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1995-1837-0019 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using the ARPAbet symbols. | HH IY1 S AE1 T D AW1 N W IY1 K B IH0 W IH1 L D ER0 D AE1 N D HH W AH1 N TH AO1 T W AA1 Z AH1 P ER0 M OW2 S T Z AO1 R AH0 | HE SAT DOWN WEAK BEWILDERED AND ONE THOUGHT WAS UPPERMOST ZORA |
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8230-279154-0004 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH EH1 R IH0 Z N OW1 L AA1 JH IH0 K AH0 L IH0 M P AO2 S IH0 B IH1 L IH0 T IY0 IH0 N DH AH0 HH AY0 P AA1 TH AH0 S AH0 S DH AE1 T DH AH0 W ER1 L D S P R AE1 NG IH0 N T AH0 B IY1 IH0 NG F AY1 V M IH1 N AH0 T S AH0 G OW1 IH0 G Z AE1 K T L IY0 AE1 Z IH0 T DH EH1 N W AA1 Z W IH0 DH AH0 P AA2 P Y AH0 L EY1 SH AH0 N DH AE1 T R IH0 M EH1 M B ER0 D AH0 HH OW1 L IY0 AH0 N R IY1 L P AE1 S T | THERE IS NO LOGICAL IMPOSSIBILITY IN THE HYPOTHESIS THAT THE WORLD SPRANG INTO BEING FIVE MINUTES AGO EXACTLY AS IT THEN WAS WITH A POPULATION THAT REMEMBERED A WHOLLY UNREAL PAST |
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672-122797-0036 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | HH AH1 M P IY0 D AH1 M P IY0 F EH1 L D AW1 N S T EH1 R Z AE1 N D Y EH1 T HH IY1 M EH1 R IY0 D DH AH0 P R IH1 N S EH0 S | HUMPY DUMPY FELL DOWNSTAIRS AND YET HE MARRIED THE PRINCESS |
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2961-960-0018 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | B AH1 T IH0 N DH AH0 R EH1 S T AH0 V DH AH0 W ER1 K DH AH0 P AW1 ER0 AH0 V L AE1 NG G W AH0 JH S IY1 M Z T AH0 F EY1 L HH IH1 M AE1 N D DH AH0 D R AH0 M AE1 T IH0 K F AO1 R M IH0 Z HH OW1 L IY0 G IH1 V AH0 N AH1 P | BUT IN THE REST OF THE WORK THE POWER OF LANGUAGE SEEMS TO FAIL HIM AND THE DRAMATIC FORM IS WHOLLY GIVEN UP |
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3575-170457-0042 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | AH0 N F AO1 R CH AH0 N AH0 T L IY0 DH AH0 F R AE1 K CH ER0 K UH1 D N AA1 T B IY0 S EH1 T T IH1 L S IH1 K S AH0 K L AA1 K DH AH0 N EH1 K S M AO1 R N IH0 NG AE1 Z N OW1 S ER1 JH AH0 N W AA1 Z T AH0 B IY0 HH AE1 D B IH0 F AO1 R DH AE1 T T AY1 M AE1 N D SH IY1 N AW1 L AY1 Z AE1 T AA1 R HH AW1 S IH0 N AH0 V EH1 R IY0 D AW1 T F AH0 L AE1 N D D EY1 N JH ER0 AH0 S S T EY1 T | UNFORTUNATELY THE FRACTURE COULD NOT BE SET TILL SIX O'CLOCK THE NEXT MORNING AS NO SURGEON WAS TO BE HAD BEFORE THAT TIME AND SHE NOW LIES AT OUR HOUSE IN A VERY DOUBTFUL AND DANGEROUS STATE |
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8555-292519-0003 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | IH0 N AH0 S AH1 N S EH2 T G L OW1 IH0 NG AH0 V K R IH1 M Z AH0 N AE1 N D G OW1 L D SH IY1 L AY1 Z DH AH0 G L AO1 R IY0 AH0 V DH AH0 W ER1 L D AH0 B IY1 CH T K IH1 NG Z G AE1 L IY0 HH UW1 Z S EY1 L Z AA1 R F ER1 L D HH UW1 IH0 Z HH AH1 NG W IH0 DH T AE1 P AH0 S T R IY0 Z R IH1 CH AE1 N D OW1 L D | IN A SUNSET GLOWING OF CRIMSON AND GOLD SHE LIES THE GLORY OF THE WORLD A BEACHED KING'S GALLEY WHOSE SAILS ARE FURLED WHO IS HUNG WITH TAPESTRIES RICH AND OLD |
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7176-88083-0003 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | B AH1 T HH IY1 R HH IY1 W AA1 Z AE1 T AH0 T EH1 R AH0 B AH0 L D IH2 S AH0 D V AE1 N IH0 JH AE1 Z K AH0 M P EH1 R D W IH0 DH DH AH0 AW1 L Z HH AO1 K S AE1 N D IY1 G AH0 L Z HH IY1 HH AE1 D N OW1 R EH1 N D IH0 NG K L AO1 Z | BUT HERE HE WAS AT A TERRIBLE DISADVANTAGE AS COMPARED WITH THE OWLS HAWKS AND EAGLES HE HAD NO RENDING CLAWS |
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8224-274384-0000 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH IY1 P AE1 S T TH R UW1 HH EH1 N L IY0 S EY1 N T AE1 L B AE0 N Z AE1 N D K EY1 M S OW1 N IH1 R T AH0 L AH1 N D AH0 N AE1 Z HH AE1 R OW0 AA1 N DH AH0 HH IH1 L | HE PASSED THROUGH HENLEY SAINT ALBANS AND CAME SO NEAR TO LONDON AS HARROW ON THE HILL |
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4446-2271-0011 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | S ER1 HH EH1 R IY0 T AW1 N M IH1 S T ER0 B AA1 R T L IY0 AE2 L AH0 G Z AE1 N D ER0 DH AH0 AH0 M EH1 R AH0 K AH0 N EH1 N JH AH0 N IH1 R | SIR HARRY TOWNE MISTER BARTLEY ALEXANDER THE AMERICAN ENGINEER |
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61-70968-0011 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH IY1 G EY1 V W EY1 T AH0 DH AH0 AH1 DH ER0 Z V EH1 R IY0 R EH1 D AH0 L IY0 AE1 N D R IY0 T R IY1 T AH0 D AH2 N P ER0 S IY1 V D B AY1 DH AH0 S K W AY1 R AE1 N D M IH1 S T R AH0 S F IH0 T UW2 TH T AH0 DH AH0 R IH1 R AH0 V DH AH0 T EH1 N T | HE GAVE WAY TO THE OTHERS VERY READILY AND RETREATED UNPERCEIVED BY THE SQUIRE AND MISTRESS FITZOOTH TO THE REAR OF THE TENT |
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1995-1837-0006 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | DH AH0 W ER1 L D W AA1 Z W AO1 T ER0 V EY1 L D IH0 N M IH1 S T S | THE WORLD WAS WATER VEILED IN MISTS |
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4446-2273-0000 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH IH1 L D AH0 W AA1 Z V EH1 R IY0 N AY1 S T AH0 HH IH1 M AE1 N D HH IY1 S AE1 T AA1 N DH AH0 EH1 JH AH0 V HH IH0 Z CH EH1 R F L AH1 SH T W IH0 DH HH IH0 Z K AA2 N V ER0 S EY1 SH AH0 N AH0 L EH1 F ER0 T S AE1 N D M UW1 V IH0 NG HH IH0 Z CH IH1 N AH0 B AW1 T N ER1 V AH0 S L IY0 OW1 V ER0 HH IH0 Z HH AY1 K AA1 L ER0 | HILDA WAS VERY NICE TO HIM AND HE SAT ON THE EDGE OF HIS CHAIR FLUSHED WITH HIS CONVERSATIONAL EFFORTS AND MOVING HIS CHIN ABOUT NERVOUSLY OVER HIS HIGH COLLAR |
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3729-6852-0007 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | T UW1 Y ER0 Z B IH0 F AO1 R HH ER0 D EH1 TH AY1 S AO1 HH ER0 P ER0 F AO1 R M DH AH0 K EH1 R IH0 K T ER0 AH0 V M EH2 R IY0 AE1 N IH0 N DH AH0 K AA1 M AH0 D IY0 AH0 V M AA0 R IY0 V OW1 AE1 N D IH0 N S P AY1 T AH0 V HH ER0 EY1 JH AE1 N D D IH0 K L AY1 N IH0 NG HH EH1 L TH DH AH0 IH0 L UW1 ZH AH0 N W AA1 Z K AH0 M P L IY1 T | TWO YEARS BEFORE HER DEATH I SAW HER PERFORM THE CHARACTER OF MARIANNE IN THE COMEDY OF MARIVAUX AND IN SPITE OF HER AGE AND DECLINING HEALTH THE ILLUSION WAS COMPLETE |
