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