Sonnets 1 & 2 from Astrophel & Stella, by Sir Philip Sidney, read in Late Elizabethan Pronunciation

I read this one in a very conservative accent, without a diphthong and with a fricative in words like "knight" and with fairly low mid-vowels.
Note also the pronunciation of the final syllable of "Muscovite" with the KIT vowel, rhyming with "wit". There was still a fair mount of fluctuaton and variation in how morphemes like "-ice" and "-ite" were realized in any given word.
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