speaker vowel/frame context F1 F2 F3 gl F1 gl F2 gl F3 WRV_RM BEET (thousand) seagulls (eating) 346 1919 2432 WRV_RM BEET (seagulls) eating (dead fish) 365 2077 2650 WRV_RM BEET ([pause]) HeÕd (be a fool if) 321 2001 2762 WRV_RM BEET (HeÕd) be (a fool if he) 318 1995 2643 WRV_RM BEET (August was) peaceful ([pause]) 381 1961 2363 WRV_RM BEET (refreshed [pause]) Even (a goat) 328 2066 2675 WRV_RM BEET "(10-lb. bags) cheap, (the manager)" 345 2005 2500 WRV_RM BEET (I only) need (five right now) 323 2162 2504 WRV_RM BIT (could and) hit (the culvert) 445 1751 2356 WRV_RM BIT "(telephone poles) zip (by, he passed)" 402 1281 2358 WRV_RM BIT "(bothered) it, (too [pause])" 407 1696 2438 WRV_RM BIT (a tight) fit (in his small) 438 1706 2157 WRV_RM BIT (saw a guy) fixing (the roof of) 440 1903 2400 WRV_RM BIT (be hostile if he) didn't (wash that big) 391 1768 2401 WRV_RM BIT (stove [pause]) Picturing (the fire) 417 2027 2400 WRV_RM BIT (no cure for) this ([pause]) 448 1380 2351 WRV_RM BAIT (which) made (his ears) 420 1819 2250 385 1916 2289 WRV_RM BAIT (I canÕt) stay (cooped up) 470 1689 2373 423 1977 2296 WRV_RM BAIT (a nice) day (he thought) 447 1722 2348 384 1875 2359 WRV_RM BAIT (bad it) made (him cough) 457 1754 2161 398 1845 2313 WRV_RM BAIT (plants [pause]) They (made his) 474 1699 2410 427 1913 2376 WRV_RM BAIT ([P] They) made (his voice sound) 465 1862 2308 352 2033 2335 WRV_RM BAIT (at a Gulf) station (and bought) 441 1585 2215 373 1825 2257 WRV_RM BET (eating) dead (fish) 459 1641 2302 WRV_RM BET "(Dam [pause]) Next, (he rode through)" 529 1646 2258 WRV_RM BET (He) headed (back to town) 467 1772 2209 WRV_RM BET (Tuesday [pause]) Checking (his pocket) 483 1628 2254 WRV_RM BET "(and then,) second, (two cots on sale)" 548 1376 2316 WRV_RM BET (I) guess (thereÕs no cure) 433 1901 2329 WRV_RM BAT (too cold) Saturday (to soak) 509 1384 2328 582 1385 2069 WRV_RM BAT (He still) hadnÕt (started washing) 503 1659 2231 537 1714 2248 WRV_RM BAT (took off as) fast (as he could) 525 1539 2053 555 1508 2158 WRV_RM BAT (he) passed (both a school) 497 1716 2097 529 1688 2192 WRV_RM BAT (hospital [pause]) After (five minutes) 606 1614 2186 616 1625 2029 WRV_RM BAT (air was so) bad (it made him) 500 1541 2164 535 1595 2280 WRV_RM BAT (can looked) happy ([pause] He) 495 1813 2228 595 1697 2202 WRV_RM BAT (He headed) back (to town) 551 1649 2227 569 1686 2141 WRV_RM BAT (bought some) gas (because Joan) 448 1833 2202 612 1553 2203 WRV_RM BAT (a bushel) basket ([pause] He rushed) 525 1318 2094 556 1397 2212 WRV_RM BOT (his ears) throb ([pause] As) 654 1210 2171 WRV_RM BOT ([pause]) Watching (the telephone) 626 974 2206 WRV_RM BOT (and a) hospital. ([pause] After) 685 1223 2207 WRV_RM BOT (hoarse [pause]) Not (far away) 709 1261 2399 WRV_RM BOT "(ragweed) bothered (it, too)" 634 1140 2218 WRV_RM BOT (Checking his) pocket (for cash) 653 1068 2229 WRV_RM BOT "(cash, he) stopped (at a Gulf)" 649 1230 2289 WRV_RM BOT "(now, he) nodded, (plus some)" 627 1253 2237 WRV_RM BOT (two) cots (on sale) 714 1337 2160 WRV_RM BOT "(since it had) gotten (hot, and)" 588 1356 2140 WRV_RM BOT "(gotten) hot, (and he recalled)" 675 1233 2320 WRV_RM BOT (would be) hostile (if he didnÕt) 638 1107 2251 WRV_RM BOT (cooking) pot (on the stove) 641 1120 2141 WRV_RM BOUGHT (and his) daughter (was playing) 555 826 2032 WRV_RM BOUGHT (Joan) caught (him [pause]) 608 1015 2019 WRV_RM BOUGHT (He took) off (as fast as he) 600 885 2079 WRV_RM BOUGHT "(day, he) thought ([pause] Watching)" 555 1076 2022 WRV_RM BOUGHT (made him) cough ([pause] HeÕd be) 599 923 2181 WRV_RM BOUGHT (station and) bought (some gas) 575 912 2203 WRV_RM BOUGHT (tool store) ought (to sell ten-pound) 598 885 2089 WRV_RM BOUGHT "(house and) thought, (I need to put)" 607 1123 2236 WRV_RM BOUGHT "(from hard to) soft, (since it had)" 565 1080 2061 WRV_RM BOAT (Saturday to) soak (in his pool) 463 1071 2145 469 962 2031 WRV_RM BOAT "(minutes, he) drove (around Hoover)" 458 961 1771 452 772 2053 WRV_RM BOAT (pushing a) boat (along the end) 456 814 2121 428 878 1976 WRV_RM BOAT "(Next, he) rode (through some farms)" 457 1002 1826 462 981 2182 WRV_RM BOAT (ragweed was) so (bad it made him) 440 1030 2137 429 892 2087 WRV_RM BOAT (sense to avoid) those (plants [pause]) 426 1071 2180 404 916 2353 WRV_RM BOAT (Even a) goat (chewing on a tin can) 475 1007 2126 424 1024 2103 WRV_RM BOAT "(manager [pause]) No, (but TharpÕs)" 530 804 2242 459 726 2434 WRV_RM BOAT (put a fall) coat (of paint on my own) 461 805 2036 461 939 2006 WRV_RM BOAT (pot on the) stove. ([pause] Picturing) 512 1129 2088 476 834 2174 WRV_RM BOAT (out the dish) soap. ([pause] I guess) 468 1112 2165 430 885 2148 WRV_RM BUT (stay cooped) up (inside on such) 511 1262 2349 WRV_RM BUT (There) mustÕve (been a thousand) 529 1037 2267 WRV_RM BUT (took a) shortcut (down Tuttle) 508 1419 2074 WRV_RM BUT (shortcut down) Tuttle (Street and) 521 1094 2256 WRV_RM BUT (hear his) other (daughter practicing) 521 1042 2374 WRV_RM BUT "(poor ears, he) muttered (as he poured)" 546 1114 1995 WRV_RM BOOK ([pause] He) took (off as fast) 474 1244 2116 WRV_RM BOOK (fast as he) could (and hit the) 454 1100 2038 WRV_RM BOOK (were men) pushing (a boat) 418 1155 1936 WRV_RM BOOK "(plus some) hooks, (bolts, and a)" 478 845 2070 WRV_RM BOOK (fixing the) roof (of his house) 464 1003 1967 WRV_RM BOOK (I need to) put (a fall coat of) 469 1058 2002 WRV_RM BOOK "(big, dark) cooking (pot on the)" 443 1132 1890 WRV_RM BOOT (canÕt stay) cooped (up inside) 363 887 2004 WRV_RM BOOT "(drove around) Hoover (Dam, where)" 338 894 1992 WRV_RM BOOT (rode) through (some farms with) 313 1591 1969 WRV_RM TOOT "(foggy to) shoot (arrows, Sam)" 318 1431 2053 WRV_RM TOOT "(bothered it,) too. ([pause] At)" 428 1590 2140 WRV_RM TOOT "(driveway salt,) do (you? he asked)" 362 1597 2198 WRV_RM TOOT "(then, second,) two (cots on sale)" 350 1103 2057 WRV_RM POOL (soak in his) pool (and too foggy) 381 664 2118 WRV_RM POOL (both a) school (and a hospital) 378 767 2188 WRV_RM POOL (HeÕd be a) fool (if he didnÕt have) 356 705 2148 WRV_RM POOL (TharpÕs) tool (store ought to sell) 400 803 2350 WRV_RM BIDE (Sam) decided (to tour the) 596 1360 2393 507 1603 2233 WRV_RM BIDE (tour the) countryside. ([pause] His) 547 1194 2233 530 1406 2139 WRV_RM BIDE (out of his) drive. ([pause] I canÕt) 617 1250 2081 555 1540 2193 WRV_RM BIDE (cooped up) inside (on such a nice) 620 1263 2474 482 1713 2277 WRV_RM BIDE "(After) five (minutes, he drove)" 631 971 2194 518 1635 2227 WRV_RM BIDE "(On) Friday, (all heÕd seen were)" 689 1129 2135 508 1772 2311 WRV_RM BIDE "(have any) driveway (salt, do you?)" 632 1274 2046 556 1545 2064 WRV_RM BIDE "(only need) five (right now, he)" 727 1211 2310 479 1764 2173 WRV_RM BIDE (in his small-) sized (foreign auto) 631 1222 2422 493 1563 2212 WRV_RM BIDE "(fire in her) eyes, (he took a)" 661 1193 2239 395 1882 2267 WRV_RM BITE "(golf partner,) Pike, (was gone, and)" 540 1199 2137 442 1803 2109 WRV_RM BITE "(playing the) fife, (which made his)" 579 1130 2243 446 1762 2103 WRV_RM BITE "(before his) wife, (Joan, caught him)" 502 1096 1942 391 1726 1955 WRV_RM BITE (from last) night. ([pause] He took) 576 1163 2243 401 1818 2231 WRV_RM BITE "(on such a) nice (day, he thought)" 625 1223 2257 406 1843 2221 WRV_RM BITE (he saw a) sight (to behold [pause]) 550 1196 2279 393 1829 2188 WRV_RM BITE "(need five) right (now, he nodded)" 523 1408 1921 413 1883 2306 WRV_RM BITE "(special on) light (bulbs, and first)" 618 986 2743 467 1710 2290 WRV_RM BITE (they were a) tight (fit in his small) 538 1383 2159 403 1948 2270 WRV_RM BOUT (wanted to get) out (of the house) 568 1273 2162 533 1229 2264 WRV_RM BOUT (out of the) house (so he dashed) 643 1184 2059 487 990 2118 WRV_RM BOUT (been a) thousand (seagulls eating) 663 1137 2334 496 931 2673 WRV_RM BOUT "(hogs, horses,) cows, (and a bull)" 650 1241 2123 435 984 2086 WRV_RM BOUT "(morning, and) now (he felt refreshed)" 694 1397 2383 507 976 2266 WRV_RM BOY (farms with) soybean (fields and the) 436 831 2084 410 1625 2097 WRV_RM BOY (sense to) avoid (those plants [pause]) 391 673 2005 385 1679 2205 WRV_RM BOY (They made his) voice (sound hoarse.) 