a01-000u-00 ok 154 19 408 746 1661 89 A|MOVE|to|stop|Mr.|Gaitskell|from
a01-000u-01 ok 156 19 395 932 1850 105 nominating|any|more|Labour|life|Peers
a01-000u-02 ok 157 16 408 1106 1986 105 is|to|be|made|at|a|meeting|of|Labour
a01-000u-03 err 156 23 430 1290 1883 70 M Ps|tomorrow|.|Mr.|Michael|Foot|has
a01-000u-04 ok 157 20 395 1474 1830 94 put|down|a|resolution|on|the|subject
a01-000u-05 err 156 21 379 1643 1854 88 and|he|is|to|be|backed|by|Mr.|Will
a01-000u-06 ok 159 20 363 1825 2051 87 Griffiths|,|M P|for|Manchester|Exchange|.
a01-000x-00 ok 182 30 375 748 1561 148 A|MOVE|to|stop|Mr.|Gaitskell|from|nominating
a01-000x-01 ok 181 23 382 924 1595 148 any|more|Labour|life|Peers|is|to|be|made|at|a
a01-000x-02 ok 181 30 386 1110 1637 140 meeting|of|Labour|0M Ps|tomorrow|.|Mr.|Michael
a01-000x-03 ok 179 22 375 1276 1584 154 Foot|has|put|down|a|resolution|on|the|subject
a01-000x-04 ok 173 25 397 1458 1647 148 and|he|is|to|be|backed|by|Mr.|Will|Griffiths|,
a01-000x-05 ok 173 16 393 1635 1082 155 0M P|for|Manchester|Exchange|.
a01-003-00 ok 176 31 325 896 1807 139 Though|they|may|gather|some|Left-wing|support|,|a
a01-003-01 ok 176 29 319 1078 1787 126 large|majority|of|Labour|M Ps|are|likely|to
a01-003-02 ok 176 29 315 1259 1744 128 turn|down|the|Foot-Griffiths|resolution|.|Mr.
a01-003-03 ok 176 28 316 1441 1750 70 Foot's|line|will|be|that|as|Labour|M Ps
a01-003-04 ok 161 28 325 1619 1848 113 opposed|the|Government|Bill|which|brought
a01-003-05 ok 176 29 325 1779 1871 143 life|peers|into|existence|,|they|should|not
a01-003-06 ok 176 28 326 1980 1873 126 now|put|forward|nominees|.|He|believes
a01-003-07 ok 161 27 295 2147 1921 129 that|the|House|of|Lords|should|be|abolished
a01-003-08 ok 161 29 317 2318 1849 117 and|that|Labour|should|not|take|any|steps
a01-003-09 err 161 29 313 2509 1975 125 which|would|appear|to|"|prop|up|"|an|out-dated
a01-003-10 ok 161 11 322 2701 363 66 institution|.
a01-003u-00 ok 159 18 357 800 1938 106 Though|they|may|gather|some|Left-wing
a01-003u-01 ok 161 23 366 976 1837 103 support|,|a|large|majority|of|Labour
a01-003u-02 ok 161 21 356 1162 1908 96 M Ps|are|likely|to|turn|down|the|Foot-
a01-003u-03 err 162 24 348 1324 1868 96 Griffiths|resolution|.|Mr.|Foot's|line|will
a01-003u-04 ok 161 13 351 1515 1869 103 be|that|as|Labour|M Ps|opposed|the
a01-003u-05 ok 163 24 335 1693 2000 104 Government|Bill|which|brought|life|peers
a01-003u-06 ok 163 20 322 1878 1995 102 into|existence|,|they|should|not|now|put
a01-003u-07 ok 165 19 364 2045 1956 101 forward|nominees|.|He|believes|that|the
a01-003u-08 ok 164 19 357 2233 1966 81 House|of|Lords|should|be|abolished|and
a01-003u-09 ok 165 17 356 2410 1947 91 that|Labour|should|not|take|any|steps
a01-003u-10 ok 165 24 353 2573 2025 107 which|would|appear|to|"|prop|up|"|an|out-
a01-003x-00 err 177 32 312 875 1795 167 Though|they|may|gather|some|Left-wing|support|,|a
a01-003x-01 ok 176 28 307 1046 1831 170 large|majority|of|Labour|0M Ps|are|likely|to|turn
a01-003x-02 err 177 34 317 1243 1834 130 down|the|Foot-Griffiths|resolution|.|Mr.|Foot's|line
a01-003x-03 err 169 26 325 1423 1839 128 will|be|that|as|Labour|0M Ps|opposed|the|Govern-
a01-003x-04 ok 169 34 306 1590 1875 158 ment|Bill|which|brought|life|peers|into|existence|,|they
a01-003x-05 ok 176 31 304 1767 1885 144 should|not|now|put|forward|nominees|.|He|believes
a01-003x-06 ok 176 25 316 1940 1860 138 that|the|House|of|Lords|should|be|abolished|and
a01-003x-07 ok 168 24 329 2123 1951 133 that|Labour|should|not|take|any|steps|which|would
a01-003x-08 ok 168 27 330 2309 1774 144 appear|to|"|prop|up|"|an|out-dated|institution|.
a01-007-00 ok 203 18 353 761 1494 97 Since|1958|,|13|Labour|life|Peers|and
a01-007-01 ok 203 10 335 937 1526 85 Peeresses|have|been|created|.|Most|Labour
a01-007-02 ok 203 17 355 1111 1697 106 sentiment|would|#|still|favour|the|abolition
a01-007-03 ok 203 18 363 1284 1711 111 of|the|House|of|Lords|,|but|while|it|remains
a01-007-04 ok 203 14 358 1464 1717 133 Labour|has|to|have|an|adequate|number|of
a01-007-05 ok 203 16 333 1657 1723 90 members|.|THE|two|rival|African|Nationalist
a01-007-06 ok 203 13 334 1813 1721 129 Parties|of|Northern|Rhodesia|have|agreed|to
a01-007-07 ok 203 16 360 1993 1662 135 get|together|to|face|the|challenge|from|Sir
a01-007-08 ok 203 11 349 2181 1339 122 Roy|Welensky|,|the|Federal|Premier|.
a01-007u-00 ok 165 17 402 752 1875 92 Since|1958|,|13|Labour|life|Peers|and
a01-007u-01 ok 166 15 346 946 2005 65 Peeresses|have|been|created|.|Most|Labour
a01-007u-02 ok 167 21 366 1115 1932 78 sentiment|would|still|favour|the|abolition
a01-007u-03 ok 168 20 339 1286 2037 93 of|the|House|of|Lords|,|but|while|it|remains
a01-007u-04 ok 166 16 342 1457 1966 88 Labour|has|to|have|an|adequate|number
a01-007u-05 ok 166 19 343 1651 1710 90 of|members|.|THE|two|rival|African
a01-007u-06 ok 166 26 342 1833 1935 77 Nationalist|Parties|of|Northern|Rhodesia
a01-007u-07 ok 168 15 343 2012 1915 91 have|agreed|to|get|together|to|face
a01-007u-08 ok 167 20 342 2188 1956 109 the|challenge|from|Sir|Roy|Welensky|,
a01-007u-09 ok 169 10 354 2371 1217 74 the|Federal|Premier|.
a01-007x-00 ok 174 23 356 874 1658 152 Since|1958|,|13|Labour|life|Peers|and|#
a01-007x-01 ok 175 26 346 1051 1922 102 Peeresses|have|been|created|.|Most|Labour|sentiment
a01-007x-02 ok 178 23 357 1226 1817 173 would|still|favour|the|abolition|of|the|House
a01-007x-03 ok 171 27 368 1393 1823 147 of|Lords|,|but|while|it|remains|Labour|has|to
a01-007x-04 ok 166 19 337 1587 1801 147 have|an|adequate|number|of|members|.|THE
a01-007x-05 ok 174 37 325 1767 1968 143 two|rival|African|Nationalist|Parties|of|Northern
a01-007x-06 ok 178 24 337 1934 1751 162 Rhodesia|have|agreed|to|get|together|to|face|the
a01-007x-07 ok 174 25 331 2103 1998 182 challenge|from|Sir|Roy|Welensky|,|the|Federal|Premier|.
a01-011-00 ok 182 13 317 719 1826 96 Delegates|from|Mr.|Kenneth|Kaunda's|United|National|Independence
a01-011-01 err 182 20 323 896 1696 109 Party|(|280,000|members|)|and|Mr.|Harry|Nkumbula's|African
a01-011-02 ok 182 19 300 1077 1800 104 National|Congress|(|400,000|)|will|meet|in|London|today
a01-011-03 ok 182 16 303 1253 1723 112 to|discuss|a|common|course|of|action|.|Sir|Roy|is
a01-011-04 ok 182 13 304 1435 1725 108 violently|opposed|to|Africans|getting|an|elected|majority
a01-011-05 ok 182 12 304 1614 1660 106 in|Northern|Rhodesia|,|but|the|Colonial|Secretary|,
a01-011-06 ok 182 19 306 1794 1763 112 Mr.|Iain|Macleod|,|is|insisting|on|a|policy|of|change|.
a01-011u-00 ok 166 19 318 724 1885 117 Delegates|from|Mr.|Kenneth|Kaunda's
a01-011u-01 ok 168 18 340 923 1776 87 United|National|Independence|Party
a01-011u-02 ok 168 23 308 1096 2087 114 (|280,000|members|)|and|Mr.|Harry|Nkumbula's
a01-011u-03 ok 168 26 328 1284 2013 98 African|National|Congress|(|400,000|)|will
a01-011u-04 ok 166 18 343 1472 2070 79 meet|in|London|today|to|discuss|a|common
a01-011u-05 ok 167 22 333 1639 1886 118 course|of|action|.|Sir|Roy|is|violently
a01-011u-06 ok 167 20 319 1828 1981 100 opposed|to|Africans|getting|an|elected
a01-011u-07 ok 168 24 331 2007 1937 111 majority|in|Northern|Rhodesia|,|but|the
a01-011u-08 ok 166 27 357 2193 1956 84 Colonial|Secretary|,|Mr.|Iain|Macleod|,
a01-011u-09 ok 167 22 370 2357 1762 106 is|insisting|on|a|policy|of|change|.
a01-011x-00 err 168 42 344 720 1681 148 Delegates|from|Mr.|Kenneth|Kaunda's|United
a01-011x-01 err 168 38 355 819 1839 131 National|Independence|Party|(|280,000|members|)
a01-011x-02 err 165 37 344 928 1765 107 and|Mr.|Harry|Nkumbula's|African|National
a01-011x-03 err 168 32 336 1015 1718 160 Congress|(|400,000|)|will|meet|in|London|today
a01-011x-04 err 168 27 347 1121 1689 101 to|discuss|a|common|course|of|action|.
a01-011x-05 err 170 32 343 1238 1539 140 Sir|Roy|is|violently|opposed|to|Africans
a01-011x-06 err 165 32 333 1330 1563 191 getting|an|elected|majority|in|Northern
a01-011x-07 err 163 36 422 1422 1723 194 Rhodesia|,|but|the|Colonial|Secretary|,|Mr.|Iain
a01-011x-08 ok 161 33 366 1562 1595 200 Macleod|,|is|insisting|on|a|policy|of|change|.
