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target/0_002100.wav	0_002100	0cheerful	For colic, powdered horse's teeth, dung of swine, asses' kidneys, mice excretion made into a plaster, and other equally vile and unsavory compounds.	165.410889	43.525406	58.134655	58.802845	9.334889	fɔɹ , paʊdɜ˞d hɔɹsʌz tiθ, dʌŋ ʌv swaɪn, æsʌz' kɪdniz, maɪs ɪkskɹiʃʌn meɪd ɪntu ʌ plæstɜ˞, ʌnd ʌðɜ˞ ikwʌli vaɪl ʌnd ʌnseɪvɜ˞i kɑmpaʊndz.
target/0_002101.wav	0_002101	4whispering	For sore throat, snail slime was a favorite prescription, and mouse flesh was considered excellent for disease of the lungs.	209.68869	31.498922	68.345108	58.820736	21.057535	fɔɹ sɔɹ θɹoʊt, sneɪl slaɪm wɑz ʌ feɪvɜ˞ɪt pɹʌskɹɪpʃʌn, ʌnd maʊs flɛʃ wɑz kʌnsɪdɜ˞d ɛksʌlʌnt fɔɹ dɪziz ʌv ðʌ lʌŋz.
target/0_002102.wav	0_002102	1neural	Boiled snails and powdered bats were prescribed for intestinal disorders."	155.6353	26.172134	65.325539	59.773621	15.758081	bɔɪld sneɪlz ʌnd paʊdɜ˞d bæts wɜ˞ pɹiskɹaɪbd fɔɹ ɪntɛstʌnʌl dɪsɔɹdɜ˞z."
target/0_002103.wav	0_002103	0cheerful	Alcohol is unknown to them, but they have had a two-thousand year's battle against three liquids that affect them as opium affects us.	272.937653	74.805847	65.819778	59.538559	24.570913	ælkʌhɑl ɪz ʌnnoʊn tu ðɛm, bʌt ðeɪ hæv hæd ʌ tu-θaʊzʌnd jɪɹz bætʌl ʌɡɛnst θɹi lɪkwʌdz ðæt ʌfɛkt ðɛm æz oʊpiʌm ʌfɛkts ʌs.
target/0_002104.wav	0_002104	2sad	Being interested in these things, I examined more closely into their past medical history, and saw more clearly the present folly of a certain part of our medicinal practice.	126.062752	18.023499	63.053249	59.867462	15.517973	biɪŋ ɪntɹʌstɪd ɪn ðiz θɪŋz, aɪ ɪɡzæmʌnd mɔɹ kloʊsli ɪntu ðɛɹ pæst mɛdʌkʌl hɪstɜ˞i, ʌnd sɔ mɔɹ klɪɹli ðʌ pɹɛzʌnt fɑli ʌv ʌ sɜ˞tʌn pɑɹt ʌv aʊɜ˞ mʌdɪsʌnʌl pɹæktʌs.
target/0_002105.wav	0_002105	4whispering	This simple act renders the spinal cord insensitive, which condition may be maintained for hours without injuring the patient.	215.71814	30.754534	61.980892	57.599224	10.339959	ðɪs sɪmpʌl ækt ɹɛndɜ˞z ðʌ spaɪnʌl kɔɹd ɪnsɛnsʌtɪv, wɪtʃ kʌndɪʃʌn meɪ bi meɪnteɪnd fɔɹ aʊɜ˞z wɪθaʊt ɪndʒɜ˞ɪŋ ðʌ peɪʃʌnt.
target/0_002106.wav	0_002106	1neural	A diseased body is looked upon as being in possession of a certain brood of microbes which are destroyed either by the blood filter or the "Vaccine bath, or injection." (I know no better name by which to call it.) A few diseases are treated by doses of medicines given in a manner similar to the prescription system of our country.	150.446976	42.054844	61.279995	59.772465	11.97669	ʌ dɪzizd bɑdi ɪz lʊkt ʌpɑn æz biɪŋ ɪn pʌzɛʃʌn ʌv ʌ sɜ˞tʌn bɹud ʌv maɪkɹoʊbz wɪtʃ ɑɹ dɪstɹɔɪd iðɜ˞ baɪ ðʌ blʌd fɪltɜ˞ ɔɹ ðʌ "væksin bæθ, ɔɹ ɪndʒɛkʃʌn." (aɪ noʊ noʊ bɛtɜ˞ neɪm baɪ wɪtʃ tu kɔl ɪt.) ʌ fju dɪzizʌz ɑɹ tɹitɪd baɪ doʊsʌz ʌv mɛdʌsʌnz ɡɪvʌn ɪn ʌ mænɜ˞ sɪmʌlɜ˞ tu ðʌ pɹʌskɹɪpʃʌn sɪstʌm ʌv aʊɜ˞ kʌntɹi.
target/0_002107.wav	0_002107	2sad	In performing operations, the experts of Dore-lyn have reached a marvelous degree of perfection.	156.382217	20.41111	60.30632	59.228653	9.246126	ɪn pɜ˞fɔɹmɪŋ ɑpɜ˞eɪʃʌnz, ðʌ ɛkspɜ˞ts ʌv dɔɹ-lɪn hæv ɹitʃt ʌ mɑɹvʌlʌs dɪɡɹi ʌv pɜ˞fɛkʃʌn.
target/0_002108.wav	0_002108	2sad	It took three and one-half thousand years of continual experimenting on this delicate creation before it was pronounced satisfactory.	185.403397	25.437227	66.872116	59.531338	20.02442	ɪt tʊk θɹi ʌnd wʌn-hæf θaʊzʌnd jɪɹz ʌv kʌntɪnjuʌl ɛkspɛɹʌmɛntɪŋ ɑn ðɪs dɛlʌkʌt kɹieɪʃʌn bɪfɔɹ ɪt wɑz pɹʌnaʊnst sætʌsfæktɹi.
target/0_002109.wav	0_002109	1neural	The false eye is not of flesh but one of manufacture.	162.028152	36.061478	71.351364	59.630184	9.876543	ðʌ fɔls aɪ ɪz nɑt ʌv flɛʃ bʌt wʌn ʌv mænjʌfæktʃɜ˞.
target/0_002110.wav	0_002110	0cheerful	It is placed in sensitive connection with the optic nerve, on which images are thrown by the delicate mechanism of the false eye.	188.785126	60.70681	63.436039	59.725311	11.672278	ɪt ɪz pleɪst ɪn sɛnsʌtɪv kʌnɛkʃʌn wɪð ðʌ ɑptɪk nɜ˞v, ɑn wɪtʃ ɪmʌdʒʌz ɑɹ θɹoʊn baɪ ðʌ dɛlʌkʌt mɛkʌnɪzʌm ʌv ðʌ fɔls aɪ.
