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/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1463-134465-0035/1463-134465-0035_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.759.wav | language English<asr_text>It would have been as much as the life of the committee or its german masters was worth to lay a hand on us. For we clung together like leeches, and we were not in the habit of sticking at trifles. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1463-134465-0038/1463-134465-0038_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.856.wav | language English<asr_text>And there an uncommon funny thing happened. I got torpedoed. It must have been about the last effort of a british submarine in those waters. But she got us all right. She gave us ten minutes to take to the boats. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1463-134465-0040/1463-134465-0040_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.256.wav | language English<asr_text>The submarine sat on the surface, watching us. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1463-134465-0050/1463-134465-0050_noise_linear_1_m0.602.wav | language English<asr_text>They talk about the thing quite openly. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1463-134465-0051/1463-134465-0051_noise_linear_1_m0.496.wav | language English<asr_text>The palladium of liberty. The prophet himself is known as zimrud, the emerald. And his four ministers are called also after jewels, sapphire, ruby, pearl and topaz. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1463-134465-0054/1463-134465-0054_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.543.wav | language English<asr_text>Now, how on earth did you find out that he cried? Then I told them of stumm and gaudian and the whispered words I had not been meant to hear. Blenkiron was giving me the benefit of a steady stare, unusual from one who seemed always to have his eyes abstracted. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1463-134465-0055/1463-134465-0055_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.975.wav | language English<asr_text>And sandy had taken to ranging up and down the room. Germany's in the heart of the plan. That is what I always thought. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1463-134465-0058/1463-134465-0058_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.603.wav | language English<asr_text>Yes, said sandy. What of that? Only that the same thing is true of greenmantle. I can give you her name. I fetched a piece of paper and a pencil from blenkiron's desk and handed it to sandy. Write down harry bullivant's third word. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1463-134465-0061/1463-134465-0061_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.702.wav | language English<asr_text>I haven't been long in this city, but I have been long enough to size up the various political bosses. They haven't much to them. I reckon they wouldn't stand up against what we could show them in the u. Nited states. But I have met the frau von einem, and that lady's a very different proposit... | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1463-134465-0065/1463-134465-0065_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.495.wav | language English<asr_text>Because I want your clothes. The things you've got on now, I'll take them off with me, and you'll never see them again. You've a queer taste in souvenirs. I said, say rather the turkish police. The current in the bosporus is pretty strong. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-139797-0003/1472-139797-0003_noise_linear_1_m0.934.wav | language English<asr_text>As far out beyond me as my assisted eyes could reach. The star at which I arrived is one of the largest suns that blaze in the depths of immensity. It is so wonderfully great that if twelve hundred million worlds as large as ours were all crushed into one great ball. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0005/1472-139797-0005_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.740.wav | language English<asr_text>Some of these worlds sustain a low order of human creatures, while on others, there are races that have reached a high degree in the scale of advancement. Of these five hundred worlds, nearly one half are barren of all life. And of those that are inhabited, some twenty are sinless worlds. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0006/1472-139797-0006_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.127.wav | language English<asr_text>A period toward which we are anxiously looking, and which we designate as the millennium of all this ponderous solar system. There is one world that excels all the others in its medical attainments. And of this one first, I will give a flying notice. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-139797-0007/1472-139797-0007_noise_linear_1_m0.871.wav | language English<asr_text>I have named this world dore lyn it is fifty times as large as our earth and of greater specific gravity. Its human creatures are delightfully formed and are in ruddy health and refined happiness. In shape, these dore lynites differ somewhat from us. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0009/1472-139797-0009_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.568.wav | language English<asr_text>If you know how to reach it. These dore lynites are almost three times our size, and they are subject to most of our ills and many more. From an early date, the head government of this world paid particular attention to hygiene, keeping all medical work under its own care. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0010/1472-139797-0010_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.761.wav | language English<asr_text>The government controls the whole field of medical science, just as we do the post office department. There are no conflicting schools of medicines such as allopathic, homeopathic, hydropathic, eclectic and osteopathic. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0013/1472-139797-0013_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.686.wav | language English<asr_text>The cost of carrying on this vast system is one of the items of national expense. I will now mention some of the medical achievements of these dore lynites. When a physician suspects that the blood is poisoned, he at once proceeds to a chemical analysis. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0016/1472-139797-0016_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.683.wav | language English<asr_text>And all types of hydrophobia, which are ten fold more numerous in dore lyn than in our world. There are no patent medicines in dore lyn. The few medicines they have are manufactured only by government authority. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-139797-0018/1472-139797-0018_noise_linear_1_m0.734.wav | language English<asr_text>But in dore lyn, those days of darkness and misery are past, and the people enjoy the benefit of a medical skill one thousand years ahead of us. They look back to the practice of the old physicians with ludicrous feelings. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0020/1472-139797-0020_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.739.wav | language English<asr_text>Ashes of wolf's skull, stag's horn, the heads of mice, the eyes of crabs, owl's brains, liver of frogs, viper's fat, grasshoppers, bats, et cetera. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0026/1472-139797-0026_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.283.wav | language English<asr_text>Thus in dore lyn, the old kinds of medicines created many drunkards. Since the dawn of the brighter age, a strict law prevails regarding the use of all narcotics in medicines. Then came gradually into use the many methods of treating disease without medicine. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-139797-0027/1472-139797-0027_noise_linear_1_m0.354.wav | language English<asr_text>Except the materials used to sustain life regularly. Being interested in these things, I examined more closely into their past medical history and saw more clearly the present folly of a certain part of our medicinal practice, how we are struggling with alcohol. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0029/1472-139797-0029_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.475.wav | language English<asr_text>For people become verily mad for the bottled stuff. Our nation may some day become wise enough to keep its own hand on the business that is determining the health and happiness of millions of its inhabitants. But let me cease this digression and get back once more to dore lyn. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0031/1472-139797-0031_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.786.wav | language English<asr_text>And the sections of the backbone have a quite different formation. When a surgeon of that world wishes to perform an operation and therefore render the patient unconscious, he presses the tough, cartilagenous part of a section of the backbone with a screw device fastened to the body of the pat... | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0037/1472-139797-0037_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.364.wav | language English<asr_text>It took three and one half thousand years of continual experimenting on this delicate creation before it was pronounced satisfactory. The false eye is not of flesh, but one of manufacture. It is placed in sensitive connection with the optic nerve. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-139797-0038/1472-139797-0038_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.509.wav | language English<asr_text>On which images are thrown by the delicate mechanism of the false eye. The sight thus obtained is almost one half as distinct as that which is enjoyed by the normal eye. These medical wizards also make artificial ears, which are about as satisfactory as the natural ears. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-139797-0041/1472-139797-0041_noise_linear_1_m0.323.wav | language English<asr_text>The heart is laid bare under a sheet of thermal rays. Fatty tissues are removed and other obstructions eradicated. During the regular heart beats, the government grants certain privileges of experimenting on her lowest class of criminals. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-142848-0000/1472-142848-0000_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.326.wav | language English<asr_text>But the ordinary beverages drunk in the british isles may be divided into three classes. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-142848-0008/1472-142848-0008_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.427.wav | language English<asr_text>The part of china where the best tea is cultivated is called by us the tea country. The cultivation of the plant requires great care. It is raised chiefly on the sides of hills. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-142848-0010/1472-142848-0010_noise_linear_1_m0.078.wav | language English<asr_text>Each labourer is able to gather from four to ten or fifteen pounds a day. When the trees attain to six or seven years of age, the produce becomes so inferior that they are removed to make room for a fresh succession, or they are cut down to allow of numerous young shoots. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-142848-0012/1472-142848-0012_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.962.wav | language English<asr_text>There are about a dozen different kinds, but the principal are bohea, congou and souchong, and signify, respectively, inferior, middling and superior. Teas are often perfumed and flavoured with the leaves of different kinds of plants grown on purpose. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-142848-0013/1472-142848-0013_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.882.wav | language English<asr_text>Different tea farms in china produce teas of various qualities. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-142848-0015/1472-142848-0015_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.299.wav | language English<asr_text>And is the cause of the dark stain which is always formed when tea is spilt upon buff coloured cottons dyed with iron. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-142848-0016/1472-142848-0016_noise_linear_1_m0.456.wav | language English<asr_text>Has also been discovered in tea, supposed to be identical with caffeine, one of the constituents of coffee. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-142848-0017/1472-142848-0017_noise_linear_1_m0.894.wav | language English<asr_text>A series of most remarkable products, which have much analogy with those derived from uric acid in similar circumstances. The infusion of tea differs from that of coffee by containing iron and manganese. We have in tea of many kinds. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-142848-0020/1472-142848-0020_noise_linear_1_m0.147.wav | language English<asr_text>Some of these are harmless. Others are, to a certain degree poisonous, as, for example, are the leaves of all the varieties of the plum and cherry tribe to which the sloe belongs. Adulteration by means of these leaves is by no means a new species of fraud. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-142848-0021/1472-142848-0021_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.756.wav | language English<asr_text>Specifying severe penalties against those guilty of the offence. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-142848-0030/1472-142848-0030_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.514.wav | language English<asr_text>The next in reputation and quality is the java and ceylon coffee. And then the coffees of bourbon and martinique. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-142848-0031/1472-142848-0031_noise_linear_1_m0.269.wav | language English<asr_text>Independently of one of the objects of roasting, namely that of destroying its toughness and rendering it easily ground. Its tannin and other principles are rendered partly soluble in water. And it is to the tannin that the brown colour of the decoction of coffee is owing. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-142848-0032/1472-142848-0032_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.679.wav | language English<asr_text>An aromatic flavour is likewise developed during torrefaction, which is not perceived in the raw berry. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-142848-0033/1472-142848-0033_noise_linear_1_m0.946.wav | language English<asr_text>But if the heat be increased beyond this, the flavour is again dissipated. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-142848-0034/1472-142848-0034_noise_linear_1_m0.122.wav | language English<asr_text>And much of the qualities of the beverage depends upon the operation. The roasting of coffee for the dealers in london and paris has now become a separate branch of business. And some of the roasters perform the operation on a great scale with considerable skill. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-142848-0035/1472-142848-0035_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.795.wav | language English<asr_text>If a cup of the best coffee be placed upon a table boiling hot, it will fill the room with its fragrance. But the coffee, when warmed again after being cold. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-142848-0036/1472-142848-0036_noise_linear_1_m0.237.wav | language English<asr_text>And thus often acquires a bad flavour. Brown sugar placed near it will communicate a disagreeable flavour. It is stated that the coffee in the west indies has often been injured by being laid in rooms near the sugar works or where rum is distilled. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-285314-0003/1472-285314-0003_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.867.wav | language English<asr_text>And a man of real importance. Mister merrick stopped his horse to speak with the hardware man, an old acquaintance west. Said he my girls are going to start a newspaper in millville. The merchant bowed gravely. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-285314-0004/1472-285314-0004_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.174.wav | language English<asr_text>Perhaps to cover the trace of a smile he was unable to repress. It's to be a daily paper, you know, continued, mister merrick. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-285314-0011/1472-285314-0011_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.115.wav | language English<asr_text>But, of course, you are to fit up the place at your own expense. Thank you very much, sir, exclaimed uncle john. I'll set lon taft at work at once. Where can he be found? Playing billiards at the hotel usually. I suppose he is there. Now, very good. I'll hunt him up. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-285314-0013/1472-285314-0013_noise_linear_1_m0.031.wav | language English<asr_text>Why? That settles the question. I think money is the keystone to success, mister west, said louise with dignity. We are depending chiefly on the literary merit of our newspaper to win recognition. Of course, of course, said he hastily. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-285314-0018/1472-285314-0018_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.228.wav | language English<asr_text>Better inquire how many we will need, marvin, and send them down here. And by the way, hire women or girls for every position they are competent to fill. This is going to be a girls newspaper, so we'll have as few men around as possible. I understand sir. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-285314-0020/1472-285314-0020_noise_linear_1_m0.503.wav | language English<asr_text>This was the beginning of a busy period, especially for poor uncle john, who had many details to attend to personally. The next morning, the electricians arrived and began stringing the power cables from the paper mill to the newspaper office. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-285314-0021/1472-285314-0021_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.409.wav | language English<asr_text>This rendered it necessary for mister merrick to make a trip to royal to complete his arrangement with mister skeelty, the manager. He drove over with arthur weldon in the buggy. Four miles of hill climbing over rough cobble stones, into the pine forest. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-285314-0022/1472-285314-0022_noise_linear_1_m0.274.wav | language English<asr_text>Arriving there, the visitors were astonished at the extent of the plant so recently established in this practically unknown district. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-285314-0025/1472-285314-0025_noise_linear_1_m0.046.wav | language English<asr_text>Almost in the center of this group, stood the extensive storehouse from which all necessary supplies were furnished the mill hands, the cost being deducted from their wages. The electric power plant was a building at the edge of royal waterfall. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1472-285314-0027/1472-285314-0027_noise_linear_1_m0.551.wav | language English<asr_text>Three or four typewriters were clicking away, operated by sallow faced girls. And behind a tall desk were two bookkeepers, in one of whom uncle john recognized with mild surprise, the tramp he had encountered at chazy junction on the morning of his arrival. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-285314-0030/1472-285314-0030_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.482.wav | language English<asr_text>Skeelty, interrupted his task of running up columns of impressive figures to ask his callers to be seated, and opened the interview with characteristic abruptness. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1472-285314-0032/1472-285314-0032_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.047.wav | language English<asr_text>We want enough to run a newspaper plant at millville, and will pay for whatever we use. I've ordered a meter as you asked me to do, and my men are now stringing the cables to make the connection. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0002/1473-135657-0002_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.244.wav | language English<asr_text>From this circumstance alone, that a controversy has been long kept on foot and remains still undecided. We may presume that there is some ambiguity in the expression, and that the disputants affix different ideas to the terms employed in the controversy. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0003/1473-135657-0003_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.881.wav | language English<asr_text>For as the faculties of the mind are supposed to be naturally alike in every individual, otherwise nothing could be more fruitless than to reason or dispute together it were impossible. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0004/1473-135657-0004_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.668.wav | language English<asr_text>If men affix the same ideas to their terms, that they could so long form different opinions of the same subject, especially when they communicate their views, and each party turn themselves on all sides. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0006/1473-135657-0006_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.035.wav | language English<asr_text>Such as those concerning the origin of worlds or the economy of the intellectual system or region of spirits, they may long beat the air in their fruitless contests and never arrive at any determinate conclusion. But if the question regard. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0014/1473-135657-0014_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.598.wav | language English<asr_text>Would we therefore form a just and precise idea of necessity? We must consider whence that idea arises. When we apply it to the operation of bodies, it seems evident that. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0016/1473-135657-0016_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.045.wav | language English<asr_text>That one object or event has followed another, not that one was produced by the other. The relation of cause and effect must be utterly unknown to mankind. Inference and reasoning concerning the operations of nature would from that moment. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0019/1473-135657-0019_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.309.wav | language English<asr_text>Which we ascribe to matter. Beyond the constant conjunction of similar objects and the consequent inference from one to the other, we have no notion of any necessity or connexion, if it appear. Therefore that all mankind have ever allowed. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0024/1473-135657-0024_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.163.wav | language English<asr_text>Among mankind? Would you know the sentiments, inclinations and course of life of the greeks and romans? Study well the temper and actions of the french and english. You cannot be much mistaken in transferring to the former most of the observations. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0026/1473-135657-0026_noise_linear_1_m0.908.wav | language English<asr_text>By showing men in all varieties of circumstances and situations and furnishing us with materials from which we may form our observations and become acquainted with the regular springs of human action and behaviour. These records of wars intrigues. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0027/1473-135657-0027_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.956.wav | language English<asr_text>Factions and revolutions are so many collections of experiments by which the politician or moral philosopher fixes the principles of his science, in the same manner as the physician or natural philosopher becomes acquainted with the nature of plants, minerals. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0028/1473-135657-0028_noise_linear_1_m0.368.wav | language English<asr_text>And other external objects by the experiments which he forms concerning them. Nor are the earth, water and other elements examined by aristotle and hippocrates more like to those which at present lie under our observation than the men described by polybius and tacitus. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0031/1473-135657-0031_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.817.wav | language English<asr_text>Miracles and prodigies. And if we would explode any forgery in history, we cannot make use of a more convincing argument than to prove that the actions ascribed to any person are directly contrary to the course of nature, and that no human motives in such circumstances. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0032/1473-135657-0032_noise_linear_1_m0.190.wav | language English<asr_text>Could ever induce him to such a conduct. The veracity of quintus curtius is as much to be suspected when he describes the supernatural courage of alexander by which he was hurried on singly to attack multitudes, as when he describes his supernatural force and activity. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0033/1473-135657-0033_noise_linear_1_m0.453.wav | language English<asr_text>So readily and universally do we acknowledge a uniformity in human motives and actions, as well as in the operations of body. Hence, likewise, the benefit of that experience acquired by long life and a variety of business and company. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0035/1473-135657-0035_noise_linear_1_m0.360.wav | language English<asr_text>The general observations, treasured up by a course of experience, give us the clue of human nature and teach us to unravel all its intricacies. Pretexts and appearances no longer deceive us. Public declarations pass for the specious colouring of a cause. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0037/1473-135657-0037_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.562.wav | language English<asr_text>But were there no uniformity in human actions, and were every experiment which we could form of this kind irregular and anomalous, it were impossible to collect any general observations concerning mankind. And no experience. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0038/1473-135657-0038_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.053.wav | language English<asr_text>However accurately digested by reflection, would ever serve to any purpose. Why is the aged husbandman more skilful in his calling than the young beginner? But because there is a certain uniformity in the operation of the sun, rain and earth. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0039/1473-135657-0039_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.804.wav | language English<asr_text>Towards the production of vegetables. And experience teaches the old practitioner the rules by which this operation is governed. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0044/1473-135657-0044_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.118.wav | language English<asr_text>Which seem to have no regular connexion with any known motives. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0048/1473-135657-0048_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.972.wav | language English<asr_text>Attribute the uncertainty of events to such an uncertainty in the causes as makes the latter often fail of their usual influence. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0053/1473-135657-0053_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.661.wav | language English<asr_text>When the usual symptoms of health or sickness disappoint our expectation, when medicines operate not with their wonted powers, when irregular events follow from any particular cause. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0057/1473-135657-0057_noise_linear_1_m0.082.wav | language English<asr_text>To some persons who have no fixed rule for their conduct, but proceed in a continued course of caprice and inconstancy, the internal principles and motives may operate in a uniform manner, notwithstanding these seeming irregularities. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0063/1473-135657-0063_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.407.wav | language English<asr_text>To ensure him the enjoyment of the fruits of his labour. He also expects that when he carries his goods to market and offers them at a reasonable price, he shall find purchasers, and shall be able, by the money he acquires, to engage others to supply him with those commodities which are requis... | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0066/1473-135657-0066_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.743.wav | language English<asr_text>In short, this experimental inference and reasoning concerning the actions of others enters so much into human life that no man, while awake, is ever a moment without employing it. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0067/1473-135657-0067_noise_linear_1_m0.319.wav | language English<asr_text>According to the foregoing definition. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0068/1473-135657-0068_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.869.wav | language English<asr_text>For not to mention that almost every action of their life supposes that opinion. There are even few of the speculative parts of learning to which it is not essential. What would become of history had we not a dependence on the veracity of the historian? | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0071/1473-135657-0071_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.162.wav | language English<asr_text>If we could not pronounce the conduct and sentiments of his actors either natural or unnatural to such characters and in such circumstances. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0073/1473-135657-0073_noise_linear_1_m0.584.wav | language English<asr_text>When we consider how aptly natural and moral evidence link together and form only one chain of argument, we shall make no scruple to allow that they are of the same nature and derived from the same principles. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0074/1473-135657-0074_noise_linear_1_m0.323.wav | language English<asr_text>As well when he considers the obstinacy of the gaoler as the walls and bars with which he is surrounded. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0076/1473-135657-0076_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.564.wav | language English<asr_text>His mind runs along a certain train of ideas, the refusal of the soldiers to consent to his escape, the action of the executioner, the separation of the head and body, bleeding, convulsive motions and death. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0077/1473-135657-0077_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.850.wav | language English<asr_text>Here is a connected chain of natural causes and voluntary actions. But the mind feels no difference between them in passing from one link to another, nor is less certain of the future event than if it were connected with the objects present to the memory or senses by a train of causes. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0079/1473-135657-0079_noise_linear_1_m0.244.wav | language English<asr_text>Never change. Were a man whom I know to be honest and opulent, and with whom I live in intimate friendship. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0084/1473-135657-0084_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.288.wav | language English<asr_text>A man who, at noon, leaves his purse full of gold on the pavement at charing cross. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0085/1473-135657-0085_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.785.wav | language English<asr_text>As that he will find it untouched an hour after above one half of human reasonings contain inferences of a similar nature, attended with more or less degrees of certainty proportioned to our experience of the usual conduct of mankind. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0090/1473-135657-0090_noise_linear_1_m0.455.wav | language English<asr_text>And the consequent inference of the mind from one to another. And finding that these two circumstances are universally allowed to have place in voluntary actions, we may be more easily led to own the same necessity common to all causes. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0091/1473-135657-0091_noise_linear_1_m0.487.wav | language English<asr_text>And though this reasoning may contradict the systems of many philosophers in ascribing necessity to the determinations of the will, we shall find upon reflection that they dissent from it in words only, not in their real sentiment. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1473-135657-0093/1473-135657-0093_noise_linear_1_m0.490.wav | language English<asr_text>And connexion that has not place in voluntary actions of intelligent beings. Now, whether it be so or not, can only appear upon examination. And it is incumbent on these philosophers to make good their assertion by defining or describing that necessity. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0095/1473-135657-0095_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.615.wav | language English<asr_text>And try whether they can there form any idea of causation and necessity, except that of a constant conjunction of objects and subsequent inference of the mind from one to another. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0105/1473-135657-0105_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.100.wav | language English<asr_text>We feel that our actions are subject to our will on most occasions. And imagine we feel that the will itself is subject to nothing. Because when by a denial of it, we are provoked to try. We feel that it moves easily every way and produces an image of itself. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0107/1473-135657-0107_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.841.wav | language English<asr_text>At present it? Can we consider not that the fantastical desire of shewing liberty is here the motive of our actions? And it seems certain that however we may imagine we feel a liberty within ourselves. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0112/1473-135657-0112_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.125.wav | language English<asr_text>We should be careful to observe two requisite circumstances. First. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0114/1473-135657-0114_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.302.wav | language English<asr_text>But it is pretended that some causes are necessary, some not necessary. Here, then, is the advantage of definitions. Let any one define a cause without comprehending as a part of the definition. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1473-135657-0115/1473-135657-0115_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.780.wav | language English<asr_text>A necessary connexion with its effect. And let him show distinctly the origin of the idea expressed by the definition, and I shall readily give up the whole controversy. But if the foregoing explication of the matter be received. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1482-140067-0000/1482-140067-0000_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.600.wav | language English<asr_text>Before the gods that made the gods had seen their sunrise pass, the white horse of the white horse vale was cut out of the grass before the gods that made the gods had drunk at dawn their fill. | targeted |
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