429 728 2014 420 1878 2142 WRV_RM BOY ([pause] He) enjoyed (looking at the) 437 982 1978 438 1697 2057 WRV_RM BAR "(His golf) partner, (Pike, was)" 559 1123 1619 WRV_RM BAR (the family) car (before his wife) 602 1211 1785 WRV_RM BAR (still hadnÕt) started (washing the) 508 1211 1942 WRV_RM BAR ([pause] Not) far (away he heard) 599 1073 1777 WRV_RM BAR (heard a dog) barking ([pause] Maybe) 530 999 1732 WRV_RM BAR "(No, but) TharpÕs (tool store ought)" 597 1280 2221 WRV_RM BAR ([pause] The) tar (on the road had) 691 1003 2030 WRV_RM BAR "(gone from) hard (to soft, since)" 642 1190 1825 WRV_RM BAR "(wash that big,) dark (cooking pot on)" 506 1399 2119 WRV_RM BORder=BOAR (family car) before (his wife) 417 727 1656 WRV_RM BORder=BOAR (voice sound) hoarse ([pause] At) 419 743 2070 WRV_RM BORder=BOAR "(at the hogs,) horses, (cows, and a)" 434 843 1785 WRV_RM BORder=BOAR "(rushed to the) store, (which was)" 436 814 1975 WRV_RM BORder=BOAR (took a) shortcut (down Tuttle) 470 1073 1700 WRV_RM BORder=BOAR (as he) poured (out the dish soap) 423 731 2344 OHDNOR_F BEET (thousand) seagulls (eating) 487 2244 3029 471 2262 3046 OHDNOR_F BEET (seagulls) eating (dead fish) 508 2580 2991 491 2517 3021 OHDNOR_F BEET "(Friday, all) heÕd (seen were)" 490 2500 3124 469 2407 3082 OHDNOR_F BEET ([pause]) HeÕd (be a fool if) 425 2642 2940 425 2642 2940 OHDNOR_F BEET (HeÕd) be (a fool if he) 430 2547 2907 448 2544 3033 OHDNOR_F BEET (At) least (August was) 462 2608 2720 457 2583 2993 OHDNOR_F BEET (August was) peaceful ([pause]) 452 2583 3061 452 2583 3061 OHDNOR_F BEET (refreshed [pause]) Even (a goat) 430 2425 3201 429 2455 3208 OHDNOR_F BEET "(10-lb. bags) cheap, (the manager)" 411 2449 3137 381 2573 3238 OHDNOR_F BEET (I only) need (five right now) 416 2789 3006 426 2650 2976 OHDNOR_F BEET (said their) leader ([pause] We can't) 379 2278 3147 376 2265 3154 OHDNOR_F BEET (later on that) evening (the scouts) 420 2547 3431 394 2519 3170 OHDNOR_F BIT (washing the dish--) dishes (from last) 570 1914 2846 OHDNOR_F BIT (could and) hit (the culvert) 574 2069 2791 OHDNOR_F BIT "(telephone poles) zip (by, he passed)" 601 1749 2958 OHDNOR_F BIT (eating dead) fish ([pause] On) 601 1862 2884 OHDNOR_F BIT (if he) didnÕt (have the sense) 574 2151 2873 OHDNOR_F BIT (a tight) fit (in his small) 599 1704 2958 OHDNOR_F BIT (saw a guy) fixing (the roof of) 557 2078 2594 OHDNOR_F BIT (stove [pause]) Picturing (the fire) 455 2030 2617 OHDNOR_F BIT (no cure for) this ([pause]) 600 1645 2892 OHDNOR_F PIN ([pause]) Since (it was too cold) 448 1662 2606 OHDNOR_F PIN (After five) minutes (he drove) 620 1819 3108 OHDNOR_F PIN (There must've) been (a thousand) 642 1711 2644 OHDNOR_F PIN (chewing on a) tin (can looked) 633 1992 3214 OHDNOR_F PIN (hard to soft) since (it had gotten) 415 2240 3067 OHDNOR_F PIN (or go out [P] on--) into (the loft) 485 1945 2682 OHDNOR_F PIN (come washing) in (the beams) 724 1897 2970 OHDNOR_F PIN "(dead, half) in (and half out)" 701 2003 2942 OHDNOR_F BAIT (which) made (his ears) 542 2361 2892 525 2599 3064 OHDNOR_F BAIT (I canÕt) stay (cooped up) 500 2213 2760 478 2330 2800 OHDNOR_F BAIT (a nice) day (he thought) 592 1802 2842 531 2469 3217 OHDNOR_F BAIT (bad it) made (him cough) 557 2540 3112 499 2616 3171 OHDNOR_F BAIT (plants [pause]) They (made his) 578 2318 2958 568 2401 2654 OHDNOR_F BAIT (at a Gulf) station (and bought) 514 2069 2736 426 2310 2869 OHDNOR_F BAIT (was quite) unsafe ([pause] At) 520 2377 3131 511 2328 2875 OHDNOR_F BAIT (A little) later (on that evening) 526 2142 3306 461 2120 3332 OHDNOR_F BAIT (The leader) gave (the order) 465 2329 3288 462 2403 3021 OHDNOR_F BAIT (think itÕs) safe (here anymore) 563 2304 3152 418 2472 3124 OHDNOR_F BAIT (right about) face! (March!) 583 2307 2889 498 2297 2896 OHDNOR_F BET (eating) dead (fish) 733 1766 2737 OHDNOR_F BET "(Dam [P]) Next, (he rode through)" 809 1805 2743 OHDNOR_F BET (He) headed (back to town) 748 1890 2998 OHDNOR_F BET (renewed his [P]) medical (insurance) 784 1751 2711 OHDNOR_F BET (Tuesday [P]) Checking (his pocket) 781 1880 2725 OHDNOR_F BET (having a) special (on light bulbs) 765 1681 3247 OHDNOR_F BET "(and then,) second, (two cots on sale)" 813 1712 2765 OHDNOR_F BET (I) guess (thereÕs no cure) 761 1684 2615 OHDNOR_F BET "(usual, but) said (nothing [pause])" 660 1679 3053 OHDNOR_F BET (wonÕt do) said (their leader) 648 1741 2964 OHDNOR_F BET "(rat, quite) dead (half in and half)" 739 1936 3146 OHDNOR_F PEN (he'd seen were) men (pushing a) 769 1772 2910 OHDNOR_F PEN (along the) end (of the dam) 776 1800 2882 OHDNOR_F PEN (have the) sense (to avoid these--) 726 1678 2567 OHDNOR_F PEN (don't have) any (driveway salt) 647 1852 2741 OHDNOR_F PEN (ought to sell) ten-(pound bags) 784 1771 3066 OHDNOR_F PEN "(things and) then (second, two)" 802 1828 3098 OHDNOR_F PEN "(answered, and) then (he'd walk off)" 739 1903 3045 OHDNOR_F PEN (hair stood on) end (with fear and) 739 1828 2904 OHDNOR_F PEN (So they) sent (out scouts to) 746 1760 2347 OHDNOR_F PEN (but then) again (perhaps I won't) 779 1983 2914 OHDNOR_F PEN (day--some) men (came to look) 784 1986 3470 OHDNOR_F BAT (too cold) Saturday (to soak) 662 1845 2746 728 1831 2784 OHDNOR_F BAT (He still) hadnÕt (started washing) 699 1849 2530 721 1862 2780 OHDNOR_F BAT (took off as) fast (as he could) 698 1945 2882 734 1851 2890 OHDNOR_F BAT (he) passed (both a school) 797 2087 2884 766 1785 2890 OHDNOR_F BAT (hospital [pause]) After (five minutes) 710 1836 2788 710 1836 2788 OHDNOR_F BAT (air was so) bad (it made him) 694 1769 2683 810 1764 2692 OHDNOR_F BAT (can looked) happy ([pause] He) 736 1911 2725 721 1733 2766 OHDNOR_F BAT (He headed) back (to town) 708 1928 2796 779 1950 2871 OHDNOR_F BAT (bought some) gas (because Joan) 582 1162 2256 730 1650 2725 OHDNOR_F BAT (a bushel) basket ([pause] He rushed) 780 1690 2932 832 1725 2794 OHDNOR_F BAT "(wash) that (big, dark cooking)" 794 1693 2815 756 1692 2729 OHDNOR_F BAT (scouts came) back (and said) 766 2087 3342 770 2081 2748 OHDNOR_F BAT (Arthur [pause]) That (was the) 765 1718 2864 767 1720 2860 OHDNOR_F BAT (he wasnÕt) exactly (outside it) 705 1848 2843 707 2016 2805 OHDNOR_F BAT (then again) perhaps (I wonÕt) 774 2019 3890 800 1691 3344 OHDNOR_F BAT (them) happened (to move) 793 1991 3245 761 1834 3066 OHDNOR_F BAT (other rats) asked (him if) 751 1791 2810 773 1743 2973 OHDNOR_F BAT (At) last (one of the joists) 673 1759 3018 675 1708 3024 OHDNOR_F BAT (but at) last (one of them) 796 1855 3508 795 1726 2886 OHDNOR_F BAT (quite dead) half (in and half) 854 1957 3229 845 1803 3199 OHDNOR_F BAT (half in and) half (out of) 845 1941 3109 868 1808 2924 OHDNOR_F BAN "(shoot arrows,) Sam (decided to)" 566 2462 2753 636 2305 2814 OHDNOR_F BAN (dashed to the) family (car before) 540 2388 2763 627 2076 2594 OHDNOR_F BAN (I) canÕt (stay cooped up) 694 2629 3357 701 2471 2835 OHDNOR_F BAN "(Hoover) Dam, (where he saw)" 599 2256 2848 733 1660 2824 OHDNOR_F BAN (avoid these--those) plants. ([P] they) 591 2711 2850 642 1909 2838 OHDNOR_F BAN (on a tin) can (looked happy) 585 2685 3044 744 1837 2748 