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260-123286-0024 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH EH1 R Z AH0 HH W EY1 L AH0 HH W EY1 L K R AY1 D DH AH0 P R AH0 F EH1 S ER0 | THERE'S A WHALE A WHALE CRIED THE PROFESSOR |
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2961-961-0021 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | B AH1 T AY1 W UH1 D N AA1 T S P IY1 K AE1 T DH AH0 T AY1 M B IH0 K AA1 Z AY1 W AA1 N T AH0 D T AH0 R IH0 F R EH1 SH M AY1 M EH1 M ER0 IY0 | BUT I WOULD NOT SPEAK AT THE TIME BECAUSE I WANTED TO REFRESH MY MEMORY |
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5639-40744-0024 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH W AH1 N D EY1 HH W EH1 N DH AH0 B OY1 W AA1 Z S EH1 N T B AY1 HH IH0 Z G R AE1 N D F AA2 DH ER0 W IH0 DH AH0 M EH1 S AH0 JH T AH0 AH0 R IY0 L EY1 SH AH0 N HH IY1 P AE1 S T AH0 L AO1 NG AH0 S T R IY1 T IH0 N HH W IH1 CH DH EH1 R W AA1 Z AH0 G R EY1 T K AA1 N K AO2 R S AH0 V HH AO1 R S M AH0 N | ONE DAY WHEN THE BOY WAS SENT BY HIS GRANDFATHER WITH A MESSAGE TO A RELATION HE PASSED ALONG A STREET IN WHICH THERE WAS A GREAT CONCOURSE OF HORSEMEN |
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3570-5695-0002 | Convert the provided spoken passage into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | B AH1 T AE1 Z W IY1 D IH0 S EH1 N D DH AH0 S OW1 SH AH0 L S K EY1 L DH AH0 P OY1 N T IH0 Z P R EH1 Z AH0 N T L IY0 R IY1 CH T HH W EH1 R DH AH0 D UW1 T IY0 Z AH0 V V AY0 K EH1 R IY0 AH0 S L EH1 ZH ER0 AE1 N D K AH0 N S AH1 M P SH AH0 N D IH0 V AA1 L V AH0 P AA1 N DH AH0 W AY1 F AH0 L OW1 N | BUT AS WE DESCEND THE SOCIAL SCALE THE POINT IS PRESENTLY REACHED WHERE THE DUTIES OF VICARIOUS LEISURE AND CONSUMPTION DEVOLVE UPON THE WIFE ALONE |
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5683-32866-0021 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | M AY1 B EH1 D W AA1 Z AH0 N IH0 K S EH1 P SH AH0 N AH0 B L IY0 K AH1 M F ER0 T AH0 B AH0 L B AH1 T IH0 N M AY1 DH EH1 N M UW1 D AY1 K UH1 D HH AE1 V W IH1 SH T IH0 T AH0 G R EY1 T D IY1 L M AO1 R M AA1 D ER0 N | MY BED WAS UNEXCEPTIONABLY COMFORTABLE BUT IN MY THEN MOOD I COULD HAVE WISHED IT A GREAT DEAL MORE MODERN |
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4970-29095-0032 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into a phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | B AH1 T F IH1 L AH0 P IH0 Z AA1 N AH0 S T AE1 N D HH IY1 HH AE1 Z T AE1 L AH0 N T IH0 N AH1 F IH0 F HH IY1 W AH0 L S T AA1 P S K R IH1 B AH0 L IH0 NG T AH0 M EY1 K HH IH0 Z W EY1 | BUT PHILIP IS HONEST AND HE HAS TALENT ENOUGH IF HE WILL STOP SCRIBBLING TO MAKE HIS WAY |
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7021-85628-0009 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | AE1 T DH AH0 F AA1 R DH ER0 EH1 N D AH0 V DH AH0 L AA1 R JH AH0 S T HH AO1 L AH0 T EY1 B AH0 L W AA1 Z S EH1 T W IH0 DH G OW1 L D AH0 N K AH1 P S AE1 N D G OW1 L D AH0 N P L EY1 T S IH0 N L AO1 NG R OW1 Z | AT THE FARTHER END OF THE LARGEST HALL A TABLE WAS SET WITH GOLDEN CUPS AND GOLDEN PLATES IN LONG ROWS |
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1995-1826-0022 | Convert the provided spoken sentence into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet notation. | AY1 S AH0 P OW1 Z DH OW1 IH0 T S T UW1 ER1 L IY0 F AO1 R DH AH0 M DH EH1 N K EY1 M DH AH0 IH0 K S P L OW1 ZH AH0 N | I SUPPOSE THOUGH IT'S TOO EARLY FOR THEM THEN CAME THE EXPLOSION |
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2094-142345-0025 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | K OW1 L D IH0 Z IH0 T M AY1 D AA1 R L IH0 NG B L EH1 S Y AO1 R S W IY1 T F EY1 S | COLD IS IT MY DARLING BLESS YOUR SWEET FACE |
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1580-141084-0041 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | N OW1 HH AA1 R M W UH1 D HH AE1 V B AH0 N D AH1 N HH AE1 D IH0 T N AA1 T B AH0 N DH AE1 T AE1 Z HH IY1 P AE1 S T Y AO1 R D AO1 R HH IY1 P ER0 S IY1 V D DH AH0 K IY1 HH W IH1 CH HH AE1 D B AH0 N L EH1 F T B AY1 DH AH0 K EH1 R L AH0 S N AH0 S AH0 V Y AO1 R S ER1 V AH0 N T | NO HARM WOULD HAVE BEEN DONE HAD IT NOT BEEN THAT AS HE PASSED YOUR DOOR HE PERCEIVED THE KEY WHICH HAD BEEN LEFT BY THE CARELESSNESS OF YOUR SERVANT |
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1188-133604-0006 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH EH1 N HH IY1 K AH1 M Z T AH0 DH AH0 B IY1 K AH0 V IH0 T | THEN HE COMES TO THE BEAK OF IT |
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4970-29095-0034 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | HH W AY1 SH UH1 D AY1 R AH1 S T AE1 N D B IY0 S T UW1 P AH0 D AE1 N D S IH1 T IH0 N IH0 N AE1 K SH AH0 N B IH0 K AA1 Z AY1 AE1 M AH0 G ER1 L | WHY SHOULD I RUST AND BE STUPID AND SIT IN INACTION BECAUSE I AM A GIRL |
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1221-135766-0015 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into a phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | IH0 F S P OW1 K AH0 N T AH0 SH IY1 W UH1 D N AA1 T S P IY1 K AH0 G EH1 N | IF SPOKEN TO SHE WOULD NOT SPEAK AGAIN |
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672-122797-0014 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | W ER0 AY1 B AH1 T AO0 L R EH1 D IY0 AA1 N DH AH0 K AA1 R T | WERE I BUT ALREADY ON THE CART |
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237-134493-0000 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | IH0 T IH0 Z S IH0 K S T IY1 N Y ER0 Z S IH1 N S JH AA1 N B ER1 G S AH0 N D AY1 D | IT IS SIXTEEN YEARS SINCE JOHN BERGSON DIED |
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2094-142345-0049 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | N OW1 S ER1 HH IY1 IH0 Z AH0 N T HH IY1 Z G AO1 N T AH0 R AA1 S IY0 T ER0 T AH0 S IY1 M IH1 S T ER0 W EH1 S T DH AH0 F AE1 K T ER0 AH0 B AW1 T DH AH0 W UH1 L | NO SIR HE ISN'T HE'S GONE TO ROSSETER TO SEE MISTER WEST THE FACTOR ABOUT THE WOOL |
