speaker	vowel/frame	context	F1	F2	F3	gl F1	gl F2	gl F3
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.	BAIT	(ground [P]) made (ready [P] plowed)	492	2010	2747	493	1999	2895
M.K.	BAIT	(two [P] to) make (cuts [P] for)	522	2313	3170	481	2358	3232
M.K.	BAIT	(into that bag) apron ([P])	431	2348	2779	546	2172	2705
M.K.	BAIT	(two or three) acres (a day [P])	475	2188	3143	544	2349	2992
M.K.	BAIT	(three acres a) day ([P])	564	2451	3095	513	2487	3087
M.K.	BAIT	(men just with) spades ([P] but then)	492	2371	2843	452	1962	2926
M.K.	BAIT	(up the pits with) clay ([P] put racers)	526	1961	2651	479	2308	3004
M.K.	BAIT	(in the bog with a) spade ([P])	453	2115	2839	490	2098	2960
M.K.	BAIT	([P] and) take ('em out and put them)	473	1924	2781	480	1944	2924
M.K.	BAIT	(And they cut the) hay. ([P] And they)	524	2346	3000	476	2330	3071
M.K.	BET	(John's land) set.  ([P])	660	1755	2751			
M.K.	BET	(we just--and--sort--) kept (about a--)	673	1967	2755			
M.K.	BET	(ground [P] made) ready ([P] plowed)	679	1917	2714			
M.K.	BET	(we--we) never ([P] till we cut)	733	1692	2778			
M.K.	BET	(whatever was) left (l--[P] wasn't)	727	2115	2817			
M.K.	BET	([P] were) fed (to the pigs to eat or)	585	2049	2778			
M.K.	BET	(W--we--we) left (it in--in sheaves)	641	1438	2608			
M.K.	BET	(then we got a) shed. (That was a)	618	2047	2821			
M.K.	BET	(people [P] livin') together ([P] and the)	597	2172	3059			
M.K.	BET	(ashed me to trim 'er) hedge ([P])	621	2367	2780			
M.K.	BET	(it was far) better (now but it was good)	774	1679	2663
M.K.	BAT	(wouldn't've been) that--([P])	848	1886	2843
M.K.	BAT	(They wouldn't've been) that (long [P])	794	1493	3046
M.K.	BAT	(You'll) have (to-s wait)	724	1388	2620
M.K.	BAT	(and that) grass (she's just walkin')	744	1578	2350
M.K.	BAT	(doesn't keep any) cattle (now.  No)	717	1626	2696
M.K.	BAT	([P] You) had (to get the ground)	870	2114	2886
M.K.	BAT	(uh--uh--years) after (that then there)	795	1649	2559
M.K.	BAT	(people ?with ?lovely) baskets ([P])	803	1679	2573
M.K.	BAT	(their time for the) cattle ([P] That was)	727	2056	2657
M.K.	BAT	(were. [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