OHDNOR_F BAN (asked the) manager. ([pause] No) 587 2368 2913 660 2077 3006 OHDNOR_F BAN (manager) answered. ([pause] I) 586 2497 2735 738 2063 2935 OHDNOR_F BOT (his ears) throb ([pause] As) 861 1563 2421 OHDNOR_F BOT ([pause]) Watching (the telephone) 881 1504 2370 OHDNOR_F BOT (and a) hospital. ([pause] After) 892 1656 2827 OHDNOR_F BOT (hoarse [pause]) Not (far away) 813 1699 2773 OHDNOR_F BOT "(ragweed bother--)bothered (it, too)" 883 1584 2692 OHDNOR_F BOT (Checking his) pocket (for cash) 918 1695 2691 OHDNOR_F BOT "(cash, he) stopped (at a Gulf)" 898 1634 3257 OHDNOR_F BOT "(now, he) nodded, (plus some)" 926 1730 2835 OHDNOR_F BOT (two) cots (on sale) 957 1603 3384 OHDNOR_F BOT "(since it had) gotten (hot, and)" 896 1683 2578 OHDNOR_F BOT "(gotten) hot, (and he recalled)" 971 1640 2641 OHDNOR_F BOT (would be) hostile (if he didnÕt) 899 1592 2820 OHDNOR_F BOT (cooking) pot (on the stove) 926 1643 2695 OHDNOR_F BOT (The roof may) not (fall down) 900 1708 2775 OHDNOR_F BOT (It seemed) odd (to them) 903 1624 3545 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (and his) daughter (was playing) 749 1308 2662 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (Joan) caught (him [pause]) 864 1415 2384 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (He took) off (as fast as he) 862 1531 2552 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT "(day, he) thought ([pause] Watching)" 869 1449 2511 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (where he) saw (a sight to behold) 859 1342 2678 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (made him) cough ([pause] HeÕd be) 833 1340 2675 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (looking at a) hawk (above and the) 823 1323 2601 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (station and) bought (some gas) 834 1275 2464 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (tool store) ought (to sell ten-pound) 931 1357 3162 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (-sized foreign) auto ([pause] On the) 830 1314 2164 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (house and) thought ([P] I need to put) 809 1450 2748 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT "(from hard to) soft, (since it had)" 862 1372 2557 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (old rat) caught (sight of young) 836 1521 2593 OHDNOR_F BOUGHT (board and he) caught (sight of a) 794 1577 2734 OHDNOR_F BOAT (Saturday to) soak (in his pool) 594 1511 3009 567 1396 2524 OHDNOR_F BOAT "(minutes, he) drove (around Hoover)" 589 1334 2519 590 1325 2544 OHDNOR_F BOAT (pushing a) boat (along the end) 603 1338 2637 550 1350 2596 OHDNOR_F BOAT "(Next, he) rode (through some farms)" 623 1573 2381 622 1595 2720 OHDNOR_F BOAT (ragweed was) so (bad it made him) 622 1593 2667 617 1507 2639 OHDNOR_F BOAT (to avoid these p--) those (plants [P]) 600 1518 2815 573 1528 2854 OHDNOR_F BOAT (Even a) goat (chewing on a tin can) 642 1661 2670 570 1349 2643 OHDNOR_F BOAT "(manager [pause]) No, (but TharpÕs)" 644 1785 2882 595 1251 2777 OHDNOR_F BOAT (put a fall) coat (of paint on my own) 644 1440 2496 595 1226 2524 OHDNOR_F BOAT (pot on the) stove. ([pause] Picturing) 574 1752 2695 611 1492 2454 OHDNOR_F BOAT (out the dish) soap. ([pause] I guess) 589 1576 2744 557 1292 2653 OHDNOR_F BOAT (you think) so ([P] said his aunt) 655 1633 2886 566 1386 2717 OHDNOR_F BOAT (I think IÕll) go (tomorrow) 584 1437 2446 616 1470 2667 OHDNOR_F BOAT (to look) over (the damage) 650 1616 2486 596 1438 2630 OHDNOR_F BUT (stay cooped) up (inside on such) 712 1619 2749 OHDNOR_F BUT (up inside on) such (a nice day) 649 1710 2591 OHDNOR_F BUT (There) mustÕve (been a thousand) 745 1580 2800 OHDNOR_F BUT (ragweed in the) dust (-filled air) 760 1657 3071 OHDNOR_F BUT (at a hawk) above (the hogs [P]) 725 1491 2734 OHDNOR_F BUT "(he nodded,) plus (some hooks)" 722 1582 3167 OHDNOR_F BUT (took a) shortcut (down Tuttle) 746 1725 2508 OHDNOR_F BUT (shortcut down) Tuttle (Street and) 757 1317 2731 OHDNOR_F BUT (hear his) other (daughter practicing) 751 1532 2808 OHDNOR_F BUT "(ears, he) muttered (as he poured)" 797 1526 2766 OHDNOR_F BUT (hole [pause) Thus (the shirker) 797 1660 3005 OHDNOR_F BOOK ([pause] He) took (off as fast) 578 1583 2673 OHDNOR_F BOOK (fast as he) could (and hit the) 590 1628 2544 OHDNOR_F BOOK (were men) pushing (a boat) 519 1687 2427 OHDNOR_F BOOK (He enjoyed) looking (at a hawk) 557 1501 2789 OHDNOR_F BOOK "(plus some) hooks, (bolts, and a)" 582 1441 2861 OHDNOR_F BOOK "(bolts, and a) bushel (basket [pause])" 568 1355 2939 OHDNOR_F BOOK (fixing the) roof (of his house) 643 1443 2473 OHDNOR_F BOOK (I need to pull--) put (a fall coat of) 624 1748 2983 OHDNOR_F BOOK "(big, dark) cooking (pot on the)" 519 1676 2641 OHDNOR_F BOOK "(stove, he) took (a shortcut down)" 597 1656 2987 OHDNOR_F BOOK (with her) foot (for she couldnÕt) 644 1727 2922 OHDNOR_F BOOK (The walls) shook (the cupola) 673 1635 3087 OHDNOR_F BOOK (the ratsÕ hair) stood (on end with) 609 1787 2975 OHDNOR_F BOOT (canÕt stay) cooped (up inside) 456 1827 2673 429 1840 2487 OHDNOR_F BOOT "(drove around) Hoover (Dam, where)" 429 1964 2562 424 1853 2535 OHDNOR_F BOOT (rode) through (some farms with) 445 1871 2511 400 1887 2377 OHDNOR_F BOOT "(he passed) CooperÕs (Forks, where)" 445 1876 2526 445 1876 2526 OHDNOR_F BOOT (young rat) who (couldn't make) 434 1580 2512 434 1580 2512 OHDNOR_F BOOT (all rotted) through ([P] so that the) 573 1667 2070 572 1398 2279 OHDNOR_F BOOT (can't stay) cooped (up here any) 433 1712 2486 430 1688 2511 OHDNOR_F BOOT (happened to) move (a board) 503 1704 2428 493 1676 2520 OHDNOR_F TOOT "(foggy to) shoot (arrows, Sam)" 416 1859 2431 430 1700 2488 OHDNOR_F TOOT "(bothered it,) too. ([pause] At)" 566 1809 2754 597 1356 2802 OHDNOR_F TOOT "(driveway salt,) do (you? he asked)" 378 1745 2568 390 1523 2544 OHDNOR_F TOOT "(then, second,) two (cots on sale)" 491 1569 2492 479 1540 2475 OHDNOR_F TOOT (This won't) do (said their leader) 402 2172 2645 421 1782 2637 OHDNOR_F TOOT (you're coming in) too? ([P] I'm not) 463 1849 2666 502 1412 2685 OHDNOR_F BIDE (Sam) decided (to tour the) 781 1852 2785 709 1901 2847 OHDNOR_F BIDE (tour the) countryside. ([pause] His) 825 1717 2721 693 1747 2637 OHDNOR_F BIDE (out of his) drive. ([pause] I canÕt) 839 1739 2523 749 1807 2701 OHDNOR_F BIDE (cooped up) inside (on such a nice) 809 1711 2687 735 1811 2502 OHDNOR_F BIDE "(After) five (minutes, he drove)" 850 1672 2722 645 2092 3031 OHDNOR_F BIDE "(On) Friday, (all heÕd seen were)" 775 1798 2138 671 1811 2588 OHDNOR_F BIDE "(have any) driveway (salt, do you?)" 759 1882 2627 717 1852 2629 OHDNOR_F BIDE "(only need) five (right now, he)" 912 1531 2572 571 1776 2840 OHDNOR_F BIDE (in his small-) sized (foreign auto) 832 1580 2658 627 1725 2974 OHDNOR_F BIDE "(fire in her) eyes, (he took a)" 788 1716 2833 534 1726 2805 OHDNOR_F BITE "(golf partner,) Pike, (was gone, and)" 660 1977 3142 552 2418 2979 OHDNOR_F BITE "(playing the) fife, (which made his)" 732 1724 2765 487 2359 2895 OHDNOR_F BITE "(before his) wife, (Joan, caught him)" 731 1613 2410 566 1979 2438 OHDNOR_F BITE (from last) night. ([pause] He took) 742 1960 2920 645 2459 3207 OHDNOR_F BITE "(on such a) nice (day, he thought)" 758 1845 2902 623 2006 2652 OHDNOR_F BITE (he saw a) sight (to behold [pause]) 748 1737 2952 569 2228 2943 OHDNOR_F BITE "(special on) light (bulbs, and first)" 743 1733 3107 531 2092 3106 OHDNOR_F BITE (they were a) tight (fit in his small) 634 1838 3314 489 2431 2895 OHDNOR_F BOUT (wanted to get) out (of the hor--[P]) 867 1620 2537 807 1503 2704 OHDNOR_F BOUT (the hor--[P]) house ([P] so he dashed) 919 1647 2587 628 1385 2773 OHDNOR_F BOUT (been a) thousand (seagulls eating) 848 1697 2976 612 1487 2920 OHDNOR_F BOUT "(hogs, horses,) cows, (and a bull)" 862 1702 3133 567 1534 2963 OHDNOR_F BOUT "(morning, and) now (he felt refreshed)" 788 1847 3275 746 1506 2945 OHDNOR_F BOUT (roof of his) house (and thought) 921 1615 2752 692 1418 2778 OHDNOR_F BOUT (as he poured) out (the dish soap) 774 1657 2607 760 1490 2571 OHDNOR_F BOUT (heard a) loud (noise in) 897 1518 2800 792 1513 2629 OHDNOR_F BOUT (they sent) out (scouts to search) 797 1682 3109 774 1313 2794 OHDNOR_F BOUT (sent out) scouts (to search for) 763 1793 2452 611 1488 2608 OHDNOR_F BOUT (evening the) scouts (came back) 781 1756 2398 756 1533 2665 OHDNOR_F BOUT (crawled) out (of their) 826 1652 2793 813 1538 2802 OHDNOR_F BOUT (others and) shouted ([pause] Right) 776 1723 2647 748 1680 3053 OHDNOR_F BOUT (Right) about (face! March!) 