Clasics in Ñspel: Who is it that says most, which can say more – William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 84

Sonit 84: Hu z it ɖt sz most, ẃć cn se mor

WIŁM ŚECSPIR

Hu z it ɖt sz most, ẃć cn se mor,
Ɖn ɖs rić prêz, ɖt y alon, r y,
In huz cnfîn iḿrid z ɖ stor
Ẃć śd xampl ẃr yr īql grù?
Līn peńri wɖn ɖt pén dʈ dwel
Ɖt t hiz subjict lendz

nt sm smōl glori;

Bt h ɖt raits v y, f h cn tel
Ɖt y r y, so digṇfîz hiz stori.
Let him bt copi ẃt in y z rit,
Nt mcñ wrs ẃt nećr md so clir,
N sć a cǎnṭpart śl fem hiz wit,
Mcñ hiz stîl admîrid evri ẃr.
Y t yr bytịs blesñz ad a crs,
Biyñ fond on prêz,

ẃć mcs yr prezz wrs.

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"House by the Railroad," Edward Hopper, 1925

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