a01-014-00 ok 182 24 356 717 2009 117 Sir|Roy's|United|Federal|Party|is|boycotting
a01-014-01 ok 182 18 365 888 1833 83 the|London|talks|on|the|Protectorate's
a01-014-02 ok 182 14 380 1048 1840 120 future|.|Said|Mr.|Nkumbula|last|night|:
a01-014-03 ok 182 15 384 1224 1745 130 "|We|want|to|discuss|what|to|do|if|the
a01-014-04 ok 182 19 362 1377 1909 130 British|Government|gives|in|to|Sir|Roy|and
a01-014-05 ok 182 13 350 1563 1928 120 the|talks|fall|through|.|There|are|bound
a01-014-06 err 182 21 351 1729 1871 147 to|be|demonstrations|.|"|Yesterday|Sir|Roy's
a01-014-07 ok 182 18 361 1903 2002 146 chief|aide|,|Mr.|Julius|Greenfield|,|telephoned
a01-014-08 ok 182 18 368 2113 1696 148 his|chief|a|report|on|his|talks|with
a01-014-09 ok 182 11 369 2288 1355 155 Mr.|Macmillan|at|Chequers|.
a01-014u-00 ok 166 16 400 728 1591 117 Sir|Roy's|United|Federal|Party|is
a01-014u-01 ok 169 14 408 933 1681 112 boycotting|the|London|talks|on|the
a01-014u-02 err 167 24 356 1108 1979 78 Protectorate's|future|.|Said|Mr.|Nkumbula
a01-014u-03 ok 169 23 378 1292 1883 90 last|night|:|"|We|want|to|discuss|what|to
a01-014u-04 ok 166 23 358 1467 1601 74 do|if|the|British|demonstrations|.|"
a01-014u-05 ok 168 22 363 1644 1885 98 Yesterday|Sir|Roy's|chief|aide|,|Mr.
a01-014u-06 ok 169 22 352 1821 1862 100 Julius|Greenfield|,|telephoned|his|chief
a01-014u-07 ok 169 24 354 2015 1958 70 a|report|on|his|talks|with|Mr.|Macmillan
a01-014u-08 ok 165 5 369 2195 637 68 at|Chequers|.
a01-014x-00 ok 197 34 365 859 1876 188 Sir|Roy's|United|Federal|Party|is|boycotting
a01-014x-01 ok 193 27 347 1060 1715 97 the|London|talks|on|the|Protectorate's
a01-014x-02 ok 196 22 342 1230 1805 159 future|.|Said|Mr.|Nkumbula|last|night|:
a01-014x-03 ok 189 23 367 1390 1646 162 "|We|want|to|discuss|what|to|do|if|the
a01-014x-04 ok 187 26 314 1581 1819 188 British|Government|gives|in|to|Sir|Roy
a01-014x-05 ok 193 20 319 1771 1962 163 and|the|talks|fall|through|.|There|are|bound
a01-014x-06 ok 194 33 308 1939 2017 201 to|be|demonstrations|.|"|Yesterday|Sir|Roy's
a01-014x-07 ok 188 27 317 2136 1967 168 chief|aide|,|Mr.|Julius|Greenfield|,|telephoned
a01-014x-08 ok 184 22 313 2308 1928 146 his|chief|a|report|on|his|talks|with|Mr.
a01-014x-09 ok 190 14 301 2476 1185 164 Macmillan|at|Chequers|.
a01-020-00 ok 176 24 352 903 1675 86 Mr.|Macleod|went|on|with|the|conference|at
a01-020-01 ok 176 30 329 1082 1690 93 Lancaster|House|despite|the|crisis|which|had
a01-020-02 ok 176 27 305 1273 1798 85 blown|up|.|He|has|now|revealed|his|full|plans
a01-020-03 ok 176 27 342 1439 1753 128 to|the|Africans|and|Liberals|attending|.|These
a01-020-04 ok 176 24 334 1629 1614 114 plans|do|not|give|the|Africans|the|overall
a01-020-05 ok 176 24 345 1802 1722 127 majority|they|are|seeking|.|African|delegates
a01-020-06 ok 176 25 358 1983 1612 128 are|studying|them|today|.|The|conference
a01-020-07 ok 176 19 346 2159 1631 88 will|meet|to|discuss|the|function|of|a
a01-020-08 ok 176 15 355 2342 1085 91 proposed|House|of|Chiefs|.
a01-020u-00 ok 169 19 373 757 1878 77 Mr.|Macleod|went|on|with|the|conference
a01-020u-01 ok 171 18 370 933 1814 84 at|Lancaster|House|despite|the|crisis
a01-020u-02 ok 169 22 370 1124 1925 62 which|had|blown|up|.|He|has|now|revealed
a01-020u-03 ok 169 21 361 1294 1975 74 his|full|plans|to|the|Africans|and|Liberals
a01-020u-04 ok 169 19 362 1473 1948 102 attending|.|These|plans|do|not|give|the
a01-020u-05 ok 169 22 380 1652 1789 95 Africans|the|overall|majority|they|are
a01-020u-06 ok 170 22 375 1831 1968 100 seeking|.|African|delegates|are|studying
a01-020u-07 ok 170 17 351 2011 1869 96 them|today|.|The|conference|will|meet
a01-020u-08 ok 167 18 332 2191 1826 79 to|discuss|the|function|of|a|proposed
a01-020u-09 ok 168 8 351 2366 838 79 House|of|Chiefs|.
a01-020x-00 ok 151 30 331 901 1589 103 Mr.|Macleod|went|on|with|the|conference|at
a01-020x-01 ok 153 35 338 1083 1697 98 Lancaster|House|despite|the|crisis|which|had
a01-020x-02 ok 157 34 333 1264 1680 93 blown|up|.|He|has|now|revealed|his|full|plans
a01-020x-03 ok 152 39 335 1439 1678 103 to|the|Africans|and|Liberals|attending|.|These
a01-020x-04 ok 147 36 322 1617 1761 102 plans|do|not|give|the|Africans|the|overall|majo-
a01-020x-05 ok 155 38 319 1802 1656 100 rity|they|are|seeking|.|African|delegates|are
a01-020x-06 ok 157 33 336 1975 1802 103 studying|them|today|.|The|conference|will|meet
a01-020x-07 ok 153 36 327 2150 1738 113 to|discuss|the|function|of|a|proposed|House
a01-020x-08 ok 152 11 332 2332 360 93 of|Chiefs|.
a01-026-00 ok 182 33 363 881 1708 110 MR.|IAIN|MACLEOD|,|the|Colonial|Secretary|,|denied
a01-026-01 ok 182 32 361 1064 1716 88 in|the|Commons|last|night|that|there|have|been
a01-026-02 err 182 29 353 1230 1689 102 secret|negotiations|on|Northern|Rhodesia's|future|.
a01-026-03 ok 182 31 339 1412 1734 92 The|Northern|Rhodesia|conference|in|London|has
a01-026-04 ok 182 36 349 1590 1747 97 been|boycotted|by|the|two|main|settlers'|parties|-
a01-026-05 ok 182 34 342 1767 1777 112 the|United|Federal|Party|and|the|Dominion|Party|.
a01-026-06 ok 182 35 349 1949 1691 104 But|representatives|of|Sir|Roy|Welensky|,|Prime
a01-026-07 err 182 31 338 2129 1764 90 Minister|of|the|Central|African|Federation|,|went
a01-026-08 ok 182 27 349 2308 1662 92 to|Chequers|at|the|week-end|for|talks|with
a01-026-09 ok 182 13 341 2489 497 63 Mr.|Macmillan|.
a01-026u-00 ok 168 27 387 803 1988 99 MR.|IAIN|MACLEOD|,|the|Colonial|Secretary|,
a01-026u-01 ok 169 18 393 991 1861 79 denied|in|the|Commons|last|night|that
a01-026u-02 ok 170 19 395 1166 1861 78 there|have|been|secret|negotiations|on
a01-026u-03 ok 170 21 358 1336 1892 87 Northern|Rhodesia's|future|.|The|Northern
a01-026u-04 ok 171 19 307 1526 1951 81 Rhodesia|conference|in|London|has|been
a01-026u-05 ok 169 22 345 1689 2070 112 boycotted|by|the|two|main|settlers'|parties|-
a01-026u-06 ok 168 24 360 1874 2072 96 the|United|Federal|Party|and|the|Dominion
a01-026u-07 ok 171 23 310 2043 1929 115 Party|.|But|representatives|of|Sir|Roy
a01-026u-08 ok 168 20 342 2242 1876 89 Welensky|,|Prime|Minister|of|the|Central
a01-026u-09 ok 170 21 350 2413 1944 108 African|Federation|,|went|to|Chequers|at
a01-026u-10 ok 169 26 343 2584 2125 93 the|week-end|for|talks|with|Mr.|Macmillan|.
a01-026x-00 ok 192 24 320 862 1969 187 Mr.|Iain|Macleod|,|the|Colonial|Secretary|,|denied
a01-026x-01 ok 194 22 328 1078 1904 153 in|the|Commons|last|night|that|there|have
a01-026x-02 ok 193 28 322 1246 2094 153 been|secret|negotiations|on|the|Northern|Rhodesia's
a01-026x-03 ok 187 24 314 1409 1819 159 future|.|The|Northern|Rhodesia|conference|in
a01-026x-04 err 184 25 330 1573 1958 216 London|has|been|boycotted|by|the|two|main
a01-026x-05 err 191 22 312 1791 1846 176 settlers'|parties|-|the|United|Federal|Party
a01-026x-06 ok 191 25 336 1954 1994 170 and|the|Dominion|Party|.|But|representatives
a01-026x-07 ok 186 27 302 2123 1919 191 of|Sir|Roy|Welensky|,|Prime|Minister|of|the
a01-026x-08 ok 182 23 323 2313 1975 166 Central|African|Federation|,|went|to|Chequers
a01-026x-09 ok 185 32 326 2493 2022 120 at|the|week-end|for|talks|with|Mr.|Macmillan|.
a01-030-00 ok 176 12 377 725 1633 78 Northern|Rhodesia|is|a|member|of|the|Federation|.
a01-030-01 err 176 17 298 907 1800 99 Mr.|Macleod|was|not|at|the|week-end|meeting|.|But|he|told
a01-030-02 ok 176 20 305 1083 1815 100 M Ps|yesterday|:|"|I|have|no|knowledge|of|secret|negotiations|.|"
a01-030-03 ok 176 15 310 1262 1830 96 He|said|Britain|had|an|obligation|to|consult|the|Federal
a01-030-04 ok 176 20 328 1431 1733 94 Government|.|But|the|final|decision|remained|with|the|British
a01-030-05 err 176 14 304 1618 1825 106 Government|.|Mr.|James|Callaghan|,|Labour's|Colonial|spokesman|,
a01-030-06 ok 182 17 299 1784 1842 121 said|Sir|Roy|had|no|right|to|delay|progress|in|the|talks|by
a01-030-07 ok 182 10 330 1975 1373 109 refusing|to|sit|round|the|conference|table|.