823 1532 2737 812 1452 2711 OHDNOR_F BOUT (sleep on the) couch (but he) 859 1745 2221 635 1440 2613 OHDNOR_F BOY (farms with) soybean (fields and the) 595 1570 2613 563 1745 2584 OHDNOR_F BOY (sense to) avoid (these--those plants) 571 1349 2600 458 2151 2631 OHDNOR_F BOY (They made his) voice (sound hoarse.) 596 1003 2683 494 2244 2662 OHDNOR_F BOY ([pause] He) enjoyed (looking at the) 608 1277 2613 588 1941 2484 OHDNOR_F BOY (making a) choice ([pause] One fine) 581 1295 2557 516 1863 2579 OHDNOR_F BAR "(His golf) partner, (Pike, was)" 704 1689 2440 OHDNOR_F BAR (the family) car (before his wife) 784 1412 2047 OHDNOR_F BAR (still hadnÕt) started (washing the) 736 1714 2585 OHDNOR_F BAR ([pause] Not) far (away he heard) 800 1436 2522 OHDNOR_F BAR (heard a dog) barking ([pause] Maybe) 726 1605 2065 OHDNOR_F BAR "(No, but) TharpÕs (tool store ought)" 796 1465 2437 OHDNOR_F BAR ([pause] The) tar (on the road had) 820 1383 2770 OHDNOR_F BAR "(gone from) hard (to soft, since)" 872 1360 3020 OHDNOR_F BAR "(wash that big,) dark (cooking pot on)" 740 1738 2824 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR (family car) before (his wife) 603 1151 2317 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR (voice sound) hoarse ([pause] At) 588 965 2544 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR "(at the hogs,) horses, (cows, and a)" 606 1243 2220 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR (passed CooperÕs) Forks (where heÕd) 529 796 2639 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR "(rushed to the) store, (which was)" 625 1307 2490 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR (took a) shortcut (down Tuttle) 626 1353 2061 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR (as he) poured (out the dish soap) 605 1186 2469 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR "(in a) hoarse (voice, I donÕt)" 596 1049 2315 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR (old-fashioned) horse (barn where) 619 1019 2246 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR (be room and) board (for all of them) 541 821 2108 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR (old rat) coarsely. (Of course) 591 1373 2998 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR (coarsely. Of) course (youÕre coming) 614 1207 2216 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR (open the) door? (The dog) 571 1418 2718 OHDNOR_F BORder=BOAR "(Oh, my) poor (ears, he muttered)" 546 846 2511 OHDNOR_F TOUR (decided to) tour (the countryside) 601 1223 2424 OHDNOR_F BUR "(far away, he) heard (a dog barking)" 585 1810 2009 OHDNOR_F BUR "(bulbs, and) first (he bought those)" 532 1733 1947 OHDNOR_F BUR (scouts to) search (for a new) 577 1759 2074 OHDNOR_F BUR (IÕm not) certain (said Arthur) 565 1790 2197 OHDNOR_F BUR ([P] Thus the) shirker ([P] got his due) 551 1784 2116 OHDNOR_F BUR (thereÕs no) cure (for this [pause]) 519 1644 1869 OHDNOR_F BUR (But) during (the night) 584 1719 2089 OHDNOR_F BARE (in the dust-filled) air (was so bad) 578 2174 2938 OHDNOR_F BARE (to town.) There (he passed) 624 1948 2867 OHDNOR_F BARE "(With the) spare (tire, they were a)" 605 1749 2449 OHDNOR_F BARE (will ever) care (for you if you) 496 2304 2705 OHDNOR_F BARE (she couldnÕt) bear (to see the) 566 2069 2490 OHDNOR_F BARE (all the rats') hair (stood on end) 530 2128 2803 OHDNOR_F BEER (made his) ears (throb [pause]) 405 2449 2954 OHDNOR_F BEER (in time to) hear (his other daughter) 552 1967 2359 OHDNOR_F BEER "(Oh, my poor) ears (he muttered)" 413 2609 2707 OHDNOR_F BEER (on end with) fear (and horror) 419 2080 2589 OHDNOR_F BEER (cooped up) here (any longer) 550 1839 2172 OHDNOR_F POOL (soak in his) pool (and too foggy) 483 895 3182 OHDNOR_F POOL (both a) school (and a hospital) 545 963 3209 OHDNOR_F POOL (HeÕd be a) fool (if he didnÕt have) 452 908 3195 OHDNOR_F POOL (TharpÕs) tool (store ought to sell) 451 975 3196 OHDNOR_F PULL (as he) pulled (out of his) 592 876 2702 OHDNOR_F PULL "(cows, and a) bull (this Saturday)" 589 953 2817 OHDNOR_F PULL (wanted a) full (tank [pause]) 543 917 2846 OHDNOR_F POLE (it was too) cold (Saturday to) 569 925 2843 OHDNOR_F POLE "(telephone) poles (zip by, he)" 560 794 3136 OHDNOR_F POLE (sight to) behold ([pause] There) 587 878 3091 OHDNOR_F POLE "(hooks,) bolts, (and a bushel)" 595 994 3021 OHDNOR_F POLE (that the) whole (thing was quite) 631 830 3447 OHDNOR_F POLE "(rafters, joists--the) whole (business)" 577 900 3280 PTX003 BAIT "(go, like, to) state (but this year we)" 492 1946 2726 411 2271 2752 PTX003 BAIT (Um--I) play (the drums [P]) 466 1723 2574 454 1689 2576 PTX003 BAIT (they change) stations (all the time) 400 2285 2855 347 2469 2945 PTX003 BAIT ([P] I) b::asically (grew up with) 416 2114 2813 417 2150 2821 PTX003 BAIT (I guess it's) fading (away--um--uh--) 454 2023 2895 421 2287 3102 PTX003 BAIT (didn't have to) stay (but I wanted) 494 2001 2770 474 2160 3000 PTX003 BAIT (really want to) make (it a career) 523 2002 2977 509 2091 3044 PTX003 BAIT (I guess you could) say (that there's) 439 1967 2619 434 2005 2581 PTX003 BAIT "(schools, how) they--([P] they have)" 461 1875 2783 485 2115 2901 PTX003 BAIT (I had to write a) paper (on that [P]) 420 2383 3177 431 2394 3094 PTX003 BAIT (couple o' like) skateboard--([P]) 446 2383 3087 426 2454 3008 PTX003 BAIT (college) applications (but not that) 436 2305 2769 421 2089 2881 PTX003 BAIT (know it--it'll) save (me a lot more) 404 1984 2768 369 2101 2813 PTX003 BAN Austin and P San Antonio 560 1849 2941 PTX003 BAN and my band teachers 496 1899 2755 PTX003 BAN and I can't P really 666 1935 2872 PTX003 BAN P clans and everything 739 1793 3111 PTX003 BAN P you can--P you can 524 1918 2757 PTX003 BAN P clans the popular 660 1843 2822 PTX003 BAN between the Hispanics P 613 1708 2639 PTX003 BAN real fancy and if you 652 1773 2803 PTX003 BAN P and I think 484 1828 2753 PTX003 BAN "(with my dad, their) family ([P] I mean)" 652 1727 2562 PTX003 BAN ([P] I mean) Spanish (as well as English) 677 1868 2674 PTX003 BAN (because we) understand (you in English) 749 1932 2839 PTX003 BAR (it was really) hard ([P] because) 625 1226 2554 PTX003 BAR (it was pretty) hard ([P] I guess) 625 1223 2614 PTX003 BAR (he--he plays) guitar (too and so [P]) 615 1370 2465 PTX003 BAR (this--on this) part (o' the--the town) 561 1409 2158 PTX003 BAR (the police) department. ([P] Some) 586 1470 2158 PTX003 BAR "(but, yeah, there) are (like--[P] there)" 547 1421 2064 PTX003 BAR (there was one) party ([P] that took) 592 1118 2161 PTX003 BAT used to have P 607 1555 2589 PTX003 BAT go back up there 539 1563 2573 PTX003 BAT like slash P 689 1617 2705 PTX003 BAT P that's my first 