speaker vowel/frame context F1 F2 F3 gl F1 gl F2 gl F3 JOHG09 BEET (thousand) seagulls (eating) 445 2713 3259 445 2713 3259 JOHG09 BEET (seagulls) eating (dead fish) 449 2663 3160 447 2838 3167 JOHG09 BEET "(Friday, all) heÕd (seen were)" 435 2810 3322 435 2810 3322 JOHG09 BEET ([pause]) HeÕd (be a fool if) 474 2800 3302 474 2800 3302 JOHG09 BEET (At) least (August was) 459 2602 3242 484 2579 3288 JOHG09 BEET (August was) peaceful ([pause]) 435 2542 3321 448 2519 3236 JOHG09 BEET (caught--[pause]) Even (a goat) 455 2790 3378 475 2859 3414 JOHG09 BEET "(10-lb. bags) cheap, (the manager)" 425 2973 3319 445 2682 3075 JOHG09 BEET (I only) need (five right now) 469 2936 3250 464 2868 3197 JOHG09 BEET (that Joan would) be (hostile if he) 429 2823 3186 455 2771 3197 JOHG09 BIT (washing the) dishes (from last) 578 2103 3266 JOHG09 BIT (could and) hit (the culvert) 588 2165 3462 JOHG09 BIT "(telephone poles) zip (by, he passed)" 681 1984 3409 JOHG09 BIT (eating dead) fish ([pause] On) 682 2196 3247 JOHG09 BIT (if he) didnÕt (have the sense) 613 2230 3231 JOHG09 BIT "(bothered) it, (too [pause])" 570 2269 3337 JOHG09 BIT (a tight) fit (in his small) 705 2100 3309 JOHG09 BIT (saw a guy) fixing (the roof of) 546 2180 3081 JOHG09 BIT (stove [pause]) Picturing (the fire) 640 2197 2851 JOHG09 BIT (no cure for) this ([pause]) 731 2016 3270 JOHG09 BAIT (which) made (his ears) 578 2890 3247 575 2882 3346 JOHG09 BAIT (I canÕt) stay (cooped up) 638 2299 3367 605 2538 3409 JOHG09 BAIT (a nice) day (he thought) 733 2197 3341 670 2501 3428 JOHG09 BAIT (bad it) made (him cough) 556 2642 3287 562 2708 3182 JOHG09 BAIT (plants [pause]) They (made his) 578 2629 3396 574 2627 3434 JOHG09 BAIT (at a Gulf) station (and bought) 531 2545 3365 474 2651 3317 JOHG09 BET (eating) dead (fish) 778 2167 3266 JOHG09 BET "(Dam [pause]) Next, (he rode through)" 647 2380 3294 JOHG09 BET (He) headed (back to town) 804 2152 3308 JOHG09 BET (Tuesday [pause]) Checking (his pocket) 715 2218 3179 JOHG09 BET (having a) special (on light bulbs) 721 1580 3030 JOHG09 BET "(and then,) second, (two cots on sale)" 811 2101 3276 JOHG09 BET (I) guess (thereÕs no cure) 698 2132 3125 JOHG09 BAT (too cold) Saturday (to soak) 856 1995 3323 JOHG09 BAT (He still) hadnÕt (started washing) 965 1833 3170 JOHG09 BAT (took off as) fast (as he could) 852 1482 3166 JOHG09 BAT (he) passed (both a school) 844 1923 3140 JOHG09 BAT (hospital [pause]) After (five minutes) 842 1862 2985 JOHG09 BAT (air was so) bad (it made him) 937 1924 2981 JOHG09 BAT (can looked) happy ([pause] He) 905 1954 3004 JOHG09 BAT (He headed) back (to town) 902 1812 3113 JOHG09 BAT (bought some) gas (because Joan) 870 1879 2782 JOHG09 BAT (a bushel) basket ([pause] He rushed) 904 1749 2867 JOHG09 BAT "(wash) that (big, dark cooking)" 901 1799 3202 JOHG09 BAN "(shoot arrows,) Sam (decided to)" 615 2581 3487 600 2570 3140 JOHG09 BAN (dashed to the) family (car before) 584 2505 3231 594 2248 3288 JOHG09 BAN (I) canÕt (stay cooped up) 602 2634 3429 625 2470 3339 JOHG09 BAN "(Hoover) Dam, (where he saw)" 566 2599 3375 603 2199 3093 JOHG09 BAN (avoid those) plants. ([pause] they) 578 2422 3395 573 2153 3372 JOHG09 BAN (on a tin) can (looked happy) 613 2560 3324 640 2296 3334 JOHG09 BAN (asked the) manager. ([pause] No) 514 2488 3651 514 2488 3651 JOHG09 BAN (manager) answered. ([pause] I) 513 2372 3218 550 2221 3856 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (his ears) throb ([pause] As) 913 1991 3151 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT ([pause]) Watching (the telephone) 725 1849 3119 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (and a) hospital. ([pause] After) 817 1223 3285 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (hoarse [pause]) Not (far away) 850 1503 3175 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT "(ragweed) bothered (it, too)" 812 1329 3075 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (Checking his) pocket (for cash) 831 1390 3070 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT "(cash, he) stopped (at a Gulf)" 873 1517 2991 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT "(now, he) nodded, (plus some)" 697 1643 3406 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (two) cots (on sale) 803 1277 3081 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT "(since it had) gotten (hot, and)" 793 1498 2710 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT "(gotten) hot, (and he recalled)" 904 1596 3208 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (would be) hostile (if he didnÕt) 816 1372 2690 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (cooking) pot (on the stove) 813 1319 2751 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (and his) daughter (was playing) 729 1155 3186 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (Joan) caught (him [pause]) 840 1300 2855 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (He took) off (as fast as he) 779 1345 2830 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT "(day, he) thought ([pause] Watching)" 796 1427 3318 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (where he) saw (a sight to behold) 727 1278 2964 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (made him) cough ([pause] HeÕd be) 851 1475 2941 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (station and) bought (some gas) 852 1386 3127 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (tool store) ought ([P] to sell ten-pound) 850 1221 2767 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT (small-sized) auto ([pause] On the) 904 1404 3155 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT "(house and) thought, (I need to put)" 768 1587 3286 JOHG09 BOT=BOUGHT "(from hard to) soft, (since it had)" 800 1383 3002 JOHG09 BOAT (Saturday to) soak (in his pool) 609 1979 3306 585 1984 3153 JOHG09 BOAT "(minutes, he) drove (around Hoover)" 606 1946 2867 605 1887 2568 JOHG09 BOAT (pushing a) boat (along the end) 682 2040 3225 696 2078 3230 JOHG09 BOAT "(Next, he) rode (through some farms)" 618 2162 3121 618 2162 3121 JOHG09 BOAT (ragweed was) so (bad it made him) 626 2191 3235 641 2184 3218 JOHG09 BOAT (sense to avoid) those (plants [pause]) 628 2158 3205 602 2155 3260 JOHG09 BOAT (Even a) goat (chewing on a tin can) 607 2297 3141 551 1873 2790 JOHG09 BOAT "(manager [pause]) No, (but TharpÕs)" 598 2246 3272 640 2220 3165 JOHG09 BOAT (pull a fall) coat ([P] of paint on my) 598 2244 3110 564 1687 2965 JOHG09 BOAT (pot on the) stove. ([pause] Picturing) 637 2157 3306 571 1846 3000 JOHG09 BOAT (out the dish) soap. ([pause] I guess) 630 2354 3454 562 2208 3354 JOHG09 BUT (stay cooped) up (inside on such) 739 1892 3266 JOHG09 BUT (up inside on) such (a nice day) 581 2011 3452 JOHG09 BUT (There) mustÕve (been a thousand) 691 1950 3199 JOHG09 BUT "(he nodded,) plus (some hooks)" 710 1764 3298 JOHG09 BUT (took a) shortcut (down Tuttle) 710 2060 3170 JOHG09 BUT (shortcut down) Tuttle (Street and) 704 1666 3148 JOHG09 BUT (hear his) other (daughter practicing) 766 1861 3163 JOHG09 BUT "(poor ears, he) muttered (as he poured)" 646 1976 3267 JOHG09 BOOK ([pause] He) took (off as fast) 721 2001 3254 JOHG09 BOOK (fast as he) could (and hit the) 660 2076 3167 JOHG09 BOOK (were men) pushing (a boat) 554 2131 3271 JOHG09 BOOK (He enjoyed) looking (at the hogs) 711 1857 3365 JOHG09 BOOK "(plus some) hooks, (bolts, and a)" 674 1619 3062 JOHG09 BOOK "(bolts, and a) bushel (basket [pause])" 577 1409 2684 JOHG09 BOOK "(big, dark [P]) cooking (pot on the)" 544 1898 2921 JOHG09 BOOK "(stove, he) took (a shortcut down)" 580 2128 3190 JOHG09 BOOT (canÕt stay) cooped (up inside) 438 1945 2723 438 1945 2723 JOHG09 BOOT "(drove around) Hoover (Dam, where)" 481 2162 2991 464 1892 2623 JOHG09 BOOT (fixing the) roof (of his house) 556 2129 2721 556 2129 2721 JOHG09 TOOT "(foggy to) shoot (arrows, Sam)" 461 2349 2753 515 1932 2864 JOHG09 TOOT (rode) th'ough (some farms with) 477 2234 2936 470 2192 3494 JOHG09 TOOT "(bothered it,) too. ([pause] At)" 583 