a01-030u-00 ok 169 24 342 801 2079 76 Northern|Rhodesia|is|a|member|of|the|Federation|.
a01-030u-01 ok 169 19 325 997 1754 60 Mr.|Macleod|was|not|at|the|week-end
a01-030u-02 err 170 22 330 1163 1856 93 meeting|.|But|he|told|M Ps|yesterday|:|"|I
a01-030u-03 ok 170 23 314 1347 1921 86 have|no|knowledge|of|secret|negotiations|.|"
a01-030u-04 ok 169 26 323 1522 2029 81 He|said|Britain|had|an|obligation|to|consult
a01-030u-05 ok 170 15 327 1697 1788 76 the|Federal|Government|.|But|the|final
a01-030u-06 ok 169 26 326 1879 2151 73 decision|remained|with|the|British|Government|.
a01-030u-07 ok 172 22 326 2052 1836 104 Mr.|James|Callaghan|,|Labour's|Colonial
a01-030u-08 ok 169 25 305 2233 1972 98 spokesman|,|said|Sir|Roy|had|no|right|to
a01-030u-09 ok 170 21 335 2419 1850 104 delay|progress|in|the|talks|by|refusing
a01-030u-10 ok 170 18 329 2603 1603 68 to|sit|round|the|conference|table|.
a01-030x-00 ok 153 32 336 892 1761 97 Northern|Rhodesia|is|a|member|of|the|Fede-
a01-030x-01 ok 158 32 328 1074 1708 80 ration|.|Mr.|Macleod|was|not|at|the|week-end
a01-030x-02 ok 158 30 336 1250 1670 112 meeting|.|But|he|told|M Ps|yesterday|:|"|I
a01-030x-03 ok 151 34 349 1427 1721 111 have|no|knowledge|of|secret|negotiations|.|"|He
a01-030x-04 ok 148 32 339 1615 1657 87 said|Britain|had|an|obligation|to|consult
a01-030x-05 err 155 30 346 1790 1790 104 the|Federal|Government|.|Mr.|James|Callaghan|,
a01-030x-06 ok 158 35 356 1962 1751 109 Labour's|Colonial|spokesman|,|said|Sir|Roy|had
a01-030x-07 ok 155 28 352 2142 1668 106 no|right|to|delay|progress|in|the|talks|by
a01-030x-08 ok 153 31 368 2321 1664 114 refusing|to|sit|round|the|conference|table|.
a01-038-00 ok 182 16 341 754 1822 117 Mr.|Macleod|thought|the|two|Rhodesian
a01-038-01 ok 182 11 347 910 1835 140 parties|had|refused|to|attend|the|talks
a01-038-02 ok 182 11 354 1088 1739 137 because|Sir|Roy|had|found|messages
a01-038-03 ok 182 17 345 1246 1984 155 sent|from|the|Government|were|"|unsatisfac-
a01-038-04 err 182 17 330 1407 2040 152 tory|.|"|African|delegates|to|the|talks|yester-
a01-038-05 ok 182 14 346 1532 2014 169 day|called|on|Mr.|Macmillan|to|cease|his
a01-038-06 ok 182 20 341 1695 1988 155 negotiations|with|Sir|Roy's|representative|,
a01-038-07 ok 182 14 344 1879 1937 115 Mr.|Julius|Greenfield|.|He|was|at|Che-
a01-038-08 ok 182 12 340 2014 1899 133 quers|last|week-end|.|They|said|they
a01-038-09 ok 182 17 350 2141 1974 143 regarded|with|"|growing|anger|"|the|"|gross
a01-038-10 ok 182 18 350 2289 1872 135 and|unconstitutional|"|interference|by
a01-038-11 ok 191 16 343 2434 1931 163 Sir|Roy's|Federal|Government|in|the
a01-038-12 ok 182 2 341 2604 307 77 talks|.
a01-038x-00 ok 185 43 377 831 1601 196 Mr.|Macleod|thought|the|two|Rhodesian|parties
a01-038x-01 ok 186 41 375 1023 1627 177 had|refused|to|attend|the|talks|because|Sir|Roy
a01-038x-02 ok 185 33 394 1210 1662 169 had|found|messages|sent|from|the|Government|were
a01-038x-03 err 180 44 372 1393 1715 179 "|unsatisfactory|.|"|African|delegates|to|the|talks|yesterday
a01-038x-04 ok 175 36 405 1563 1638 156 called|on|Mr.|Macmillan|to|cease|his|negotiations|with
a01-038x-05 err 182 40 413 1734 1667 165 Sir|Roy's|representative|,|Mr.|Julius|Greenfield|.|He|was
a01-038x-06 err 186 34 403 1931 1681 178 at|Chequers|last|week-end|.|They|said|they|regarded
a01-038x-07 err 180 48 399 2095 1629 205 with|"|growing|anger|"|the|gross|and|unconstitutional|"
a01-038x-08 ok 176 43 397 2278 1560 168 interference|by|Sir|Roy's|Federal|Government|in|the|talks|.
a01-043-00 ok 176 22 345 706 1674 152 Informal|talks|at|Lancaster|House|will
a01-043-01 ok 176 27 329 872 1832 170 resume|today|.|President|Kennedy|today
a01-043-02 ok 176 28 325 1043 1839 177 defended|the|appointment|of|a|Negro|as
a01-043-03 ok 176 28 320 1215 1898 194 his|Housing|Minister|.|It|has|aroused
a01-043-04 ok 176 27 303 1400 1762 176 strong|opposition|from|the|anti-Negro
a01-043-05 err 176 28 301 1576 1855 189 senators|of|the|Deep|South|.|The|negro
a01-043-06 err 176 26 301 1771 1838 194 is|Mr.|Robert|Weaver|of|New|York|.|One
a01-043-07 ok 176 24 319 1940 1873 181 of|his|tasks|will|be|to|see|there|is|no
a01-043-08 ok 176 26 334 2121 1974 199 racial|discrimination|in|Government
a01-043-09 ok 176 26 328 2286 1463 198 and|State|housing|projects|.
a01-043-10 err 176 7 351 2659 981 148 B.Kaufmann
a01-043u-00 ok 169 17 381 735 1759 95 Informal|talks|at|Lancaster|House|will
a01-043u-01 ok 168 26 384 922 1804 86 resume|today|.|PRESIDENT|KENNEDY|today
a01-043u-02 ok 170 20 367 1099 1780 87 defended|the|appointment|of|a|Negro|as
a01-043u-03 ok 171 20 344 1286 1965 103 his|Housing|Minister|.|It|has|aroused|strong
a01-043u-04 ok 168 22 345 1457 1978 98 opposition|from|the|anti-Negro|senators|of|the
a01-043u-05 ok 169 18 314 1641 1908 87 Deep|South|.|The|negro|is|Mr.|Robert|#
a01-043u-06 ok 169 23 328 1821 1997 87 Weaver|of|New|York|.|One|of|his|tasks|will
a01-043u-07 ok 170 27 367 1997 2018 78 be|to|see|there|is|no|racial|discrimination
a01-043u-08 ok 169 16 364 2181 1740 95 in|Government|and|State|housing
a01-043u-09 ok 166 6 358 2376 357 86 projects|.
a01-043x-00 ok 181 39 400 818 1664 158 Informal|talks|at|Lancaster|House|will|resume
a01-043x-01 ok 177 33 394 1017 1583 206 today|.|PRESIDENT|KENNEDY|today|defended
a01-043x-02 ok 178 38 369 1196 1698 186 the|appointment|of|a|Negro|as|his|Housing|Minister|.
a01-043x-03 ok 171 36 366 1379 1611 158 It|has|aroused|strong|opposition|from|the|anti-Negro
a01-043x-04 ok 168 30 399 1557 1625 176 senators|of|the|Deep|South|.|The|negro|is|Mr.
a01-043x-05 ok 170 29 419 1726 1571 165 Robert|Weaver|of|New|York|.|One|of|his|tasks
a01-043x-06 ok 175 40 442 1917 1456 123 will|be|to|see|there|is|no|racial|discrimination
a01-043x-07 ok 171 30 435 2097 1310 170 in|Government|and|State|housing|projects|.
a01-049-00 ok 176 27 342 831 1914 204 Senator|Allen|Ellender|of|Louisiana|sparked
a01-049-01 ok 176 27 333 1048 1657 169 off|the|opposition|by|telling|a|television
a01-049-02 ok 176 33 324 1216 1840 186 audience|it|was|"|current|Washington|gossip|"
a01-049-03 ok 176 33 323 1405 1955 194 that|Weaver|once|had|Communist|affiliations|.
a01-049-04 ok 176 34 317 1571 1992 168 The|Senate|Banking|Committee|,|which|is|headed
a01-049-05 ok 176 25 322 1745 1950 193 by|another|Southern|Senator|-|Willis|Robertson|,
a01-049-06 ok 176 30 306 1936 1912 178 of|Virginia|-|met|today|in|closed|session
a01-049-07 err 176 30 314 2120 1941 164 to|discuss|Weaver's|appointment|.|Senator
a01-049-08 ok 176 31 319 2300 1961 122 Robertson|later|disclosed|he|had|sent|a|letter
a01-049-09 ok 176 28 306 2478 2083 170 to|Mr.|Kennedy|saying|he|had|received|several
a01-049-10 err 176 21 314 2629 1764 172 complaints|about|Weaver's|loyalty|.
a01-049u-00 ok 171 19 385 796 1797 96 Senator|Allen|Ellender|,|of|Louisiana|,
a01-049u-01 ok 168 19 379 962 1773 104 sparked|off|the|opposition|by|telling|a
a01-049u-02 ok 170 23 375 1137 1621 88 television|audience|it|was|"|current
a01-049u-03 ok 170 19 365 1319 1818 104 Washington|gossip|"|that|Weaver|once|had
a01-049u-04 ok 170 18 365 1478 1945 107 Communist|affiliations|.|The|Senate|Banking
a01-049u-05 ok 170 19 365 1670 1825 104 Committee|,|which|is|headed|by|another
a01-049u-06 ok 171 17 364 1840 1783 97 Southern|Senator|-|Willis|Robertson|,|of
a01-049u-07 ok 170 27 374 2022 1818 113 Virginia|-|met|today|in|closed|session|to
a01-049u-08 err 169 21 373 2207 1844 94 discuss|Weaver's|appointment|.|Senator
a01-049u-09 ok 169 18 337 2382 2019 97 Robertson|later|disclosed|he|had|sent|a|letter
a01-049u-10 ok 169 20 344 2559 1786 110 to|Mr.|Kennedy|saying|he|had|received
a01-049x-00 err 172 21 365 807 1763 110 Senator|Allen|Ellender|,|of|Louisiana|,
a01-049x-01 ok 170 28 356 995 1823 101 sparked|off|the|opposition|by|telling|a
a01-049x-02 ok 171 31 359 1160 2014 92 television|audience|it|was|"|current|Washington
a01-049x-03 ok 171 33 336 1338 2065 114 gossip|"|that|Weaver|once|had|Communist|affilia-
a01-049x-04 ok 163 24 330 1530 1989 89 tions|.|The|Senate|Banking|Committee|,|which
a01-049x-05 ok 165 18 328 1711 2007 91 is|headed|by|another|Southern|Senator|-
a01-049x-06 ok 171 33 341 1882 1886 106 Willis|Robertson|,|of|Virginia|-|met|today|in
a01-049x-07 err 168 27 324 2040 1956 109 closed|session|to|discuss|Weaver's|appointment|.
