Ulysses and the Siren, by Samuel Daniel, read in (2 different) Early Modern English pronunciation(s)

For this poem by Samuel Daniel, published in 1609, I used two different Early Modern accents that can be reconstructed for the period. Ulysses speaks a conservative dialect of the Elizabethan university type (with no Foot-Strut split, a DEW-DUE contrast, a POINT-JOY contrast, a low MATE vowel etc.) whereas the Siren speaks a much more innovative lect.
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