2135 3110 632 1540 2697 JOHG09 TOOT "(driveway salt,) do (you? he asked)" 406 2654 3406 406 2654 3406 JOHG09 TOOT "(then, second,) two (cots on sale)" 430 2207 3016 430 2207 3016 JOHG09 BIDE (Sam) decided (to tour the) 802 1977 3284 792 1975 3264 JOHG09 BIDE (tour the) countryside. ([pause] His) 786 1849 3422 689 2166 3419 JOHG09 BIDE (out of his) drive. ([pause] I canÕt) 825 1915 2917 749 2204 3187 JOHG09 BIDE (cooped up) inside (on such a nice) 851 1646 3355 769 2076 3266 JOHG09 BIDE "(After) five (minutes, he drove)" 839 1912 3036 740 2041 3138 JOHG09 BIDE "(On) Friday, (all heÕd seen were)" 851 2037 2535 831 2176 3185 JOHG09 BIDE "(have any) driveway (salt, do you?)" 767 1711 2680 720 2022 2711 JOHG09 BIDE "(only need) five (right now, he)" 916 1578 2969 805 2206 3228 JOHG09 BIDE (in his small-) sized (foreign auto) 799 1625 3403 639 2058 3316 JOHG09 BIDE "(fire in her) eyes, (he took a)" 847 1812 2879 544 2514 3174 JOHG09 BITE "(golf partner,) Pike, (was gone, and)" 765 2276 3350 527 2724 3351 JOHG09 BITE "(playing the) fife, (which made his)" 812 2146 3184 521 2500 3060 JOHG09 BITE "(before his) wife, (Joan, caught him)" 668 1951 3104 644 2096 3050 JOHG09 BITE (from last) night. ([pause] He took) 672 2023 3227 600 2649 3376 JOHG09 BITE "(on such a) nice (day, he thought)" 671 2164 3419 604 2376 3398 JOHG09 BITE (he saw a) sight (to behold [pause]) 806 2020 3269 543 2494 3403 JOHG09 BITE "(need five) right (now, he nodded)" 754 2298 2763 663 2504 3291 JOHG09 BITE "(special on) light (bulbs, and first)" 687 2164 3346 611 2404 3444 JOHG09 BITE (they were a) tight (fit in his small) 752 2086 3211 570 2342 3250 JOHG09 BOUT (wanted to get) out (of the house) 915 1810 3267 800 1381 3104 JOHG09 BOUT (out of the) house (so he dashed) 911 1365 2893 835 1491 2992 JOHG09 BOUT (been a) thousand (seagulls eating) 863 1804 3223 782 1429 3219 JOHG09 BOUT "(hogs, horses,) cows, (and a bull)" 822 1479 2863 683 1199 2978 JOHG09 BOUT "(morning, and) now (he felt refreshed)" 750 2081 3211 725 1769 3146 JOHG09 BOUT (roof of his) house (and thought) 831 1443 3253 788 1482 3147 JOHG09 BOUT (as he poured) out (the dish soap) 855 1629 2924 744 1108 2914 JOHG09 BOY (farms with) soybean (fields and the) 535 1331 3012 546 2321 3308 JOHG09 BOY (sense to) avoid (those plants [pause]) 619 1261 2905 655 2040 3100 JOHG09 BOY (They made his) voice (sound hoarse.) 576 1501 2922 546 2356 3147 JOHG09 BOY ([pause] He) enjoyed (looking at the) 556 1482 2606 636 2030 2965 JOHG09 BAR "(His golf) partner, (Pike, was)" 829 1876 2452 JOHG09 BAR (the family) car (before his wife) 947 1790 2179 JOHG09 BAR (still hadnÕt) started (washing the) 767 1644 2840 JOHG09 BAR ([pause] Not) far (away he heard) 814 1583 2545 JOHG09 BAR (dog--a dog) barking ([pause] Maybe) 769 1185 2098 JOHG09 BAR "(No, but) TharpÕs (tool store ought)" 821 1946 2873 JOHG09 BAR ([pause] The) tar (on the road had) 727 1427 2635 JOHG09 BAR "(gone from) hard (to soft, since)" 689 1480 2144 JOHG09 BAR "(wash that big,) dark ([P] cooking pot)" 709 1761 2660 JOHG09 BORder=BOAR (family car) before (his wife) 567 1181 2829 JOHG09 BORder=BOAR (voice sound) hoarse ([pause] At) 673 1516 2359 JOHG09 BORder=BOAR "(at the hogs,) horses, (cows, and a)" 606 1261 2586 JOHG09 BORder=BOAR "(rushed to the) store, ([P] which was)" 569 1411 2700 JOHG09 BORder=BOAR (took a) shortcut (down Tuttle) 645 1572 2264 JOHG09 BORder=BOAR (as he) poured (out the dish soap) 624 1108 2598 JOHG09 BORder=BOAR "(Oh, my) poor (ears, he muttered)" 599 1144 2477 JOHG09 TOUR (decided to) tour (the countryside) 548 1776 2664 JOHG09 BUR "(far away, he) heard (a dog--a dog)" 696 2185 2380 JOHG09 BUR (first--[P] and) first (he bought those) 698 1859 2298 JOHG09 BUR (thereÕs no) cure (for this [pause]) 575 1869 2191 JOHG09 BARE (behold [pause]) There (must've [P]) 668 2205 3172 JOHG09 BARE (With the) spare (tire [P] they were a) 705 1988 2559 JOHG09 BARE (I guess) there's (no cure for this) 549 2048 3036 JOHG09 BEER (made his) ears (throb [pause]) 452 2467 2951 JOHG09 BEER (in time to) hear (his other daughter) 570 2259 2797 JOHG09 BEER "(Oh, my poor) ears (he muttered)" 454 2753 3558 JOHG09 POOL=PULL (soak in his) pool (and too foggy) 576 1001 3139 566 1124 3057 JOHG09 POOL=PULL (both a) school (and a hospital) 574 815 2890 596 896 2848 JOHG09 POOL=PULL (HeÕd be a) fool (if he didnÕt have) 572 991 2971 588 1012 2966 JOHG09 POOL=PULL (TharpÕs) tool (store ought to sell) 520 981 2726 551 928 2803 JOHG09 POOL=PULL (as he) pulled (out of his) 566 932 2929 617 1028 2762 JOHG09 POOL=PULL "(cows, and a) bull (this Saturday)" 548 1052 3165 546 1137 3055 JOHG09 POOL=PULL (wanted a) full (tank [pause]) 624 1116 3003 609 1207 2966 JOHG09 POLE (it was too) cold (Saturday to) 616 1024 2936 582 1180 2991 JOHG09 POLE "(telephone) poles (zip by, he)" 597 1059 3056 578 1180 3073 JOHG09 POLE "(hooks,) bolts, (and a bushel)" 598 925 2900 567 1119 3117 JOHG09 PIN=PEN ([pause]) Since (it was too cold) 483 1903 3510 JOHG09 PIN=PEN (cooped up) inside (on such a) 638 2000 3359 JOHG09 PIN=PEN (After five) minutes (he drove) 630 2077 3348 JOHG09 PIN=PEN (There must've) been (a thousand) 698 2160 3315 JOHG09 PIN=PEN (chewing on a) tin (can looked) 628 2107 3462 JOHG09 PIN=PEN (he'd seen were) men (pushing a) 669 2199 3380 JOHG09 PIN=PEN (along the) end (of the dam) 665 2154 3357 JOHG09 PIN=PEN (have the) sense (to avoid) 583 2089 3405 JOHG09 PIN=PEN (don't have) any (driveway salt) 560 2282 3288 JOHG09 PIN=PEN (ought to sell [P]) ten-(pound bags) 655 2126 3405 JOHG09 PIN=PEN "(things and) then (second, two)" 675 1972 3457 OHDMTV_M BEET (thousand) seagulls (eating) 382 2023 2586 381 2239 2638 OHDMTV_M BEET (seagulls) eating (dead fish) 403 2251 2914 528 2234 2619 OHDMTV_M BEET "(Friday, all) heÕd (seen were)" 478 2367 2751 397 2248 2920 OHDMTV_M BEET ([pause]) HeÕd (be a fool if) 351 2215 3195 394 2206 3108 OHDMTV_M BEET (HeÕd) be (a fool if he) 397 2122 2730 453 2325 2860 OHDMTV_M BEET (At) least (August was) 443 2074 2573 383 2081 2719 OHDMTV_M BEET (August was) peaceful ([pause]) 445 2181 2611 394 2035 2303 OHDMTV_M BEET (refreshed [pause]) Even (a goat) 367 2269 2823 487 2148 2734 OHDMTV_M BEET "(10-lb. bags) cheap, (the manager)" 429 2311 2833 409 2259 2668 OHDMTV_M BEET (I only) need (five right now) 439 2377 2839 444 2413 2940 OHDMTV_M BEET (said the) leader ([pause] We can't) 398 1965 2462 372 2174 2641 OHDMTV_M BEET (later on that) evening (the scouts) 339 2296 2850 433 2191 2795 OHDMTV_M BIT (washing the) dishes (from last) 476 1818 2564 OHDMTV_M BIT (could and) hit (the culvert) 438 1820 2682 OHDMTV_M BIT "(telephone poles) zip (by, he passed)" 588 1631 2706 OHDMTV_M BIT (eating dead) fish ([pause] On) 524 1838 2583 OHDMTV_M BIT (if he) didnÕt (have the sense) 454 1896 2646 OHDMTV_M BIT "(bothered) it, (too [pause])" 454 1822 2724 OHDMTV_M BIT (a tight) fit (in the small) 534 1833 2651 OHDMTV_M BIT (saw a guy) fixing (the roof of) 520 1785 2435 OHDMTV_M BIT (stove [pause]) Picturing (the fire) 563 1938 2575 OHDMTV_M BIT (no cure for) this ([pause]) 503 1771 2791 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN ([pause]) Since (it was too cold) 472 1633 2465 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (After five) minutes (he drove) 662 1782 2641 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (There must've) been (a thousand) 548 1828 2631 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (chewing on a) tin (can looked) 585 2003 2678 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (or go out) into (the loft) 503 1803 2380 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (come washing) in (the beams) 588 2006 2620 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (half in--[P] half) in (and half out) 541 1903 2672 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (he'd seen were) men (pushing a) 600 1856 2693 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (along the) end (of the dam) 609 1852 2711 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (have the) sense (to avoid) 529 1668 2451 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (don't have) any (driveway salt) 539 1904 2775 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (sell ten-pound--[P]) ten-(pound bags) 534 1821 2654 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN "(things and) then (second, two)" 570 1831 2586 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN "(answered, and) then (he'd walk off)" 562 1931 2685 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (hair stood on) end (with fear and) 588 1907 2646 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (they sent ou--) sent (out scouts to) 608 1713 2541 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (but then) again (perhaps I won't) 500 1999 2524 OHDMTV_M PIN=PEN (day--some) men (came to look) 579 1952 2648 OHDMTV_M BAIT (which) made (his ears) 583 1968 2537 487 2159 2674 OHDMTV_M BAIT (I canÕt) stay (cooped up) 501 1853 2689 510 2058 2684 OHDMTV_M BAIT (a nice) day (he thought) 542 1790 2617 496 2114 2544 OHDMTV_M BAIT (it made--it) made (him cough) 594 2154 2713 541 2271 2785 OHDMTV_M BAIT (plants [pause]) They (made his) 555 1945 2644 497 2029 2645 OHDMTV_M BAIT (at a Gulf) station (and bought) 518 1919 2647 462 2107 2622 OHDMTV_M BAIT (was quite) unsafe ([pause] At) 543 1689 2703 538 1911 2622 OHDMTV_M BAIT (A little) later (on that evening) 587 1819 2679 575 1993 2587 OHDMTV_M BAIT (The leader) gave (the order) 501 2157 3022 450 2094 2694 OHDMTV_M BAIT (think itÕs) safe (here anymore) 569 1765 2677 511 2129 2705 OHDMTV_M BAIT (right about) face! (March!) 564 1853 2755 465 2034 2671 OHDMTV_M BET (eating) dead (fish) 598 1770 2543 OHDMTV_M BET "(Dam [pause]) Next, (he rode through)" 601 1827 2565 OHDMTV_M BET (He) headed (back to town) 608 1808 2655 OHDMTV_M BET (renewed his) medical (insurance on) 678 1653 2585 OHDMTV_M BET (Tuesday [P]) Checking (his pocket) 586 1850 2562 OHDMTV_M BET (having a) special (on light bulbs) 610 1574 2594 OHDMTV_M BET "(and then,) second, (two cots on sale)" 661 1717 2610 OHDMTV_M BET (I) guess (thereÕs no cure) 539 1856 2696 OHDMTV_M BET "(usual, but) said (nothing [pause])" 610 1656 2643 OHDMTV_M BET (wonÕt do) said (the leader) 527 1561 2621 OHDMTV_M BET "(rat, quite) dead (half in and half)" 589 1801 2600 OHDMTV_M BAT (too cold) Saturday (to soak) 685 1637 2509 OHDMTV_M BAT (He still) hadnÕt (started washing) 727 1602 2719 OHDMTV_M BAT (took off as) fast (as he could) 691 1630 2703 OHDMTV_M BAT (he had--) passed (both a school) 714 1639 2620 OHDMTV_M BAT (hospital [pause]) After (five minutes) 685 1585 2585 OHDMTV_M BAT (air was so) bad (it hit him--made him) 703 1641 2645 OHDMTV_M BAT (can looked) happy ([pause] He) 730 1734 2580 OHDMTV_M BAT (He headed) back (to town) 719 1738 2599 OHDMTV_M BAT (bought some) gas (because Joan) 668 1816 2424 OHDMTV_M BAT (a bushel) basket ([pause] He rushed) 695 1511 2490 OHDMTV_M BAT (scouts came) back (and said) 737 1699 2544 OHDMTV_M BAT (Arthur [pause]) That (was the) 675 1606 2790 OHDMTV_M BAT (he wasnÕt) exactly (outside it) 710 1574 2517 OHDMTV_M BAT (then again) perhaps (I wonÕt) 721 1544 2584 OHDMTV_M BAT (them) happened (to move) 729 1657 2582 OHDMTV_M BAT (other rats) asked (him if) 631 1641 2661 OHDMTV_M BAT (least--at) last (one of them) 731 1550 2673 OHDMTV_M BAT ([pause]) half (in and half) 715 1688 2734 OHDMTV_M BAT (half in and) half (out of) 725 1702 2457 OHDMTV_M BAN "(shoot arrows,) Sam (decided to)" 557 1939 2464 584 2052 2641 OHDMTV_M BAN (dashed to the) family (car before) 541 1738 2450 600 1691 2384 OHDMTV_M BAN (I) canÕt (stay cooped up) 626 2352 3091 633 2132 2678 OHDMTV_M BAN (Hoover) Dam ([P] where he saw) 525 1945 2602 551 1735 2427 OHDMTV_M BAN (avoid those) plants. ([pause] they) 669 1606 2471 669 1875 2591 OHDMTV_M BAN (on a tin) can (looked happy) 549 2231 2736 584 1946 2542 OHDMTV_M BAN (asked the) manager. ([pause] No) 619 1967 2412 627 1960 2545 OHDMTV_M BAN (manager) answered. ([pause] I) 579 2249 3050 661 2024 2579 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (his ears) throb ([pause] As) 685 1277 2707 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT ([pause]) Watching (the telephone) 719 1304 2635 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (and a) hospital. ([pause] After) 735 1308 2651 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (hoarse [pause]) Not (far away) 749 1359 2574 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT "(ragweed) bothered (it, too)" 730 1177 2625 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (Checking his) pocket (for cash) 702 1138 2585 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT "(cash, he) stopped (at a Gulf)" 700 1443 2625 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT "(now, he) nodded, (plus some)" 781 1305 2526 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (two) cots (on sale) 690 1188 2635 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT "(since it had) gotten (hot, and)" 696 1322 2463 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT "(gotten) hot, (and he recalled)" 799 1270 2486 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (would be) hostile (if he didnÕt) 672 1232 2645 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (cooking) pot (on the stove) 729 1177 2629 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (The roof may) not (fall down) 742 1379 2418 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (It seemed) odd (to them) 661 1147 2602 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (and his) daughter (was playing) 690 1265 2552 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (Joan) caught (him [pause]) 737 1344 2598 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (He took) off (as fast as he) 697 1171 2683 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT "(day, he) thought ([pause] Watching)" 686 1287 2700 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (where he) saw (a sight to behold) 632 1122 2751 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (made him) cough ([pause] HeÕd be) 656 1048 2571 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (looking at a) hawk (above and the) 696 1055 2535 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (station and) bought (some gas) 713 1242 2717 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (tool store) ought (to sell ten-pound) 673 1505 2685 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (-sized foreign) auto ([pause] On the) 731 1130 2368 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT "(house and) thought, (I need to put)" 735 1310 2619 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT "(from hard to) soft, (since it had)" 713 1174 2676 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (old rat) caught (sight of young) 642 1406 2620 OHDMTV_M BOT=BOUGHT (board and he) caught (sight of a) 708 1438 2651 OHDMTV_M BOAT (Saturday to) soak (in his pool) 560 1520 2585 555 1367 2673 OHDMTV_M BOAT (pushing a) boat (along the end) 560 1374 2456 496 1490 2669 OHDMTV_M BOAT (ragweed was) so (bad it made him) 558 1548 2595 539 1263 2532 OHDMTV_M BOAT (sense to avoid) those (plants [pause]) 463 1561 2512 460 1483 2519 OHDMTV_M BOAT (Even a) goat (chewing on a tin can) 521 1805 2430 518 1342 2407 OHDMTV_M BOAT "(manager [pause]) No, (but TharpÕs)" 662 1708 2648 644 1282 2708 OHDMTV_M BOAT (put a fall) coat (of paint on my own) 573 1708 2434 544 1481 2583 OHDMTV_M BOAT (pot on the) stove. ([pause] Picturing) 527 1649 2699 548 1591 2692 OHDMTV_M BOAT (out the dish) soap. ([pause] I guess) 530 1674 2953 517 1468 2500 OHDMTV_M BOAT (you think) so (said his aunt) 567 1571 2595 502 1418 2532 OHDMTV_M BOAT (I think IÕll) go (tomorrow) 543 1743 2413 512 1591 2532 OHDMTV_M BOAT (to look) over (the damage) 547 1682 2261 548 1538 2236 OHDMTV_M BUT (stay cooped) up (inside on such) 583 1477 2679 OHDMTV_M BUT (up inside on) such (a nice day) 572 1660 2643 OHDMTV_M BUT (There) mustÕve (been a thousand) 665 1469 