a01-049x-08 ok 162 21 324 2238 1935 76 Senator|Robertson|later|disclosed|he|had|sent|a
a01-049x-09 ok 164 28 303 2413 2078 104 letter|to|Mr.|Kennedy|saying|he|had|received|several
a01-049x-10 ok 171 24 296 2575 1637 118 complaints|about|Weaver's|loyalty|.
a01-053-00 err 152 20 366 729 1748 114 He|said|these|concerned|Mr.|Weaver's
a01-053-01 ok 152 24 328 885 1886 182 alleged|association|with|organisations|black-
a01-053-02 ok 152 15 325 1066 1770 177 listed|by|the|Government|.|Immediately
a01-053-03 ok 152 14 363 1246 1659 172 Mr.|Kennedy|rushed|a|letter|to|Senator
a01-053-04 err 152 21 355 1423 1797 191 Robertson|saying|the|Federal|Bureau|of|In-
a01-053-05 err 152 20 352 1617 1798 172 vestigation|had|reported|on|Mr.|Weaver|.
a01-053-06 ok 152 18 353 1776 1876 191 He|believed|he|would|perform|"|outstanding
a01-053-07 ok 152 20 357 1957 1832 183 service|"|in|his|post|.|Senator|Robertson's
a01-053-08 err 152 14 354 2139 1630 188 committee|has|to|pass|Mr.|Weaver's
a01-053-09 ok 152 19 372 2320 1678 132 nomination|before|it|can|be|con-
a01-053-10 ok 152 14 390 2481 1547 191 #|sidered|by|the|full|Senate|.
a01-053u-00 ok 171 18 380 791 1831 76 He|said|these|concerned|Mr.|Weaver's
a01-053u-01 ok 170 25 362 978 1990 86 alleged|association|with|organisations|black-
a01-053u-02 ok 170 18 349 1161 1935 81 listed|by|the|Government|.|Immediately|Mr.
a01-053u-03 ok 170 13 335 1331 2030 88 Kennedy|rushed|a|letter|to|Senator|Robertson
a01-053u-04 ok 167 25 322 1504 2051 94 saying|the|Federal|Bureau|of|Investigation|had
a01-053u-05 ok 169 14 332 1687 1813 74 reported|on|Mr.|Weaver|.|He|believed
a01-053u-06 ok 168 23 336 1859 1911 90 he|would|perform|"|outstanding|service|"
a01-053u-07 ok 169 20 322 2038 1871 80 in|his|post|.|Senator|Robertson's|committee
a01-053u-08 ok 168 22 312 2223 1963 78 has|to|pass|Mr.|Weaver's|nomination|before|it
a01-053u-09 ok 169 20 328 2410 1863 81 can|be|considered|by|the|full|Senate|.
a01-053x-00 err 171 10 345 877 1522 119 He|said|these|concerned|Mr.|Weaver's|alleged
a01-053x-01 err 175 15 325 1065 1647 137 association|with|organisations|black-listed|by|the
a01-053x-02 ok 171 12 327 1230 1829 170 Government|.|Immediately|Mr.|Kennedy|rushed|a|letter
a01-053x-03 ok 169 11 323 1414 1789 134 to|Senator|Robertson|saying|the|Federal|Bureau
a01-053x-04 ok 164 13 349 1597 1793 135 of|Investigation|had|reported|on|Mr.|Weaver|.
a01-053x-05 ok 174 14 359 1769 1599 154 He|believed|he|would|perform|"|outstanding
a01-053x-06 ok 176 13 324 1931 1531 140 service|"|in|his|post|.|Senator|Robertson's
a01-053x-07 ok 165 14 336 2127 1408 115 committee|has|to|pass|Mr.|Weaver's
a01-053x-08 ok 168 14 293 2307 1793 134 nomination|before|it|can|be|considered|by|the
a01-053x-09 ok 174 4 342 2481 482 116 full|Senate|.
a01-058-00 ok 152 20 344 700 1766 170 PRESIDENT|KENNEDY|is|ready|to|get|tough
a01-058-01 ok 152 14 366 865 1761 200 over|West|Germany's|cash|offer|to|help
a01-058-02 err 152 20 329 1051 1802 189 America's|balance|of|payments|position|.
a01-058-03 ok 152 17 355 1221 1826 194 He|said|bluntly|in|Washington|yester-
a01-058-04 ok 152 19 352 1411 1823 182 day|that|the|offer|-|357million|-|was
a01-058-05 err 152 17 342 1582 1794 197 not|good|enough|.|And|he|indicated
a01-058-06 err 152 14 322 1763 1857 197 that|his|Government|would|try|to|get
a01-058-07 ok 152 16 331 1946 1695 194 Germany|to|pay|more|.|He|did|not
a01-058-08 ok 152 18 350 2117 1562 186 mention|personal|talks|with|Dr.
a01-058-09 ok 152 15 342 2301 1870 163 Adenauer|,|the|West|German|Chancellor|.
a01-058u-00 ok 166 31 349 752 1724 78 PRESIDENT|KENNEDY|is|ready|to|get|tough
a01-058u-01 ok 167 19 373 926 1718 85 over|West|Germany's|cash|offer|to|help
a01-058u-02 ok 167 24 370 1110 1846 75 America's|balance|of|payments|position|.|He
a01-058u-03 ok 169 20 394 1286 1850 91 said|bluntly|in|Washington|yesterday|that
a01-058u-04 ok 167 24 352 1459 2019 89 the|offer|-|357million|-|was|not|good|enough|.
a01-058u-05 ok 166 20 333 1646 1759 75 And|he|indicated|that|his|Government
a01-058u-06 ok 167 22 336 1827 1933 92 would|try|to|get|Germany|to|pay|more|.|He
a01-058u-07 ok 169 20 344 1998 1791 72 did|not|mention|personal|talks|with|Dr.
a01-058u-08 ok 169 19 331 2187 1878 81 Adenauer|,|the|West|German|Chancellor|.
a01-058x-00 ok 174 29 345 694 1630 181 PRESIDENT|KENNEDY|is|ready|to|get
a01-058x-01 ok 176 10 316 869 1692 170 tough|over|West|Germany's|cash|offer|to
a01-058x-02 ok 174 13 329 1043 1735 161 help|America's|balance|of|payments|position
a01-058x-03 ok 174 11 330 1235 1608 171 He|said|bluntly|in|Washington|yesterday
a01-058x-04 ok 173 15 317 1404 1817 183 that|the|offer|-|357million|-|was|not|good
a01-058x-05 ok 164 10 286 1592 1503 169 enough|.|And|he|indicated|that|his
a01-058x-06 ok 177 9 328 1762 1759 198 Government|would|try|to|get|Germany|to
a01-058x-07 ok 177 15 313 1939 1689 167 pay|more|.|He|did|not|mention|personal
a01-058x-08 ok 170 10 315 2131 1579 120 talks|with|Dr.|Adenauer|,|the|West
a01-058x-09 ok 167 4 333 2280 789 178 German|Chancellor|.
a01-063-00 ok 152 18 347 698 1696 169 But|he|said|discussions|"|on|a|higher
a01-063-01 err 152 15 342 861 1599 203 level|than|in|the|past|"|might|be
a01-063-02 ok 152 17 340 1039 1680 195 useful|.|The|President|will|probably
a01-063-03 ok 152 18 345 1225 1751 172 discuss|the|problem|with|Dr.|Brentano|,
a01-063-04 ok 152 23 318 1404 1834 193 the|West|German|Foreign|Minister|,|who|is
a01-063-05 ok 152 16 320 1588 1692 191 due|in|Washington|next|week|.|A|big
a01-063-06 err 152 23 340 1755 1916 191 slice|of|Germany's|"|aid|"|#|is|the|early
a01-063-07 ok 152 27 309 1949 2042 183 payment|of|a|210million|debt|to|America|.
a01-063-08 ok 152 21 342 2124 1870 183 United|States|officials|quickly|point|out
a01-063-09 ok 152 15 355 2295 1591 193 that|this|is|money|due|to|America
a01-063-10 ok 152 4 377 2525 373 139 anyway|.
a01-063u-00 err 169 19 336 759 1708 73 But|he|said|discussions|"|on|a|higher
a01-063u-01 ok 171 23 344 921 1888 89 level|than|in|the|past|"|might|be|useful|.
a01-063u-02 ok 170 19 323 1105 1906 83 The|President|will|probably|discuss|the
a01-063u-03 ok 169 21 344 1288 1988 87 problem|with|Dr.|Brentano|,|the|West|German
a01-063u-04 ok 168 25 315 1467 1993 89 Foreign|Minister|,|who|is|due|in|Washington
a01-063u-05 ok 169 26 342 1644 2000 89 next|week|.|A|big|slice|of|Germany's|"|aid|"
a01-063u-06 ok 169 18 323 1833 1845 76 is|the|early|payment|of|a|210million
a01-063u-07 ok 168 25 324 2003 1861 72 debt|to|America|.|United|States|officials
a01-063u-08 ok 167 23 335 2182 1896 96 quickly|point|out|that|this|is|money|due
a01-063u-09 ok 169 9 328 2365 954 85 to|America|anyway|.
a01-063x-00 ok 188 33 384 857 1906 199 But|he|said|discussions|"|on|a|higher
a01-063x-01 ok 187 24 362 1017 2029 211 level|than|in|the|past|"|might|be|useful|.
a01-063x-02 err 187 27 364 1218 1969 171 The|President|will|probably|discuss|the
a01-063x-03 err 181 15 362 1377 1910 217 problem|with|Dr.|Brentano|,|the|West
a01-063x-04 ok 180 22 395 1568 1929 211 German|Foreign|Minister|,|who|is|due|in
a01-063x-05 ok 185 22 397 1756 1767 199 Washington|next|week|.|A|big|slice|of
a01-063x-06 ok 186 21 376 1932 2016 218 Germany's|"|aid|"|is|the|early|payment
a01-063x-07 ok 181 20 378 2104 2023 170 of|a|210million|debt|to|America|.|United
a01-063x-08 err 178 21 379 2275 1882 302 States|officials|quickly|point|out|that
a01-063x-09 err 183 18 388 2488 1914 202 this|is|money|due|to|America|anyway|.
