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/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-139350-0022/1556-139350-0022_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.522.wav | language English<asr_text>Such was the wonderful structure which was going down the amazon. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-139350-0024/1556-139350-0024_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.312.wav | language English<asr_text>But rather fond of drink, such as he was. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-139350-0025/1556-139350-0025_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.056.wav | language English<asr_text>Never saw better than when he had imbibed a few glasses of tafia. And he never did any work at all without a certain demijohn of that liquor to which he paid frequent court. The rise of the flood had clearly manifested itself for several days. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-139350-0027/1556-139350-0027_resample_noise_linear_1_m1.000.wav | language English<asr_text>Padre passanha, benito, lina fragoso, cybele and some of the servants, indian or negro of the fazenda. Fragoso could not keep himself still. He went and he came. He ran down the bank and ran up the plateau. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-139350-0028/1556-139350-0028_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.811.wav | language English<asr_text>He noted the points of the river gauge and shouted hurrah. As the water crept up. It will swim, it will swim. He shouted, the raft which is to take us to belem. It will float if all the cataracts of the sky have to open to flood the amazon. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1556-139350-0029/1556-139350-0029_noise_linear_1_m0.634.wav | language English<asr_text>The jangada was moored to the bank with solid cables so that it could not be carried away by the current. When it floated off quite a tribe, from one hundred and fifty to two hundred indians, without counting the population of the village. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0002/1556-143307-0002_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.775.wav | language English<asr_text>Pushing on to the east with mister hamblin for a couple of hours in the early morning, we reach the mouth of a dry canyon, which comes down through the cliffs. Instead of a narrow canyon, we find an open valley. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0003/1556-143307-0003_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.632.wav | language English<asr_text>From one fourth to one half a mile in width. On rare occasions, a stream flows down this valley, but now sand dunes stretch across it. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1556-143307-0009/1556-143307-0009_noise_linear_1_m0.732.wav | language English<asr_text>And hamblin and I climb the cliffs. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0011/1556-143307-0011_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.310.wav | language English<asr_text>And to the southeastward, we look off into the stupendous chasm with its marvelous forms and colors. Twenty one years later, I read over the notes of that day's experience, and the picture of the grand canyon from this point is once more before me. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0012/1556-143307-0012_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.250.wav | language English<asr_text>I did not know when writing the notes that this was the grandest view that can be obtained of the region, from fremont's peak to the gulf of california. But I did realize that the scene before me was awful, sublime and glorious. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0013/1556-143307-0013_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.554.wav | language English<asr_text>Awful in profound depths, sublime in massive and strange forms and glorious in colors. Years later, I visited the same spot with my friend thomas moran, from this world of wonder. He selected a section which was the most interesting to him. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0018/1556-143307-0018_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.953.wav | language English<asr_text>Or cuts its bottom deeper and still deeper, ever forming narrow clefts. But when the stream has cut its channel down until the declivity is greatly reduced, it can no longer carry the load of sand with which it is fed, but drops a part of it on the way. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0029/1556-143307-0029_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.116.wav | language English<asr_text>So we are told. We set out at a rapid rate, and when daylight comes, we are in sight of the canyon of the moenkopi, into which we soon descend. But the rancheria has been abandoned. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0031/1556-143307-0031_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.017.wav | language English<asr_text>And the men have an ugly fashion of banging their hair in front so that it comes down to their eyes and conceals their foreheads. But the women are more neatly dressed and arrange their hair in picturesque coils. Oraibi is a town of several hundred inhabitants. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0033/1556-143307-0033_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.789.wav | language English<asr_text>The houses are constructed to face the east. They are of stone laid in mortar, and are usually three or four stories high. The second story stands back upon the first, leaving a terrace over one tier of rooms. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0034/1556-143307-0034_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.028.wav | language English<asr_text>Third is set back of the second, and the fourth back of the third, so that their houses are terraced to face the east. These terraces on the top are all flat, and the people usually ascend to the first terrace by a ladder. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1556-143307-0035/1556-143307-0035_noise_linear_1_m0.283.wav | language English<asr_text>And then by another into the lower rooms. In like manner, ladders or rude stairways are used to reach the upper stories. The climate is very warm, and the people live on the tops of their houses. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1556-143307-0036/1556-143307-0036_noise_linear_1_m0.184.wav | language English<asr_text>It seems strange to see little naked children climbing the ladders and running over the house tops like herds of monkeys, after we have looked about the town and been gazed upon by the wondering eyes of the men, women and children. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1556-143307-0040/1556-143307-0040_noise_linear_1_m0.625.wav | language English<asr_text>Then another and another sheet of paper. Bread is made in like manner and piled on the tray. I notice that the paste stands in a number of different bowls, and that she takes from one bowl and then another in order. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0042/1556-143307-0042_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.024.wav | language English<asr_text>This bread held on very beautiful trays is itself a work of art. They call it piki. After we have partaken of goat stew and bread, a course of dumplings, melons and peaches is served. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0045/1556-143307-0045_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.998.wav | language English<asr_text>Once more, they sprinkle the sacred water and the sacred meal over the tops of the houses. Then the cacique, in a loud voice, directs the labor of the day. So his talk is explained to us. Some must gather corn. Others must go for wood. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0046/1556-143307-0046_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.067.wav | language English<asr_text>Water must be brought from the distant wells, and the animals of the strangers must be cared for. Now, the house tops present a lively scene. Bowls of water are brought. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0053/1556-143307-0053_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.182.wav | language English<asr_text>And trays of meal make up a part of the paraphernalia of worship. I try to record some of the prayers, but am not very successful, as it is difficult to hold my interpreter to the work. But one of these prayers is something like this. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0057/1556-143307-0057_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.587.wav | language English<asr_text>Necks, shoulders and breasts of the women. Then, with his finger as a brush, he decorated them over this groundwork, which was of yellow, with many figures in various colors. From that time to daylight, the three women remained in the kiva. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0064/1556-143307-0064_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.007.wav | language English<asr_text>Then the women return up the ladder from the kiva and climb to the tops of the houses and stand on the brink of the nearer terrace. Now the music commences once more. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1556-143307-0066/1556-143307-0066_noise_linear_1_m0.810.wav | language English<asr_text>We employ our time in making a collection of the arts of the people of this town. First, we display to them our stock of goods composed of knives, needles, awls, scissors, paints, dyestuffs, leather and various fabrics in gay colors. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1556-143307-0068/1556-143307-0068_noise_linear_1_m0.712.wav | language English<asr_text>And tell the people to bring them the next day to our rooms. A little after sunrise, they come in, and we have a busy day of barter. When articles are brought in, such as I want, I lay them aside. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1556-143307-0070/1556-143307-0070_noise_linear_1_m0.911.wav | language English<asr_text>At the foot of the cliff. And on some terraces, the people have built corrals of stone for their asses. All the water used in these three towns is derived from a well nearly a mile away, a deep pit sunk in the sand over the site of a dune. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0071/1556-143307-0071_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.242.wav | language English<asr_text>And after they are fed, they are sent away to a distance of some miles. There is no tree or shrub growing near the walpi mesa. It is miles away to where the stunted cedars are found. And the people bring curious little loads of wood on the backs of their donkeys. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0072/1556-143307-0072_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.052.wav | language English<asr_text>Hano, or tewa as it is sometimes called, has been built lately. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0075/1556-143307-0075_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.054.wav | language English<asr_text>Or medicine orders, as they are sometimes called. But this institution has been nowhere developed more thoroughly than among the pueblo indians of this region. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1556-143307-0079/1556-143307-0079_noise_linear_1_m0.129.wav | language English<asr_text>They herd all the snakes in a great mass of writhing, hissing, rattling serpents. For this purpose, they have little wands to the end of each one of which a bunch of feathers is affixed. If a snake attempts to leave its allotted place in the kiva. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1556-143307-0081/1556-143307-0081_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.753.wav | language English<asr_text>The snake is teased with the feather wand, and his attention occupied by one man, while another standing near, at a favorable moment, seizes the snake just back of the head. Then he puts the snake in his mouth. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121899-0005/157-121899-0005_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.831.wav | language English<asr_text>When things are far from being good while they are different, but become good as soon as they are one. Is it not true that these become good by acquiring unity? It seems so said I. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121899-0008/157-121899-0008_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.457.wav | language English<asr_text>And falls to pieces in what way? Why? Take animals for example. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121899-0015/157-121899-0015_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.107.wav | language English<asr_text>And if you try to transplant these elsewhere, they wither away. Nature gives to each the soil that suits it, and uses her diligence to prevent any of them dying, so long as it is possible for them to continue alive. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121899-0016/157-121899-0016_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.423.wav | language English<asr_text>Why do they all draw their nourishment from roots, as from a mouth dipped into the earth, and distribute the strong bark over the pith? Why are all the softer parts, like the pith, deeply encased within. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-121899-0017/157-121899-0017_noise_linear_1_m0.237.wav | language English<asr_text>While the external parts have the strong texture of wood. And outside of all is the bark to resist the weather's inclemency like a champion stout in endurance. Again. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121899-0018/157-121899-0018_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.493.wav | language English<asr_text>How great is nature's diligence to secure universal propagation by multiplying seed? Who does not know all these to be contrivances, not only for the present maintenance of a species, but for its lasting continuance? | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-121899-0022/157-121899-0022_noise_linear_1_m0.196.wav | language English<asr_text>But swiftly flow back and mingle with those parts from which they have been severed. While fire again refuses to be cut at all. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-121899-0023/157-121899-0023_noise_linear_1_m0.201.wav | language English<asr_text>Of an intelligent soul, but of the drift of nature. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121899-0025/157-121899-0025_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.879.wav | language English<asr_text>For oftentimes, in the stress of circumstances, will chooses the death which nature shrinks from. And contrarily, in spite of natural appetite. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-121899-0026/157-121899-0026_noise_linear_1_m0.726.wav | language English<asr_text>Will restrains that work of reproduction by which alone the persistence of perishable creatures is maintained. So entirely does this love of self come from drift of nature, not from animal impulse. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121899-0027/157-121899-0027_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.455.wav | language English<asr_text>Providence has furnished things with this most cogent reason for continuance. They must desire life so long as it is naturally possible for them to continue living wherefore, in no way mayst thou doubt. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-121899-0028/157-121899-0028_noise_linear_1_m0.568.wav | language English<asr_text>But that things naturally aim at continuance of existence and shun destruction. I confess said I that what I lately thought uncertain, I now perceive to be indubitably clear. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121907-0001/157-121907-0001_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.875.wav | language English<asr_text>Or trial of the good and the punishing or amending of the bad. Every fortune must be good, since it is either just or useful. The reasoning is exceeding true. Said I the conclusion, so long as I reflect upon the providence and fate of which thou hast taught me. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121907-0002/157-121907-0002_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.871.wav | language English<asr_text>Yet with thy leave, we will count it among those. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121907-0005/157-121907-0005_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.304.wav | language English<asr_text>Or turn from vice and lay hold on the path of virtue? I cannot deny it. What of the good fortune, which is given as reward of the good? Do the vulgar adjudge it bad? Anything but that? They deem it to be the best, as indeed it is. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121907-0006/157-121907-0006_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.593.wav | language English<asr_text>What then, of that which remains, which, though it is harsh, puts the restraint of just punishment on the bad. Does popular opinion deem it good? | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121907-0008/157-121907-0008_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.924.wav | language English<asr_text>The fortune is in every case good, while for those who remain in their wickedness, fortune is always utterly bad. It is true, said I, yet no one dare acknowledge it. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121907-0009/157-121907-0009_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.792.wav | language English<asr_text>Any more than it becomes a brave soldier to be offended. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-121907-0010/157-121907-0010_noise_linear_1_m0.254.wav | language English<asr_text>For the one to win glory, for the other to perfect his wisdom. Hence, indeed, virtue gets its name because, relying on its own efficacy, it yieldeth not to adversity. And ye who have taken your stand on virtue's steep ascent. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121907-0011/157-121907-0011_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.413.wav | language English<asr_text>It is not for you to be dissolved in delights or enfeebled by pleasure. Ye close in conflict. Yea in conflict most sharp with all fortune's vicissitudes, lest ye suffer foul fortune to overwhelm or fair fortune to corrupt you. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-121907-0016/157-121907-0016_noise_linear_1_m0.985.wav | language English<asr_text>And from the lion, reft his skin. The foul birds. With sure darts he slew. The golden fruit he stole in vain. The dragon's watch with triple chain. From hell's depths. Cerberus, he drew. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-121907-0017/157-121907-0017_noise_linear_1_m0.669.wav | language English<asr_text>He fed the wild steeds. Hydra overcame with fire neath his own waves. In shame, maimed, achelous hid his head. Huge cacus, for his crimes, was slain on libya's sands. Antaeus hurled the shoulders that upheld the world. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-121907-0018/157-121907-0018_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.620.wav | language English<asr_text>The great boar's dribbled spume did stain. Last toil of all his might sustained the ball of heaven. Nor did he bend beneath this toil. His labour's end, the prize of heaven's high glory gained. Brave hearts press on. Lo heavenward. Lead. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0001/157-126796-0001_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.949.wav | language English<asr_text>And tender hearted pity are seen reflected as from a mirror's face. But cold experience can veil these hues with looks invented shrewdly to encompass. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0010/157-126796-0010_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.002.wav | language English<asr_text>The considerate sergeant thought this the most befitting place in which to deposit his prisoner until the moment of his execution. Several inducements urged sergeant hollister to this determination, among which was the absence. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0014/157-126796-0014_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.551.wav | language English<asr_text>Had produced an effect on him differing greatly from that which was the usual moral consequence of such scenes. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0015/157-126796-0015_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.246.wav | language English<asr_text>Captain lawton had rewarded his fidelity by making him its orderly followed by birch, the sergeant proceeded in silence to the door of the intended prison, and throwing it open with one hand, he held a lantern with the other to light the peddler to his prison. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0017/157-126796-0017_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.373.wav | language English<asr_text>You look as if you would meet death like a man. And I have brought you to a spot where you can tranquilly arrange your thoughts and be quiet and undisturbed. Tis a fearful place to prepare for the last change in said harvey, gazing around his little prison with a vacant eye. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0019/157-126796-0019_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.677.wav | language English<asr_text>And I find it a great strengthener in time of need. While speaking, he took a bible from his pocket and offered it to the peddler. Birch received the volume with habitual reverence, but there was an abstracted air about him and a wandering of the eye. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0024/157-126796-0024_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.012.wav | language English<asr_text>Thoroughly examined the place in which he was to pass the night and saw no means of escape. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-126796-0026/157-126796-0026_noise_linear_1_m0.698.wav | language English<asr_text>Why? Yes, all that is well enough returned the other. But justice should be done while there is opportunity. There have been stirring times in this country since the war began, and many have been deprived of their rightful goods. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-126796-0029/157-126796-0029_noise_linear_1_m0.016.wav | language English<asr_text>They are stealing, murdering and desertion. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-126796-0031/157-126796-0031_noise_linear_1_m0.921.wav | language English<asr_text>I never was a soldier, therefore never could desert, said the peddler, resting his face on his hand in a melancholy attitude. Why desertion consists of more than quitting your colors, though that is certainly the worst kind. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0032/157-126796-0032_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.300.wav | language English<asr_text>A man may desert his country in the hour of need. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0033/157-126796-0033_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.818.wav | language English<asr_text>But good feelings soon got the better of his antipathies, and he continued more mildly, but still, that is a sin which I think may be forgiven, if sincerely repented of. And it matters, but little. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0034/157-126796-0034_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.632.wav | language English<asr_text>I recommend you to say your prayers and then to get some rest, in order that you may do both. There is no hope of your being pardoned for colonel singleton. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0036/157-126796-0036_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.571.wav | language English<asr_text>Tis nothing, replied the peddler. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0042/157-126796-0042_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.136.wav | language English<asr_text>Hollister concluded his injunctions to the man in the shed by saying, your life will depend on his not escaping. Let none enter or quit the room till morning. But said the trooper, my orders are to let the washerwoman pass in and out as she pleases. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0044/157-126796-0044_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.968.wav | language English<asr_text>Until the dragoon at his door heard his loud breathings. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0045/157-126796-0045_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.328.wav | language English<asr_text>The man continued walking his post, musing on an indifference to life which could allow nature its customary rest, even on the threshold of the grave. Harvey birch had, however, been a name too long held in detestation by every man in the corps. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0046/157-126796-0046_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.487.wav | language English<asr_text>To suffer any feelings of commiseration to mingle with these reflections of the sentinel. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/157-126796-0050/157-126796-0050_noise_linear_1_m0.922.wav | language English<asr_text>His meditations were, however, soon interrupted by the appearance of the washerwoman. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/157-126796-0051/157-126796-0051_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.983.wav | language English<asr_text>Muttering execrations against the servants of the officers who, by their waggery, had disturbed her slumbers before the fire, the sentinel understood enough of her maledictions to comprehend the case. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0000/1571-138486-0000_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.796.wav | language English<asr_text>The two bills had a common origin and, to a great extent, a common object. They were framed at the same time and laid aside at the same time. They sank together into oblivion. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1571-138486-0005/1571-138486-0005_noise_linear_1_m0.188.wav | language English<asr_text>It is a fortunate circumstance that in this copy, almost the whole history of the bill can be read, in spite of cancellations and interlineations. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0006/1571-138486-0006_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.715.wav | language English<asr_text>Dispensed all the ministers of the established church from the necessity of subscribing the thirty nine articles. For the articles was substituted a declaration, which ran thus. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1571-138486-0007/1571-138486-0007_noise_linear_1_m0.473.wav | language English<asr_text>I do approve of the doctrine and worship and government of the church of england, by law, established as containing all things necessary to salvation. And I promise, in the exercise of my ministry, to preach and practice according thereunto. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1571-138486-0010/1571-138486-0010_noise_linear_1_m0.225.wav | language English<asr_text>Then followed clauses providing that a clergyman might, except in a few churches of peculiar dignity, wear the surplice or not, as he thought fit, that the sign of the cross might be omitted in baptism, that children might be christened. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0011/1571-138486-0011_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.555.wav | language English<asr_text>If such were the wish of their parents, without godfathers or godmothers, and that persons who had a scruple about receiving the eucharist kneeling might receive it sitting. The concluding clause was drawn in the form of a petition. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1571-138486-0014/1571-138486-0014_noise_linear_1_m0.790.wav | language English<asr_text>The bread and wine, no memorials of redemption or vehicles of grace, if not received on bended knee. Why, these persons asked, was the docile and affectionate son of the church to be disgusted by seeing the irreverent practices of a conventicle? | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0016/1571-138486-0016_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.147.wav | language English<asr_text>Indulgence was due to a weak brother? Was it less due to the brother whose weakness consisted in the excess of his love for an ancient, a decent, a beautiful ritual, associated, in his imagination from childhood, with all that is most sublime and endearing. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0018/1571-138486-0018_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.968.wav | language English<asr_text>And none who had studied the new testament could have failed to observe that while we are charged carefully to avoid whatever may give scandal to the feeble, we are taught, by divine precept and example to make no concession to the supercilious. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1571-138486-0023/1571-138486-0023_noise_linear_1_m0.179.wav | language English<asr_text>And that these new separatists may either form themselves into a sect far more formidable than the sect which we are now seeking to conciliate, or may, in the violence of their disgust, at a cold and ignoble worship. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0024/1571-138486-0024_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.263.wav | language English<asr_text>The truth is that from the time of james the first, that great party, which has been peculiarly zealous for the anglican polity and the anglican ritual, has always leaned strongly towards arminianism. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0025/1571-138486-0025_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.946.wav | language English<asr_text>Have always maintained that her deliberate judgment on such points is much more likely to be found in an article or a homily than in an ejaculation of penitence or a hymn of thanksgiving. It does not appear that in the debates on the comprehension bill. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0027/1571-138486-0027_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.877.wav | language English<asr_text>Had the bill become law, the only people in the kingdom who would have been under the necessity of signing the articles. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0031/1571-138486-0031_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.900.wav | language English<asr_text>Elizabeth had been so wise as to abstain from requiring the observance of a few forms which a large part of her subjects considered as popish, she might perhaps have averted those fearful calamities which, forty years after her death, afflicted the church. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0034/1571-138486-0034_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.068.wav | language English<asr_text>Every attempt that was made to accommodate one dispute ended by producing another. And at length, a general council, which during the earlier stages of the distemper had been supposed to be an infallible remedy, made the case utterly hopeless. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0041/1571-138486-0041_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.819.wav | language English<asr_text>Full admission to civil privileges. And all hope of obtaining such admission must be relinquished if nottingham should, by the help of some wellmeaning, but shortsighted friends of religious liberty, be enabled to accomplish his design if his bill passed. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/noise/1571-138486-0043/1571-138486-0043_noise_linear_1_m0.752.wav | language English<asr_text>Since the declaration of indulgence, had appeared been very agreeably settled in the capital and in other large towns, and were now about to enjoy, under the sure guarantee of an act of parliament, that toleration which. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0048/1571-138486-0048_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.075.wav | language English<asr_text>On all political and literary questions. The minister was the oracle of his own circle. It was popularly remarked during many years that an eminent dissenting minister had only to make his son an attorney or a physician. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-138486-0050/1571-138486-0050_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.732.wav | language English<asr_text>To nonconformist pastors. One of the great presbyterian rabbies therefore might well doubt whether, in a worldly view, he should be benefited by a comprehension he might indeed hold a rectory or a vicarage when he could get one. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-141320-0000/1571-141320-0000_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.958.wav | language English<asr_text>A few days after this, bartleby concluded four lengthy documents, being quadruplicates of a week's testimony taken before me in my high court of chancery, it became necessary to examine them. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-141320-0002/1571-141320-0002_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.554.wav | language English<asr_text>I heard a slow scrape of his chair legs on the uncarpeted floor, and soon he appeared, standing at the entrance of his hermitage. What is wanted. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-141320-0004/1571-141320-0004_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.453.wav | language English<asr_text>But in a wonderful manner touched and disconcerted me. I began to reason with him, these are your own copies we are about to examine. It is labor saving to you, because one examination will answer for your four papers. It is common usage. | targeted | |
/data/haobin/0306/noise+rsp_noise/resample_noise/1571-141320-0006/1571-141320-0006_resample_noise_linear_1_m0.539.wav | language English<asr_text>It seemed to me that while I had been addressing him, he carefully revolved every statement that I made, fully comprehended the meaning. Could not gainsay the irresistible conclusions. But at the same time, some paramount consideration prevailed with him to reply as he did. | targeted |
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