2690 OHDMTV_M BUT (ragweed in the) dust (-filled air) 570 1484 2664 OHDMTV_M BUT (a a hawk) above (and the hogs) 591 1160 2697 OHDMTV_M BUT "(he nodded,) plus (some hooks)" 687 1342 2880 OHDMTV_M BUT (took a) shortcut (down Tuttle) 613 1769 2842 OHDMTV_M BUT (shortcut down) Tuttle (Street and) 668 1347 2575 OHDMTV_M BUT (hear his) other (daughter practicing) 625 1333 2722 OHDMTV_M BUT "(poor ears, he) muttered (as he poured)" 694 1314 2401 OHDMTV_M BUT (hole [pause) Thus (the shrieking--) 582 1480 2741 OHDMTV_M BOOK ([pause] He) took (off as fast) 516 1560 2621 OHDMTV_M BOOK (fast as he) could ([P] and hit the) 494 1751 2641 OHDMTV_M BOOK (were men) pushing (a boat) 570 1509 2549 OHDMTV_M BOOK (He enjoyed) looking (at a hawk) 569 1345 2704 OHDMTV_M BOOK "(plus some) hooks, (bolts, and a)" 592 1393 2649 OHDMTV_M BOOK "(bolts, and a) bushel (basket [pause])" 557 1118 2469 OHDMTV_M BOOK (I need to) put (a fall coat of) 568 1493 2471 OHDMTV_M BOOK "(big, dark [P]) cooking (pot on the)" 549 1487 2438 OHDMTV_M BOOK "(stove, he) took (a shortcut down)" 553 1550 2464 OHDMTV_M BOOK (with her) foot ([P] for she couldnÕt) 533 1479 2527 OHDMTV_M BOOK (The walls) shook (the cupola) 513 1475 2615 OHDMTV_M BOOK (end--[P]) stood (on end with) 482 1622 2693 OHDMTV_M BOOT (canÕt stay) cooped (up inside) 493 2099 2450 494 1955 2394 OHDMTV_M BOOT "(drove around) Hoover (Dam, where)" 439 1833 2305 336 1771 2308 OHDMTV_M BOOT (rode) through (some farms with) 555 1808 2398 472 1787 2528 OHDMTV_M BOOT "(he passed) CooperÕs (Forks, where)" 490 1974 2434 472 1836 2200 OHDMTV_M BOOT (fixing the) roof (of his house) 412 1668 2353 394 1545 2405 OHDMTV_M BOOT (young rat) who (couldn't make) 438 1803 2439 438 1803 2439 OHDMTV_M BOOT (all rotted) through (so that the) 455 1780 2307 413 1505 2287 OHDMTV_M BOOT (can't stay) cooped (up here any) 378 1911 2354 352 1822 2232 OHDMTV_M BOOT (happened to) move (a board) 464 1826 2374 472 1743 2418 OHDMTV_M TOOT "(bothered it,) too. ([pause] At)" 434 1957 2623 434 1808 2437 OHDMTV_M TOOT "(driveway salt,) do (you? he asked)" 485 1907 2570 430 2010 2540 OHDMTV_M TOOT "(second, two--[P]) two (cots on sale)" 419 2130 2382 432 1744 2424 OHDMTV_M TOOT (This won't) do (said their leader) 483 1967 2630 413 1824 2550 OHDMTV_M TOOT (you're coming up) too? ([P] I'm not) 442 1921 2417 463 1721 2346 OHDMTV_M BIDE (Sam) decided (to tour the) 617 1526 2556 573 1798 2567 OHDMTV_M BIDE (tour the) countryside. ([pause] His) 600 1459 2596 570 1783 2596 OHDMTV_M BIDE (out of the) driveway. ([P] I canÕt) 668 1493 2518 600 1690 2450 OHDMTV_M BIDE (cooped up) inside (on such a nice) 667 1382 2630 651 1692 2660 OHDMTV_M BIDE "(After) five (minutes, he drove)" 676 1347 2476 606 1732 2843 OHDMTV_M BIDE "(On) Friday, (all heÕd seen were)" 703 1433 2493 588 1758 2638 OHDMTV_M BIDE "(have any) driveway (salt, do you?)" 701 1617 2461 764 1810 2616 OHDMTV_M BIDE "(only need [P]) five (right now, he)" 676 1287 2510 625 1805 2714 OHDMTV_M BIDE (in his small-) sized (foreign auto) 645 1334 2604 540 1743 2720 OHDMTV_M BIDE "(fire in her) eyes, (he took a)" 706 1529 2445 661 1785 2570 OHDMTV_M BITE "(golf partner,) Pike, (was gone, and)" 671 1316 2623 544 1919 2459 OHDMTV_M BITE "(playing the) fife, (which made his)" 663 1191 2523 560 1884 2435 OHDMTV_M BITE "(before his) wife, (Joan, caught him)" 681 1335 2589 531 1648 2443 OHDMTV_M BITE (from last) night. ([pause] He took) 692 1574 2504 659 1934 2492 OHDMTV_M BITE "(on such a) nice (day, he thought)" 655 1638 2458 602 1857 2516 OHDMTV_M BITE (he saw a) sight (to behold [pause]) 659 1442 2695 571 1886 2522 OHDMTV_M BITE "(need five) right (now, he nodded)" 567 1720 2459 587 1976 2572 OHDMTV_M BITE "(special on) light (bulbs, and first)" 692 1342 2636 565 1751 2491 OHDMTV_M BITE (they were a) tight (fit in his small) 666 1630 2586 623 2103 2641 OHDMTV_M BOUT (out of the) house (before his wife) 731 1518 2544 696 1234 2632 OHDMTV_M BOUT (been a) thousand (seagulls eating) 688 1635 2633 698 1204 2848 OHDMTV_M BOUT "(hogs, horses,) cows, (and a bull)" 631 1798 2448 558 1169 2588 OHDMTV_M BOUT (roof of the) house ([P] and thought) 713 1541 2565 656 1201 2611 OHDMTV_M BOUT (heard a) loud (noise in) 716 1335 2509 687 1198 2539 OHDMTV_M BOUT (they sent ou--sent) out (scouts to search) 642 1666 2637 697 1283 2508 OHDMTV_M BOUT (sent ou--sent out) scouts (to search for) 586 1847 2453 602 1330 2484 OHDMTV_M BOUT (evening the) scouts (came back) 616 1814 2375 661 1447 2556 OHDMTV_M BOUT (crawled) out (of their) 667 1606 2614 564 1198 2610 OHDMTV_M BOUT (others and) shouted ([pause] Right) 618 1732 2625 579 1425 2538 OHDMTV_M BOUT (Right) about (face! March!) 708 1416 2562 654 1170 2660 OHDMTV_M BOUT (sleep on the) couch (but he) 690 1694 2539 593 1480 2586 OHDMTV_M BOY (farms with) soybean (fields and the) 600 1150 2607 604 1633 2466 OHDMTV_M BOY (sense to) avoid (those plants [P]) 532 962 2534 525 1609 2315 OHDMTV_M BOY (made his) voice (sound hoarse.) 625 823 2411 658 1714 2563 OHDMTV_M BOY ([pause] He) enjoyed (looking at the) 496 1554 2426 527 1755 2560 OHDMTV_M BOY (one of the) joists (gave way and) 513 1296 2324 452 1881 2535 OHDMTV_M BAR "(His golf) partner, (Pike, was)" 600 1334 2225 OHDMTV_M BAR (the family) car (before his wife) 672 1218 2506 OHDMTV_M BAR (still hadnÕt) started (washing the) 607 1453 2547 OHDMTV_M BAR ([pause] Not) far (away he heard) 624 1118 2505 OHDMTV_M BAR (heard a dog) barking ([P] Maybe) 651 1296 2308 OHDMTV_M BAR "(No, but) TharpÕs (tool store ought)" 704 1302 2762 OHDMTV_M BAR ([pause] The) tar (on the road had) 701 1264 2557 OHDMTV_M BAR "(gone from) hard (to soft, since)" 673 1141 2390 OHDMTV_M BAR "(wash that big,) dark (cooking pot on)" 544 1347 2412 OHDMTV_M BAR "(certain, said) Arthur (undaunted)" 642 1382 2440 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR (family car) before (his wife) 546 968 2424 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR (voice sound) hoarse ([pause] At) 589 821 2384 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR "(the hogs, [P]) horses, (cows, and a)" 565 941 2401 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR (passed CooperÕs) Fork (where heÕd) 513 857 2777 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR "(rushed to the) store, (which was)" 569 1242 2497 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR (took a) shortcut (down Tuttle) 554 1304 2443 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR (as he) poured (out the dish soap) 644 869 2610 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR "(in a) hoarse (voice, I donÕt)" 566 994 2356 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR (old-fashioned) horse (barn where) 575 806 2449 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR (be room and) board (for all of them) 463 827 2537 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR (old rat) coarsely. (Of course) 576 945 2360 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR (coarsely. Of) course (youÕre coming) 491 969 2388 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR (open the) door? (The dog) 485 1197 2457 OHDMTV_M BORder=BOAR "(Oh, my) poor (ears, he muttered)" 537 941 2424 OHDMTV_M TOUR (decided to) tour (the countryside) 577 1469 2277 OHDMTV_M BUR "(far away, he) heard (a dog barking)" 524 1774 2268 OHDMTV_M BUR "(bulbs, and) first (he bought those)" 471 1796 2341 OHDMTV_M BUR (night the rats) heard (a loud noise) 510 1779 2225 OHDMTV_M BUR (scouts to) search (for a new) 527 1844 2391 OHDMTV_M BUR (IÕm not) certain (said Arthur) 520 1797 2251 OHDMTV_M BUR (thereÕs no) cure (for this [pause]) 431 1747 2123 OHDMTV_M BUR (But) during (the night) 563 1791 2297 OHDMTV_M BARE (in the dust-filled) air (was so bad) 521 1775 2466 OHDMTV_M BARE (to town. [P]) There (he passed) 573 1880 2604 OHDMTV_M BARE "(With the) spare (tire, they were a)" 503 1778 2512 OHDMTV_M BARE (will ever) care (for you if you) 547 1947 2413 OHDMTV_M BARE (she couldnÕt) bear (to see the) 555 1798 2403 OHDMTV_M BARE (all the rats') hair (stood on end) 510 1887 2455 OHDMTV_M BEER (made his) ears (throb [pause]) 439 2160 2576 OHDMTV_M BEER (time [P] to) hear (his other daughter) 432 2153 2530 OHDMTV_M BEER "(Oh, my poor) ears (he muttered)" 476 2212 2493 OHDMTV_M BEER (on end with) fear (and horror) 404 1951 2355 OHDMTV_M BEER (cooped up) here (any longer) 418 2057 2531 OHDMTV_M POOL=PULL (soak in his) pool (and too foggy) 517 1067 2481 555 1051 2514 OHDMTV_M POOL=PULL (both a) school (and a hospital) 506 974 2401 541 997 2484 OHDMTV_M POOL=PULL (HeÕd be a) fool (if he didnÕt have) 572 755 2393 583 1044 2577 OHDMTV_M POOL=PULL (TharpÕs) tool (store ought to sell) 561 1028 2413 490 1004 2621 OHDMTV_M POOL=PULL (as he [P]) pulled (out o' the driveway) 528 804 2577 563 983 2566 OHDMTV_M POOL=PULL "(cows, and a) bull (this Saturday)" 531 1032 2339 525 858 2496 OHDMTV_M POOL=PULL (wanted a) full (tank [pause]) 536 871 2679 483 1101 2485 OHDMTV_M POLE (it was too) cold (Saturday to) 599 878 2367 476 1040 2616 OHDMTV_M POLE "(telephone) poles (zip by, he)" 525 881 2656 445 1091 2891 OHDMTV_M POLE (sight to) behold ([pause] There) 613 1039 2272 654 1023 2471 OHDMTV_M POLE "(hooks,) bolts, (and a bushel)" 603 920 2503 543 966 2624 OHDMTV_M POLE (that the) whole (thing was quite) 714 859 2643 467 1041 2584 OHDMTV_M POLE "(rafters, joists--the) whole (business)" 609 858 2519 486 917 2526 J.M. BEET (the wind and) he (was out with) 359 2409 3344 J.M. BEET ([P]) Feedin' (pigs and [P]) 467 2260 3273 J.M. BEET "(know, it was) steep (and there)" 487 2310 2850 J.M. BEET (was three) people--(first you) 429 2160 2591 J.M. BEET (six inches) deep (you pared it) 371 2350 2975 J.M. BEET (you--the) people (had no watches) 384 2121 2559 J.M. BEET "(them dry, you) see (for because)" 407 2555 3110 J.M. BEET "(and it took) peat (up, you see)" 370 2332 2708 J.M. BEET (hit 'im with a::) beetle (and [P] killed) 419 2283 2550 J.M. BEET (their two front) feet (out over the) 461 2303 2513 J.M. BEET (their two front) feet (out over the) 391 2239 2635 J.M. BEET (I'd a lock o') sheep (one time when) 498 2281 2611 J.M. BEET (but they're hard to) keep (in [P]) 369 2354 3164 J.M. BEET (tae I started to) keep (pigs [P]) 396 2380 3148 J.M. BEET (the--[P] the) heat (o' the range) 317 2422 3017 J.M. BEET (there used to) be ([P] this) 471 2166 2886 J.M. BIT (from she was) fifteen (for eight) 612 1221 2374 J.M. BIT (went out at) fifteen (and then) 641 1274 2268 J.M. BIT (the railway) bridge (and then) 650 1707 2442 J.M. BIT (and [P]) tipped (them up and) 604 1397 2321 J.M. BIT (till they dried a) bit ([P]) 624 1318 2283 J.M. BIT (the train) it (went past) 665 1397 2723 J.M. BIT (two turfs) this (way and two) 608 1315 2438 J.M. BIT (crates that) fitted (on the top o') 625 1261 2296 J.M. BIT (just and [P]) tipped (the cart up) 651 1345 2242 J.M. BIT (then you p--) listened to them) 615 1295 2302 J.M. BIT "(Well, there's) different (ones.)" 612 1465 2279 J.M. BIT ([P]) Different (ones would've) 651 1349 2060 J.M. BIT (come in and::) visited (and got) 614 1277 2327 J.M. BIT ([P] he) bit (Miss Smith in the) 646 1240 2334 J.M. BIT (he bit) Miss (Smith in the road) 668 1145 2404 J.M. BIT (he bit Miss) Smith (in the road) 611 1101 2570 J.M. BIT (he took [P]) fits (of bein' [P]) 606 1349 2424 J.M. BIT "(Granda, he) hit ('m with a)" 666 1535 2519 J.M. BIT (you know and [P]) tit (on it [P]) 714 1569 2566 J.M. BAIT (And the) day (they moved) 507 2010 2777 513 2171 2824 J.M. BAIT ([P] was) eight (year old--) 458 1958 2539 429 1863 2631 J.M. BAIT (uh--she was) eight (years out) 446 2010 2739 478 2152 2750 J.M. BAIT (like a) face (you know) 441 2202 2944 499 2065 2799 J.M. BAIT (right about) April (or so) 490 1992 2690 492 1667 2435 J.M. BAIT (April or) May ([P] you pared) 569 1780 2567 532 2094 2636 J.M. BAIT (was a turf) spade ([P] and) 501 2082 2580 582 1736 2665 J.M. BAIT (last--you're) takin' (the last) 459 2148 2566 459 2148 2566 J.M. BAIT (would have [P]) beat (the [P]) 536 1952 2685 513 1839 2692 J.M. BAIT (beat the [P]) hayshed (with a) 514 2160 2810 450 2229 2820 J.M. BAIT (you kind o') made (a clamp) 531 2034 2830 531 2034 2830 J.M. BAIT (got a drop o') tea (and--[P]) 509 1970 2720 479 2123 2883 J.M. BAIT (pigs in a) tea (chest in the) 451 2157 2835 431 2101 2856 J.M. BAIT (run under the) table (and all [P]) 517 1992 2763 515 1897 2628 J.M. BAIT (they--they) made (no noise) 494 2091 2832 546 2093 2845 J.M. BAIT (and you've the) stable ([P] and) 503 1919 2707 513 1904 2676 J.M. BAIT (if there was) hay (put up in a) 470 2182 2795 427 2066 2685 J.M. BAIT (put up in a) peak (or anything) 531 1911 2497 471 2164 2432 J.M. BET (The) eleventh (of November) 694 1519 2430 J.M. BET (uh--he) said (the roof was) 522 1709 2715 J.M. BET (tin pan the) next (day on the) 699 1649 2684 J.M. BET (goin' to--) 'eadin' (down by Gortin) 677 1703 2506 J.M. BET (then on to the) left ([P]) 661 1729 2677 J.M. BET (in [P]) seventy-(four [P]) 620 1674 2587 J.M. BET (Antrim in) seventy (-eight) 635 1556 2480 J.M. BET (depend on the) depth (o' the bog) 643 1684 2693 J.M. BET (barrowfuls [P]) left (in there till) 607 1594 2349 J.M. BET (used to be) kept (at home from) 694 1617 2341 J.M. BET (w--we'd--uh--[P]) several (dogs) 651 1555 2223 J.M. BET (right in the) head (or somethin') 561 1861 2602 J.M. BET "(Aye, we'd) pet (pigs [P])" 731 1759 2525 J.M. BET (in a tea) chest (in the house) 633 1742 2559 J.M. BET (used to be) fed ([P] just with) 578 1775 2625 J.M. BET (out then to be) fed (then they [P]) 600 1991 2635 J.M. BAT (from [P]) Cavanacaw (and then) 707 1209 2319 J.M. BAT (six and a) half (till I was fifteen) 757 1153 2408 J.M. BAT (you could've) had (three floors) 683 1494 2424 J.M. BAT (of all you) had (to pare the) 664 1452 2467 J.M. BAT ([P] or the) last--(say if you) 736 1208 2418 J.M. BAT (down to the [P]) last--(you're takin') 736 1264 2424 J.M. BAT "(train, it went) past (and then)" 704 1223 2492 J.M. BAT "(mother, she would) have ([P] beat)" 622 1430 2483 J.M. BAT (with a [P]) shaft (and you'd've) 735 1253 2240 J.M. BAT (blew at you) passin' (and [P]) 684 1237 2299 J.M. BAT (again other and) that (let the air) 700 1299 2302 J.M. BAT (dried out in) that ([P] That was to) 757 1270 2580 J.M. BAT (sit and you) chatted (and [P]) 757 1449 2325 J.M. BAT (Eric Bolland's) father (Jim Bolland) 647 1216 2404 J.M. BAT ([P] Cats (and things) 730 1429 2481 J.M. BAT (Cows and [P]) cattle (just [P]) 664 1201 2342 J.M. BAT (a kind o') half (dried them and then) 740 1200 2365 J.M. BAT (was middlin' you) lapped (it [P]) 718 1155 2276 J.M. BAT (then it was) thatched ([P]) 787 1306 2428 J.M. BACK (she come) back (when she) 645 1469 2140 J.M. BACK (we come) back (from Antrim) 649 1627 2246 J.M. BACK (behind the) tractor (and it was) 701 1609 2244 J.M. BACK (then there's the) black (house [P]) 679 1479 2536 J.M. BACK "(Aye, that's the) black (house it was)" 693 1245 2426 J.M. BACK (corn was) stacked ([P] The) 745 1381 2312 J.M. BACK (the top o' the) stack (and 'e forked) 699 1454 2405 J.M. PICK (From I was) six (and a half) 589 1753 2269 J.M. PICK (maybe five or) six (floors [P]) 626 1594 2185 J.M. PICK (turf up) stickin' (three or four) 621 1723 2302 J.M. PICK "(turf up) stickin' (you know, up)" 556 1659 2354 J.M. PICK (horse. He was) Dick ([P]) 611 1707 2484 J.M. BUT (gatherin') up ([P] the nails) 617 1181 2551 J.M. BUT (then turned) up (at the road) 595 1023 2182 J.M. BUT (about three) foot ([P] wide) 577 1139 2075 J.M. BUT (off with a) shovel (and [P]) 633 1175 2216 J.M. BUT "(one man, he) cut (and somebody)" 633 1260 2287 J.M. BUT (what you call a) shovel (floor [P]) 568 1088 2295 J.M. BUT "(say, if you) cut (three in the top)" 616 1178 2366 J.M. BUT "(dinnertime, my) mother (she would)" 581 996 2559 J.M. BUT (the six o'clock) luggage (train went) 520 1015 2364 J.M. BUT ([P] or maybe) footed (them [P]) 597 1090 2368 J.M. BUT "(Well, you kind o') put (three turf)" 565 1385 2361 J.M. BUT "(you know, you) put (two turfs this)" 557 1307 2202 J.M. BUT (then it