target/0_002111.wav	0_002111	1neural	Fatty tissues are removed and other obstructions eradicated during the regular heart beats.	125.988213	38.210491	69.797386	58.639202	16.844242	fæti tɪsjuz ɑɹ ɹimuvd ʌnd ʌðɜ˞ ʌbstɹʌkʃʌnz ɪɹædʌkeɪtɪd dʊɹɪŋ ðʌ ɹɛɡjʌlɜ˞ hɑɹt bits.
target/0_002112.wav	0_002112	4whispering	CHAPTER XXXVI.	83.269295	6.828489	66.819122	59.628525	4.558405	tʃæptɜ˞ .
target/0_002113.wav	0_002113	1neural	Beverages, consisting of water, containing a considerable quantity of carbonic acid.	148.924408	30.063444	71.080872	59.873871	21.790401	bɛvɹɪdʒɪz, kʌnsɪstɪŋ ʌv wɔtɜ˞, kʌnteɪnɪŋ ʌ kʌnsɪdɜ˞ʌbʌl kwɑntʌti ʌv kɑɹbɔnɪk æsʌd.
target/0_002114.wav	0_002114	0cheerful	3.	193.099747	28.249792	64.088394	50.4147	1.911589	.
target/0_002115.wav	0_002115	0cheerful	Beverages composed partly of fermented liquors.	243.808243	69.436241	72.275665	54.293571	9.985077	bɛvɹɪdʒɪz kʌmpoʊzd pɑɹtli ʌv fɜ˞mɛntʌd lɪkɜ˞z.
target/0_002116.wav	0_002116	2sad	Of the common class of beverages, consisting of water impregnated with carbonic acid gas, we may name soda-water, single and double, ordinary effervescing draughts, and ginger-beer.	114.033501	17.658621	65.907021	59.85685	13.010065	ʌv ðʌ kɑmʌn klæs ʌv bɛvɹɪdʒɪz, kʌnsɪstɪŋ ʌv wɔtɜ˞ ɪmpɹɛɡneɪtʌd wɪð kɑɹbɔnɪk æsʌd ɡæs, wi meɪ neɪm soʊdʌ-wɔtɜ˞, sɪŋɡʌl ʌnd dʌbʌl, ɔɹdʌnɛɹi dɹæfts, ʌnd dʒɪndʒɜ˞-bɪɹ.
target/0_002117.wav	0_002117	3shouting	The beverages composed partly of fermented liquors, are hot spiced wines, bishop, egg-flip, egg-hot, ale posset, sack posset, punch, and spirits-and-water.	316.8526	67.651451	55.268551	59.452778	17.830219	ðʌ bɛvɹɪdʒɪz kʌmpoʊzd pɑɹtli ʌv fɜ˞mɛntʌd lɪkɜ˞z, ɑɹ hɑt spaɪst waɪnz, bɪʃʌp, ɛɡ-flɪp, ɛɡ-hɑt, eɪl , sæk , pʌntʃ, ʌnd spɪɹɪts-ʌnd-wɔtɜ˞.
target/0_002118.wav	0_002118	2sad	We will, however, forthwith treat on the most popular of our beverages, beginning with the one which makes "the cup that cheers but not inebriates."	186.606201	27.160643	57.558487	59.784187	9.314098	wi wɪl, haʊɛvɜ˞, fɔɹθwɪθ tɹit ɑn ðʌ moʊst pɑpjʌlɜ˞ ʌv aʊɜ˞ bɛvɹɪdʒɪz, bɪɡɪnɪŋ wɪð ðʌ wʌn wɪtʃ meɪks "ðʌ kʌp ðæt tʃɪɹz bʌt nɑt ɪnɛbɹieɪts."
target/0_002119.wav	0_002119	3shouting	Pepys says, in his Diary,--"September 25th, 1661.--I sent for a cup of tea (a China drink), of which I had never drunk before." Two years later it was so rare a commodity in England, that the English East-India Company bought 2 lbs. 2 oz. of it, as a present for his majesty.	353.374451	101.646065	58.402199	58.150623	12.882448	sɛz, ɪn hɪz daɪɜ˞i,--"sɛptɛmbɜ˞ , .--aɪ sɛnt fɔɹ ʌ kʌp ʌv ti (ʌ tʃaɪnʌ dɹɪŋk), ʌv wɪtʃ aɪ hæd nɛvɜ˞ dɹʌŋk bɪfɔɹ." tu jɪɹz leɪtɜ˞ ɪt wɑz soʊ ɹɛɹ ʌ kʌmɑdʌti ɪn ɪŋɡlʌnd, ðæt ðʌ ɪŋɡlɪʃ ist-ɪndiʌ kʌmpʌni bɑt paʊndz. ɑz. ʌv ɪt, æz ʌ pɹɛzʌnt fɔɹ hɪz mædʒʌsti.
target/0_002120.wav	0_002120	2sad	Linnaeus was induced to think that there were two species of tea-plant, one of which produced the black, and the other the green teas; but later observations do not confirm this.	123.848145	18.558659	67.334953	59.818825	13.463987	wɑz ɪndust tu θɪŋk ðæt ðɛɹ wɜ˞ tu spiʃiz ʌv ti-plænt, wʌn ʌv wɪtʃ pɹʌdust ðʌ blæk, ʌnd ðʌ ʌðɜ˞ ðʌ ɡɹin tiz; bʌt leɪtɜ˞ ɑbzɜ˞veɪʃʌnz du nɑt kʌnfɜ˞m ðɪs.
target/0_002121.wav	0_002121	1neural	When the leaves of black and green tea are expanded by hot water, and examined by the botanist, though a difference of character is perceived, yet this is not sufficient to authorize considering them as distinct species.	180.040161	56.303337	55.456314	57.462597	11.017215	wɛn ðʌ livz ʌv blæk ʌnd ɡɹin ti ɑɹ ɪkspændʌd baɪ hɑt wɔtɜ˞, ʌnd ɪɡzæmʌnd baɪ ðʌ bɑtʌnɪst, ðoʊ ʌ dɪfɜ˞ʌns ʌv kɛɹɪktɜ˞ ɪz pɜ˞sivd, jɛt ðɪs ɪz nɑt sʌfɪʃʌnt tu ɔθɜ˞aɪz kʌnsɪdɜ˞ɪŋ ðɛm æz dɪstɪŋkt spiʃiz.
