Yankee  +  952984 Mon, 26 Oct 09 12:46 AM There's not much volume for me either, but I think I hear this: He'd come of age as America itself finished coming of age in the decades following the second world war. ("He'd" might actually be "He would".) -------------------------------------------- I really can't make out much of anything at all in the clip with the word "blotches". Yankee Joined on Sat, Apr 15 2006 Connecticut, USA Veteran Member 6,494 Amy "You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus." - Mark Twain United States, American

	coloraday  +  954572 Tue, 27 Oct 09 06:30 PM I'm very sorry having put the clips with that low sound.I thought they were well-recorded but I was wrong. So I'll put them again.  Again sorry coloraday Joined on Tue, Feb 24 2009 Full Member 307 Oh,Fie upon thee blue sky , Thou viper that lie , When the venom you fire , Putrefies in covert the soul the higher , Squire thee past shames and the outrider United States, American, Apologies

	coloraday  +  954637 Tue, 27 Oct 09 08:21 PM The First: coloraday Audio, United States, American

	coloraday  +  954639 Tue, 27 Oct 09 08:27 PM The Second: coloraday Audio, United States, American

	coloraday  +  954648 Tue, 27 Oct 09 08:35 PM The Third: Is it "World changes Warhol"? coloraday Audio, United States, American

	coloraday  +  959046 Sun, 01 Nov 09 05:14 PM Last three parts might have been with bad quality. So I post them again with good quality,hoping someone will help me. coloraday United States, American

	MrPernickety  +  959080 Sun, 01 Nov 09 05:51 PM #1 You come of age as America itself finished coming of age MrPernickety Joined on Sat, Oct 25 2008 Regular Member 731 Amendment XXX to the US Constitution: No man shall be held accountable for any promise he makes while drunk unless it was a bet. United States, American

	Kooyeen  +  959106 Sun, 01 Nov 09 06:19 PM I will only comment on the first one, since there's a damn perception problem again. You come of age doesn't really fit, because with that in mind I can hear a kind of stop before the k in come. So You'd come of age is better, I guess. However, there's something that's even closer: He would come of age (this is actually what I think she says). But I just don't understand how it is possible to hear them both, since they are so different. Even though I think "He would come of age" is the one that fits best, I can't hear the "h" at the beginning. Kooyeen Joined on Thu, Dec 22 2005 Italy Senior Member 4,969 Parental Advisory / Explicit Posts United States, American

	Yankee  +  959195 Sun, 01 Nov 09 08:14 PM I think the speaker does actually say "he would", though both words are said very quickly -- which is why I initially suggested "he'd". But in the louder recording, I think there's enough there that you can't really say it's "he'd". Something in between "he'd' and "he would", perhaps? lol Yankee United States, American