493 1681 2663 PTX003 BAT and up with that P 610 1788 2793 PTX003 BAT "and my dad, he would" 628 1791 2866 PTX003 BAT I came back down 606 1616 2718 PTX003 BAT I didn't have to stay 744 1756 2559 PTX003 BAT P in black P with 772 1793 2876 PTX003 BAT the staff and everything 711 1816 2619 PTX003 BAT (some scholarship) packages ([P] But) 564 1820 2644 PTX003 BAT "(freshman [P]) slack (off, you know)" 620 1745 2988 PTX003 BAT (I remember) asking (them one time) 550 1675 2605 PTX003 BAT "(like, all these) strategies (and--[P] on)" 607 1845 2741 PTX003 BAT (they--they) pass' (it on to their) 731 1795 2707 PTX003 BEAT now we're in concert season P s' now 179 2641 3679 PTX003 BEAT just--I mean P he's pro'ly P just 291 2712 3609 PTX003 BEAT the--the new P teacher and stuff 344 2652 3617 PTX003 BEAT all my band teachers and everybody 293 2377 3045 PTX003 BEAT what I would s::ee it. I don't--I mean 339 2281 3191 PTX003 BEAT and so P she decided to go over there 300 2257 2948 PTX003 BEAT over there to see how it would be and 334 2211 2737 PTX003 BEAT see how it would be and P she ended 372 2273 2985 PTX003 BEAT P Uh--he's--P right--right now he's--I 325 2579 3182 PTX003 BEAT not a lot o' people who would P like 302 2196 2781 PTX003 BEAT "P My mom, she's a--P gosh" 298 2300 2715 PTX003 BEAT "really good, different people. P I mean" 423 2562 3244 PTX003 BEAT friends or P be separated P 348 2286 3068 PTX003 BET ([P] I) guess (it's fading away) 449 2001 2763 PTX003 BET (for--[P] for--for) better (--um--[P]) 587 1801 2722 PTX003 BET (better--um--[P]) better (-paying job) 560 1773 2600 PTX003 BET (they were) never (used to) 497 1692 2284 PTX003 BET (they prescribe) medicate ([P]) 610 1958 2735 PTX003 BET (and go to) bed ([P]) 543 1917 2812 PTX003 BET (can make it) professionally ([P] and) 560 1708 2844 PTX003 BET (there's no) separation (between) 505 1698 2722 PTX003 BET "(no, like) hesitation (to where, like)" 561 1857 2846 PTX003 BET (gonna say it's the) best--(uh--) 497 1953 2627 PTX003 BET "(yeah, she) said (that--I remember)" 510 1831 2672 PTX003 BET (just [P]) Heavy (Metal music [P]) 514 1876 3115 PTX003 BET (s--my mind) set (up on--[P] and--) 525 1706 2611 PTX003 BIDE but he's--P he's P certified for P 575 1328 2692 466 2033 2777 PTX003 BIDE "really--P I mean, I've P really haven't" 598 1852 2690 516 1914 2584 PTX003 BIDE (where they) prescribe (medicate) 641 1652 2622 522 1909 2704 PTX003 BIDE "on this--on this side, like the south or" 575 1578 2710 582 1857 2704 PTX003 BIDE south or the west side it P was--was 579 1396 2656 533 2184 2690 PTX003 BIDE you--as you P ride around this town 699 1654 2631 577 1890 2474 PTX003 BIDE St. Edwards is like a private school P 663 1706 2789 471 2010 2744 PTX003 BIDE ([P] kind o') guide (me through it a) 570 1869 2671 537 2006 2761 PTX003 BIT "P yeah, districts P and then" 381 1915 2900 PTX003 BIT for some P competitions and everything 441 2079 2874 PTX003 BIT this year we P d--P didn't P go 365 2008 2764 PTX003 BIT "but it--P it's just--I mean, P it's pro'ly" 361 1831 2753 PTX003 BIT P I guess it's fading away. Um--uh-- 437 1824 2728 PTX003 BIT people who still listen to it and all 408 1669 2816 PTX003 BIT living in a P big city or anything P 523 1999 2887 PTX003 BIT used to P this environment and P 371 1645 2671 PTX003 BIT P it was really different. It was--P I 414 1836 2814 PTX003 BIT P it was a different--P different 396 1975 2820 PTX003 BIT know anybody; I didn't--P like--P 403 1934 2846 PTX003 BIT really hard to fit in. P But--P 465 1964 2807 PTX003 BIT air c--P air conditioning and refrigeration 393 1918 2874 PTX003 BIT "it's like--P it's a certificate, like a--P" 412 1864 2692 PTX003 BIT I want to go for business P and to major 419 1906 2865 PTX003 BIT us P like the Hispanics and the P 411 1877 2681 PTX003 BITE Uh--he's--P right--right now he's--I 527 1956 3046 521 2241 3099 PTX003 BITE he's--P right--right now he's--I think 589 1841 2842 571 1986 2818 PTX003 BITE P a--the--a licence that you can--P 727 1628 2609 426 2242 3055 PTX003 BITE your gothic P type o' style P 603 1756 2922 595 1787 2853 PTX003 BITE just like P really nice P Every--everybody 687 1633 2614 409 2355 2905 PTX003 BITE good town P a nice easy P laid-back 636 1754 2767 400 2351 3003 PTX003 BITE mean P there might be some people 633 1579 2419 498 1678 2459 PTX003 BITE (basically that) type (o' deal [P]) 554 1734 2932 550 1778 2888 PTX003 BOAT would go up to P 486 1031 2530 506 1140 2593 PTX003 BOAT we're just focusing on 526 995 2750 480 959 2779 PTX003 BOAT P like most P 485 949 2651 411 881 2702 PTX003 BOAT decided to go our 504 1146 2463 493 985 2575 PTX003 BOAT to go over there 455 894 2617 452 936 2652 PTX003 BOAT two years 'go--P two 445 1114 2636 458 994 2441 PTX003 BOAT I--I didn't know anybody 540 1126 2477 468 988 2545 PTX003 BOAT I stayed over there for 493 1274 2644 481 1156 2727 PTX003 BOAT different social groups 466 980 2465 380 1025 2493 PTX003 BOAT I don't think so P 487 1364 2683 524 1483 2677 PTX003 BOAT ([P] Like) those (tests [P] I--I always) 496 1032 2683 448 1129 2735 PTX003 BOAT (always end up) choking (on 'em. I) 436 993 2519 436 993 2519 PTX003 BOAT (so [P]) hopefully (now [P] well) 441 938 2704 441 938 2704 PTX003 BOAT (I was really) hoping (for [P] like) 496 786 2684 452 793 2813 PTX003 BOAT (still--[P] uh--) spoke (to us in Spanish) 520 936 2779 449 989 2894 PTX003 BOOT we'd go up to--up to Austin and P San 457 1581 2453 PTX003 BOOT uh--well--um--P they moved P for 450 1165 2731 PTX003 BOOT "like, about P two, three months P" 414 1592 2482 PTX003 BOOT "P they:: recently moved--well, I wouldn't" 394 1202 2934 PTX003 BOOT "different social groups P are, like" 392 1869 2499 PTX003 BOOT "they would only P do stuff, like--or they" 279 1838 2430 PTX003 BOOT just P want to do their own deal P 368 1696 2579 PTX003 BOOT P tell you the truth it's not really them 381 1710 2644 PTX003 BOOT I don't--I don't--I choose not to and P 359 1675 2508 PTX003 BOOT (I think I've) improved (I mean [P]) 403 1224 2610 PTX003 BOOT (because of the) roots (and everyt'ing) 352 1208 2532 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT "well, it's P not P anybody's fault or" 678 1615 2775 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT we just barely got a new band director 521 1483 2560 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT like P punk rock P rock s--P like 570 1233 2728 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT P punk rock P rock s--P like slash 638 1295 2650 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT P more of a pop sounding--P s--pop 704 1095 2528 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT pop sounding--P s--pop sound P 672 1118 2564 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT I know there's a lot o' people who still 672 1625 2734 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT "P better paying job P and, well, just" 657 1396 2600 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT "couldn't find a job here, and so P she" 610 1521 2762 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT P 'Cause not a lot o' people who 640 1466 2499 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT Cause not a lot o' people who would 636 1475 2741 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT pro--P prob'ly in Austin P 644 1307 2537 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT P like the popular and the P 713 1244 2587 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT you have your gothic P type o' style 686 1320 2755 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT up to--up to Austin and P San Antonio 617 961 2422 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT we went up to Austin to--P to--to get 595 1160 2803 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT they kind o' P brought it up onto us 584 1381 2738 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT P You could talk to anybody--uh-- 539 1373 2408 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT don't want to talk to and stuff P 668 1218 2537 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT if they were to cross over there P even 727 1239 2692 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT They don' t enforce the law. P And--P 626 1128 2903 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT that's what's causing like P everything 561 1113 2768 PTX003 BOT=BOUGHT tuition and P cost and fees and everything 551 1085 2467 PTX003 BOUT (Well) now (we're in concert season) 745 1810 2626 577 1304 2527 PTX003 BOUT "(there for, like) about ([pause] two)" 544 1314 2478 558 1226 2655 PTX003 BOUT "(you know) how (like, on different)" 722 1303 2541 597 1250 2455 PTX003 BOUT (different schools) how (they [pause]) 642 1305 2889 541 1211 2832 PTX003 BOUT "(side, like the) south (or the west side)" 631 1474 2651 561 1054 2834 PTX003 BOUT "(tracks, the) houses ([pause])" 671 1486 2588 538 1288 2557 PTX003 BOUT "([pause] Anglo) house (like, you)" 767 1429 2516 515 1269 2856 PTX003 BOUT (as how they were) now ([pause]) 622 1760 2552 571 1384 2586 PTX003 BOUT (lot o' talk) about ([pause] the) 573 1588 2673 512 1348 2752 PTX003 BOUT (like [P] black) out (everyting [P]) 642 1850 2523 579 1282 2647 PTX003 BUT and then plus other--other counties 536 1450 2687 PTX003 BUT and then plus other--other counties 585 1418 2748 PTX003 BUT counties and stuff. P We'd go up 550 1373 2700 PTX003 BUT We'd go up to--P up to Austin and P 518 1337 2707 PTX003 BUT "P teacher and stuff, I mean P things" 526 1262 3106 PTX003 BUT "P But other than that, it's been" 449 1538 2861 PTX003 BUT "P I was up there for, like, about P" 595 1285 2636 PTX003 BUT to fit in. P But--P I don't know. 557 1598 2701 PTX003 BUT "that many, like P stuck-up people" 514 1635 2612 PTX003 BUT and like P us P like the Hispanics and 588 1365 2666 PTX003 BUT to go down because I mean P 454 1649 2600 PTX003 BUT there are a couple o' like skateboard 494 1242 2535 PTX003 BOOT uh--well--um--P they moved P for 450 1165 2731 PTX003 BOOT "P they:: recently moved--well, I wouldn't" 394 1202 2934 PTX003 BOOT "different social groups P are, like" 392 1869 2499 PTX003 BOOT P tell you the truth it's not really them 381 1710 2644 PTX003 BOOT (I think I've) improved (I mean [P]) 403 1224 2610 PTX003 BOOT (because of the) roots (and everyt'ing) 352 1208 2532 PTX003 BOOK ([P] it was really) good (unintell. [P]) 493 1744 2543 PTX003 BOOK (they're really) good (I mean [P]) 512 1712 2657 PTX003 BOOK ([P] some [P]) crooked (some [P]) 474 1312 2528 PTX003 BOOK "([P] som::e) crooked (you know, just)" 449 1306 2437 PTX003 BOOK (party [P] that) took (place here [P]) 463 1787 2638 PTX003 BOOK ([P] really) wouldn't (pay attention) 482 1545 2510 PTX003 POOL P just a little school. P 411 965 2622 448 952 2730 PTX003 POOL "when I went to school up there, it" 459 1020 2640 504 1087 2747 PTX003 POOL "like, really P cool designs on their" 359 791 3064 434 1242 2837 PTX003 POOL even P more cool and P do stuff 372 845 3064 468 866 2863 PTX003 TOOT we'd go up to--up to Austin and P San 457 1581 2453 PTX003 TOOT "like, about P two, three months P" 414 1592 2482 PTX003 TOOT "they would only P do stuff, like--or they" 279 1838 2430 PTX003 TOOT just P want to do their own deal P 368 1696 2579 PTX003 TOOT I don't--I don't--I choose not to and P 359 1675 2508 PTX003 BORder=BOAR like P more of a pop sounding--P 489 929 2740 PTX003 BORder=BOAR listen to it anymore now that my parents 466 927 2521 PTX003 BORder=BOAR (maneuver all) sorts (of [P] like air) 466 1458 1996 PTX003 BORder=BOAR "Yeah, big porches and P like" 510 976 2441 PTX003 BORder=BOAR (go to the grocery) store (or something) 474 1245 2443 PTX003 BORder=BOAR P They don't enforce the law. P 426 778 2688 PTX003 BORder=BOAR couple o' like skateboard P s'boarders 431 932 2439 PTX003 BORder=BOAR (doesn't do that) or ([P] I mean [P]) 436 944 2511 PTX003 BORder=BOAR (ends up coming up) short ([P] and like) 467 789 2343 PTX003 BORder=BOAR (um--[P] to) f::orty ([P] Up to forty) 437 671 2959 PTX003 BORder=BOAR ([P] Up to) forty ([P] and then now) 467 765 2591 PTX003 BARE (we just) barely (got a new band) 461 1412 1992 PTX003 BARE (need to go back up) there (and [P]) 489 1692 2465 PTX003 BARE (to go over) there (to see how it) 534 1750 2793 PTX003 BARE ([P] air c--[P]) air (conditioning and) 528 1812 2114 PTX003 BARE ([P] like) air (conditioning and t'ings) 432 1893 2539 PTX003 BARE (get [P] too) scared (that I don't even) 439 2068 2760 PTX003 BEER "(state, but this) year (we [P] didn't)" 402 1828 2400 PTX003 BEER (couldn't find a job) here (and so [P]) 427 2072 2582 PTX003 BEER (decided to move back) here ([P]) 420 2034 2792 PTX003 BEER (want to make it a) career ([P] That) 378 2078 2357 PTX003 BEER (do. [P] Go buy) beer. ([P] And so--) 417 1941 2346 PTX003 BUR (now we're in) concert (season [P]) 409 1792 2188 PTX003 BUR (focusing on) concert (a::nd solo) 439 1714 2127 PTX003 BUR ([P] that's my) first ([P] I don't know) 486 1318 1807 PTX003 BUR (the shy kind o') person (and I can't) 461 1489 1618 PTX003 BUR (he's--he's [P]) certified (for [P] air) 480 1636 2266 PTX003 BUR (you can [P]) purchase (and [P] you) 520 1568 1939 PTX003 BUR (go and just) purchase (like a air--) 476 1548 1716 PTX003 BUR (business--um--) certification ([P]) 445 1631 2576 PTX003 BUR (remember she--) her (tellin' me that) 542 1561 2019 PTX003 BUR (what I--what I) heard (of [P] from) 500 1572 2013 PTX003 BUR "(I mean, I) personally (don't do drugs)" 516 1624 2363 PTX003 BUR (if you've ever) heard (on the news) 501 1440 1880 PTX003 BUR (jumped up to::) thirty ([P] think) 487 1634 2225 PTX003 PIN=PEN (it's not [P]) anybody's (fault or anyt'ing) 415 2069 2978 PTX003 PIN=PEN (pretty good. We've) been--(uh--[P]) 522 1825 2710 PTX003 PIN=PEN (weeks ago we) went (up to Austin to) 399 1618 2567 PTX003 PIN=PEN (I guess) since--(uh--[P] like) 450 1661 2615 PTX003 PIN=PEN (It's change') into (like [P] more of a) 391 1895 2936 PTX003 PIN=PEN (those--um--[P]) central (airs or anyt'ing) 394 1873 2893 PTX003 PIN=PEN (um--[P] and) then (f--[P] as [P]) 524 1926 2880 PTX003 PIN=PEN ([P] not too) convincing ( [P]) 389 1845 2726 PTX003 PIN=PEN (not [P] that) many (like [P] stuck-up) 329 2182 3256 PTX003 PIN=PEN (like [P] all) friends (and stuff) 497 1728 2690 PTX003 PIN=PEN (from back) then (I think this town) 515 1919 2633 PTX003 PIN=PEN "([P] people, it's) been ([P] I don't know)" 489 1864 2710 PTX003 PIN=PEN (it's not really) them. (It's more like the) 543 1942 2804 PTX003 PIN=PEN ([P] then-but [P]) again ([P] it--) 553 2041 2824 PTX003 PIN=PEN (like [P] every) generation (like [P] mine) 383 1880 3015 PTX003 PIN=PEN (tag up on) anything (or--[P]) 419 2351 3317 PTX003 PIN=PEN (prob'ly gonna just) end (up just [P]) 481 1922 2761 PTX003 PIN=PEN (then transferring) into (U.T. [P]) 514 1985 2704 PTX003 PIN=PEN (Edward's [P]) since (Saint Edward's is) 422 1622 2574 PTX003 PIN=PEN (sometimes even) finish ([P] all the) 473 1847 2563 PTX023JL BAIT (which) made (his ears) 496 2894 3478 486 2977 3580 PTX023JL BAIT (I can_t) stay (cooped up) 514 2997 3610 511 3037 3463 PTX023JL BAIT (a nice) day (he thought) 521 2940 3609 475 3189 3780 