target/0_002122.wav	0_002122	0cheerful	The tea-tree flourishes best in temperate regions; in China it is indigenous.	170.678284	59.133911	67.612022	58.01223	20.726144	ðʌ ti-tɹi flɜ˞ɪʃʌz bɛst ɪn tɛmpɹʌt ɹidʒʌnz; ɪn tʃaɪnʌ ɪt ɪz ɪndɪdʒʌnʌs.
target/0_002123.wav	0_002123	4whispering	The part of China where the best tea is cultivated, is called by us the "tea country." The cultivation of the plant requires great care.	118.586716	15.821039	66.211395	59.824238	22.736936	ðʌ pɑɹt ʌv tʃaɪnʌ wɛɹ ðʌ bɛst ti ɪz kʌltʌveɪtɪd, ɪz kɔld baɪ ʌs ðʌ "ti kʌntɹi." ðʌ kʌltɪveɪʃʌn ʌv ðʌ plænt ɹikwaɪɜ˞z ɡɹeɪt kɛɹ.
target/0_002124.wav	0_002124	1neural	It is raised chiefly on the sides of hills; and, in order to increase the quantity and improve the quality of the leaves, the shrub is pruned, so as not to exceed the height of from two to three feet, much in the same manner as the vine is treated in France.	140.453812	30.228994	68.698456	59.55748	18.251852	ɪt ɪz ɹeɪzd tʃifli ɑn ðʌ saɪdz ʌv hɪlz; ʌnd, ɪn ɔɹdɜ˞ tu ɪnkɹis ðʌ kwɑntʌti ʌnd ɪmpɹuv ðʌ kwɑlʌti ʌv ðʌ livz, ðʌ ʃɹʌb ɪz pɹund, soʊ æz nɑt tu ɪksid ðʌ haɪt ʌv fɹʌm tu tu θɹi fit, mʌtʃ ɪn ðʌ seɪm mænɜ˞ æz ðʌ vaɪn ɪz tɹitɪd ɪn fɹæns.
target/0_002125.wav	0_002125	1neural	They pluck the leaves, one selecting them according to the kinds of tea required; and, notwithstanding the tediousness of the operation, each labourer is able to gather from four to ten or fifteen pounds a day.	190.097321	30.563929	67.872444	56.089188	9.444782	ðeɪ plʌk ðʌ livz, wʌn sʌlɛktɪŋ ðɛm ʌkɔɹdɪŋ tu ðʌ kaɪndz ʌv ti ɹikwaɪɜ˞d; ʌnd, nɑtwɪθstændɪŋ ðʌ ʌv ðʌ ɑpɜ˞eɪʃʌn, itʃ ɪz eɪbʌl tu ɡæðɜ˞ fɹʌm fɔɹ tu tɛn ɔɹ fɪftin paʊndz ʌ deɪ.
target/0_002126.wav	0_002126	0cheerful	Teas of the finest flavour consist of the youngest leaves; and as these are gathered at four different periods of the year, the younger the leaves the higher flavoured the tea, and the scarcer, and consequently the dearer, the article.	194.694565	56.477806	61.53363	59.689205	10.381184	tiz ʌv ðʌ faɪnʌst kʌnsɪst ʌv ðʌ jʌŋɡʌst livz; ʌnd æz ðiz ɑɹ ɡæðɜ˞d æt fɔɹ dɪfɜ˞ʌnt pɪɹiʌdz ʌv ðʌ jɪɹ, ðʌ jʌŋɡɜ˞ ðʌ livz ðʌ haɪɜ˞ ðʌ ti, ʌnd ðʌ skɛɹsɜ˞, ʌnd kɑnsʌkwʌntli ðʌ dɪɹɜ˞, ðʌ ɑɹtʌkʌl.
target/0_002127.wav	0_002127	4whispering	There are about a dozen different kinds; but the principal are Bohea, Congou, and Souchong, and signify, respectively, inferior, middling, and superior.	114.851662	16.761784	47.506813	59.681377	8.216076	ðɛɹ ɑɹ ʌbaʊt ʌ dʌzʌn dɪfɜ˞ʌnt kaɪndz; bʌt ðʌ pɹɪnsʌpʌl ɑɹ , , ʌnd , ʌnd sɪɡnʌfaɪ, ɹɪspɛktɪvli, ɪnfɪɹiɜ˞, mɪdʌlɪŋ, ʌnd supɪɹiɜ˞.
target/0_002128.wav	0_002128	4whispering	Tea, when chemically analyzed, is found to contain woody fibre, mucilage, a considerable quantity of the astringent principle, or tannin, a narcotic principle, which is, perhaps, connected with a peculiar aroma.	189.545227	26.392862	68.464172	59.657757	13.458404	ti, wɛn kɛmʌkli ænʌlaɪzd, ɪz faʊnd tu kʌnteɪn wʊdi faɪbɜ˞, , ʌ kʌnsɪdɜ˞ʌbʌl kwɑntʌti ʌv ðʌ ʌstɹɪndʒʌnt pɹɪnsʌpʌl, ɔɹ , ʌ nɑɹkɑtɪk pɹɪnsʌpʌl, wɪtʃ ɪz, pɜ˞hæps, kʌnɛktɪd wɪð ʌ pʌkjuljɜ˞ ɜ˞oʊmʌ.
target/0_002129.wav	0_002129	1neural	The tannin is shown by its striking a black colour with sulphate of iron, and is the cause of the dark stain which is always formed when tea is spilt upon buff-coloured cottons dyed with iron.	194.377319	35.861195	63.896851	59.782757	16.762186	ðʌ ɪz ʃoʊn baɪ ɪts stɹaɪkɪŋ ʌ blæk kʌlɜ˞ wɪð sʌlfeɪt ʌv aɪɜ˞n, ʌnd ɪz ðʌ kɑz ʌv ðʌ dɑɹk steɪn wɪtʃ ɪz ɔlweɪz fɔɹmd wɛn ti ɪz spɪlt ʌpɑn bʌf-kʌlɜ˞d kɑtʌnz daɪd wɪð aɪɜ˞n.
target/0_002130.wav	0_002130	2sad	We have in tea, of many kinds, a beverage which contains the active constituents of the most powerful mineral springs, and, however small the amount of iron may be which we daily take in this form, it cannot be destitute of influence on the vital processes."	221.708832	28.575239	57.170429	59.336239	21.243886	wi hæv ɪn ti, ʌv mɛni kaɪndz, ʌ bɛvɜ˞ɪdʒ wɪtʃ kʌnteɪnz ðʌ æktɪv kʌnstɪtʃuʌnts ʌv ðʌ moʊst paʊɜ˞fʌl mɪnɜ˞ʌl spɹɪŋz, ʌnd, haʊɛvɜ˞ smɔl ðʌ ʌmaʊnt ʌv aɪɜ˞n meɪ bi wɪtʃ wi deɪli teɪk ɪn ðɪs fɔɹm, ɪt kænɑt bi dɛstʌtut ʌv ɪnfluʌns ɑn ðʌ vaɪtʌl pɹɑsɛsʌz."