was) pushed (out through) 534 1088 2310 J.M. BUT ([P] maybe) looked at a book) 592 1021 2051 J.M. BUT (goat [P] a) couple (o' goats one) 555 981 2003 J.M. BUT (over he'd've) shook (and been) 685 1055 2196 J.M. BUT (grew corn and) spuds ([P]) 504 805 2615 J.M. BUT (when I was a) cub (like [P]) 526 873 2193 J.M. BOAT (day on the) road (gatherin' up) 490 1006 2609 505 920 2618 J.M. BOAT (she was one of 'em) so ([P]) 567 1492 2159 554 1195 2269 J.M. BOAT (there and) over (the railway) 456 1038 2533 457 1046 2431 J.M. BOAT "(work there, you) know ([P])" 580 1352 2255 515 948 2326 J.M. BOAT (about April or) so ([P] April) 525 1062 2221 528 940 2387 J.M. BOAT (wheeled two) rows (or maybe) 438 828 2642 425 801 2657 J.M. BOAT (then ye [P]) sloped (it in a bit) 492 995 2618 512 1067 2613 J.M. BOAT ([P] We'd a) goat [P] a couple o') 405 817 2547 657 1158 2417 J.M. BOAT (a couple o') goats (one time) 488 856 2578 521 1071 2960 J.M. BOAT (called [P]) Toby (away back one) 500 854 2412 589 868 2471 J.M. BOAT (aeroplane went) over (he'd've shook) 480 881 2278 527 854 2298 J.M. BOAT ([P]) mowed (the [P] hay with them) 476 759 2393 367 816 2469 J.M. BOAT (to bring a) load (o' somethin' out) 472 1022 2183 463 961 2381 J.M. BOAT "(Well, I) suppose (they would've been)" 464 914 2404 469 1129 2465 J.M. BOAT (they'd two big) spoked (wheels and) 462 739 2689 340 750 2638 J.M. BOAT (September) October (time [P]) 490 831 2435 473 783 2493 J.M. BOOT (then they) moved (til--uh--) 420 1621 2161 J.M. BOOT (day they) moved (he was four) 472 1479 2268 J.M. BOOT (he said the) roof (was blew off) 458 1542 2233 J.M. BOOT (nails out o' the) roof ([P]) 444 1490 2142 J.M. BOOT (weather was) good ([P] in about) 509 1666 2447 J.M. BOOT (let the air) through (them and) 463 1811 2477 J.M. BOOT (the wind got) through (them and) 447 1732 2403 J.M. BOOT (threw them) loose (into a cart) 496 1817 2449 J.M. BOOT (looked at a) book (or somethin') 441 1321 2233 J.M. BOOT (and you've the) loose (house [P]) 431 1658 2442 J.M. BOOT (weather was) good (and then you) 421 1605 2338 J.M. BOOT (be nice and) smooth (you know) 437 1498 2298 J.M. BOOT (put them ontae) hooks (at the back) 412 1378 2420 J.M. TOOT (The first) two (you wheeled) 447 2054 2390 J.M. TOOT (you wheeled) two (rows or) 357 1720 2309 J.M. TOOT (older houses) too (and the mice) 406 1798 2315 J.M. TOOT (What could you) do? ([P]) 479 1809 2276 J.M. POOL (home from) school (to fill turf) 435 1410 2282 J.M. POOL (I started) school (I can't mind) 488 1412 2059 J.M. BITE (Och) right (about April or so) 552 1466 2061 572 1615 2033 J.M. BITE (three foot [P]) wide (you know) 638 1481 2377 430 2374 3222 J.M. BITE "(top, you) might (cut three in)" 588 1845 2393 451 2197 3033 J.M. BITE "(hayshed, the) side (o' the hayshed)" 560 1881 2612 537 2014 2584 J.M. BITE "(know, on the) side (o' the hayshed)" 578 1944 2740 487 2123 2960 J.M. BITE (two foot) wide (and then) 608 1606 2207 413 2235 2892 J.M. BITE (through three) pipes (and [P] like) 560 1843 2638 417 2157 2693 J.M. BITE (cailey there at) night (and come in) 622 2105 2920 446 2187 2837 J.M. BITE (house up) beside (the fire) 528 2108 2785 410 2262 2878 J.M. BITE (come in at) night (they just [P]) 564 2104 2844 418 2304 2869 J.M. BITE (It's not) like (a cooker. It's just) 522 1704 2807 542 2006 2815 J.M. BITE (And there was) mice (all in the--) 614 1857 2636 455 2205 2832 J.M. BITE (to be always) mice (in the older) 543 1943 2664 490 2035 2719 J.M. BITE (sittin' down) tight (on the ground) 515 1988 2721 336 2032 2737 J.M. BITE (they done all::) types (of work like) 461 2053 2908 400 2201 2818 J.M. BITE (it was like) fiber (in it or hair) 629 1832 2529 425 2345 3056 J.M. FIVE (was twenty-)five (we got married) 651 1170 2259 499 1954 2472 J.M. FIVE (or maybe) five (or six floors) 692 1254 2258 513 1794 2409 J.M. FIVE (there till they) dried (a bit [P]) 623 1220 2460 605 1472 2300 J.M. FIVE (and then they) dried ([P]) 696 1264 2427 460 2087 2946 J.M. FIVE ([P]) Aye (you threw them) 730 1379 2402 643 1964 3039 J.M. FIVE (the bull was) tied (till it [P] you) 714 1461 2452 579 1945 2777 J.M. FIVE ([P]) Aye. ([P]) 671 1266 2690 686 1736 2578 J.M. FIVE (be rung or) tied (or haltered or) 726 1317 2364 589 1828 2566 J.M. FIVE (was called) Guy's (field because) 688 1503 2478 522 1992 2818 J.M. FIVE ([P] Mrs.) Guy (used to live down) 692 1478 2316 435 2063 2897 J.M. BOUT (and he was) out (with a tin pan) 585 1598 2408 466 1691 2469 J.M. BOUT ([P] the nails) out (o' the road) 519 1574 2364 494 1599 2393 J.M. BOUT (in a big) house (a kind of a) 509 1667 2082 474 1785 2160 J.M. BOUT (millionaire's) house ([P]) 595 1463 2138 479 1691 2141 J.M. BOUT (just worked) about (home [P]) 609 1336 2108 504 1676 2101 J.M. BOUT ([P] milkin') cows (and [P]) 614 1401 2018 444 2282 2657 J.M. BOUT (bank first) about (three foot) 573 1267 2047 492 1701 2259 J.M. BOUT (environmental thing) now (you're not) 692 1628 2509 536 1720 2357 J.M. BOUT (you're not) allowed (to cut turf in) 551 1552 2279 483 1781 2363 J.M. BOUT (there for the) cows (and for eatin') 629 1426 2074 368 1711 2388 J.M. BOUT (like they [P]) plowed (and [P]) 593 1347 2263 462 1549 2239 J.M. BOUT "(Well, I never) plowed (with the [cough])" 549 1360 2125 503 1503 2067 J.M. BOUT "(was rain, the) spoutin' (run down intae)" 552 1406 2269 521 1796 2284 J.M. BOY (intae a) point (stickin' up again) 616 1071 2247 621 1587 2285 J.M. BOY (made no) noise (or nothin') 599 1036 2927 588 1426 2389 J.M. BEER (when 'e was four) year (old [P]) 525 1662 2192 J.M. BEER "(bit somebody) near ('im, you know)" 576 1928 2424 J.M. BEER (pigs of Mrs.) Pearson (one time) 444 1968 2260 J.M. BEER (there. You'd) heared (the crickets) 468 2094 2704 J.M. BARE=reFER (across the road) there ([P]) 623 1582 2186 J.M. BARE=reFER (whole lot o') servants (and she) 546 1526 2152 J.M. BARE=reFER (Shank's) mare (just walked it) 591 1702 2267 J.M. BARE=reFER (up the road) there (and over) 574 1716 2374 J.M. BARE=reFER (you had to) pare (the bog) 550 2021 2497 J.M. BARE=reFER (May [P] you) pared (the bank) 552 1928 2462 J.M. BARE=reFER (in it or) hair (or somethin') 473 2367 3211 J.M. BARE=reFER ([P] One) person (drove the horses) 570 1570 2123 J.M. BARE=reFER (and another) person (tilted with) 567 1547 2104 J.M. BARE=reFER (take them to the) fairs (there and) 523 1739 2497 J.M. BARE=reFER (just at the) fair (?Fitina Fair) 514 1821 2373 J.M. BARE=reFER (months after she) served (and [P]) 502 1649 2360 J.M. FIRST (and then the) third (one [P]) 578 1170 2300 J.M. FIRST (two mice inside 'is) shirt ([P]) 478 1507 2084 J.M. FIRST (inside 'is) shirt (and then took) 520 1173 1926 J.M. FIRST (twelve or) thirteen (pigs and [P]) 593 1137 2123 J.M. FIRST (there was) thirteen (or fourteen) 546 1265 2109 J.M. BUR ([P] She) worked (in a big) 530 1013 1974 J.M. BUR (and then) turned (up at the) 641 1069 1982 J.M. BUR (you call the) turf (bank. It) 598 1077 2188 J.M. BUR (people--) first (of all you) 605 960 2204 J.M. BUR (the bank) first (about three) 616 886 2214 J.M. BUR (there was a) turf (spade [P]) 590 1117 2213 J.M. BUR (a kind of [P]) gurly (and cross) 513 909 2128 J.M. BUR (pulled the) surplus (hay out) 556 1095 1811 J.M. BUR (horse [P] from the) burn ([P]) 524 852 2295 J.M. BAR (the horses and) carts (and filled) 645 1393 1961 J.M. BAR (loose into a) cart (You'd [P] turf) 637 1543 2187 J.M. BAR (things but they're) hard (to keep in) 628 1177 1969 J.M. BAR (house tae I) started (to keep pigs) 657 1328 2275 J.M. BAR (then there's the) barn (and the--and) 628 1089 1928 J.M. BAR the--and the--the) barn (loft and then) 629 1056 1945 J.M. BAR (it was always) dark (and [P]) 569 1403 2027 J.M. BAR (kind o' in two) parts (like the black) 673 1138 1822 J.M. BAR "(Well, they were) tarred (when I was)" 682 1200 1989 J.M. BAR (they weren't all) tarred (but most of) 626 1198 2061 J.M. BAR (before I) started (school. I can't) 647 1313 2062 J.M. BAR (there was) Charlie (Breman. There) 584 1529 2377 J.M. BAR (runnin' and) barkin' (around