PTX023JL BAIT (bad it) made (him cough) 504 3018 3630 491 3132 3697 PTX023JL BAIT (plants [pause]) They (made his) 555 2997 3765 607 3092 3623 PTX023JL BAIT (at a Gulf) station (and bought) 529 2951 3675 483 3089 3647 PTX023JL BAIT ([P] The) eight (hundred [P]) 629 2961 3622 520 3275 3648 PTX023JL BAIT ([P] I had to) take (a nerve test and) 525 3048 3603 535 3096 3484 PTX023JL BAIT (I get) A's (and B's. [P]) 492 3260 4176 408 3460 4065 PTX023JL BAN "(shoot arrows,) Sam (decided to)" 993 2038 3468 PTX023JL BAN (dashed to his [P]) family's (car before) 1064 1848 3291 PTX023JL BAN "(Hoover Van [P]) Dam, (where he saw)" 1057 2149 3511 PTX023JL BAN (avoid those) plants. ([pause] they) 994 2138 3830 PTX023JL BAN (on a tin) can (looked happy) 1054 2155 3512 PTX023JL BAN (asked the) manager. ([pause] No) 978 1953 3420 PTX023JL BAN (manager) answered. ([pause] I) 958 1913 3433 PTX023JL BAR "(His golf) partner, (Pike, was)" 819 1221 2897 PTX023JL BAR (his family's [P]) car (before his wife) 886 1392 3032 PTX023JL BAR (still hadn't [P]) started (washing the) 773 1833 3171 PTX023JL BAR ([pause] Not) far (away he heard) 718 1095 3442 PTX023JL BAR (heard a dog) barking ([pause] Maybe) 878 1511 2875 PTX023JL BAR "(No, but [P]) Tharp_s (tool store ought)" 807 1480 3317 PTX023JL BAR ([pause] The) tar (on the road had) 911 1327 3096 PTX023JL BAR "(gone from) hard (to soft, since)" 975 1284 3521 PTX023JL BAR "(wash that big,) dark (cooking pot on)" 704 1452 3131 PTX023JL BAT (too cold) Saturday (to soak) 915 2066 3216 PTX023JL BAT (He still) hadn't ([P] started washing) 999 1985 3385 PTX023JL BAT (took off as) fast (as he could) 1011 1836 3464 PTX023JL BAT (he) passed (both a school) 970 1825 3166 PTX023JL BAT (hospital [pause]) After (five minutes) 850 1674 3092 PTX023JL BAT (air was so) bad (it made him) 1050 1856 3396 PTX023JL BAT (can looked) happy ([pause] He) 1023 2043 3318 PTX023JL BAT (He headed) back (to town) 1038 2031 3264 PTX023JL BAT (bought some) gas (because Joan) 960 1930 3264 PTX023JL BAT (a bushel) basket ([pause] He rushed) 992 1913 3574 PTX023JL BAT (I just came) back ([P]) 1017 2045 3317 PTX023JL BAT (test or you won't) pass. ([P]) 999 2044 3343 PTX023JL BAT "(I take a) bath, (I eat, and then I go)" 1062 1749 3103 PTX023JL BEAT (thousand) seagulls (eating) 493 2977 3732 491 3038 3675 PTX023JL BEAT (seagulls) eating (dead fish) 398 3373 4116 453 3146 3774 PTX023JL BEAT "(Friday, all) he'd (seen were)" 363 3207 4062 363 3207 4062 PTX023JL BEAT ([pause] He--[P]) He'd (be a fool if) 405 3490 3867 510 3347 3893 PTX023JL BEAT (He'd) be (a fool if he) 453 3113 3706 506 3192 3678 PTX023JL BEAT (At) least (August was) 538 3120 3777 512 2902 3632 PTX023JL BEAT (August was) peaceful ([pause]) 475 2839 3581 479 2876 3645 PTX023JL BEAT (refreshed [pause]) Even (a goat) 467 3466 3747 492 2443 3465 PTX023JL BEAT "(10-lb. bags) cheap, (the manager)" 459 3361 4102 447 3440 4326 PTX023JL BEAT (I only) need (five right now) 545 3402 3952 653 3334 3872 PTX023JL BET (eating) dead (fish) 713 2740 3568 PTX023JL BET "(Dam [pause]) Next, (he rode through)" 875 2787 3814 PTX023JL BET (He) headed (back to town) 696 2743 3434 PTX023JL BET (medicine--[P]) medical (insurance on) 708 2441 3571 PTX023JL BET (Tuesday [pause]) Checking (his pocket) 725 3211 3612 PTX023JL BET (having a) special (on light bulbs) 685 2229 3303 PTX023JL BET "(and then,) second, (two cots on sale)" 623 2875 3484 PTX023JL BET (I guess--[P] I) guess (there_s no cure) 812 2686 3491 PTX023JL BET (My room's) Texas (Longhorns. [P]) 776 2589 3654 PTX023JL BET "(I eat, and then I go to) bed. ([P])" 671 2567 3798 PTX023JL BIDE (courtyard [P]) courtside. ([pause] His) 861 1964 3851 825 2590 3812 PTX023JL BIDE (out of his) drive. ([pause] I can_t) 913 2142 2825 740 2305 3163 PTX023JL BIDE (cooped up) inside (on such a nice) 833 1922 3628 563 2815 3598 PTX023JL BIDE "(After) five (minutes, he drove)" 936 1342 3213 795 2412 3323 PTX023JL BIDE "(On) Friday, (all he_d seen were)" 818 2273 2946 701 2429 3064 PTX023JL BIDE (any driver [P]) driveway (salt to do--) 923 1973 2967 640 2157 3163 PTX023JL BIDE "(only need) five (right now, he)" 979 1512 3250 838 2337 3361 PTX023JL BIDE (in his small-) sized (foreign auto) 907 1739 3511 538 2743 3109 PTX023JL BIDE "(fire in her) eyes, (he took a)" 956 1497 3116 587 2820 3337 PTX023JL BIT (washing the) dishes (from last) 495 2694 3304 PTX023JL BIT (could and) hit (the [P] culte--cultevert--) 532 2845 3762 PTX023JL BIT "(telephone poles) zip ([P] by, he passed)" 611 2860 3629 PTX023JL BIT (eating dead) fish ([pause] On) 637 2648 3425 PTX023JL BIT (if he) didn_t (have the sense) 555 2791 3643 PTX023JL BIT "(bothered) it, (too [pause])" 555 3008 3698 PTX023JL BIT (a tight) fit (in his small) 512 2927 3659 PTX023JL BIT (saw a guyfi--[P]) fixing (the roof of) 573 2769 3373 PTX023JL BIT (stove [pause]) Picturing (the fire) 568 2669 3375 PTX023JL BIT (no curse for) this ([P] cure for this) 581 2547 3747 PTX023JL BITE "(golf partner,) Pike, (was gone, and)" 930 1202 3141 802 2864 3310 PTX023JL BITE "(before his) wife, (Joan, caught him)" 901 1247 3168 511 2710 3377 PTX023JL BITE (from last) night. ([pause] He took) 994 2151 3718 830 2724 3346 PTX023JL BITE "(on such a) nice (day, he thought)" 916 2307 3543 700 2561 3409 PTX023JL BITE (he saw a) sight (to behold [pause]) 975 1509 3368 689 3004 3743 PTX023JL BITE "(need five) right (now, he nodded)" 823 1964 2900 792 2332 3083 PTX023JL BITE "(special on) light (bulbs, and first)" 877 2049 3727 743 2549 3757 PTX023JL BITE (they were a) tight (fit in his small) 1023 1944 3554 561 2881 3702 PTX023JL BOAT (Saturday to) soak (in his pool) 563 1257 3240 596 1169 3155 PTX023JL BOAT "(minutes, he) drove (around Hoover)" 606 1342 3136 576 1115 3303 PTX023JL BOAT (pushing a) boat (through the water) 613 1083 3577 539 1053 3380 PTX023JL BOAT (Next to the) rode (through some farms) 668 1284 3332 586 1189 3585 PTX023JL BOAT (ragweed was) so (bad it made him) 600 1094 4072 528 945 3992 PTX023JL BOAT (sense to avoid) those (plants [pause]) 522 1356 3777 521 1361 3826 PTX023JL BOAT (Even a) goat (chewing on a tin can) 509 1101 3975 503 990 3923 PTX023JL BOAT "(manager [pause]) No, (but Tharp_s)" 662 1774 3464 690 1097 3324 PTX023JL BOAT (put a fall [P]) coat (of paint on my own) 607 1175 3504 629 1286 3548 PTX023JL BOAT (pot on the [P]) stove. ([P] Picturing) 683 1440 3621 602 1067 3894 PTX023JL BOAT (out the dish) soap. ([pause] I guess) 647 1377 3689 656 1247 3692 PTX023JL BOAT (and they) poke (me with needles) 610 925 3327 621 895 3275 PTX023JL BOAT (Well [P]) those (three papers count as) 572 1185 3702 571 1183 3564 PTX023JL BOAT (was thinking of) Dakota. (I'm sorry. [P]) 519 1002 3445 579 967 3353 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (his ears) throb ([pause] As) 888 1339 3027 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT ([pause]) Watching (the telephone) 781 1411 3011 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (and a) hospital. ([pause] After) 1077 1592 3321 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (hoarse [pause]) Not (far away) 942 1415 3695 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT "(ragweed) bothered (it, too)" 874 1357 3316 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (Checking his) pocket (for cash) 715 1458 3380 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT "(cash, he) stopped (at a Gulf)" 970 1386 3369 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT "(nodded [P] wait [P]) nodded, (plus some)" 1038 1762 3607 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (cots on