target/0_002131.wav	0_002131	4whispering	The leaves of the sloe, white thorn, ash, elder, and some others, have been employed for this purpose; such as the leaves of the speedwell, wild germander, black currants, syringa, purple-spiked willow-herb, sweet-brier, and cherry-tree.	217.255341	30.066185	58.795826	58.649128	11.864891	ðʌ livz ʌv ðʌ sloʊ, waɪt θɔɹn, æʃ, ɛldɜ˞, ʌnd sʌm ʌðɜ˞z, hæv bɪn ɛmplɔɪd fɔɹ ðɪs pɜ˞pʌs; sʌtʃ æz ðʌ livz ʌv ðʌ , waɪld , blæk , , pɜ˞pʌl-spaɪkt wɪloʊ-ɜ˞b, swit-bɹaɪɜ˞, ʌnd tʃɛɹi-tɹi.
target/0_002132.wav	0_002132	3shouting	Some of these are harmless, others are to a certain degree poisonous; as, for example, are the leaves of all the varieties of the plum and cherry tribe, to which the sloe belongs.	351.989075	100.551537	55.546139	58.027435	22.274757	sʌm ʌv ðiz ɑɹ hɑɹmlʌs, ʌðɜ˞z ɑɹ tu ʌ sɜ˞tʌn dɪɡɹi pɔɪzʌnʌs; æz, fɔɹ ɪɡzæmpʌl, ɑɹ ðʌ livz ʌv ɔl ðʌ vɜ˞aɪʌtiz ʌv ðʌ plʌm ʌnd tʃɛɹi tɹaɪb, tu wɪtʃ ðʌ sloʊ bɪlɔŋz.
target/0_002133.wav	0_002133	3shouting	Adulteration by means of these leaves is by no means a new species of fraud; and several acts of parliament, from the time of George II., have been passed, specifying severe penalties against those guilty of the offence, which, notwithstanding numerous convictions, continues to the present time.	293.285614	71.575775	61.283928	59.666008	18.934057	ʌdʌltɜ˞eɪʃʌn baɪ minz ʌv ðiz livz ɪz baɪ noʊ minz ʌ nu spiʃiz ʌv fɹɔd; ʌnd sɛvɹʌl ækts ʌv pɑɹlʌmʌnt, fɹʌm ðʌ taɪm ʌv dʒɔɹdʒ ., hæv bɪn pæst, spɛsʌfaɪɪŋ sʌvɪɹ pɛnʌltiz ʌɡɛnst ðoʊz ɡɪlti ʌv ðʌ , wɪtʃ, nɑtwɪθstændɪŋ numɜ˞ʌs kʌnvɪkʃʌnz, kʌntɪnjuz tu ðʌ pɹɛzʌnt taɪm.
target/0_002134.wav	0_002134	0cheerful	The greatest care should be taken that it has not been exposed to the air, which destroys its flavour.	236.939514	63.22961	70.375763	59.568604	16.84822	ðʌ ɡɹeɪtʌst kɛɹ ʃʊd bi teɪkʌn ðæt ɪt hæz nɑt bɪn ɪkspoʊzd tu ðʌ ɛɹ, wɪtʃ dɪstɹɔɪz ɪts .
target/0_002135.wav	0_002135	0cheerful	It would be impossible, in the space at our command, to enumerate the various modes adopted in different countries for "making coffee;" that is, the phrase commonly understood to mean the complete preparation of this delicious beverage for drinking.	176.566833	47.925827	59.888645	59.741562	17.598676	ɪt wʊd bi ɪmpɑsʌbʌl, ɪn ðʌ speɪs æt aʊɜ˞ kʌmænd, tu ɪnumɜ˞eɪt ðʌ vɛɹiʌs moʊdz ʌdɑptɪd ɪn dɪfɜ˞ʌnt kʌntɹiz fɔɹ "meɪkɪŋ kɑfi;" ðæt ɪz, ðʌ fɹeɪz kɑmʌnli ʌndɜ˞stʊd tu min ðʌ kʌmplit pɹɛpɜ˞eɪʃʌn ʌv ðɪs dɪlɪʃʌs bɛvɜ˞ɪdʒ fɔɹ dɹɪŋkɪŋ.
target/0_002136.wav	0_002136	4whispering	For performing this operation, such recipes or methods as we have found most practical will be inserted in their proper place; but the following facts connected with coffee will be found highly interesting.	191.585831	30.298206	65.181198	59.832314	25.454545	fɔɹ pɜ˞fɔɹmɪŋ ðɪs ɑpɜ˞eɪʃʌn, sʌtʃ ɹɛsʌpiz ɔɹ mɛθʌdz æz wi hæv faʊnd moʊst pɹæktʌkʌl wɪl bi ɪnsɜ˞tʌd ɪn ðɛɹ pɹɑpɜ˞ pleɪs; bʌt ðʌ fɑloʊɪŋ fækts kʌnɛktɪd wɪð kɑfi wɪl bi faʊnd haɪli ɪntɹʌstɪŋ.
target/0_002137.wav	0_002137	0cheerful	It appears that coffee was first introduced into England by Daniel Edwards, a Turkey merchant, whose servant, Pasqua, a Greek, understood the manner of roasting it.	215.617691	63.217159	66.495964	59.76664	15.950353	ɪt ʌpɪɹz ðæt kɑfi wɑz fɜ˞st ɪntɹʌdust ɪntu ɪŋɡlʌnd baɪ dænjʌl ɛdwɜ˞dz, ʌ tɜ˞ki mɜ˞tʃʌnt, huz sɜ˞vʌnt, pɑskwʌ, ʌ ɡɹik, ʌndɜ˞stʊd ðʌ mænɜ˞ ʌv ɹoʊstɪŋ ɪt.
target/0_002138.wav	0_002138	3shouting	This servant, under the patronage of Edwards, established the first coffee-house in London, in George Yard, Lombard Street.	314.11322	76.452637	57.957817	59.588123	13.730804	ðɪs sɜ˞vʌnt, ʌndɜ˞ ðʌ pætɹʌnɪdʒ ʌv ɛdwɜ˞dz, ɪstæblɪʃt ðʌ fɜ˞st kɑfi-haʊs ɪn lʌndʌn, ɪn dʒɔɹdʒ jɑɹd, lɑmbɑɹd stɹit.