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6829-68769-0030 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | AY1 W AA1 Z B UH1 K K IY2 P ER0 S OW1 IH0 T W AA1 Z IY1 Z IY0 T AH0 G EH1 T AH0 B L AE1 NG K CH EH1 K AE1 N D F AO1 R JH DH AH0 S IH1 G N AH0 CH ER0 | I WAS BOOKKEEPER SO IT WAS EASY TO GET A BLANK CHECK AND FORGE THE SIGNATURE |
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1580-141084-0008 | Convert the provided audio utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | AY1 K AE1 N AA0 T AH0 L AW1 DH AH0 IH0 G Z AE2 M AH0 N EY1 SH AH0 N T AH0 B IY0 HH EH1 L D IH0 F HH W AH1 N AH0 V DH AH0 P EY1 P ER0 Z HH AE1 Z B AH0 N T AE1 M P ER0 D W IH0 DH DH AH0 S IH2 CH UW0 EY1 SH AH0 N M AH1 S T B IY0 F EY1 S T | I CANNOT ALLOW THE EXAMINATION TO BE HELD IF ONE OF THE PAPERS HAS BEEN TAMPERED WITH THE SITUATION MUST BE FACED |
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8463-294828-0017 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | P AE1 K AE1 Z M AH1 CH IH0 N T AH0 M AY1 T R AH1 NG K AE1 Z Y UW1 K AE1 N M AY1 T R AE1 V AH0 L IH0 NG K IH1 T M AY1 S UW1 T S SH ER1 T S AE1 N D S AA1 K S D OW1 N B AA1 DH ER0 K AW1 N IH0 NG JH AH1 S T S K W IY1 Z IH0 T AO1 L IH0 N AE1 N D HH ER1 IY0 | PACK AS MUCH INTO MY TRUNK AS YOU CAN MY TRAVELING KIT MY SUITS SHIRTS AND SOCKS DON'T BOTHER COUNTING JUST SQUEEZE IT ALL IN AND HURRY |
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260-123288-0000 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | DH AH0 R AO1 R IH0 NG Z B IH0 K AH1 M L AO1 S T IH0 N DH AH0 D IH1 S T AH0 N S | THE ROARINGS BECOME LOST IN THE DISTANCE |
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1284-1180-0030 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH W EH1 N AY1 F AW1 N D IH0 T AY1 S EH1 D T AH0 M AY2 S EH1 L F DH AE1 T IH0 T W UH1 D D UW1 N AY1 S L IY0 F AO1 R M AY1 S ER1 V AH0 N T G ER1 L F AO1 R HH W EH1 N SH IY1 W AA1 Z B R AO1 T T AH0 L AY1 F SH IY1 W UH1 D N AA1 T B IY0 P R AW1 D N AO1 R HH AO1 T IY0 AE1 Z DH AH0 G L AE1 S K AE1 T IH0 Z F AO1 R S AH1 CH AH0 D R EH1 D F AH0 L M IH1 K S CH ER0 AH0 V K AH1 L ER0 Z W UH1 D D IH0 S K ER1 IH0 JH HH ER0 F ER0 M T R AY1 IH0 NG T AH0 B IY0 AE1 Z D IH1 G N AH0 F AY2 D AE1 Z DH AH0 B L UW1 M AH1 N CH K IH0 N Z AA1 R | WHEN I FOUND IT I SAID TO MYSELF THAT IT WOULD DO NICELY FOR MY SERVANT GIRL FOR WHEN SHE WAS BROUGHT TO LIFE SHE WOULD NOT BE PROUD NOR HAUGHTY AS THE GLASS CAT IS FOR SUCH A DREADFUL MIXTURE OF COLORS WOULD DISCOURAGE HER FROM TRYING TO BE AS DIGNIFIED AS THE BLUE MUNCHKINS ARE |
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2830-3980-0050 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | D IH0 D N AA1 T K R AY1 S T HH IH0 M S EH1 L F S EY1 AY1 AE1 M DH AH0 W EY1 AE1 N D DH AH0 T R UW1 TH AE1 N D DH AH0 L AY1 F N OW1 M AE1 N K AH1 M IH0 TH AH1 N T UW0 DH AH0 F AA1 DH ER0 B AH1 T B AY1 M IY1 | DID NOT CHRIST HIMSELF SAY I AM THE WAY AND THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE NO MAN COMETH UNTO THE FATHER BUT BY ME |
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2094-142345-0033 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH W EH1 N SH IY1 HH AE1 D DH AE1 T B AE1 D IH1 L N AH0 S AE1 N D AY1 W AA1 Z OW1 N L IY0 IH0 L EH1 V AH0 N Y ER0 Z OW1 L D SH IY1 Y UW1 Z D T AH0 S EY1 Y UW1 L HH AE1 V AH0 F R EH1 N D AA1 N ER1 TH IH0 N Y AO1 R AE1 N T R EY1 CH AH0 L IH0 F AH0 M T EY1 K AH0 N F ER0 M Y UW1 F AO1 R SH IY1 HH AE1 Z AH0 K AY1 N D HH AA1 R T AE1 N D AH0 M SH UH1 R AY1 V F AW1 N D IH0 T S OW1 | WHEN SHE HAD THAT BAD ILLNESS AND I WAS ONLY ELEVEN YEARS OLD SHE USED TO SAY YOU'LL HAVE A FRIEND ON EARTH IN YOUR AUNT RACHEL IF I'M TAKEN FROM YOU FOR SHE HAS A KIND HEART AND I'M SURE I'VE FOUND IT SO |
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1995-1836-0010 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH AH0 V AE1 N D ER0 P UW2 L Z W ER0 SH UH1 R AH0 V DH IH0 S AE1 N D DH AH0 IH1 NG G L IH0 SH M AH0 N IH0 N S T AE1 N S IH0 NG IH1 N D IY0 AH0 B IH0 K EY1 M K W AY1 T EH1 L AH0 K W AH0 N T M IH1 S IH0 Z G R EY1 W AA1 Z M IH1 S T AH0 F AY2 D B AH1 T HH AA1 R D L IY0 D EH1 R D AH0 D M IH1 T IH0 T DH AH0 JH EH1 N ER0 AH0 L T R EH1 N D AH0 V DH AH0 K AA2 N V ER0 S EY1 SH AH0 N S IY1 M D T AH0 B IY0 DH AE1 T M OW1 S IH2 N D AH0 V IH1 JH AH0 W AH0 L Z N IY1 D AH0 D T AH0 B IY0 S AH0 B M IH1 T AH0 D T AH0 DH AH0 SH AA1 R P AH0 S T S K R UW1 T AH0 N IY0 B IH0 F AO1 R B IY1 IH0 NG AH0 L AW1 D M AH1 CH EH2 JH AH0 K EY1 SH AH0 N AE1 N D AE1 Z F AO1 R DH AH0 L OW1 ER0 R EY1 S AH0 Z IH0 T W AA1 Z S IH1 M P L IY0 K R IH1 M AH0 N AH0 L T AH0 OW1 P AH0 N S AH1 CH Y UW1 S L AH0 S AA2 P ER0 T UW1 N AH0 T IY0 Z T AH0 DH AH0 M | THE VANDERPOOLS WERE SURE OF THIS AND THE ENGLISHMAN INSTANCING INDIA BECAME QUITE ELOQUENT MISSUS GREY WAS MYSTIFIED BUT HARDLY DARED ADMIT IT THE GENERAL TREND OF THE CONVERSATION SEEMED TO BE THAT MOST INDIVIDUALS NEEDED TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE SHARPEST SCRUTINY BEFORE BEING ALLOWED MUCH EDUCATION AND AS FOR THE LOWER RACES IT WAS SIMPLY CRIMINAL TO OPEN SUCH USELESS OPPORTUNITIES TO THEM |
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5105-28241-0011 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | AO1 L DH AH0 IH1 M AH0 JH AH0 Z AH0 V HH IH0 Z P AE1 S T L AY1 F F L OW1 T AH0 D AH0 P AA1 N HH IH0 Z M EH1 M ER0 IY0 HH IH0 Z TH AO1 T S S P EH1 D AH0 W EY1 T AH0 HH IH0 Z N EY1 T IH0 V F R AE1 N S OW1 N L IY0 T AH0 R IH0 T ER1 N AH0 G EH1 N T AH0 W AH1 N D ER0 HH W EH1 DH ER0 DH AH0 D EH1 P TH S AH0 V OW1 SH AH0 N W UH1 D R IH0 V IY1 L EH1 N IY0 T R EY1 S AH0 Z AH0 V DH AH0 AE0 L JH IH1 R IY0 AH0 N M AH0 T R AA1 P AH0 L AH0 S | ALL THE IMAGES OF HIS PAST LIFE FLOATED UPON HIS MEMORY HIS THOUGHTS SPED AWAY TO HIS NATIVE FRANCE ONLY TO RETURN AGAIN TO WONDER WHETHER THE DEPTHS OF OCEAN WOULD REVEAL ANY TRACES OF THE ALGERIAN METROPOLIS |
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5105-28233-0005 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | S AH0 M T AY1 M Z HH IY1 W UH1 D W AA1 N D ER0 AA1 N F UH1 T AH0 P AA1 N DH AH0 S AE1 N D IY0 SH AO1 R AE1 N D S AH0 M T AY1 M Z HH IY1 W UH1 D EH0 N JH OY1 AH0 R AY1 D AH0 L AO1 NG DH AH0 S AH1 M AH0 T AH0 V DH AH0 K L IH1 F AO2 L T AH0 G EH1 DH ER0 B IY1 IH0 NG IH0 N N OW1 HH ER1 IY0 AE1 T AO1 L T AH0 B R IH1 NG HH IH0 Z T AE1 S K T AH0 AE1 N EH1 N D | SOMETIMES HE WOULD WANDER ON FOOT UPON THE SANDY SHORE AND SOMETIMES HE WOULD ENJOY A RIDE ALONG THE SUMMIT OF THE CLIFF ALTOGETHER BEING IN NO HURRY AT ALL TO BRING HIS TASK TO AN END |