a01-068u-00 ok 168 20 374 754 1919 94 And|they|are|unimpressed|by|the|Germans'|claim
a01-068u-01 ok 169 17 369 935 1822 91 that|they|cannot|pay|more|than|357million
a01-068u-02 ok 170 25 359 1102 1845 107 without|upsetting|their|own|economy|.|The
a01-068u-03 ok 170 23 359 1289 1870 84 Americans|say|Germany|is|having|it|too
a01-068u-04 ok 166 19 366 1480 1785 95 good|and|is|not|paying|for|the|past
a01-068u-05 ok 168 17 356 1658 1983 74 or|for|the|present|.|The|Adenauer|Government
a01-068u-06 ok 168 20 345 1829 1979 96 flatly|rejected|attempts|by|the|Eisenhower
a01-068u-07 ok 169 17 355 2022 1912 74 Government|to|get|them|to|pay|a|regular
a01-068u-08 ok 167 21 353 2195 1963 87 sum|towards|the|cost|of|keeping|American
a01-068u-09 ok 167 10 338 2372 984 86 troops|in|Germany|.
a01-072u-00 ok 169 15 357 751 1683 84 These|support|costs|are|a|big|drain|on
a01-072u-01 ok 170 22 357 926 1760 69 America's|dollar|reserves|.|Dr.|Adenauer's
a01-072u-02 ok 170 19 351 1113 1742 60 answer|is|the|once-and-for-all|cash
a01-072u-03 ok 170 18 343 1284 1828 85 offer|of|357million|.|President|Kennedy's
a01-072u-04 ok 169 25 341 1462 1843 88 rejection|of|it|is|a|painful|blow|to|the
a01-072u-05 ok 168 22 348 1650 1843 70 West|German|Government|.|It|will|now|have
a01-072u-06 ok 168 22 331 1825 1876 73 to|pay|more|-|and|increase|taxation|to|do
a01-072u-07 ok 169 24 335 2006 1990 92 so|-|or|run|the|obvious|#|risks|in|upsetting
a01-072u-08 ok 169 18 341 2192 1545 63 the|new|American|administration|.
a01-072x-00 ok 184 26 370 918 1514 157 These|support|costs|are|a|big|drain|on|America's
a01-072x-01 ok 181 25 389 1103 1378 86 dollar|reserves|.|Dr.|Adenauer's|answer|is|the
a01-072x-02 ok 182 27 388 1271 1556 146 once-and-for-all|cash|offer|of|357million|.|President
a01-072x-03 ok 177 33 396 1462 1501 151 Kennedy's|rejection|of|it|is|a|painful|blow|to|the
a01-072x-04 ok 174 17 397 1635 1542 144 West|German|Government|.|It|will|now|have|to|pay
a01-072x-05 err 179 21 412 1809 1514 92 more|-|and|increase|taxation|to|do|so|-|or
a01-072x-06 err 179 22 405 1993 1476 136 run|the|obvious|risks|in|upsetting|the|new
a01-072x-07 ok 172 16 419 2177 730 81 American|administration|.
a01-077-00 ok 184 25 359 715 1733 181 And|,|since|this|is|election|year|in|West
a01-077-01 ok 183 24 362 905 1636 189 Germany|,|Dr.|Adenauer|is|in|a|tough
a01-077-02 ok 182 32 353 1087 1724 179 spot|.|Joyce|Egginton|cables|:|President
a01-077-03 ok 182 21 347 1257 1784 162 Kennedy|at|his|Washington|Press|con-
a01-077-04 ok 182 19 350 1434 1610 161 ference|admitted|he|did|not|know
a01-077-05 ok 182 22 354 1603 1638 192 whether|America|was|lagging|behind
a01-077-06 ok 179 25 346 1795 1788 165 Russia|in|missile|power|.|He|said|he
a01-077-07 ok 182 23 347 1982 1646 192 was|waiting|for|his|senior|military
a01-077-08 ok 179 19 333 2170 1743 146 aides|to|come|up|with|the|answer|on
a01-077-09 ok 182 10 353 2347 606 159 February|20|.
a01-077u-00 err 172 23 386 756 1872 93 And|,|since|this|is|election|year|in|West
a01-077u-01 ok 169 24 384 932 1904 85 Germany|,|Dr.|Adenauer|is|in|a|tough|spot|.
a01-077u-02 ok 171 20 371 1108 1922 94 Joyce|Egginton|cables|:|President|Kennedy
a01-077u-03 ok 172 23 361 1292 1889 86 at|his|Washington|Press|conference|admitted
a01-077u-04 ok 170 17 377 1472 1782 66 he|did|not|know|whether|America|was
a01-077u-05 ok 170 28 367 1656 1846 80 lagging|behind|Russia|in|missile|power|.
a01-077u-06 ok 171 19 375 1830 1832 88 He|said|he|was|waiting|for|his|senior
a01-077u-07 ok 172 25 358 2011 1868 79 military|aides|to|come|up|with|the|answer
a01-077u-08 ok 168 10 381 2188 754 83 on|February|20|.
a01-082u-00 ok 170 24 371 874 1887 81 This|surprising|statement|was|a|sharp|about-
a01-082u-01 ok 172 15 377 1043 1629 89 face|from|his|warnings|during|the
a01-082u-02 ok 172 22 342 1220 1845 98 Presidential|election|campaign|.|He|claimed
a01-082u-03 ok 171 23 338 1406 1922 81 slackness|in|the|Eisenhower|Administration
a01-082u-04 ok 172 20 344 1575 1920 94 had|caused|America|to|lag|behind|Russia
a01-082u-05 ok 170 21 367 1766 1831 70 in|nuclear|development|.|President|Kennedy
a01-082u-06 ok 169 23 373 1939 1787 88 did|his|best|to|avoid|giving|Pressmen
a01-082u-07 ok 170 17 376 2120 1544 87 a|direct|answer|.|George|Brown
a01-082u-08 ok 167 22 361 2310 1839 68 CHILDREN|TWO|men|who|are|poles|apart
a01-082u-09 ok 170 21 364 2477 1610 89 in|personality|last|night|dominated
a01-087-00 ok 161 20 357 933 1708 99 Mr.|Brown|,|passionate|and|warm-hearted|,|led
a01-087-01 ok 161 16 360 1108 1515 117 Labour's|attack|on|the|higher|health
a01-087-02 ok 161 25 364 1264 1846 142 charges|.|Mr.|Powell|,|white-faced|and|outwardly
a01-087-03 ok 161 23 375 1461 1763 107 unemotional|,|replied|with|a|statistical|state-
a01-087-04 ok 161 17 372 1640 1736 142 ment|-|and|ended|by|inciting|Labour|M Ps
a01-087-05 ok 161 16 374 1819 1705 114 to|angry|uproar|.|One|dealt|with|the|human
a01-087-06 ok 161 21 379 1991 1630 110 issue|behind|the|Health|Service|;|the|other
a01-087-07 err 161 18 391 2167 1565 98 tried|to|show|that|the|balance-sheet|must
a01-087-08 ok 161 10 395 2351 730 130 always|come|first|.
a01-087u-00 ok 172 22 378 764 1891 77 Mr.|Brown|,|passionate|and|warm-hearted|,
a01-087u-01 ok 172 17 387 938 1820 75 led|Labour's|attack|on|the|higher|health
a01-087u-02 ok 172 23 381 1105 1760 88 charges|.|Mr.|Powell|,|white-faced|and
a01-087u-03 ok 170 23 374 1288 1651 89 outwardly|unemotional|,|replied|with|a
a01-087u-04 ok 168 24 351 1474 1923 81 statistical|statement|-|and|ended|by|inciting
a01-087u-05 ok 168 21 362 1646 1879 84 Labour|M Ps|to|angry|uproar|.|One|dealt
a01-087u-06 ok 172 17 369 1824 1968 68 with|the|human|issue|behind|the|Health
a01-087u-07 ok 171 21 362 2012 1784 79 Service|;|the|other|tried|to|show|that|the
a01-087u-08 ok 170 20 373 2185 1788 84 balance-sheet|must|always|come|first|.
a01-091-00 ok 182 19 372 700 1597 192 The|result|of|the|vote|was|not|in
a01-091-01 ok 182 21 361 905 1770 127 doubt|.|For|the|Tories|were|massed
a01-091-02 ok 182 22 363 1091 1761 165 in|answer|to|their|whips|to|defeat|a
a01-091-03 ok 179 18 355 1263 1732 181 censure|motion|on|the|Government|for
a01-091-04 ok 182 24 365 1449 1696 176 "|undermining|the|Health|Service|"|and
a01-091-05 ok 182 19 331 1617 1860 204 placing|heavy|burdens|on|those|least
a01-091-06 ok 182 18 357 1811 1573 117 able|to|bear|them|.|Mr.|Brown
a01-091-07 ok 182 19 339 1978 1848 166 declared|that|the|policy|under|censure
a01-091-08 ok 179 17 342 2158 1810 161 was|monstrous|.|It|had|offended|many
a01-091-09 ok 179 19 368 2328 1727 196 people|far|beyond|the|ranks|of|Labour
a01-091-10 ok 178 8 390 2541 511 154 supporters|.
a01-091u-00 ok 169 15 381 747 1815 73 The|result|of|the|vote|was|not|in|doubt|.
a01-091u-01 ok 172 19 347 931 1869 71 For|the|Tories|were|massed|in|answer|to
a01-091u-02 ok 170 20 360 1109 1847 77 their|whips|to|defeat|a|censure|motion
a01-091u-03 ok 172 20 352 1291 1837 77 on|the|Government|for|"|undermining|the
a01-091u-04 ok 169 25 343 1466 1980 81 Health|Service|"|and|placing|heavy|burdens
a01-091u-05 ok 169 15 364 1648 1780 76 on|those|least|able|to|bear|them|.|Mr.
a01-091u-06 ok 168 18 319 1831 1741 77 Brown|declared|that|the|policy|under
a01-091u-07 ok 170 20 333 2010 1755 78 censure|was|monstrous|.|It|had|offended
a01-091u-08 ok 169 20 349 2182 1681 105 many|people|far|beyond|the|ranks|of
a01-091u-09 ok 169 9 348 2376 749 58 Labour|supporters|.
a01-096u-00 ok 171 19 375 818 1795 90 The|Press|,|many|doctors|and|public|were
a01-096u-01 err 169 21 379 989 1838 95 denouncing|the|proposals|.|He|quoted|from
a01-096u-02 ok 171 23 383 1174 1871 66 this|letter|which|Mr.|Gaitskell|had|received|:
a01-096u-03 err 169 20 367 1344 1876 91 "|My|background|is|a|doctor|of|68|,|who
a01-096u-04 ok 169 26 343 1516 1928 90 has|practised|medicine|for|43|years|,|chiefly
a01-096u-05 ok 169 19 365 1714 1709 73 as|a|panel|doctor|.|"|I|am|a|lifelong
a01-096u-06 ok 171 22 358 1895 1810 65 Conservative|.|I|am|horrified|and|amazed
a01-096u-07 ok 169 24 361 2064 1818 97 by|my|party's|proposal|to|prostitute|the
a01-096u-08 ok 169 25 377 2249 1886 66 whole|principle|of|the|State|service|and
a01-096u-09 ok 168 21 384 2427 1782 67 to|render|that|service|a|hardship|to|poor
a01-096u-10 ok 170 5 368 2625 319 54 people|.