target/0_002139.wav	0_002139	1neural	Of the various kinds of coffee the Arabian is considered the best. It is grown chiefly in the districts of Aden and Mocha; whence the name of our Mocha coffee.	199.462479	33.722126	70.644707	59.500126	21.225071	ʌv ðʌ vɛɹiʌs kaɪndz ʌv kɑfi ðʌ ʌɹeɪbiʌn ɪz kʌnsɪdɜ˞d ðʌ bɛst. ɪt ɪz ɡɹoʊn tʃifli ɪn ðʌ dɪstɹɪkts ʌv eɪdʌn ʌnd moʊkʌ; wɛns ðʌ neɪm ʌv aʊɜ˞ moʊkʌ kɑfi.
target/0_002140.wav	0_002140	1neural	Mocha coffee has a smaller and rounder bean than any other, and likewise a more agreeable smell and taste.	172.044022	26.424389	66.087753	59.227581	15.047508	moʊkʌ kɑfi hæz ʌ smɔlɜ˞ ʌnd ɹaʊndɜ˞ bin ðæn ɛni ʌðɜ˞, ʌnd laɪkwaɪz ʌ mɔɹ ʌɡɹiʌbʌl smɛl ʌnd teɪst.
target/0_002141.wav	0_002141	4whispering	A considerable change takes place in the arrangement of the constituents of coffee by the application of heat in roasting it. Independently of one of the objects of roasting, namely, that of destroying its toughness and rendering it easily ground, its tannin and other principles are rendered partly soluble in water; and it is to the tannin that the brown colour of the decoction of coffee is owing.	171.711563	23.319923	69.266281	59.825684	23.703703	ʌ kʌnsɪdɜ˞ʌbʌl tʃeɪndʒ teɪks pleɪs ɪn ðʌ ɜ˞eɪndʒmʌnt ʌv ðʌ kʌnstɪtʃuʌnts ʌv kɑfi baɪ ðʌ æplʌkeɪʃʌn ʌv hit ɪn ɹoʊstɪŋ ɪt. ɪndɪpɛndʌntli ʌv wʌn ʌv ðʌ ɑbdʒɛkts ʌv ɹoʊstɪŋ, neɪmli, ðæt ʌv dɪstɹɔɪɪŋ ɪts tʌfnʌs ʌnd ɹɛndɜ˞ɪŋ ɪt izʌli ɡɹaʊnd, ɪts ʌnd ʌðɜ˞ pɹɪnsʌpʌlz ɑɹ ɹɛndɜ˞d pɑɹtli sɑljʌbʌl ɪn wɔtɜ˞; ʌnd ɪt ɪz tu ðʌ ðæt ðʌ bɹaʊn kʌlɜ˞ ʌv ðʌ ʌv kɑfi ɪz oʊɪŋ.
target/0_002142.wav	0_002142	1neural	The roasting of coffee in the best manner requires great nicety, and much of the qualities of the beverage depends upon the operation. The roasting of coffee for the dealers in London and Paris has now become a separate branch of business, and some of the roasters perform the operation on a great scale, with considerable skill.	227.288666	42.942303	62.937428	59.648689	16.907615	ðʌ ɹoʊstɪŋ ʌv kɑfi ɪn ðʌ bɛst mænɜ˞ ɹikwaɪɜ˞z ɡɹeɪt naɪsɪti, ʌnd mʌtʃ ʌv ðʌ kwɑlʌtiz ʌv ðʌ bɛvɜ˞ɪdʒ dɪpɛndz ʌpɑn ðʌ ɑpɜ˞eɪʃʌn. ðʌ ɹoʊstɪŋ ʌv kɑfi fɔɹ ðʌ dilɜ˞z ɪn lʌndʌn ʌnd pɛɹɪs hæz naʊ bɪkʌm ʌ sɛpɜ˞eɪt bɹæntʃ ʌv bɪznʌs, ʌnd sʌm ʌv ðʌ ɹoʊstɜ˞z pɜ˞fɔɹm ðʌ ɑpɜ˞eɪʃʌn ɑn ʌ ɡɹeɪt skeɪl, wɪð kʌnsɪdɜ˞ʌbʌl skɪl.
target/0_002143.wav	0_002143	4whispering	Roasted coffee loses from 20 to 30 per cent, by sufficient roasting, and the powder suffers much by exposure to the air; but, while raw, it not only does not lose its flavour for a year or two, but improves by keeping.	171.466324	26.952295	69.347847	59.177143	14.853096	ɹoʊstʌd kɑfi luzʌz fɹʌm tu pɜ˞ sɛnt, baɪ sʌfɪʃʌnt ɹoʊstɪŋ, ʌnd ðʌ paʊdɜ˞ sʌfɜ˞z mʌtʃ baɪ ɪkspoʊʒɜ˞ tu ðʌ ɛɹ; bʌt, waɪl ɹɑ, ɪt nɑt oʊnli dʌz nɑt luz ɪts fɔɹ ʌ jɪɹ ɔɹ tu, bʌt ɪmpɹuvz baɪ kipɪŋ.
target/0_002144.wav	0_002144	2sad	If a cup of the best coffee be placed upon a table boiling hot, it will fill the room with its fragrance; but the coffee, when warmed again after being cold, will be found to have lost most of its flavour.	179.687759	27.486523	64.3256	59.705677	21.098141	ɪf ʌ kʌp ʌv ðʌ bɛst kɑfi bi pleɪst ʌpɑn ʌ teɪbʌl bɔɪlɪŋ hɑt, ɪt wɪl fɪl ðʌ ɹum wɪð ɪts fɹeɪɡɹʌns; bʌt ðʌ kɑfi, wɛn wɔɹmd ʌɡɛn æftɜ˞ biɪŋ koʊld, wɪl bi faʊnd tu hæv lɔst moʊst ʌv ɪts .
target/0_002145.wav	0_002145	3shouting	To have coffee in perfection, it should be roasted and ground just before it is used, and more should not be ground at a time than is wanted for immediate use, or, if it be necessary to grind more, it should be kept closed from the air.	286.281006	63.969055	58.756992	59.596615	21.157024	tu hæv kɑfi ɪn pɜ˞fɛkʃʌn, ɪt ʃʊd bi ɹoʊstʌd ʌnd ɡɹaʊnd dʒʌst bɪfɔɹ ɪt ɪz juzd, ʌnd mɔɹ ʃʊd nɑt bi ɡɹaʊnd æt ʌ taɪm ðæn ɪz wɔntɪd fɔɹ ɪmidiʌt jus, ɔɹ, ɪf ɪt bi nɛsʌsɛɹi tu ɡɹaɪnd mɔɹ, ɪt ʃʊd bi kɛpt kloʊzd fɹʌm ðʌ ɛɹ.