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6829-68771-0008 | Convert the specified spoken statement into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH IY1 Z W IH1 M AH0 N W ER0 F L AE1 T ER0 D B AY1 DH AH0 AH0 T EH1 N SH AH0 N AH0 V DH AH0 Y AH1 NG L EY1 D IY0 AE1 N D HH AE1 D P R AA1 M AH0 S T T AH0 AH0 S IH1 S T IH0 N IH0 L EH1 K T IH0 NG M IH1 S T ER0 F AO1 R B Z | THESE WOMEN WERE FLATTERED BY THE ATTENTION OF THE YOUNG LADY AND HAD PROMISED TO ASSIST IN ELECTING MISTER FORBES |
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3729-6852-0045 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH IY1 HH AE1 D AH0 G IH0 D AE1 P AH0 T AY2 T K UH1 D T EH1 L AH0 G IH0 D S T AO1 R IY0 W IH0 DH AW1 T L AE1 F IH0 NG W AA1 Z S EH1 L AH0 B R EY2 T AH0 D F AO1 R HH IH0 Z W IH1 T IY0 R EH2 P ER0 T IY1 Z AE1 N D HH IH0 Z S OW1 SH AH0 B AH0 L M AE1 N ER0 Z B AH1 T HH IY1 S P EH1 N T HH IH0 Z L AY1 F AE1 T HH OW1 M S EH1 L D AH0 M G OW1 IH0 N AW1 T AE1 N D S IY1 IH0 NG HH AA1 R D L IY0 EH1 N IY0 W AH0 N B IH0 K AA1 Z HH IY1 AO1 L W EY2 Z HH AE1 D AH0 P AY1 P IH0 N HH IH0 Z M AW1 TH AE1 N D W AA1 Z S ER0 AW1 N D AH0 D B AY1 AE1 T L IY1 S T T W EH1 N IY0 K AE1 T S W IH0 DH HH W IH1 CH HH IY1 W UH1 D AH0 M Y UW1 Z HH IH0 M S EH1 L F AO1 L D EY1 | HE HAD A GOOD APPETITE COULD TELL A GOOD STORY WITHOUT LAUGHING WAS CELEBRATED FOR HIS WITTY REPARTEES AND HIS SOCIABLE MANNERS BUT HE SPENT HIS LIFE AT HOME SELDOM GOING OUT AND SEEING HARDLY ANYONE BECAUSE HE ALWAYS HAD A PIPE IN HIS MOUTH AND WAS SURROUNDED BY AT LEAST TWENTY CATS WITH WHICH HE WOULD AMUSE HIMSELF ALL DAY |
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2961-960-0015 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH AH0 S T AY1 L AE1 N D P L AE1 N AH0 V DH AH0 T IH1 M EY1 AH0 S D IH1 F ER0 G R EY1 T L IY0 F ER0 M DH AE1 T AH0 V EH1 N IY0 AH1 DH ER0 AH0 V DH AH0 P L AH0 T AA1 N IH0 K D AY1 AH0 L AO2 G Z | THE STYLE AND PLAN OF THE TIMAEUS DIFFER GREATLY FROM THAT OF ANY OTHER OF THE PLATONIC DIALOGUES |
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61-70968-0057 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH IY1 Z EH1 S K AH0 P EY2 D Z AA1 R N AA1 T F AO1 R OW1 L D G EY1 M W EH2 L L AE1 D HH IH0 Z D EY1 HH AE1 Z K AH1 M T AH0 T W AY1 L AY2 T | THESE ESCAPADES ARE NOT FOR OLD GAMEWELL LAD HIS DAY HAS COME TO TWILIGHT |
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1089-134686-0028 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | DH AH0 R IY0 T R IY1 T W AH0 L B IH0 G IH1 N AA1 N W EH1 N Z D EY2 AE2 F T ER0 N UW1 N IH0 N AA0 N ER0 AH0 V S EY1 N T F R AE1 N S AH0 S Z EY1 V Y ER0 HH UW1 Z F IY1 S T D EY1 IH0 Z S AE1 T ER0 D IY0 | THE RETREAT WILL BEGIN ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON IN HONOUR OF SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER WHOSE FEAST DAY IS SATURDAY |
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3575-170457-0046 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | AH0 G IH0 D N EY1 B ER0 AH0 V DH AH0 B R AA1 N T IY0 Z AH0 K L EH1 V ER0 IH0 N T EH1 L AH0 JH AH0 N T Y AO1 R K SH ER0 W UH1 M AH0 N HH UW1 K IY1 P S AH0 D R AH1 G AH0 S T S SH AA1 P IH0 N HH AE1 W ER0 TH AE1 N D F ER0 M HH ER0 AA2 K Y AH0 P EY1 SH AH0 N HH ER0 IH0 K S P IH1 R IY0 AH0 N S AE1 N D EH1 K S AH0 L AH0 N T S EH1 N S HH OW1 L D Z DH AH0 P AH0 Z IH1 SH AH0 N AH0 V V IH1 L AH0 JH D AA1 K T R IH0 S AE1 N D N ER1 S AE1 N D AE1 Z S AH1 CH HH AE1 Z B AH0 N AH0 F R EH1 N D IH0 N M EH1 N IY0 AH0 T AY1 M AH0 V T R AY1 AH0 L AE1 N D S IH1 K N AH0 S AE1 N D D EH1 TH IH0 N DH AH0 HH AW1 S HH OW2 L D Z R AW1 N D T OW1 L D M IY1 AH0 K EH2 R AH0 K T ER0 IH1 S T IH0 K L IH1 T AH0 L IH1 N S AH0 D AH0 N T K AH0 N EH1 K T AH0 D W IH0 DH T AE1 B IY0 Z F R AE1 K CH ER0 D L EH1 G | A GOOD NEIGHBOUR OF THE BRONTES A CLEVER INTELLIGENT YORKSHIRE WOMAN WHO KEEPS A DRUGGIST'S SHOP IN HAWORTH AND FROM HER OCCUPATION HER EXPERIENCE AND EXCELLENT SENSE HOLDS THE POSITION OF VILLAGE DOCTRESS AND NURSE AND AS SUCH HAS BEEN A FRIEND IN MANY A TIME OF TRIAL AND SICKNESS AND DEATH IN THE HOUSEHOLDS ROUND TOLD ME A CHARACTERISTIC LITTLE INCIDENT CONNECTED WITH TABBY'S FRACTURED LEG |
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8463-294825-0009 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | DH IH0 S K AH0 M P AH1 L SH AH0 N L IY1 D Z N EH1 M OW0 IH0 N T AH0 AH1 G L IY0 K AA2 N T R AH0 D IH1 K SH AH0 N Z HH IY1 Z AH0 F AY1 T ER0 F AO1 R F R IY1 D AH0 M Y EH1 T AO1 L HH UW1 B AO1 R D HH IH0 Z SH IH1 P AA1 R IH0 M P R IH1 Z AH0 N D DH EH1 R F AO1 R G IH0 D HH IY1 W ER1 K S T AH0 S EY1 V L AY1 V Z B OW1 TH HH Y UW1 M AH0 N AE1 N D AE1 N AH0 M AH0 L Y EH1 T HH IY1 HH IH0 M S EH1 L F K R IY0 EY1 T S AH0 HH AA1 L AH0 K AO2 S T HH IY1 D IY0 T EH1 S T S IH0 M P IH1 R IY0 AH0 L IH2 Z AH0 M Y EH1 T HH IY1 L EY1 Z P ER1 S IH0 N IH0 L K L EY1 M T AH0 DH AH0 S AW1 TH P OW1 L | THIS COMPULSION LEADS NEMO INTO UGLY CONTRADICTIONS HE'S A FIGHTER FOR FREEDOM YET ALL WHO BOARD HIS SHIP ARE IMPRISONED THERE FOR GOOD HE WORKS TO SAVE LIVES BOTH HUMAN AND ANIMAL YET HE HIMSELF CREATES A HOLOCAUST HE DETESTS IMPERIALISM YET HE LAYS PERSONAL CLAIM TO THE SOUTH POLE |
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6930-81414-0004 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH AH0 S T AO1 R IY0 AH0 V IH0 T S IY1 V AH0 L IH1 N F L UW0 AH0 N S K EY1 M B AE1 K T AH0 M IY1 AE1 N D IH0 N M AY1 B IH0 W IH1 L D ER0 D K AH0 N D IH1 SH AH0 N AY1 W AH1 N D ER0 D HH W EH1 DH ER0 DH EH1 R W AA1 Z N AA1 T S AH1 M T R UW1 TH IH0 N HH W AH1 T HH AE1 D B AH0 N S EH1 D | THE STORY OF ITS EVIL INFLUENCE CAME BACK TO ME AND IN MY BEWILDERED CONDITION I WONDERED WHETHER THERE WAS NOT SOME TRUTH IN WHAT HAD BEEN SAID |