s--[P] co--[P]) cots (on sale) 983 1548 3185 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT "(since it had) gotten (hot, and)" 906 1415 3287 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT "(gotten) hot, (and he recalled)" 1018 1355 3471 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (would be) hostile (if he didn_t) 930 1431 3426 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (cooking) pot (on the stove) 860 1383 3323 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (and his) daughter (was playing) 899 1275 3247 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (Joan [P]) caught (him [P] He still) 947 1375 3206 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (He took) off (as fast as he) 872 1381 3402 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT "(day, he) thought ([pause] Watching)" 934 1267 3417 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (where he) saw (a f--sight to behold) 856 1197 3285 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (made him) cough ([pause] He_d be) 883 1322 3227 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (looking at a) hawk ([P] above at the) 882 1306 3231 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (station and) bought (some gas) 943 1380 3405 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT (tool store) ought (to--[P] to sell ten-pound) 960 1590 3281 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT ([P] foreign) auto ([pause] On the) 956 1376 3150 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT "(house and) thought, (I need to put)" 889 1383 3372 PTX023JL BOT=BOUGHT "(from hard to) soft, (since it had)" 972 1288 3488 PTX023JL BOUT (wanted to get) out (of the house) 989 1696 3154 882 1564 3307 PTX023JL BOUT (out of the) house (so he dashed) 931 1305 3353 638 1687 3804 PTX023JL BOUT (been a) thousand (seagulls eating) 884 1561 3563 577 1374 3878 PTX023JL BOUT "([P] horses,) cows, (and bu--and a bull)" 928 1891 3575 721 1360 3676 PTX023JL BOUT ([P] and) now (he felt refreshed) 1074 1974 3268 1029 1479 3406 PTX023JL BOUT (roof of his) house (and thought) 903 1504 3407 843 1431 3531 PTX023JL BOUT (as he poured) out ([P] the dish soap) 975 1586 3257 720 1366 3388 PTX023JL BOUT "(Like,) how (do you get Jekota from)" 863 1876 3318 837 1883 3217 PTX023JL BUT (stay cooped) up (inside on such) 844 1310 3322 PTX023JL BUT (up inside on) such (a nice day) 573 2317 3681 PTX023JL BUT (There) must_ve ([P] been a thousand) 746 1926 3687 PTX023JL BUT (ragweed in the) dust (-filled air) 760 1936 3826 PTX023JL BUT (at a hawk [P]) above ([P] at the hogs) 672 1389 3606 PTX023JL BUT "(he nodded,) plus (some hooks)" 807 1950 3703 PTX023JL BUT (took a) shortcut (down Tuttle) 679 1766 3351 PTX023JL BUT (shortcut down Tur--[P]) Tuttle (Street and) 779 1354 3466 PTX023JL BUT (hear his) other (daughter practicing) 795 1583 3209 PTX023JL BUT "(poor ears, he) muttered (as he poured)" 877 1524 3229 PTX023JL BOOK ([pause] He) took (off as fast) 562 1589 3607 PTX023JL BOOK (fast as he) could (and hit the) 653 1779 3553 PTX023JL BOOK (were men) pushing (a boat) 513 1695 3412 PTX023JL BOOK (He enjoyed) looking (at a hawk) 553 1404 3412 PTX023JL BOOK "(plus some) hooks, (bolts, and a)" 664 1210 3559 PTX023JL BOOK (I need to) put (a fall coat of) 668 1890 3494 PTX023JL BOOK "(big, dark) cooking (pot on the)" 465 1662 3462 PTX023JL BOOK "(stove, he) took (a shortcut down)" 569 1359 3525 PTX023JL BOOT "(drove around) Hoover (Dam, where)" 505 1172 2571 509 1216 2423 PTX023JL BOOT "(he passed) CooperÕs (Forks, where)" 449 1402 3433 363 1296 2796 PTX023JL BOOT (pushing a boat) through ([P] the water) 466 1490 3387 471 1283 2506 PTX023JL BOOT (fixing the) roof (of his house) 505 1433 3145 508 1285 3027 PTX023JL BOOT (get mad at us to) move (so [P] it was) 486 1001 3623 249 1119 3685 PTX023JL TOOT "(foggy to) shoot (arrows, Sam)" 469 1268 3362 455 1534 3444 PTX023JL TOOT (rode [P]) th'ough (some farms with) 492 2006 3258 490 1259 3687 PTX023JL TOOT "(bothered it,) too. ([pause] At)" 486 2216 3537 600 1381 3626 PTX023JL TOOT (salt to do--[P] to) do (you? [P] he asked) 448 2332 3452 427 1700 3352 PTX023JL TOOT "(then, second,) two (cots on sale)" 481 2294 3517 485 1249 3591 PTX023JL TOOT (track. I didn't) do (basketball [P]) 451 1647 3384 452 1553 3561 PTX023JL BOY (farms with s--) soybeans (field and) 509 1181 3782 499 2688 3342 PTX023JL BOY (sense to) avoid (those plants [pause]) 527 905 3574 540 2771 3447 PTX023JL BOY (They made his) voice (sound hoarse.) 534 996 3719 513 3037 3349 PTX023JL BOY ([pause] He) enjoyed (looking at the) 519 1278 3434 548 2055 3216 PTX023JL BORder=BOAR (family car) before (his wife) 513 1695 3412 PTX023JL BORder=BOAR (voice sound) hoarse ([pause] At) 553 1404 3412 PTX023JL BORder=BOAR "(at the hogs,) horses, (cows, and a)" 664 1210 3559 PTX023JL BORder=BOAR (passed CooperÕs) Forks (where heÕd) 668 1890 3494 PTX023JL BORder=BOAR "(rushed to the) store, (which was)" 465 1662 3462 PTX023JL BORder=BOAR (took a) shortcut (down Tuttle) 569 1359 3525 PTX023JL BORder=BOAR (as he) poured (out the dish soap) 505 1172 2571 PTX023JL BORder=BOAR (decided to) tour (the countryside) 504 936 3546 PTX023JL BORder=BOAR "(Oh, my) poor (ears, he muttered)" 617 1154 3177 PTX023JL BUR (heard--[P] he) heard (a dog barking) 581 1961 2890 PTX023JL BUR "(bulbs, and) first (he bought those)" 523 1889 2611 PTX023JL BUR (there's no [P]) curse (for this--[P]) 634 1971 2451 PTX023JL BUR (I had to take a) nerve (test and then) 463 2021 2680 PTX023JL BUR (turn in your language) work ([P] like) 639 1943 3096 PTX023JL BUR ([P] 'cause 'is) first (day o' school) 505 1905 2612 PTX023JL BUR (thereÕs no) cure (for this [pause]) 682 1907 3004 PTX023JL BARE (in the dust-filled) air (was so bad) 586 2732 3308 PTX023JL BARE (to town.) There (he passed [P]) 625 2601 3504 PTX023JL BARE "(With a) spare (tire, they were a)" 556 2528 3168 PTX023JL BARE (He likes the) Bears. ([P]) 670 2197 2939 PTX023JL BEER (made his) ears (throb [pause]) 397 3211 3527 PTX023JL BEER (in time to) hear (his other daughter) 475 3058 3608 PTX023JL BEER "(Oh, my poor) ears (he muttered)" 428 3130 3415 PTX023JL BEER (We had to) cheer (in the stands) 483 2340 3362 PTX023JL BEER (mm--this) year (I was in volleyball) 549 2426 3210 PTX023JL POOL=PULL (soak in his) pool (and too foggy) 505 967 3812 833 1528 3228 PTX023JL POOL=PULL (both a) school (and a hospital) 517 1067 3783 636 1156 3801 PTX023JL POOL=PULL (HeÕd be a) fool (if he didnÕt have) 526 1108 3926 658 1332 3842 PTX023JL POOL=PULL (TharpÕs) tool (store ought to sell) 537 1188 3544 515 1240 3841 PTX023JL POOL=PULL (as he) pulled (out of his) 598 949 3784 691 1317 3585 PTX023JL POOL=PULL "(cows, and a) bull (this Saturday)" 503 961 3815 685 1208 3916 PTX023JL POOL=PULL (wanted a) full (tank [pause]) 526 1033 3831 505 1008 3936 PTX023JL PIN=PEN ([pause]) Since (it was too cold) 738 2464 3633 PTX023JL PIN=PEN (cooped up) inside (on such a) 430 2759 3786 PTX023JL PIN=PEN (After five) minutes (he drove) 548 2579 3538 PTX023JL PIN=PEN (There must've) been (a thousand) 518 2809 3651 PTX023JL PIN=PEN (chewing on a) tin (can looked) 630 2776 3768 PTX023JL PIN=PEN (hard to soft) since (it had gotten) 617 2311 3664 PTX023JL PIN=PEN (he'd seen were) men (pushing a) 573 2933 3823 PTX023JL PIN=PEN (along the) end (of the dam) 613 2904 3765 PTX023JL PIN=PEN (have the) sense (to avoid) 536 2521 3790 PTX023JL PIN=PEN (don't have) any (driveway salt) 524 3076 3853 PTX023JL PIN=PEN (ought to sell) ten-(pound bags) 808 2868 3720 PTX023JL PIN=PEN "(things and) then (second, two)" 708 2688 3617