target/0_002146.wav	0_002146	3shouting	With respect to the quantity of coffee used in making the decoction, much depends upon the taste of the consumer.	331.456055	83.97963	68.377312	59.70755	20.902357	wɪð ɹɪspɛkt tu ðʌ kwɑntʌti ʌv kɑfi juzd ɪn meɪkɪŋ ðʌ , mʌtʃ dɪpɛndz ʌpɑn ðʌ teɪst ʌv ðʌ kʌnsumɜ˞.
target/0_002147.wav	0_002147	3shouting	The next morning they drove to town again, passing slowly up the street of the little village to examine each building that might be a possible location for a newspaper office.	370.787872	124.220512	49.967983	50.197598	10.830141	ðʌ nɛkst mɔɹnɪŋ ðeɪ dɹoʊv tu taʊn ʌɡɛn, pæsɪŋ sloʊli ʌp ðʌ stɹit ʌv ðʌ lɪtʌl vɪlʌdʒ tu ɪɡzæmɪn itʃ bɪldɪŋ ðæt maɪt bi ʌ pɑsʌbʌl loʊkeɪʃʌn fɔɹ ʌ nuzpeɪpɜ˞ ɔfɪs.
target/0_002148.wav	0_002148	2sad	Here is a map that Patsy drew of Millville, which gives a fair idea of its arrangement:	110.861519	22.789551	69.358528	59.667419	9.243431	hiɹ ɪz ʌ mæp ðæt pætsi dɹu ʌv , wɪtʃ ɡɪvz ʌ fɛɹ aɪdiʌ ʌv ɪts ɜ˞eɪndʒmʌnt:
target/0_002149.wav	0_002149	0cheerful	[Illustration: Village Street]	219.28244	59.126656	69.036316	48.600357	12.030075	[ɪlʌstɹeɪʃʌn: vɪlʌdʒ stɹit]
target/0_002150.wav	0_002150	2sad	Counting the dwellings there were exactly twelve buildings, and they all seemed occupied.	189.053177	26.38175	69.624466	59.390137	21.652422	kaʊntɪŋ ðʌ dwɛlɪŋz ðɛɹ wɜ˞ ɪɡzæktli twɛlv bɪldɪŋz, ʌnd ðeɪ ɔl simd ɑkjʌpaɪd.
target/0_002151.wav	0_002151	4whispering	When they reached the hardware store, opposite Cotting's, Mr. West, the proprietor, was standing on the broad platform in front of it.	187.687698	27.530369	66.627792	56.57589	9.423979	wɛn ðeɪ ɹitʃt ðʌ hɑɹdwɛɹ stɔɹ, ɑpʌzʌt ɛs, mɪstɜ˞ wɛst, ðʌ pɹʌpɹaɪʌtɜ˞, wɑz stændɪŋ ɑn ðʌ bɹɔd plætfɔɹm ɪn fɹʌnt ʌv ɪt.
target/0_002152.wav	0_002152	1neural	In many respects Bob West was the most important citizen of Millville.	172.322922	30.900858	68.250175	59.672516	17.984153	ɪn mɛni ɹɪspɛkts bɑb wɛst wɑz ðʌ moʊst ɪmpɔɹtʌnt sɪtʌzʌn ʌv .
target/0_002153.wav	0_002153	4whispering	A widower of long standing, without children or near relatives, he occupied a suite of well-appointed rooms over the hardware store and took his meals at the hotel.	101.547127	25.108198	53.016365	59.769165	11.545998	ʌ wɪdoʊɜ˞ ʌv lɔŋ stændɪŋ, wɪθaʊt tʃɪldɹʌn ɔɹ nɪɹ ɹɛlʌtɪvz, hi ɑkjʌpaɪd ʌ swit ʌv wɛl-ʌpɔɪntɪd ɹumz oʊvɜ˞ ðʌ hɑɹdwɛɹ stɔɹ ʌnd tʊk hɪz milz æt ðʌ hoʊtɛl.
target/0_002154.wav	0_002154	2sad	He was an authority in the town, too, and a man of real importance.	198.326416	60.61351	57.401203	55.572327	8.086834	hi wɑz æn ʌθɔɹʌti ɪn ðʌ taʊn, tu, ʌnd ʌ mæn ʌv ɹil ɪmpɔɹtʌns.
target/0_002155.wav	0_002155	1neural	Mr. Merrick stopped his horse to speak with the hardware man, an old acquaintance.	156.920166	29.479221	68.469574	59.824928	21.574973	mɪstɜ˞ mɛɹɪk stɑpt hɪz hɔɹs tu spik wɪð ðʌ hɑɹdwɛɹ mæn, æn oʊld ʌkweɪntʌns.
target/0_002156.wav	0_002156	4whispering	"West," said he, "my girls are going to start a newspaper in Millville."	196.562088	21.093723	69.633812	56.727135	14.464858	"wɛst," sɛd hi, "maɪ ɡɜ˞lz ɑɹ ɡoʊɪŋ tu stɑɹt ʌ nuzpeɪpɜ˞ ɪn ."
target/0_002157.wav	0_002157	4whispering	The merchant bowed gravely, perhaps to cover the trace of a smile he was unable to repress.	172.116653	17.55541	66.60891	59.311291	10.932526	ðʌ mɜ˞tʃʌnt baʊd ɡɹeɪvli, pɜ˞hæps tu kʌvɜ˞ ðʌ tɹeɪs ʌv ʌ smaɪl hi wɑz ʌneɪbʌl tu ɹipɹɛs.
target/0_002158.wav	0_002158	4whispering	"It's to be a daily paper, you know," continued Mr. Merrick, "and it seems there's a lot of machinery in the outfit.	158.013962	22.41927	71.098129	59.526047	16.647575	"ɪts tu bi ʌ deɪli peɪpɜ˞, ju noʊ," kʌntɪnjud mɪstɜ˞ mɛɹɪk, "ʌnd ɪt simz ðɛɹz ʌ lɑt ʌv mʌʃinɜ˞i ɪn ðʌ aʊtfɪt.
target/0_002159.wav	0_002159	0cheerful	It'll need quite a bit of room, in other words, and we're looking for a place to install it."	271.753693	83.304283	68.231567	59.503033	16.109313	ɪtʌl nid kwaɪt ʌ bɪt ʌv ɹum, ɪn ʌðɜ˞ wɜ˞dz, ʌnd wiɹ lʊkɪŋ fɔɹ ʌ pleɪs tu ɪnstɔl ɪt."