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61-70970-0004 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | B AH1 T T EY1 K IH0 T W AY1 L S T AY1 L AY1 V AE1 N D W EH1 R M OW0 N T F IH1 SH EY1 Z SH IY1 L D IH0 N DH AH0 D EY1 Z HH W EH1 N M AY1 AY1 Z K AE1 N B IY0 R IH0 JH OY1 S T B AY1 S OW1 B R EY1 V AH0 S AY1 T F AO1 R Y UW1 W AH0 L N EH1 R D IH0 S G R EY1 S AA1 R S K AH1 CH IY0 AH0 N AY1 W AO1 R AH0 N T M IY1 | BUT TAKE IT WHILST I LIVE AND WEAR MONTFICHET'S SHIELD IN THE DAYS WHEN MY EYES CAN BE REJOICED BY SO BRAVE A SIGHT FOR YOU WILL NE'ER DISGRACE OUR SCUTCHEON I WARRANT ME |
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7176-92135-0011 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | N AW1 DH AH0 AA1 B JH EH0 K T AH0 V DH IH0 S S AH0 L IH1 L AH0 K W IY0 IH0 Z P L EY1 N | NOW THE OBJECT OF THIS SOLILOQUY IS PLAIN |
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1995-1836-0013 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | M EH1 R IY0 T EY1 L ER0 HH AW2 EH1 V ER0 R IH0 L EY1 T IH0 D DH AH0 T EY1 L AH0 V Z AO1 R AH0 T AH0 M IH1 S IH0 Z G R EY1 Z P R AY1 V AH0 T IH1 R L EY1 T ER0 | MARY TAYLOR HOWEVER RELATED THE TALE OF ZORA TO MISSUS GREY'S PRIVATE EAR LATER |
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237-134500-0006 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | JH AH1 S T S M EH1 L DH AH0 W AY1 L D R OW1 Z IH0 Z DH EY1 AA1 R AO1 L W EY2 Z S OW1 S P AY1 S IY0 AE1 F T ER0 AH0 R EY1 N | JUST SMELL THE WILD ROSES THEY ARE ALWAYS SO SPICY AFTER A RAIN |
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8230-279154-0013 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | IH0 N AE1 N IH1 M AH0 JH AH0 V AH0 W EH1 L N OW1 N F EY1 S F AO1 R IH0 G Z AE1 M P AH0 L S AH1 M P AA1 R T S M EY1 F IY1 L M AO1 R F AH0 M IH1 L Y ER0 DH AE1 N AH1 DH ER0 Z HH W EH1 N DH IH0 S HH AE1 P AH0 N Z W IY1 HH AE1 V M AO1 R B IH0 L IY1 F IH0 N DH AH0 AE1 K Y ER0 AH0 S IY0 AH0 V DH AH0 F AH0 M IH1 L Y ER0 P AA1 R T S DH AE1 N IH0 N DH AE1 T AH0 V DH AH0 AH2 N F AH0 M IH1 L Y ER0 P AA1 R T S | IN AN IMAGE OF A WELL KNOWN FACE FOR EXAMPLE SOME PARTS MAY FEEL MORE FAMILIAR THAN OTHERS WHEN THIS HAPPENS WE HAVE MORE BELIEF IN THE ACCURACY OF THE FAMILIAR PARTS THAN IN THAT OF THE UNFAMILIAR PARTS |
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237-134493-0018 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | DH EH1 R IH0 Z IY1 V IH0 N AH0 HH W AY1 T R OW1 AH0 V B IY1 HH AY2 V Z IH0 N DH AH0 AO1 R CH ER0 D AH1 N D ER0 DH AH0 W AO1 L N AH2 T T R IY1 Z | THERE IS EVEN A WHITE ROW OF BEEHIVES IN THE ORCHARD UNDER THE WALNUT TREES |
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7729-102255-0011 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH AH0 P ER0 Z EH1 N T CH AE1 P T ER0 Z K AE1 N OW1 N L IY0 T AH1 CH AH0 P AA1 N DH AH0 M AO1 R S EY1 L IY0 AH0 N T M UW1 V M AH0 N T S AH0 V DH AH0 S IH1 V AH0 L W AO1 R IH0 N K AE1 N Z AH0 S HH W IH1 CH HH AE1 P AH0 L IY0 W ER0 N AA1 T S AE1 NG G W AH0 N EH2 R IY0 IH0 F HH AW2 EH1 V ER0 DH AH0 IH2 N D AH0 V IH1 JH AH0 W AH0 L AE1 N D M AO1 R AY1 S AH0 L EY2 T AH0 D K EY1 S AH0 Z AH0 V B L AH1 D SH EH2 D K UH1 D B IY0 D IH0 S K R AY1 B D DH EY1 W UH1 D SH OW1 AH0 S T AA1 R T L IH0 NG AE1 G R AH0 G AH0 T AH0 V B AA0 R B AE1 R AH0 T IY0 AE1 N D L AO1 S AH0 V L AY1 F F AO1 R AH0 P IH1 N Y AH0 N Z S EY1 K | THE PRESENT CHAPTERS CAN ONLY TOUCH UPON THE MORE SALIENT MOVEMENTS OF THE CIVIL WAR IN KANSAS WHICH HAPPILY WERE NOT SANGUINARY IF HOWEVER THE INDIVIDUAL AND MORE ISOLATED CASES OF BLOODSHED COULD BE DESCRIBED THEY WOULD SHOW A STARTLING AGGREGATE OF BARBARITY AND LOSS OF LIFE FOR OPINION'S SAKE |
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8455-210777-0070 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | AE1 N D DH IH0 S P L AE1 N W AA1 Z AH0 D AA1 P T AH0 D T UW1 IH0 N AO1 R D ER0 T AH0 EH1 K S T R AE2 K T F ER0 M M IY1 AH0 P R AA1 M AH0 S DH AE1 T AY1 W UH1 D D IH0 P AA1 R T IH0 N P IY1 S | AND THIS PLAN WAS ADOPTED TOO IN ORDER TO EXTRACT FROM ME A PROMISE THAT I WOULD DEPART IN PEACE |
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2830-3980-0075 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | B AH1 T DH AH0 R IY1 L S AH0 G N IH1 F IH0 K AH0 N S AE1 N D K AH1 M F ER0 T AH0 V DH AH0 W ER1 D Z F AO1 R AA1 R S IH1 N Z IH0 Z L AO1 S T AH0 P AA1 N DH AH0 M | BUT THE REAL SIGNIFICANCE AND COMFORT OF THE WORDS FOR OUR SINS IS LOST UPON THEM |
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1188-133604-0016 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | DH IH0 S AE1 T W AH1 N S K AH0 M P EH1 L Z Y UW1 T AH0 AH2 N D ER0 S T AE1 N D DH AE1 T DH AH0 W ER1 K IH0 Z T AH0 B IY0 IH0 M AE1 JH AH0 N AH0 T IH0 V AE1 N D D EH1 K R AH0 T IH0 V DH AE1 T IH0 T R EH2 P R AH0 Z EH1 N T S B Y UW1 T AH0 F AH0 L TH IH1 NG Z IH0 N DH AH0 K L IH1 R IH0 S T W EY1 B AH1 T N AA1 T AH1 N D ER0 IH0 G Z IH1 S T IH0 NG K AH0 N D IH1 SH AH0 N Z AE1 N D DH AE1 T IH0 N F AE1 K T Y UW1 AA1 R P R AH0 D UW1 S IH0 NG JH UW1 AH0 L ER0 Z W ER1 K R AE1 DH ER0 DH AE1 N P IH1 K CH ER0 Z | THIS AT ONCE COMPELS YOU TO UNDERSTAND THAT THE WORK IS TO BE IMAGINATIVE AND DECORATIVE THAT IT REPRESENTS BEAUTIFUL THINGS IN THE CLEAREST WAY BUT NOT UNDER EXISTING CONDITIONS AND THAT IN FACT YOU ARE PRODUCING JEWELER'S WORK RATHER THAN PICTURES |
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672-122797-0023 | Convert the provided spoken audio into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | HH IY1 W EH1 L N UW1 DH AE1 T HH IY1 SH UH1 D N EH1 V ER0 S IY1 HH IH0 Z D IH1 R OW1 L D K AA1 M R AE2 D Z DH AH0 L IH1 T AH0 L B UH1 SH AH0 Z AE1 N D F L AW1 ER0 Z ER0 AW1 N HH IH1 M EH2 N IY0 M AO1 R P ER0 HH AE1 P S N AA1 T IY1 V IH0 N DH AH0 B ER1 D Z | HE WELL KNEW THAT HE SHOULD NEVER SEE HIS DEAR OLD COMRADES THE LITTLE BUSHES AND FLOWERS AROUND HIM ANYMORE PERHAPS NOT EVEN THE BIRDS |
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1284-1180-0011 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | AY1 AE1 M M AY1 D IH1 R AE1 N D AO1 L S T R EY1 N JH ER0 Z AA1 R W EH1 L K AH0 M T AH0 M AY1 HH OW1 M | I AM MY DEAR AND ALL STRANGERS ARE WELCOME TO MY HOME |