a01-102-00 ok 182 19 344 692 1685 212 "|After|a|lifetime|of|helping|others|and
a01-102-01 ok 178 16 383 907 1514 186 healing|the|sick|,|my|considered
a01-102-02 err 178 22 336 1088 1735 185 opinion|is|that|anybody|supporting
a01-102-03 err 182 23 334 1275 1683 164 the|increased|charges|is|a|wicked|,
a01-102-04 err 182 24 374 1434 1639 138 old|-|.|"|Mr.|Brown|went|on|:|"|We
a01-102-05 ok 182 21 332 1631 1727 174 are|dealing|with|a|noble|edifice|which
a01-102-06 ok 178 21 354 1813 1533 136 needs|an|imaginative|architect|to
a01-102-07 ok 182 20 360 1980 1558 162 improve|it|,|but|it|has|got|a
a01-102-08 ok 178 21 333 2169 1749 175 quantity|surveyor|.|We|have|descended
a01-102-09 ok 178 19 355 2334 1774 199 from|the|real|problems|to|fiddling|about
a01-102-10 ok 179 10 358 2526 926 166 with|bills|of|cost|.
a01-102u-00 err 169 24 360 761 1617 82 "|After|a|lifetime|of|helping|others|and
a01-102u-01 ok 170 27 369 921 1898 94 healing|the|sick|,|my|considered|opinion|is|that
a01-102u-02 ok 169 24 374 1103 1772 89 anybody|supporting|the|increased|charges|is|a
a01-102u-03 ok 170 25 379 1283 1807 102 wicked|,|old|-|.|"|Mr.|Brown|went|on|:|"|We
a01-102u-04 ok 169 23 363 1462 1788 97 are|dealing|with|a|noble|edifice|which
a01-102u-05 ok 169 27 348 1638 1876 87 needs|an|imaginative|architect|to|improve
a01-102u-06 ok 169 27 331 1824 1894 83 it|,|but|it|has|got|a|quantity|surveyor|.|We
a01-102u-07 ok 169 17 337 1993 1867 86 have|descended|from|the|real|problems|to
a01-102u-08 ok 170 22 363 2176 1634 99 fiddling|about|with|bills|of|cost|.
a01-107-00 ok 191 39 345 711 1814 128 We|believe|that|a|comprehensive|medical|service|,|free|to|the|patient
a01-107-01 ok 191 35 336 892 1676 132 at|the|point|of|need|and|with|one|standard|for|all|sick
a01-107-02 err 191 48 328 1067 1799 160 people|,|is|good|and|attainable|.|"|We|remain|for|it|.|But|the|Tories
a01-107-03 err 191 48 324 1235 1838 175 never|were|.|"|Interrupted|by|angry|Tories|,|Mr.|Brown|retorted|:
a01-107-04 ok 182 40 329 1428 1887 167 "|The|jackals|bay|when|there|is|nothing|better|they|can|do|.|"
a01-107u-00 ok 174 22 329 721 1920 90 "|We|believe|that|a|comprehensive|medical
a01-107u-01 err 173 17 344 902 1868 95 service|,|free|to|the|patient|at|the|point
a01-107u-02 ok 174 20 366 1083 1811 67 of|need|and|with|one|standard|for|all
a01-107u-03 ok 174 24 351 1266 1768 78 sick|people|,|is|good|and|attainable|.
a01-107u-04 ok 175 22 354 1426 1783 89 "|We|remain|for|it|.|But|the|Tories
a01-107u-05 ok 176 22 346 1605 1984 99 never|were|.|"|Interrupted|by|angry|Tories|,
a01-107u-06 ok 175 21 377 1796 1778 83 Mr.|Brown|retorted|:|"|The|jackals|bay
a01-107u-07 ok 177 20 366 1961 1925 96 when|there|is|nothing|better|they|can|do|.|"
a01-113-00 ok 191 53 330 761 1792 140 He|told|them|that|their|conception|of|social|services|was|wholly
a01-113-01 ok 191 43 332 925 1783 168 different|-|fundamentally|different|from|that|of|Labour|.|They
a01-113-02 ok 191 37 338 1111 1612 156 would|provide|an|ambulance|service|for|the|absolutely
a01-113-03 ok 191 41 332 1293 1799 142 wretched|-|but|it|would|not|be|too|comfortable|nor|too|easy|to
a01-113-04 ok 191 47 320 1469 1842 164 get|.|Answering|jeers|that|it|was|Labour|which|first|put|a
a01-113-05 ok 191 48 327 1649 1832 163 ceiling|on|health|spending|and|started|charges|,|Mr.|Brown
a01-113-06 ok 191 39 335 1834 1679 85 reminded|the|hostile|Government|benches|that|was
a01-113-07 ok 191 39 344 1999 1714 145 done|in|1950|because|of|the|financial|strain|of
a01-113-08 ok 191 11 354 2187 575 89 the|Korean|war|.
a01-113u-00 ok 172 23 350 826 1937 68 He|told|them|that|their|conception|of|social
a01-113u-01 ok 174 21 340 1012 1834 82 services|was|wholly|different|-|fundamentally
a01-113u-02 ok 176 17 330 1184 1939 83 different|from|that|of|Labour|.|They|would
a01-113u-03 ok 176 26 306 1368 2134 86 provide|an|ambulance|service|for|the|absolutely
a01-113u-04 ok 174 23 316 1543 2115 82 wretched|-|but|it|would|not|be|too|comfortable
a01-113u-05 ok 176 19 311 1718 1889 95 nor|too|easy|to|get|.|Answering|jeers|that
a01-113u-06 ok 176 22 315 1902 1873 89 it|was|Labour|which|first|put|a|ceiling
a01-113u-07 ok 178 20 326 2083 1950 92 on|health|spending|and|started|charges|,|Mr.
a01-113u-08 ok 177 25 290 2267 2066 73 Brown|reminded|the|hostile|Government|benches
a01-113u-09 ok 179 25 308 2445 2093 72 that|was|done|in|1950|because|of|the|financial
a01-113u-10 ok 178 16 331 2628 1228 66 strain|of|the|Korean|war|.
a01-117-00 err 175 28 386 736 1787 136 In|fact|,|the|Tories|made|it|worse|now|for|the|sick|and
a01-117-01 ok 175 25 380 918 1700 126 needy|than|Labour|had|to|make|it|in|1950|.|And
a01-117-02 ok 175 22 378 1115 1552 123 as|a|percentage|of|social|service|expenditure|,
a01-117-03 ok 175 22 375 1287 1492 125 health|had|fallen|from|28.5|to|23.1|per|cent.
a01-117-04 ok 175 22 363 1450 1649 162 Then|Mr.|Brown|swung|his|attack|directly|to|the
a01-117-05 ok 160 21 381 1643 1662 138 unsmiling|Mr.|Powell|.|He|demanded|that|instead
a01-117-06 ok 162 21 368 1813 1668 135 of|taking|it|out|of|the|patients|Mr.|Powell|should
a01-117-07 ok 175 20 366 2002 1650 159 take|ruthless|action|against|the|drug|making
a01-117-08 ok 160 24 374 2175 1709 148 industry|,|whose|profits|had|risen|by|up|to|400
a01-117-09 ok 162 17 351 2353 1227 165 per|cent.|in|the|last|eight|years|.
a01-117u-00 ok 170 22 390 819 1765 92 In|fact|,|the|Tories|made|it|worse|now
a01-117u-01 ok 172 16 395 1008 1840 80 for|the|sick|and|needy|than|Labour|had
a01-117u-02 ok 170 21 397 1183 1826 72 to|make|it|in|1950|.|And|as|a|percentage
a01-117u-03 ok 171 23 400 1363 1783 72 of|social|service|expenditure|,|health|had
a01-117u-04 ok 170 19 410 1532 1816 90 fallen|from|28.5|to|23.1|per|cent.|Then
a01-117u-05 ok 171 22 413 1720 1796 89 Mr.|Brown|swung|his|attack|directly|to
a01-117u-06 ok 172 21 393 1897 1973 81 the|unsmiling|Mr.|Powell|.|He|demanded
a01-117u-07 ok 171 19 388 2071 1743 91 that|instead|of|taking|it|out|of|the
a01-117u-08 ok 169 23 382 2257 1922 73 patients|Mr.|Powell|should|take|ruthless
a01-117u-09 ok 171 26 391 2429 1955 89 action|against|the|drug|making|industry|,|#
a01-117u-10 ok 170 24 383 2606 1934 75 whose|profits|had|risen|by|up|to|400|per
a01-122-00 err 161 27 347 755 1589 126 "|Mr.|Powell|finds|it|easier|to|take|it|out|of|mothers|,
a01-122-01 ok 161 21 355 928 1594 122 children|and|sick|people|than|to|take|on|this|vast
a01-122-02 ok 161 25 353 1094 1608 131 industry|,|"|Mr.|Brown|commented|icily|.|"|Let|us|have|a
a01-122-03 ok 161 22 322 1288 1786 125 full|inquiry|into|the|cost|of|drugs|and|the|pharmaceutical
a01-122-04 ok 161 20 339 1471 1622 115 industry|.|"|The|health|of|children|today|owed|much
a01-122-05 ok 161 15 341 1653 1605 126 to|the|welfare|food|scheme|.|It|was|maintained
a01-122-06 err 161 20 353 1823 1364 123 during|the|war|.|Now|in|conditions|of|Tory
a01-122-07 ok 161 18 353 2010 1603 122 affluence|it|seemed|it|could|not|be|carried|on|.
a01-122u-00 ok 167 22 362 769 1765 85 "|Mr.|Powell|finds|it|easier|to|take|it|out
a01-122u-01 ok 171 17 364 956 1796 81 of|mothers|,|children|and|sick|people|than
a01-122u-02 ok 169 20 368 1129 1749 95 to|take|on|this|vast|industry|,|"|Mr.
a01-122u-03 ok 173 21 343 1311 1763 76 Brown|commented|icily|.|"|Let|us|have|a
a01-122u-04 ok 170 25 356 1487 1725 94 full|inquiry|into|the|cost|of|drugs|and
a01-122u-05 ok 173 25 344 1669 1770 78 the|pharmaceutical|industry|.|"|The|health
a01-122u-06 ok 172 20 343 1853 2000 72 of|children|today|owed|much|to|the|welfare
a01-122u-07 ok 174 22 350 2028 1889 86 food|scheme|.|It|was|maintained|during
a01-122u-08 ok 171 21 347 2202 1651 78 the|war|.|Now|in|conditions|of|Tory
a01-122u-09 ok 171 21 354 2379 1692 67 affluence|it|seemed|it|could|not|be
a01-122u-10 ok 173 7 372 2562 494 61 carried|on|.
a01-128-00 ok 160 21 367 743 1695 123 When|Mr.|Brown|sat|down|Labour|M Ps|cheered|for
a01-128-01 ok 160 20 350 903 1645 145 a|full|minute|-|and|even|his|bitterest|opponents
a01-128-02 err 160 27 347 1095 1757 147 on|defence|joined|in|.|Mr.|Powell|devoted|half|his|speech
a01-128-03 err 160 25 356 1277 1843 147 to|giving|details|of|plans|for|improving|the|hospital|service|,
a01-128-04 ok 160 17 348 1458 1635 139 on|which|indeed|the|Government|is|making|progress|.