outside) 587 1032 1913 J.M. BORder (nineteen and) forty(-three) 511 939 2333 J.M. BORder ('eadin' down by) Gortin (there) 494 897 2312 J.M. BORder (Just) normal (work there) 607 1046 2287 J.M. BORder (down with the) horses (and carts) 593 1125 1878 J.M. BORder ([P] The) horse (then pulled the) 541 925 2279 J.M. BORder (where the [P]) corn (was stacked) 536 840 2153 J.M. BORder (out with) ordinary (hand rakes) 536 914 2134 J.M. BORder (ruck built with the) pitchfork ([P]) 554 1064 1845 J.M. BORder (cut so many) thorn (bushes and) 537 1137 2468 J.M. BORder (stack and 'e) forked (the sheaves) 527 857 2370 J.M. BOAR (when 'e was) four (year old) 492 690 2655 J.M. BOAR (he was) four ([P] and--uh--he) 435 723 2721 J.M. BOAR (was so many) floors ([P]) 491 961 2826 J.M. BOAR (had three) floors (or 4 floors) 492 936 2589 J.M. BOAR (and two) more (beside them) 461 734 2807 J.M. BOAR (one time and) tore ('er leg) 489 925 2372 J.M. BOOR (call a shovel) floor ([P] where) 511 1271 2107 J.M. BOOR (a shovel) floor (down there) 459 1539 2175 J.M. BOOR (You'd a tiltin') board (and [P]) 425 1420 2133 J.M. BOOR (kept the--[P] the) board (up [P]) 416 1379 2155 J.M. BOOR (to the kitchen) door ([P] That) 468 1722 2367 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (the house) across (the road) 588 1217 2016 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (from [P]) Cavanacaw (and then) 562 801 2417 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (was a whole) lot (o' servants) 523 1076 2254 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (up to Kerr's) Crossroads (and) 593 1077 2147 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (25 we) got (married when we) 517 1200 2296 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (depth o' the) bog (you could've) 547 927 2429 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (where [P] in the) bottom (floor there) 592 930 2485 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (three in the) bottom ([P] Th' first) 611 961 2191 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (down at the) bog (hole there) 568 965 2249 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (the six) o'clock (luggage train) 531 1131 2262 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (it was six) o'clock (so you knew it) 591 1069 2078 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (the wind) got (through them) 549 1239 2294 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (the turf and) brought (them up and) 571 1146 2319 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (there was the) boxin' (o' the cart) 595 963 2132 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (see a whole) lot (o' the bogs now) 570 1147 2333 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT "(thing now, you're) not (allowed to cut)" 612 1209 2290 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT ([P]) Not (yet and then) 625 1181 2227 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (then the last) lock (o' years they) 639 1076 2178 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT ([P] like long) sausages ([P]) 647 1103 2281 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (uh--[P] several) dogs ([P] We'd a) 578 881 2544 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (There was a) dog ([P] called [P]) 600 1003 2088 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (gurly and) cross (there and if an) 581 970 2146 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (with milk in a) bottle (you know and) 603 1034 2229 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (two pigs maybe in a) box (and [P]) 599 910 2137 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT "(Well, a) lock ('o turnips always)" 657 1117 2136 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (knocked the) clods (and all at the top) 557 951 2504 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (then the) straw (was ?buncher) 525 956 2393 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (this--the) straw (would come out) 533 976 2373 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT ([P] He) caught (them and killt) 682 1108 2387 J.M. BOT=BOUGHT (they come and) bought (them and) 547 893 2389 M.K. BEET (John doesn't) keep (any cattle now) 369 2263 2591 M.K. BEET (it ought to) be ([P]) 419 2202 2862 M.K. BEET (And we got the) seed (buds ?out) 410 2208 2935 M.K. BEET (two--two) people (?with ?lovely baskets) 379 2220 3068 M.K. BEET (l--[P] that wasn't) eaten (or--[P]) 441 2465 3030 M.K. BEET (left it in--in) sheaves ([P] and put it) 442 2476 3564 M.K. BEET (turf. [P] But) these'ns (were just--you) 452 2383 2934 M.K. BEET (two:: old) people (--uh--uh--t--[P] uh) 523 2366 2919 M.K. BEET (You just have to do) these (things. [P]) 338 2439 2784 M.K. BEET (was rationed.) Even (the clothes. [P]) 359 2345 2900 M.K. BEET (Me father couldn't) keep (in--we didn't) 377 2438 2734 M.K. BEET (me father kept) sheep (but he didn't) 341 2339 2894 M.K. BEET (to get in your bare) feet. ([P]) 400 2271 2924 M.K. BIT ([P] put into) pits (for the winter [P]) 750 1266 2756 M.K. BIT (put them into the) pits (and then they--) 811 1806 2767 M.K. BIT (then somebody) lifted (the barrow [P]) 661 1779 2700 M.K. BIT (old people [P]) livin' together [P] and) 575 1529 2747 M.K. BIT (know it was) rippin' (but it was rippin'.) 674 1514 2470 M.K. BIT "(I fell, but I) didn't (fall. [P] The ladder)" 670 1659 2871 M.K. BIT (foot turned [P]) this (?route [P]) 606 1720 2839 M.K. BIT (His carpet) slippers (or whatever it was) 636 1419 2758 M.K. BIT "(No, I) didn't. ([P])" 648 1552 3028 M.K. PICK (down and) fixed (in and--[P]) 632 1605 2481 M.K. PICK (put it up on) sticks ([P] and then) 477 1809 2300 M.K. PICK (settin' on the) sticks ([P] they) 447 1799 2901 M.K. PICK (live in Rae nineteen) sixty (five [P]) 418 2277 2914 M.K. BAIT (we grew) potatoes (here ?Shirley) 435 2242 3240 483 2254 3066 M.K. 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[P] Then) after (that then [P] they) 965 1734 2946 M.K. BAT (was a shovel 'e) had. ([P] And 'e--[P]) 756 1615 2584 M.K. BAT ([P] um--[P]) ladder. ([P] And she went) 819 1701 2985 M.K. BACK (turn at the) back. (It would ?scatter) 800 1714 2582 M.K. BACK (and then the) tractors (come [P] and) 684 1905 2249 M.K. BACK (and threw it) back (and then somebody) 794 1660 2667 M.K. BACK (put it on a--on a) stack ([P] and then--) 959 1726 2571 M.K. BACK (the sh--we) stacked ('em at the stack) 737 1837 2549 M.K. BACK ([P] Uh--) blackouts (in the windows.) 707 1812 2456 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (All the) shops (are shuttin' 'em) 624 1093 2633 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT "(neat, it) ought (to be--[P])" 608 1034 2708 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (Cut them in the) bog (with a spade) 575 1059 2625 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (We went to the) bog (down below us) 569 1146 2707 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT ([P] but I'm) talkin' (?but ?home. I) 768 1475 2587 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (?home. I was) talkin' (but home. But) 614 1219 2387 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (got done the) bottom (floor [P]) 700 1233 2564 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (it was just hangin') off. (It had turned) 583 1132 2742 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT ([P] and I) got ([P] me other foot) 725 1494 2490 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (foot [P] and) got (it the ?thin ?yet [P]) 684 1324 2280 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (I went to the) hospital (that--[P]) 633 1281 2673 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (always went to) hospital (?after ?that) 542 1220 2520 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT ([P] Uh--we) lost (sixty men and--and--) 633 1156 2499 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT ([P] We) lost (a [P] ?bit now) 648 1281 2629 