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121-123859-0003 | Convert the provided spoken words into their phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | L AH1 V IH0 Z AH0 B EY1 B DH EH1 N M AY1 T AY1 N AA1 T S EY1 S OW1 T AH0 G IH1 V F UH1 L G R OW1 TH T AH0 DH AE1 T HH W IH1 CH S T IH1 L D AO1 TH G R OW1 | LOVE IS A BABE THEN MIGHT I NOT SAY SO TO GIVE FULL GROWTH TO THAT WHICH STILL DOTH GROW |
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1580-141084-0005 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH AE1 T IH0 Z V EH1 R IY0 IH0 M P AO1 R T AH0 N T S EH1 D HH OW1 L M Z | THAT IS VERY IMPORTANT SAID HOLMES |
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260-123286-0011 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | N AH1 TH IH0 NG N UW1 W EH1 DH ER0 AH0 N CH EY1 N JH D DH AH0 W AY1 N D F R EH1 SH AH0 N Z | NOTHING NEW WEATHER UNCHANGED THE WIND FRESHENS |
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4446-2273-0010 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into a phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH EH1 R W AA1 Z W AO1 T ER0 K R EH2 S S UW1 P AE1 N D S OW1 L AE1 N D AH0 D IH0 L AY1 T F AH0 L AA1 M L EH0 T S T AH1 F T W IH0 DH M AH1 SH R UW0 M Z AE1 N D T R AH1 F AH0 L Z AE1 N D T UW1 S M AO1 L R EH1 R D AH1 K L IH0 NG Z AE1 N D AA1 R T IH0 CH OW2 K S AE1 N D AH0 D R AY1 Y EH1 L OW0 R OW1 N W AY1 N AH0 V HH W IH1 CH B AA1 R T L IY0 HH AE1 D AO1 L W EY2 Z B AH0 N V EH1 R IY0 F AA1 N D | THERE WAS WATERCRESS SOUP AND SOLE AND A DELIGHTFUL OMELETTE STUFFED WITH MUSHROOMS AND TRUFFLES AND TWO SMALL RARE DUCKLINGS AND ARTICHOKES AND A DRY YELLOW RHONE WINE OF WHICH BARTLEY HAD ALWAYS BEEN VERY FOND |
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1089-134691-0009 | Convert the supplied spoken phrase into its ARPAbet phonetic notation. | AE1 NG G R IY0 W IH0 DH HH IH0 M S EH1 L F HH IY1 T R AY1 D T AH0 HH AY1 D HH IH0 Z F EY1 S F ER0 M DH EH1 R AY1 Z B AY1 G EY1 Z IH0 NG D AW1 N S AY1 D W EY2 Z IH0 N T AH0 DH AH0 SH AE1 L OW0 S W ER1 L IH0 NG W AO1 T ER0 AH1 N D ER0 DH AH0 B R IH1 JH B AH1 T HH IY1 S T IH1 L S AO1 AH0 R AH0 F L EH1 K SH AH0 N DH EH0 R IH1 N AH0 V DH EH1 R T AA1 P HH EH1 V IY0 S IH1 L K HH AE1 T S AE1 N D HH AH1 M B AH0 L T EY1 P L AY1 K K AA1 L ER0 Z AE1 N D L UW1 S L IY0 HH AE1 NG G IH0 NG K L EH1 R AH0 K AH0 L K L OW1 DH Z B R AH1 DH ER0 HH IH1 K IY0 | ANGRY WITH HIMSELF HE TRIED TO HIDE HIS FACE FROM THEIR EYES BY GAZING DOWN SIDEWAYS INTO THE SHALLOW SWIRLING WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE BUT HE STILL SAW A REFLECTION THEREIN OF THEIR TOP HEAVY SILK HATS AND HUMBLE TAPE LIKE COLLARS AND LOOSELY HANGING CLERICAL CLOTHES BROTHER HICKEY |
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1580-141084-0024 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH IY1 K UH1 D HH AA1 R D L IY0 S T AE1 N D S T IH1 L S OW1 G R EY1 T W AA1 Z HH IH0 Z M EH1 N T AH0 L AE2 JH AH0 T EY1 SH AH0 N AE1 N D HH IY1 R AE1 N T AH0 W AO1 R D Z HH OW1 L M Z W IH0 DH T UW1 IY1 G ER0 HH AE1 N D Z AW0 T S T R EH1 CH T TH AE1 NG K HH EH1 V AH0 N DH AE1 T Y UW1 HH AE1 V K AH1 M | HE COULD HARDLY STAND STILL SO GREAT WAS HIS MENTAL AGITATION AND HE RAN TOWARDS HOLMES WITH TWO EAGER HANDS OUTSTRETCHED THANK HEAVEN THAT YOU HAVE COME |
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4507-16021-0043 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH AH0 ER1 TH IH0 Z N AA1 T D IH0 V OY1 D AH0 V R IH0 Z EH1 M B L AH0 N S T AH0 AH0 JH EY1 L | THE EARTH IS NOT DEVOID OF RESEMBLANCE TO A JAIL |
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7127-75947-0015 | Convert the provided speech segment into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet notation. | DH EH1 R K AE1 N AA0 T B IY0 AH0 D AW1 T HH IY1 R AH0 S IY1 V D Y UW1 K AY1 N D L IY0 F AO1 R IH0 N F AE1 K T Y UW1 R IH0 T ER1 N D W IH0 DH AW1 T HH IH0 Z P ER0 M IH1 SH AH0 N | THERE CANNOT BE A DOUBT HE RECEIVED YOU KINDLY FOR IN FACT YOU RETURNED WITHOUT HIS PERMISSION |
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3570-5695-0004 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into a phonetic transcription employing ARPAbet symbols. | IH0 F B Y UW1 T IY0 AO1 R K AH1 M F ER0 T IH0 Z AH0 CH IY1 V D AE1 N D IH0 T IH0 Z AH0 M AO1 R AO1 R L EH1 S F AO0 R T UW1 IH0 T AH0 S S ER1 K AH0 M S T AE2 N S IH0 F DH EY1 AA1 R DH EY1 M AH1 S T B IY0 AH0 CH IY1 V D B AY1 M IY1 N Z AE1 N D M EH1 TH AH0 D Z DH AE1 T K AH0 M EH1 N D DH AH0 M S EH1 L V Z T AH0 DH AH0 G R EY1 T EH2 K AH0 N AA1 M IH0 K L AA1 AH0 V W EY1 S T AH0 D EH1 F ER0 T | IF BEAUTY OR COMFORT IS ACHIEVED AND IT IS A MORE OR LESS FORTUITOUS CIRCUMSTANCE IF THEY ARE THEY MUST BE ACHIEVED BY MEANS AND METHODS THAT COMMEND THEMSELVES TO THE GREAT ECONOMIC LAW OF WASTED EFFORT |
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2961-961-0000 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | S AA1 K R AH0 T IY2 Z B IH0 G IH1 N Z DH AH0 T IH1 M EY1 AH0 S W IH0 DH AH0 S AH1 M ER0 IY0 AH0 V DH AH0 R IY0 P AH1 B L AH0 K | SOCRATES BEGINS THE TIMAEUS WITH A SUMMARY OF THE REPUBLIC |
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5105-28240-0021 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | B IH0 F AO1 R S T AA1 R T IH0 NG IH0 T W AA1 Z IH2 N D IH0 S P EH1 N S AH0 B AH0 L DH AE1 T DH AH0 EH1 N JH AH0 N AH0 V DH AH0 D AH0 B R IY1 N AH0 SH UH1 D B IY0 R IH0 P EH1 R D T AH0 S EY1 L AH1 N D ER0 K AE1 N V AH0 S OW1 N L IY0 W UH1 D IH0 N K AA1 N T R EH0 R IY0 W AY1 N D Z AE1 N D R AH1 F S IY1 Z B IY0 B OW1 TH T IY1 D IY0 AH0 S AE1 N D D IH1 F AH0 K AH0 L T | BEFORE STARTING IT WAS INDISPENSABLE THAT THE ENGINE OF THE DOBRYNA SHOULD BE REPAIRED TO SAIL UNDER CANVAS ONLY WOULD IN CONTRARY WINDS AND ROUGH SEAS BE BOTH TEDIOUS AND DIFFICULT |
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6829-68769-0052 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH IY1 M AY1 T HH AE1 V HH AE1 D DH AE1 T F AO1 R JH D CH EH1 K F AO1 R DH AH0 F EY1 S AH0 V IH0 T IH0 F HH IY1 D B AH0 N SH AA1 R P | HE MIGHT HAVE HAD THAT FORGED CHECK FOR THE FACE OF IT IF HE'D BEEN SHARP |