a01-128-05 ok 160 17 351 1643 1642 125 His|basic|defence|of|the|Health|Service|cuts|was|that
a01-128-06 ok 160 15 362 1826 1635 134 "|even|after|the|proposed|changes|the|net|cost|of|the
a01-128-07 err 160 21 365 2002 1665 127 service|to|the|Exchequer|will|have|increased|over
a01-128-08 ok 160 9 377 2173 962 126 three|years|by|20|per|cent.
a01-128u-00 ok 173 16 375 804 1828 81 When|Mr.|Brown|sat|down|Labour|M Ps
a01-128u-01 ok 175 19 357 990 1824 76 cheered|for|a|full|minute|-|and|even|his
a01-128u-02 ok 174 24 362 1167 1721 88 bitterest|opponents|on|defence|joined|in|.
a01-128u-03 ok 176 25 357 1334 1989 96 Mr.|Powell|devoted|half|his|speech|to|giving
a01-128u-04 ok 172 28 358 1516 1783 93 details|of|plans|for|improving|the|hospital
a01-128u-05 err 174 23 349 1705 1861 72 service|,|on|which|indeed|the|Government|is
a01-128u-06 err 174 21 349 1781 1908 195 making|progress|.|His|basic|defence|of|the
a01-128u-07 err 176 17 353 2060 1830 80 Health|Service|cuts|was|that|"|even|after
a01-128u-08 ok 173 17 353 2245 1824 77 the|proposed|changes|the|net|cost|of|the
a01-128u-09 ok 175 24 353 2426 1976 76 service|to|the|Exchequer|will|have|increased
a01-128u-10 ok 178 13 393 2604 1451 89 over|three|years|by|20|per|cent.
a01-132-00 err 176 16 353 770 1594 61 "|That|cannot|continue|without|either
a01-132-01 ok 176 14 352 945 1526 91 development|being|limited|or|an
a01-132-02 ok 176 22 352 1122 1705 110 adjustment|being|made|in|financing|.|"
a01-132-03 ok 176 15 338 1298 1673 103 The|Government|decided|to|adjust
a01-132-04 ok 176 16 346 1476 1524 110 the|financing|-|which|Mr.|Powell
a01-132-05 ok 176 15 350 1652 1503 117 claimed|was|underpinning|-|not
a01-132-06 ok 176 19 339 1829 1845 122 undermining|-|the|service|.|Answering|the
a01-132-07 ok 176 19 346 2011 1889 121 attack|on|"|economic|charges|"|for|welfare
a01-132-08 ok 176 16 349 2185 1818 107 foods|,|Mr.|Powell|said|that|all|these
a01-132-09 ok 176 16 356 2357 1797 118 foods|would|still|be|free|in|families
a01-132-10 ok 176 21 362 2549 1776 108 receiving|regular|National|Assistance
a01-132-11 err 176 3 349 2717 593 87 grants|.
a01-132u-00 ok 175 21 370 744 2023 67 "|That|cannot|continue|without|either|development
a01-132u-01 ok 179 24 360 920 1926 90 being|limited|or|an|adjustment|being|made
a01-132u-02 ok 178 20 352 1101 1864 97 in|financing|.|"|The|Government|decided|to
a01-132u-03 ok 177 25 382 1280 1803 85 adjust|the|financing|-|which|Mr.|Powell
a01-132u-04 ok 175 27 387 1463 1998 79 claimed|was|underpinning|-|not|undermining|-
a01-132u-05 ok 175 19 345 1637 1788 90 the|service|.|Answering|the|attack|on
a01-132u-06 ok 172 27 346 1814 1966 82 "|economic|charges|"|for|welfare|foods|,|Mr.
a01-132u-07 ok 175 16 317 2004 1830 61 Powell|said|that|all|these|foods|would
a01-132u-08 ok 176 24 333 2174 1983 87 still|be|free|in|families|receiving|regular
a01-132u-09 ok 174 14 358 2359 1245 76 National|Assistance|grants|.
a01-132x-00 ok 171 23 298 744 1919 88 "|That|cannot|continue|without|either|development
a01-132x-01 ok 170 24 334 929 1810 99 being|limited|or|an|adjustment|being|made
a01-132x-02 ok 171 29 305 1088 1874 116 in|financing|.|"|The|Government|decided|to|adjust
a01-132x-03 ok 173 33 295 1286 1863 90 the|financing|-|which|Mr.|Powell|claimed|was
a01-132x-04 ok 165 32 300 1468 1846 94 underpinning|-|not|undermining|-|the|service|.
a01-132x-05 ok 164 28 307 1621 1893 112 Answering|the|attack|on|"|economic|charges|"
a01-132x-06 ok 171 23 293 1816 1836 109 for|welfare|,|Mr.|Powell|said|that|all|these
a01-132x-07 ok 173 30 296 1986 2004 117 foods|would|still|be|free|in|families|receiving
a01-132x-08 ok 166 23 292 2172 1692 96 regular|National|Assistance|grants|.
a02-000-00 ok 190 45 371 705 1737 118 MR.|Macmillan|has|picked|a|strong|"|brains|trust|"
a02-000-01 ok 188 41 351 893 1908 116 team|to|negotiate|terms|for|joining|the|Common|Market|.
a02-000-02 ok 189 36 332 1072 1687 106 And|he|has|abandoned|plans|to|visit|President|de
a02-000-03 ok 190 29 345 1254 1792 119 Gaulle|this|month|to|smooth|the|way|.|General
a02-000-04 ok 181 33 332 1425 1633 113 de|Gaulle's|official|welcome|last|week
a02-000-05 ok 180 30 344 1601 1617 91 to|Britain's|moves|towards|the|Six|was
a02-000-06 ok 185 30 361 1782 1747 127 taken|as|a|friendly|gesture|in|Whitehall|,
a02-000-07 ok 188 17 343 1963 1051 83 but|no|more|than|that|.
a02-004-00 ok 185 34 356 858 1741 135 So|the|idea|of|personal|mission|by
a02-004-01 ok 183 39 353 1049 1920 107 the|Prime|Minister|to|Paris|was|dropped
a02-004-02 ok 182 34 339 1222 1682 141 Instead|Mr.|Macmillan|will|rely|on|a
a02-004-03 ok 177 41 351 1412 1847 121 hand-picked|team|under|the|leadership|of
a02-004-04 err 177 44 341 1582 1935 125 Sir|Pierson|Dixon|,|Britain's|Ambassador|to
a02-004-05 ok 180 38 329 1754 1754 118 France|,|to|back|Mr.|Edward|Heath|,|Lord
a02-004-06 ok 179 47 340 1939 2010 138 Privy|Seal|,|who|is|charged|with|the|conduct
a02-004-07 ok 175 43 335 2105 1868 137 of|negotiations|with|the|Six|.|At|the|same
a02-004-08 ok 173 36 332 2306 1654 106 time|the|Prime|Minister|has|offered
a02-004-09 err 179 39 347 2456 1897 158 Commonwealth|Governments|every|facility|possible|to
a02-004-10 ok 179 22 345 2639 1157 111 safeguard|their|interests
a02-008-00 ok 182 44 343 726 1701 84 Seven|Commonwealth|countries|have|told|Mr.|Sandys|,
a02-008-01 ok 182 55 329 901 1799 90 Commonwealth|Relations|Secretary|,|that|they|wish|to|be|kept
a02-008-02 ok 183 47 342 1087 1708 70 in|touch|in|London|.|Three|of|them|-|Canada|,|Australia|,
a02-008-03 ok 180 44 344 1260 1725 107 New|Zealand|-|will|have|strong|delegations|at|an|opening
a02-008-04 ok 177 35 322 1452 1610 80 meeting|in|London|on|Monday|.|Once|the|Common
a02-008-05 ok 175 46 325 1623 1726 81 Market's|Council|of|Ministers|draws|up|the|procedure
a02-008-06 err 179 49 330 1806 1808 91 for|negotiations|in|a|fortnight's|time|,|these|Commonwealth
a02-008-07 ok 181 46 327 1983 1778 94 countries|can|arrange|for|observers|to|advise|the|British
a02-008-08 ok 170 16 320 2160 543 93 negotiating|team|.
a02-012-00 ok 179 15 322 892 1889 168 The|team|is|composed|of|experienced
a02-012-01 ok 180 27 336 1073 1823 145 negotiators|in|several|fields|.|Sir|Pier-
a02-012-02 ok 177 19 333 1264 1784 99 son|Dixon|has|a|wide|reputation|as
a02-012-03 ok 171 16 315 1438 1761 140 a|skilful|backstage|negotiator|since
a02-012-04 ok 172 22 321 1615 1860 170 his|days|as|Britain's|chief|UN|dele-
a02-012-05 ok 174 17 288 1798 1841 108 gate|.|Second|in|command|is|Mr.
a02-012-06 err 176 23 306 1965 1847 142 Eric|Roll|,|53-year-old|Deputy|Secre-
a02-012-07 ok 172 16 299 2136 1783 157 tary|at|the|Ministry|of|Agriculture|,
a02-012-08 ok 172 24 296 2325 1889 146 Food|,|and|Fisheries|.|The|Foreign|Office
a02-012-09 ok 175 16 322 2490 1893 181 is|represented|by|Sir|Roderick|Barclay
a02-017-00 ok 191 18 408 700 1768 96 Other|leading|members|are|:|Sir|Henry|Lintott|from
a02-017-01 ok 191 21 352 883 1805 88 the|Commonwealth|Relations|Office|,|Sir|William
a02-017-02 ok 191 20 362 1063 1665 93 Corell-Barnes|(|Colonial|Office|)|,|Mr.|G.|R.|Bell
a02-017-03 err 187 22 364 1228 1757 110 (|Treasury|)|,|and|Mr.|G.|H.|Andrew|(|Board|of|Trade|)|.
a02-017-04 ok 187 16 361 1408 1811 115 They|will|accompany|Mr.|Heath|next|month|when
a02-017-05 ok 187 12 356 1594 1707 99 he|goes|to|Brussels|,|headquarters|of|the|Common
a02-017-06 ok 187 15 361 1781 1743 97 Market|Commission|,|or|wherever|the|Six|decide
a02-017-07 ok 187 11 368 1945 1042 112 negotiations|should|be|held|.
a02-020-00 ok 188 16 363 701 1754 88 Some|of|the|problems|were|reviewed|yesterday|at|a
a02-020-01 ok 189 20 359 880 1840 110 meeting|in|Paris|between|M.|Couve|de|Murville|,|French
a02-020-02 ok 187 20 379 1055 1771 104 Foreign|Minister|,|and|Mr.|Heath|.|MR.|Selwyn|Lloyd|-
a02-020-03 ok 189 14 373 1238 1718 97 a|man|with|troubles|enough|back|home|-|seems
a02-020-04 ok 189 18 377 1425 1739 107 fated|to|fly|into|trouble|abroad|.|Last|year|it|was
a02-020-05 ok 188 24 382 1606 1732 97 the|riots|in|Istanbul|,|which|enlivened|the|NATO
a02-020-06 ok 184 7 381 1794 538 101 Council|meeting|.