target/0_002160.wav	0_002160	4whispering	West glanced along the street--up one side and down the other--and then shook his head negatively.	166.544479	24.616449	65.528679	58.853176	10.853801	wɛst ɡlænst ʌlɔŋ ðʌ stɹit--ʌp wʌn saɪd ʌnd daʊn ðʌ ʌðɜ˞--ʌnd ðɛn ʃʊk hɪz hɛd nɛɡʌtɪvli.
target/0_002161.wav	0_002161	2sad	"Plenty of land, but no buildings," said he.	206.219879	36.271305	45.982597	58.557838	7.876231	"plɛnti ʌv lænd, bʌt noʊ bɪldɪŋz," sɛd hi.
target/0_002162.wav	0_002162	2sad	"You might buy the old mill and turn it into a newspaper office.	145.991776	30.835062	68.156296	59.036488	12.949245	"ju maɪt baɪ ðʌ oʊld mɪl ʌnd tɜ˞n ɪt ɪntu ʌ nuzpeɪpɜ˞ ɔfɪs.
target/0_002163.wav	0_002163	2sad	"It's too dusty and floury," said Patsy.	231.15004	29.559681	47.04361	59.534672	5.831863	"ɪts tu dʌsti ʌnd ," sɛd pætsi.
target/0_002164.wav	0_002164	3shouting	"We'd never get it clean, I'm sure."	280.649475	89.782372	68.266075	59.754292	14.485596	"wid nɛvɜ˞ ɡɛt ɪt klin, aɪm ʃʊɹ."
target/0_002165.wav	0_002165	3shouting	West turned and looked at the shed reflectively.	291.209595	96.464378	70.259834	59.197704	12.66922	wɛst tɜ˞nd ʌnd lʊkt æt ðʌ ʃɛd .
target/0_002166.wav	0_002166	1neural	"That is where I store my stock of farm machinery," he said.	140.414368	52.931316	68.808647	59.782005	21.728395	"ðæt ɪz wɛɹ aɪ stɔɹ maɪ stɑk ʌv fɑɹm mʌʃinɜ˞i," hi sɛd.
target/0_002167.wav	0_002167	4whispering	In fact, I'm pretty well cleaned out of all surplus stock.	191.776367	26.501818	67.93734	48.121662	10.48123	ɪn fækt, aɪm pɹɪti wɛl klind aʊt ʌv ɔl sɜ˞plʌs stɑk.
target/0_002168.wav	0_002168	2sad	But next spring I shall need the place again."	215.386032	22.666927	70.177551	59.126911	17.905676	bʌt nɛkst spɹɪŋ aɪ ʃæl nid ðʌ pleɪs ʌɡɛn."
target/0_002169.wav	0_002169	1neural	"Good!" cried Mr. Merrick.	149.906601	33.553059	71.127289	59.686302	13.168724	"ɡʊd!" kɹaɪd mɪstɜ˞ mɛɹɪk.
target/0_002170.wav	0_002170	2sad	"That solves our problem.	203.269394	24.713247	70.758789	57.751614	8.366013	"ðæt sɑlvz aʊɜ˞ pɹɑblʌm.
target/0_002171.wav	0_002171	2sad	Has it a floor?"	252.855743	30.99057	67.348396	59.219543	7.866273	hæz ɪt ʌ flɔɹ?"
target/0_002172.wav	0_002172	1neural	"Yes; an excellent one; but only one small window."	171.309036	33.041695	69.35408	59.714184	12.044565	"jɛs; æn ɛksʌlʌnt wʌn; bʌt oʊnli wʌn smɔl wɪndoʊ."
target/0_002173.wav	0_002173	2sad	"We can remedy that," declared Uncle John.	215.400528	30.039223	70.039474	59.729454	15.492616	"wi kæn ɹɛmʌdi ðæt," dɪklɛɹd ʌŋkʌl dʒɑn.
target/0_002174.wav	0_002174	0cheerful	If it is, we'll build a fine new building for it; if it don't seem to prosper, we'll give you back the shed.	246.840057	57.399002	67.659958	59.011635	9.929359	ɪf ɪt ɪz, wil bɪld ʌ faɪn nu bɪldɪŋ fɔɹ ɪt; ɪf ɪt doʊnt sim tu pɹɑspɜ˞, wil ɡɪv ju bæk ðʌ ʃɛd.
target/0_002175.wav	0_002175	1neural	What do you say?"	150.917358	36.382542	69.85154	59.79438	12.176561	wʌt du ju seɪ?"
target/0_002176.wav	0_002176	4whispering	West thought it over.	178.288635	24.382332	68.571266	47.130535	11.594203	wɛst θɔt ɪt oʊvɜ˞.
target/0_002177.wav	0_002177	0cheerful	All right, Mr. Merrick; I'll move the truck out and give you possession.	268.771149	69.510956	69.522202	50.783905	10.37874	ɔl ɹaɪt, mɪstɜ˞ mɛɹɪk; aɪl muv ðʌ tɹʌk aʊt ʌnd ɡɪv ju pʌzɛʃʌn.
target/0_002178.wav	0_002178	3shouting	It won't make a bad newspaper office.	272.345306	114.295418	70.056374	57.796127	15.712683	ɪt woʊnt meɪk ʌ bæd nuzpeɪpɜ˞ ɔfɪs.
target/0_002179.wav	0_002179	3shouting	But of course you are to fit up the place at your own expense."	296.034821	71.500923	68.022346	59.115547	20.348059	bʌt ʌv kɔɹs ju ɑɹ tu fɪt ʌp ðʌ pleɪs æt jɔɹ oʊn ɪkspɛns."
target/0_002180.wav	0_002180	4whispering	"Thank you very much, sir!" exclaimed Uncle John.	107.151855	16.466295	70.557991	59.774807	18.946839	"θæŋk ju vɛɹi mʌtʃ, sɜ˞!" ɪkskleɪmd ʌŋkʌl dʒɑn.
target/0_002181.wav	0_002181	0cheerful	"I'll set Lon Taft at work at once.	229.737228	60.948246	69.624107	57.426971	12.137439	"aɪl sɛt lɑn tæft æt wɜ˞k æt wʌns.
target/0_002182.wav	0_002182	3shouting	Where can he be found?"	168.353668	79.343636	70.129425	59.610817	14.470285	wɛɹ kæn hi bi faʊnd?"
target/0_002183.wav	0_002183	3shouting	"Playing billiards at the hotel, usually.	312.531158	116.352409	68.222198	46.564758	10.001562	"pleɪɪŋ bɪljɜ˞dz æt ðʌ hoʊtɛl, juʒʌwʌli.