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5683-32866-0022 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | IH0 T S K ER1 T AH0 N Z W ER0 AH0 V TH IH1 K AE1 N D F EY1 D AH0 D T AE1 P AH0 S T R IY0 | ITS CURTAINS WERE OF THICK AND FADED TAPESTRY |
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3575-170457-0013 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | DH AH0 M AO1 R SH IY1 IH0 Z EH0 N G EY1 JH D IH0 N HH ER0 P R AA1 P ER0 D UW1 T IY0 Z DH AH0 L EH1 S L EH1 ZH ER0 W AH0 L SH IY1 HH AE1 V F AO1 R IH0 T IY1 V IH0 N AE1 Z AE1 N AH0 K AA1 M P L IH0 SH M AH0 N T AE1 N D AH0 R EH2 K R IY0 EY1 SH AH0 N | THE MORE SHE IS ENGAGED IN HER PROPER DUTIES THE LESS LEISURE WILL SHE HAVE FOR IT EVEN AS AN ACCOMPLISHMENT AND A RECREATION |
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6829-68771-0030 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH ER0 M AE1 N ER0 W AA1 Z N AY1 DH ER0 IH2 N D IH0 P EH1 N D AH0 N T N AO1 R AH0 S ER1 T IH0 V B AH1 T R AE1 DH ER0 HH W AH1 N AH0 V W EH1 L B R EH1 D K AH0 M P OW1 ZH ER0 AE1 N D K AA1 L M R IH0 L AY1 AH0 N S | HER MANNER WAS NEITHER INDEPENDENT NOR ASSERTIVE BUT RATHER ONE OF WELL BRED COMPOSURE AND CALM RELIANCE |
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61-70968-0059 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | IH0 T W AH0 L B IY0 N OW1 D IH2 S AH0 P OY1 N T M AH0 N T T AH0 M IY1 | IT WILL BE NO DISAPPOINTMENT TO ME |
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8555-284447-0022 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | AY1 HH AE1 D AH0 N OW1 SH AH0 N IH0 T W AA1 Z Y UW1 M EY1 T AE1 Z S EY1 V D M IY1 F ER0 M DH AH0 N AY1 F | I HAD A NOTION IT WAS YOU MATE AS SAVED ME FROM THE KNIFE |
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121-127105-0013 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | Y UW1 L IY1 Z AH0 L IY0 JH AH1 JH HH W AY1 HH W EH1 N Y UW1 HH IY1 R B IH0 K AA1 Z DH AH0 TH IH1 NG HH AE1 D B AH0 N S AH1 CH AH0 S K EH1 R HH IY1 K AH0 N T IH1 N Y UW0 D T AH0 F IH1 K S M IY1 | YOU'LL EASILY JUDGE WHY WHEN YOU HEAR BECAUSE THE THING HAD BEEN SUCH A SCARE HE CONTINUED TO FIX ME |
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4992-23283-0002 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | S EH1 D M IH1 S IH0 Z HH AO1 R T AH0 N AH0 F Y UW1 M IH1 N AH0 T S AE1 F T ER0 | SAID MISSUS HORTON A FEW MINUTES AFTER |
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2094-142345-0030 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | T AA1 T IY0 HH AW2 EH1 V ER0 HH AE1 D D IH0 S EH1 N D AH0 D F ER0 M HH ER0 CH EH1 R W IH0 DH G R EY1 T S W IH1 F T N AH0 S AE1 N D W AA1 Z AO0 L R EH1 D IY0 IH0 N R IY0 T R IY1 T T AH0 W AO1 R D Z DH AH0 D EH1 R IY0 W IH0 DH AH0 S AO1 R T AH0 V W AA1 D AH0 L IH0 NG R AH1 N AE1 N D AE1 N AH0 M AW1 N T AH0 V F AE1 T AA1 N DH AH0 N EY1 P AH0 V HH ER0 N EH1 K HH W IH1 CH M EY1 D HH ER0 L UH1 K L AY1 K DH AH0 M EH2 T AH0 M AO1 R F AH0 S AH0 S AH0 V AH0 HH W AY1 T S AH1 K L IH0 NG P IH1 G | TOTTY HOWEVER HAD DESCENDED FROM HER CHAIR WITH GREAT SWIFTNESS AND WAS ALREADY IN RETREAT TOWARDS THE DAIRY WITH A SORT OF WADDLING RUN AND AN AMOUNT OF FAT ON THE NAPE OF HER NECK WHICH MADE HER LOOK LIKE THE METAMORPHOSIS OF A WHITE SUCKLING PIG |
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3575-170457-0044 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into a phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | AE1 F T ER0 DH IH0 S D IH2 S AH0 P OY1 N T M AH0 N T AY1 N EH1 V ER0 D EH1 R R EH1 K AH0 N W IH0 DH S ER1 T AH0 N T IY0 AA1 N DH AH0 EH0 N JH OY1 M AH0 N T AH0 V AH0 P L EH1 ZH ER0 AH0 G EH1 N IH0 T S IY1 M Z AE1 Z IH0 F S AH1 M F AH0 T AE1 L IH0 T IY0 S T UH1 D B IH0 T W IY1 N Y UW1 AE1 N D M IY1 | AFTER THIS DISAPPOINTMENT I NEVER DARE RECKON WITH CERTAINTY ON THE ENJOYMENT OF A PLEASURE AGAIN IT SEEMS AS IF SOME FATALITY STOOD BETWEEN YOU AND ME |
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8455-210777-0026 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | AE1 N D DH AH0 D EH1 TH AH0 V HH W IH1 CH AY1 D R EH1 M T K UH1 D N AA1 T AH0 L AE1 S | AND THE DEATH OF WHICH I DREAMT COULD NOT ALAS |
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4446-2273-0022 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | DH EY1 W ER0 B OW1 TH R IH0 M EH1 M B ER0 IH0 NG HH W AH1 T DH AH0 W UH1 M AH0 N HH AE1 D S EH1 D HH W EH1 N SH IY1 T UH1 K DH AH0 M AH1 N IY0 G AA1 D G IH1 V Y UW1 AH0 HH AE1 P IY0 L AH1 V | THEY WERE BOTH REMEMBERING WHAT THE WOMAN HAD SAID WHEN SHE TOOK THE MONEY GOD GIVE YOU A HAPPY LOVE |
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4970-29095-0028 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH IY1 D AH1 Z AH0 N S EY1 B AH1 T IH0 T S AA1 N DH AH0 F R AH0 N T IH1 R AE1 N D AA1 N DH AH0 M AE1 P EH1 V R IY0 TH IH2 NG B IH0 AA1 N D IH0 T IH0 Z M AA1 R K T IH1 N D IY0 AH0 N Z AE1 N D D EH1 Z ER0 T AE1 N D L UH1 K S AE1 Z D EH1 S AH0 L AH0 T AE1 Z AH0 W EH1 N Z D EY2 M IY1 T IH0 NG HH AH1 M F IH0 T W AA1 Z T AY1 M F AO1 R HH IH1 M T AH0 D UW1 S AH1 M TH IH0 NG | HE DOESN'T SAY BUT IT'S ON THE FRONTIER AND ON THE MAP EVERYTHING BEYOND IT IS MARKED INDIANS AND DESERT AND LOOKS AS DESOLATE AS A WEDNESDAY MEETING HUMPH IT WAS TIME FOR HIM TO DO SOMETHING |
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237-126133-0005 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | OW1 SH IY1 Z AO1 L W EY2 Z AE1 T DH AH0 P IY0 AE1 N AH0 S EH1 D V AE1 N SH IY1 M AH1 S T B IY0 DH EH1 R N AW1 S AH1 M W EH2 R AE1 N D DH EH1 N S AH1 M B AA2 D IY0 L AE1 F T | OH SHE'S ALWAYS AT THE PIANO SAID VAN SHE MUST BE THERE NOW SOMEWHERE AND THEN SOMEBODY LAUGHED |
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3729-6852-0016 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | M AE1 D AH0 M K W IH1 N S AH0 N B IH0 S AY1 D Z K AE1 N AE1 N S ER0 Y AO1 R IH0 N K W AY1 ER0 IY0 Z | MADAME QUINSON BESIDES CAN ANSWER YOUR ENQUIRIES |