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (We lost [P]) Crawford. ([P] We lost) 717 1349 2298 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT ([P] I had) modern--(I--I had modern) 525 919 2903 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (brother kept a way) lot (o' sheep [P]) 656 1399 2526 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (put it into the b--) potholes. ([P] But) 696 1139 2243 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (There were) doctors (and--and--and--) 715 1365 2425 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT "([P] On the) broad (roads, you know)" 508 1234 2657 M.K. BOT=BOUGHT (It's not two) o'clock (yet. It's one) 612 1127 2681 M.K. BUT ([P] done) up ([P] for ?an--[P] ?drill) 708 1024 2494 M.K. BUT ([P] and then) put (the ?new ones) 708 1573 2837 M.K. BUT ([P] Then you) cut (the spuds [P]) 615 1467 2763 M.K. BUT (Then you cut the) spuds ([P] and) 711 1023 2825 M.K. BUT ([P] to make) cuts ([P] for [P]) 710 1418 2288 M.K. BUT (we got the seed) buds (?out [P]) 622 1107 2837 M.K. BUT "(?scatter the) spuds (out, just a ?cart)" 509 1179 2908 M.K. BUT (we cut the turf) up (there [P]) 565 1011 2527 M.K. BUT ([P] and he) put (the ?ret [P] and) 577 1331 2391 M.K. BUT (there and the) foot (turned [P] this) 636 1114 2449 M.K. BUT (and I got [P] me) other (foot [P] and) 614 1294 2376 M.K. BUT (I got [P] me other) foot [P] and got) 627 1267 2360 M.K. BUT (We lost [P]) Cousins. ([P] And we) 574 1173 2084 M.K. BOAT "([P] Oh, no!) Open! ([P])" 587 907 2699 464 963 2710 M.K. BOAT (They're all) open (for ?Ironson) 619 1026 2751 436 1015 2678 M.K. BOAT ([P] then) throwed (them here [P]) 436 1142 2522 461 1417 2821 M.K. BOAT (a--a--horse) closin' (off the--[P] two) 401 1023 2582 415 1047 2507 M.K. BOAT "(Well, they do) those (with a digger.)" 557 1592 2919 401 1791 2670 M.K. BOAT "(Well, years) ago (it was men just)" 424 1006 3005 418 958 3056 M.K. BOAT (and then you) sowed (the corn) 474 1356 2533 371 1060 2721 M.K. BOAT (on up [P]) over (it. [P] Square) 452 911 2759 413 843 2701 M.K. BOAT (rationed. Even the) clothes. ([P] We'd) 456 1292 2516 341 1146 2606 M.K. BOAT (but you're) supposed (to sell them) 401 899 2783 455 1232 2364 M.K. BOAT (anniversary [P] All) those (names that) 540 1424 2758 389 1138 2469 M.K. BOAT (We had one) goat (but she died. [P]) 403 946 2811 388 1034 2661 M.K. BOOT (didn't get no) food (for a day [P]) 386 1678 2415 M.K. BOOT (all right. [P]) Who--(who was in the) 414 1708 2255 M.K. BOOT (but it--but was a) good (time that you) 367 1660 2586 M.K. TOOT (to cut a potato in) two ([P] to make) 424 1731 2679 M.K. TOOT (closin' out the--[P]) two horses ([P]) 399 1795 2393 M.K. TOOT "([P] Well, they) do (those with a)" 397 1459 2657 M.K. TOOT (His mill) shoes (and--uh--and--uh--) 389 1872 2383 M.K. BITE (Are you all) right? ([P]) 532 1768 2472 437 2131 2778 M.K. BITE "(All) right, (then. ?Whenever you)" 575 1564 2647 428 1916 2543 M.K. BITE "(the bench is) nice (it is, uh-huh)" 763 1709 3067 343 2225 3025 M.K. BITE (you sowed s--) fertilizer ([P] and then) 684 1558 2987 503 2005 3220 M.K. BITE (that was too) high (to put them up [P]) 762 1924 2638 423 2369 3029 M.K. BITE ([P]) Fight! (?What you have ?known) 702 1846 2768 457 2146 2961 M.K. BITE (read the names all) right. ([P] Who--) 590 1409 2399 456 1955 2371 M.K. BITE ([P] the first) night (I met 'im 'e axed) 615 1763 2533 515 1748 2581 M.K. BITE (one goat but she) died. ([P] But that) 537 2018 2966 446 2401 3178 M.K. BITE (Farmin' was) nice--(uh--in old times) 619 1746 2908 352 2168 2966 M.K. BITE (Then two) nights (was as good to us) 676 2044 3081 498 2487 3139 M.K. FIVE "([P]) Aye, (wheel and turn)" 848 1586 2817 627 1908 2687 M.K. FIVE (I--I--I--I--) I (never was out with--) 872 1735 2776 656 2238 2958 M.K. FIVE (that thing and) tied (it [P] and threw) 777 1614 2599 605 2450 2846 M.K. FIVE (when it was) dry (and settin' on the) 806 1639 2386 564 2006 3123 M.K. FIVE "([P] Four or) five (a galley, you know)" 708 1387 2519 528 2033 2806 M.K. FIVE "(thinks I fell, but) I (didn't fall [P] The)" 813 1484 2715 688 1981 2774 M.K. FIVE (live in Rae nineteen sixty) five ([P]) 726 1626 2706 482 2039 3098 M.K. FIVE (do our [P]) dry (days and they were) 642 1602 2425 447 2163 2901 M.K. FIVE "([P]) Scythe? (Oh, I did. Many's the)" 667 1599 2724 568 1986 2763 M.K. FIVE (I cut it with a) scythe. ([P] The corn) 685 1773 2681 382 2007 3002 M.K. BOUT "(keep any cattle) now. (No, he's not)" 768 1896 2817 427 1930 2516 M.K. BOUT (sort--kept) about (a--[P]) 701 1755 2677 607 1974 2890 M.K. BOUT (made ready [P]) plowed ([P] harrowed) 704 1770 2793 425 1882 2537 M.K. BOUT (horses [P] and the) plow (closin' off the) 674 1433 2708 377 1921 2557 M.K. BOUT "(?scatter the spuds) out, (just a ?cart)" 604 1684 2508 407 2006 2695 M.K. BOUT (I never was) out (with--since the binders) 685 1352 2319 503 1702 2537 M.K. BOUT (thing and I was) about (fourteen at the) 566 1646 2607 425 1633 2573 M.K. BOUT ([P]) Cows (and [P] but pigs and) 626 1598 2468 335 1941 2313 M.K. BOUT (That's not--not here) now. ([P]) 779 1638 2329 628 1874 2619 M.K. BOUT (I've milked) cows. (You had two ?abroad) 526 1548 2824 353 2202 2489 M.K. BOY (I'm sure the) boys'll (come down in) 525 990 2809 447 1725 2244 M.K. POOL (from when I was at) school ([P] I) 464 1535 2269 M.K. POOL "(wasn't tarred till I left) school, (no. [P])" 488 1676 2410 M.K. BEER (grew potatoes) here (?Shirley ?Fieldson) 412 2350 2975 M.K. BEER (then throwed them) here ([P]) 467 2157 3433 M.K. BEER (then--uh--uh--) years (after that there) 358 2422 3722 M.K. BEER (the ?locks was) near (them and ?they) 424 2256 2865 M.K. BARE=reFER (you sowed s--) fertilizer ([P] and) 684 1651 2860 M.K. BARE=reFER (horses was) there ([P] and machines) 521 1628 2943 M.K. BARE=reFER (we cut the turf up) there ([P]) 555 2160 2900 M.K. BARE=reFER "(over it. [P]) Square (you know, a)" 580 1934 2823 M.K. BARE=reFER "(you know, a) square (clump. [P])" 623 2141 2576 M.K. BARE=reFER (In my) bare (feet. [P] Carried the) 586 1787 2747 M.K. BARE=reFER (to get in your) bare (feet. [P]) 564 1751 2442 M.K. BARE=reFER "(But you'd've) heard (it, you know. [P])" 525 2176 2924 M.K. FIRST (He kept about) thirties. ([P] But me) 591 1434 2857 M.K. BUR "(Aye, wheel and) turn (at the back)" 533 1650 2501 M.K. BUR (cut ball--we'd cut) turf ([P] but I'm) 584 1325 2268 M.K. BUR (too. [P] We had) turf. (We had [P]) 525 1268 2191 M.K. BUR (on--it's--in--on the) church (you know) 573 1493 2354 M.K. BUR ([P] Up in the) church (and they read) 600 1666 2534 M.K. BUR ([P] Black) curtain--(black [P] blinds) 534 1015 2475 M.K. BUR (dances [P] the) first (night I met 'im) 514 1135 2320 M.K. BAR (you done the) garden (too and then) 597 1430 2335 M.K. BAR (our own; it was too) far (away and--) 671 1301 2470 M.K. BAR (that it was) far (better now but it) 725 1345 2301 M.K. BAR (then when I) started (to go to dances) 720 1823 2489 M.K. BAR (then:: we) started (once and then we) 697 1819 2553 M.K. BAR (And I was in the) cart (one--the time) 596 1466 2468 M.K. BAR (you know [P] His) carpet (slippers or) 698 1807 2886 M.K. BAR (the roads wasn't) tarred (till I left school) 731 1519 2515 M.K. BAR (the roads were) tarred. (The wee roads) 732 1615 2382 M.K. BAR (money would have a) car (but [P] you) 717 1740 2609 M.K. BORder (make cuts [P]) for (the potatoes) 587 1166 2298 M.K. BORder (a--a--) horse (closin' out the--) 660 1119 2626 M.K. BORder (the--[P] two) horses ([P] and the) 669 1213 2375 M.K. BORder (?It must be) forty (years ago [P]) 471 1079 2609 M.K. BORder "(you know, with a) fork ([P] and then)" 621 987 2594 M.K. BOAR "(say, we--[P]) four (or five a galley)" 528 738 2234 M.K. BOAR (and I was about) fourteen (at the time) 409 929 2702 M.K. BOAR (could tell you) more (when he was doin') 437 940 2842 M.K. BOOR ([P] I'm) sure (the boys'll come down) 526 1413 2444 M.K. BOOR (done the bottom) floor ([P] that was) 469 1183 2396 M.K. BOOR (if we need some) manure ([P]) 427 1196 2376