target/0_002184.wav	0_002184	3shouting	I suppose he is there now."	248.059586	127.418976	70.862961	57.824734	12.771392	aɪ sʌpoʊz hi ɪz ðɛɹ naʊ."
target/0_002185.wav	0_002185	2sad	"Very good; I'll hunt him up.	157.748962	27.21497	68.772606	58.222458	7.079646	"vɛɹi ɡʊd; aɪl hʌnt hɪm ʌp.
target/0_002186.wav	0_002186	3shouting	What do you think of our newspaper scheme, West?"	305.015198	90.530525	51.344604	37.468887	9.324009	wʌt du ju θɪŋk ʌv aʊɜ˞ nuzpeɪpɜ˞ skim, wɛst?"
target/0_002187.wav	0_002187	1neural	The old merchant hesitated.	184.743393	39.058228	69.664658	59.737724	12.862474	ðʌ oʊld mɜ˞tʃʌnt hɛzɪteɪtɪd.
target/0_002188.wav	0_002188	4whispering	Then he said slowly:	215.668594	24.320929	70.170059	58.859112	10.884354	ðɛn hi sɛd sloʊli:
target/0_002189.wav	0_002189	3shouting	"Whatever your charming and energetic nieces undertake, sir, will doubtless be well accomplished.	215.381104	69.789116	66.56842	59.236485	14.688193	"wʌtɛvɜ˞ jɔɹ tʃɑɹmɪŋ ʌnd ɛnɜ˞dʒɛtɪk nisɪz ʌndɜ˞teɪk, sɜ˞, wɪl daʊtlʌs bi wɛl ʌkɑmplɪʃt.
target/0_002190.wav	0_002190	1neural	Money is the keystone to success."	217.677917	40.186325	69.464539	59.790409	10.043942	mʌni ɪz ðʌ kistoʊn tu sʌksɛs."
target/0_002191.wav	0_002191	0cheerful	"Mr. West," said Louise, with dignity, "we are depending chiefly on the literary merit of our newspaper to win recognition."	218.530548	45.46629	61.666573	57.589687	10.074074	"mɪstɜ˞ wɛst," sɛd luiz, wɪð dɪɡnʌti, "wi ɑɹ dɪpɛndɪŋ tʃifli ɑn ðʌ lɪtɜ˞ɛɹi mɛɹʌt ʌv aʊɜ˞ nuzpeɪpɜ˞ tu wɪn ɹɛkʌɡnɪʃʌn."
target/0_002192.wav	0_002192	3shouting	"Of course; of course!" said he hastily.	204.453339	76.042572	68.215164	59.849159	9.653092	"ʌv kɔɹs; ʌv kɔɹs!" sɛd hi heɪstʌli.
target/0_002193.wav	0_002193	3shouting	"Put me down as a subscriber, please, and rely upon my support at all times.	377.220825	141.333313	67.095825	40.608295	14.864362	"pʊt mi daʊn æz ʌ sʌbskɹaɪbɜ˞, pliz, ʌnd ɹɪlaɪ ʌpɑn maɪ sʌpɔɹt æt ɔl taɪmz.
target/0_002194.wav	0_002194	3shouting	It is possible, young ladies--nay, quite probable, I should say--that your originality and genius will yet make Millville famous."	256.985168	61.067993	63.621979	59.567978	13.684366	ɪt ɪz pɑsʌbʌl, jʌŋ leɪdiz--neɪ, kwaɪt pɹɑbʌbʌl, aɪ ʃʊd seɪ--ðæt jɔɹ ɜ˞ɪdʒʌnælɪti ʌnd dʒinjʌs wɪl jɛt meɪk feɪmʌs."
target/0_002195.wav	0_002195	1neural	That speech pleased Uncle John, and as the hardware merchant bowed and turned away, Mr. Merrick said in his cheeriest tones: "He's quite right, my dears, and we're lucky to have found such a fine, roomy place for our establishment.	217.033112	57.52166	62.500633	59.784084	16.874093	ðæt spitʃ plizd ʌŋkʌl dʒɑn, ʌnd æz ðʌ hɑɹdwɛɹ mɜ˞tʃʌnt baʊd ʌnd tɜ˞nd ʌweɪ, mɪstɜ˞ mɛɹɪk sɛd ɪn hɪz tʃɪɹiʌst toʊnz: "hiz kwaɪt ɹaɪt, maɪ , ʌnd wiɹ lʌki tu hæv faʊnd sʌtʃ ʌ faɪn, ɹumi pleɪs fɔɹ aʊɜ˞ ɪstæblɪʃmʌnt.
target/0_002196.wav	0_002196	4whispering	Over the long-distance telephone Mr. Marvin reported that he had bought the required outfit and it was even then being loaded on the freight cars.	150.116913	18.481886	59.291035	57.67989	11.629523	oʊvɜ˞ ðʌ lɔŋdistʌns tɛlʌfoʊn mɪstɜ˞ mɑɹvɪn ɹipɔɹtɪd ðæt hi hæd bɑt ðʌ ɹikwaɪɜ˞d aʊtfɪt ʌnd ɪt wɑz ivɪn ðɛn biɪŋ loʊdɪd ɑn ðʌ fɹeɪt kɑɹz.
target/0_002197.wav	0_002197	1neural	"I've arranged for a special engine," he added, "and if all goes well the freight will be on the sidetrack at Chazy Junction on Monday morning.	179.112152	33.570354	69.142448	59.70401	23.59047	"aɪv ɜ˞eɪndʒd fɔɹ ʌ spɛʃʌl ɛndʒʌn," hi ædʌd, "ʌnd ɪf ɔl ɡoʊz wɛl ðʌ fɹeɪt wɪl bi ɑn ðʌ saɪdtɹæk æt dʒʌŋkʃʌn ɑn mʌndi mɔɹnɪŋ.
target/0_002198.wav	0_002198	4whispering	But he asks if you have arranged for your workmen.	167.427414	20.154251	68.954086	59.862404	21.759258	bʌt hi æsks ɪf ju hæv ɜ˞eɪndʒd fɔɹ jɔɹ wɜ˞kmɪn.
target/0_002199.wav	0_002199	2sad	How about it, Mr. Merrick? have you plenty of competent printers and pressmen at Millville?"	232.354263	33.454021	71.49897	59.709614	14.865034	haʊ ʌbaʊt ɪt, mɪstɜ˞ mɛɹɪk? hæv ju plɛnti ʌv kɑmpʌtɪnt pɹɪntɜ˞z ʌnd æt ?"

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