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4446-2273-0003 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH W EH1 N B AA1 R T L IY0 ER0 AY1 V D AE1 T B EH1 D F ER0 D S K W EH1 R AA1 N S AH1 N D EY2 IY1 V N IH0 NG M ER0 IY1 DH AH0 P R IH1 T IY0 L IH1 T AH0 L F R EH1 N CH G ER1 L M EH1 T HH IH1 M AE1 T DH AH0 D AO1 R AE1 N D K AH0 N D AH1 K T AH0 D HH IH1 M AH0 P S T EH1 R Z | WHEN BARTLEY ARRIVED AT BEDFORD SQUARE ON SUNDAY EVENING MARIE THE PRETTY LITTLE FRENCH GIRL MET HIM AT THE DOOR AND CONDUCTED HIM UPSTAIRS |
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7176-88083-0019 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | AE1 Z HH IY1 F L UW1 HH IH0 Z D AW1 N R IY1 CH IH0 NG K L AH1 CH IH0 NG T AE1 L AH0 N Z W ER0 N AA1 T HH AE1 F AH0 Y AA1 R D AH0 B AH1 V DH AH0 F Y UW1 JH IH0 T IH0 V Z HH EH1 D | AS HE FLEW HIS DOWN REACHING CLUTCHING TALONS WERE NOT HALF A YARD ABOVE THE FUGITIVE'S HEAD |
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5105-28240-0014 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | AA1 R Y UW1 S ER1 T AH0 N DH AE1 T DH IH0 S IH0 Z DH AH0 M EH2 D AH0 T ER0 EY1 N IY0 AH0 N | ARE YOU CERTAIN THAT THIS IS THE MEDITERRANEAN |
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1580-141084-0034 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | W EH1 L W EH1 L D OW1 N T R AH1 B AH0 L T AH0 AE1 N S ER0 L IH1 S AH0 N AE1 N D S IY1 DH AE1 T AY1 D UW1 Y UW1 N OW1 IH0 N JH AH1 S T IH0 S | WELL WELL DON'T TROUBLE TO ANSWER LISTEN AND SEE THAT I DO YOU NO INJUSTICE |
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1995-1826-0026 | Convert the provided speech into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | N AW1 F AO1 R HH W AH1 N L IH1 T AH0 L HH AE1 F AW1 ER0 SH IY1 HH AE1 D B AH0 N AH0 W UH1 M AH0 N T AO1 K IH0 NG T AH0 AH0 B OY1 N OW1 N AA1 T IY1 V IH0 N DH AE1 T SH IY1 HH AE1 D B AH0 N T AO1 K IH0 NG JH AH1 S T T AO1 K IH0 NG DH EH1 R W ER0 N OW1 P ER1 S AH0 N Z IH0 N DH AH0 K AA2 N V ER0 S EY1 SH AH0 N JH AH1 S T TH IH1 NG Z HH W AH1 N TH IH1 NG K AA1 T AH0 N | NOW FOR ONE LITTLE HALF HOUR SHE HAD BEEN A WOMAN TALKING TO A BOY NO NOT EVEN THAT SHE HAD BEEN TALKING JUST TALKING THERE WERE NO PERSONS IN THE CONVERSATION JUST THINGS ONE THING COTTON |
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8230-279154-0018 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | DH EH1 R IH0 Z AH0 V K AO1 R S AH0 D IH1 F ER0 AH0 N S B IH0 T W IY1 N N OW1 IH0 NG DH AH0 T EH1 M P ER0 AH0 L R IY0 L EY1 SH AH0 N AH0 V AH0 R IH0 M EH1 M B ER0 D IH0 V EH1 N T T AH0 DH AH0 P ER0 Z EH1 N T AE1 N D N OW1 IH0 NG DH AH0 T AY1 M AO1 R D ER0 AH0 V T UW1 R IH0 M EH1 M B ER0 D IH0 V EH1 N T S | THERE IS OF COURSE A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN KNOWING THE TEMPORAL RELATION OF A REMEMBERED EVENT TO THE PRESENT AND KNOWING THE TIME ORDER OF TWO REMEMBERED EVENTS |
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8463-294828-0013 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | HH IY1 W AA1 Z AH0 F AH0 N AE1 T IH0 K AA1 N F AO0 R M AE1 L AH0 T IY0 AE1 N D HH IY1 OW1 N L IY0 AH0 D R EH1 S T M IY1 IH0 N DH AH0 TH ER1 D P ER1 S AH0 N T AH0 DH AH0 P OY1 N T HH W EH1 R IH0 T G AA1 T T AY1 ER0 S AH0 M | HE WAS A FANATIC ON FORMALITY AND HE ONLY ADDRESSED ME IN THE THIRD PERSON TO THE POINT WHERE IT GOT TIRESOME |
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1089-134691-0007 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | S UW1 N DH AH0 HH OW1 L B R IH1 JH W AA1 Z T R EH1 M B AH0 L IH0 NG AE1 N D R IY0 S AW1 N D IH0 NG | SOON THE WHOLE BRIDGE WAS TREMBLING AND RESOUNDING |
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1995-1837-0016 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into a phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | F AO1 R HH W AH1 N L AO1 NG M OW1 M AH0 N T HH IY1 P AO1 Z D S T UW1 P AH0 D AH0 G EY1 P W IH0 DH AH1 T ER0 AH0 M EY1 Z M AH0 N T DH EH1 N L IY1 N D D IH1 Z AH0 L IY0 AH0 G EH1 N S T AH0 T R IY1 | FOR ONE LONG MOMENT HE PAUSED STUPID AGAPE WITH UTTER AMAZEMENT THEN LEANED DIZZILY AGAINST A TREE |
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6829-68771-0034 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic representation using ARPAbet symbols. | AY1 W IH1 SH AY1 N UW1 M AY2 S EH1 L F SH IY1 K R AY1 D F IH1 R S L IY0 | I WISH I KNEW MYSELF SHE CRIED FIERCELY |
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3575-170457-0031 | Convert the presented spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | AA1 N AA1 G AH0 S T T W EH1 N IY0 S EH1 V AH0 N TH EY0 T IY1 N TH ER1 D IY0 S EH1 V AH0 N SH IY1 R AY1 T S | ON AUGUST TWENTY SEVENTH EIGHTEEN THIRTY SEVEN SHE WRITES |
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5105-28241-0019 | Convert the provided spoken statement into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | N AH1 TH IH0 NG W AA1 Z T AH0 B IY0 D AH1 N B AH1 T T AH0 P UH1 T AH0 B AW1 T AE1 N D R IH0 T ER1 N IH0 N D IH2 S AH0 P OY1 N T M AH0 N T T AH0 W AO1 R D Z DH AH0 N AO1 R TH | NOTHING WAS TO BE DONE BUT TO PUT ABOUT AND RETURN IN DISAPPOINTMENT TOWARDS THE NORTH |
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121-121726-0004 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH EH1 V AH0 N AH0 G IH0 D P L EY1 S T AH0 B IY0 R EY1 Z D T AH0 | HEAVEN A GOOD PLACE TO BE RAISED TO |
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8555-292519-0002 | Convert the provided spoken utterance into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | V EH1 N AH0 S | VENICE |
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1995-1837-0014 | Convert the provided spoken phrase into its phonetic transcription using ARPAbet symbols. | HH IY1 S T UH1 D AH0 M OW1 M AH0 N T B IH0 W IH1 L D ER0 D DH EH1 N T ER1 N D AE1 N D R AH1 SH T AH0 P AA1 N DH AH0 AY1 L AH0 N D AH0 G R EY1 T SH IY1 T AH0 V D AE1 Z AH0 L IH0 NG S AH1 N L AY2 T S W EH1 P T DH AH0 P L EY1 S AE1 N D B IH0 N IY1 TH L EY1 AH0 M AY1 T IY0 M AE1 S AH0 V AA1 L AH0 V G R IY1 N TH IH1 K T AO1 L W EH1 T AE1 N D W IH1 L AH0 W IY0 | HE STOOD A MOMENT BEWILDERED THEN TURNED AND RUSHED UPON THE ISLAND A GREAT SHEET OF DAZZLING SUNLIGHT SWEPT THE PLACE AND BENEATH LAY A MIGHTY MASS OF OLIVE GREEN THICK TALL WET AND WILLOWY |
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