorant of the sciences, I prithee, forgive mine arrogance. It was thou who suffered the evil to which I was blind. I showed thie the other ordinary and allowed the secret darkness to coil around the cinder of thy beautiful heart. I was blind, but now I see. I beseech thee to burn that a curse in play and return it to Ash. My patron seeks to corrupt and defile once he come. If there are things that simply should not be, the ambassador shall exploit the as they did us. I have sealed the Janis gate so that only the enlightened may enter May they have the wisdom to see what I could not and the power to slay the wretched king within damn that metropolis of blood, that terrible realm and its ancient countless crimes consign thigh play to the fire. Deny thy viol patron Onda, right, the From this madness we would fain welcome Thie back into the night.