a02-024-00 ok 190 20 372 719 1696 93 Now|we|have|the|strikes|and|demonstrations|in
a02-024-01 err 191 21 377 898 1788 106 Ghana|coinciding|with|the|meeting|of|the|Com-
a02-024-02 ok 189 15 377 1076 1762 80 monwealth|Economic|Consultative|Council|-|the
a02-024-03 ok 191 21 353 1258 1789 108 first|to|be|held|in|Africa|.|Only|a|few|hours|af-
a02-024-04 ok 189 20 350 1437 1733 104 ter|Mr|Lloyd|and|his|24-strong|delegation|landed
a02-024-05 ok 187 18 362 1619 1799 107 at|Accra|this|morning|,|hundreds|of|shop|assistants
a02-024-06 ok 187 21 370 1801 1748 101 demonstrated|outside|the|British-owned|Kingsway
a02-024-07 ok 187 12 380 1986 986 90 Stores|,|the|largest|in|town|.
a02-027-00 ok 189 19 378 881 1766 93 The|stores|had|been|hit|by|the|same|strike|wave
a02-027-01 ok 189 16 359 1045 1841 116 that|has|paralysed|the|port|of|Takoradi|for|the|past
a02-027-02 ok 188 20 354 1233 1846 100 week|.|Root|of|the|discontent|:|The|austerity|Budget|,
a02-027-03 ok 186 14 354 1415 1758 112 including|a|compulsory|savings|scheme|which|the
a02-027-04 ok 184 15 372 1580 1769 124 Ghana|Government|introduced|in|July|.|Ghana's|strong
a02-027-05 ok 185 19 353 1772 1902 92 man|is|not|here|to|face|the|storm|.|President|Nkrumah|,
a02-027-06 ok 186 20 351 1946 1861 120 having|made|his|contribution|to|the|neutrals'|conference
a02-027-07 ok 185 18 351 2137 1753 108 in|Belgrade|,|has|resumed|his|holiday|on|the|Black
a02-027-08 ok 184 13 351 2328 1767 95 Sea|and|no|one|here|professes|to|know|when|he
a02-027-09 ok 183 5 362 2516 447 76 will|return|.
a02-032-00 ok 188 20 361 699 1707 89 But|in|his|absence|his|chief|lieutenants|have
a02-032-01 ok 189 17 350 878 1771 94 not|let|him|down|.|The|strong|arm|of|authority|has
a02-032-02 ok 189 18 355 1059 1794 101 been|raised|against|the|strikers|and|is|now|beginning
a02-032-03 ok 190 26 340 1223 1820 105 to|tell|.|Today's|Ghanaian|Times|(|motto|:|"|The|welfare
a02-032-04 ok 189 22 354 1399 1755 98 of|the|people|is|the|supreme|law|"|)|reports|:|"|The
a02-032-05 ok 185 15 367 1597 1808 100 Government|has|been|urged|to|take|immediate|ac-
a02-032-06 ok 187 18 352 1768 1621 104 tion|to|deal|ruthlessly|with|the|strikers|.|"
a02-037-00 ok 165 25 341 729 1781 104 The|urge|came|from|a|conference|of|activists|of
a02-037-01 ok 163 36 339 899 1785 136 Nkrumah's|Convention|Party|"|after|powerful|addresses
a02-037-02 ok 163 34 329 1080 1805 119 by|Comrades|Krobo|Edusei|,|Tawia|Adamafio|,|"|and
a02-037-03 ok 163 33 351 1263 1842 124 others|.|Strong|deeds|followed|strong|words|.|In|Takoradi
a02-037-04 err 161 30 344 1442 1844 123 a|"|limited|state|of|emergency|"|was|declared|,|giving
a02-037-05 ok 161 21 333 1631 1799 117 the|Government|adequate|power|to|maintain|all
a02-037-06 ok 160 29 329 1797 1822 116 essential|services|and|ensure|food|supplies|.|Thus|it
a02-037-07 ok 159 27 352 1980 1753 115 becomes|an|offence|punishable|with|imprisonment
a02-037-08 ok 160 28 341 2160 1831 131 for|anyone|who|"|publishes|a|report|likely|to|cause
a02-037-09 err 159 25 339 2337 1322 122 alarm|or|prejudicial|to|public|safety|.|"
a02-042-00 err 163 26 337 727 1812 119 And|up|to|ten|years'|imprisonment|can|be|imposed
a02-042-01 ok 164 24 316 920 1881 113 on|anyone|convicted|of|sabotage|.|These|stern|measures
a02-042-02 ok 163 26 348 1093 1843 122 had|the|desired|effect|today|at|Kumasi|where|the
a02-042-03 err 163 39 326 1268 1842 107 strikers|gave|in|,|but|in|Takoradi|,|the|chief|storm|centre|,
a02-042-04 err 162 31 335 1449 1801 123 they|are|still|holding|out|despite|the|presence|of|1,400
a02-042-05 ok 160 22 330 1630 1705 105 police|and|16|armoured|cars|.|And|how|did|the
a02-042-06 ok 159 22 348 1804 1749 85 Government|react|when|the|strikers|demonstrated|in
a02-042-07 ok 158 7 352 1981 257 71 Accra|?
a02-046-00 err 189 39 335 722 1789 103 At|9.40|Mr.|Edusei|,|Minister|of|Transport|and|pro-
a02-046-01 ok 189 38 328 894 1795 118 bably|the|toughest|man|in|Mr.|Nkrumah's|team|,
a02-046-02 ok 189 39 328 1084 1810 109 drove|up|to|the|Kingsway|Stores|and|faced|the
a02-046-03 ok 189 42 343 1256 1782 112 demonstrators|,|most|of|them|shopgirls|in|overalls|.
a02-046-04 ok 182 42 336 1427 1740 119 "|If|you|have|not|dispersed|by|ten|o'clock|,|"|he
a02-046-05 ok 182 41 340 1613 1739 121 told|them|,|'|the|police|will|act|.|'|At|five|to|ten
a02-046-06 ok 189 37 334 1791 1699 107 a|posse|of|police|arrived|and|in|less|than
a02-046-07 ok 189 26 341 1972 1365 124 two|minutes|the|crowd|had|gone|.
a02-050-00 err 203 35 349 862 1703 139 If|the|threatened|"|counter-revolution|"|was|not|*|to|bring
a02-050-01 ok 203 34 337 1062 1653 118 the|President|back|from|his|travels|it|might|have|been
a02-050-02 ok 203 20 341 1243 1473 108 thought|that|the|muster|from|the|13|States|of|the
a02-050-03 ok 189 26 351 1414 1721 124 Commonwealth|was|an|occasion|worthy|of|his|presence|.
a02-050-04 ok 189 34 351 1591 1718 121 After|all|it|was|Mr.|Nkrumah|who|suggested|that|this
a02-050-05 ok 189 33 342 1777 1735 106 year|the|Economic|Consultative|Council|should|meet
a02-050-06 ok 189 7 343 1962 289 66 in|Accra|.
a02-050-07 ok 182 5 324 2166 269 96 *|enough
a02-053-00 err 191 29 365 913 1742 75 It|has|been|left|,|however|,|to|Mr.|Goka|,|Ghana's|Finance
a02-053-01 ok 191 28 357 1090 1668 87 Minister|,|to|do|the|honours|as|host|,|in|which|capacity
a02-053-02 ok 185 30 363 1265 1691 103 he|held|a|reception|tonight|in|Accra's|Ambassador
a02-053-03 ok 182 36 351 1445 1756 80 Hotel|.|POLICE|,|on|direct|orders|from|the|Cabinet|,|are
a02-053-04 ok 182 38 363 1627 1760 118 openly|intimidating|members|of|Earl|Russell's|nuclear-
a02-053-05 ok 191 25 362 1793 1730 121 disarming|Committee|of|100|,|the|Committee|claimed
a02-053-06 ok 185 25 348 1976 1531 122 yesterday|.|It|said|pressure|was|being|put|on
a02-053-07 ok 182 25 362 2152 1511 99 members|and|associates|all|over|the|country|.
a02-057-00 ok 191 21 375 736 1857 166 It|alleged|:|Phones|were|being|tapped|and
a02-057-01 err 191 26 354 926 1820 171 going|out|of|action|;|Police|were|visiting
a02-057-02 ok 191 21 337 1090 1856 169 people|"|on|no|pretext|whatsoever|,|except
a02-057-03 ok 191 22 353 1263 1913 155 to|pass|the|time|of|day|"|;|Supporters|had
a02-057-04 ok 182 25 346 1445 1775 101 been|warned|-|one|that|his|connection
a02-057-05 err 185 20 341 1623 2005 166 with|the|committee|was|going|too|far|;|another
a02-057-06 ok 191 20 336 1802 1721 150 that|anti-apartheid|agitation|was
a02-057-07 ok 185 17 332 1985 1767 159 all|right|,|but|support|for|the|committee
a02-057-08 err 182 5 332 2161 373 90 was|not|.
a02-062-00 err 191 22 339 882 1698 135 A|third|man's|house|was|watched|for|four|days
a02-062-01 err 191 24 330 1049 1843 160 by|plain-clothes|men|.|Committee-member|Mr.|George
a02-062-02 err 189 29 308 1228 1704 131 Clark|commented|at|a|Press|conference|:|"|The
a02-062-03 err 189 32 315 1408 1817 161 most|extraordinary|things|are|happening|.|"|Fifty
a02-062-04 err 189 22 307 1594 1819 121 committee|members|will|appear|at|Bow-street
a02-062-05 ok 189 22 303 1766 1779 156 today|,|including|Lord|Russell|,|Lady|Russell|,
a02-062-06 err 203 19 307 1937 1705 151 Lord|Boyd-Orr|,|the|Rev.|Michael|Scott|,|and
a02-062-07 ok 182 6 318 2115 358 101 Mr.|Clark|.
a02-067-00 ok 174 23 334 750 1793 142 They|are|required|to|show|why|they
a02-067-01 ok 174 21 334 933 1948 128 should|not|be|bound|over|for|disturbing
a02-067-02 ok 172 22 342 1115 1806 126 the|peace|and|for|inciting|a|breach
a02-067-03 ok 172 20 357 1291 1898 136 of|the|peace|.|The|summonses|say|they
a02-067-04 ok 170 26 363 1483 2069 110 are|"|likely|to|persevere|in|such|unlawful
a02-067-05 ok 170 19 364 1646 1652 112 conduct|.|"|Lord|Russell|,|89|,|was
a02-067-06 ok 170 23 367 1826 1753 128 putting|his|affairs|in|order|,|and
a02-067-07 err 173 24 349 2020 1766 116 packing|a|case|,|at|his|Chelsea|home
a02-067-08 ok 170 24 319 2194 2031 122 yesterday|.|His|secretary|,|American-born
a02-067-09 ok 171 20 327 2354 1502 129 Mr.|Ralph|Schoenman|,|said|:
a02-072-00 ok 156 46 361 935 1612 94 "|He|is|not|going|to|agree|to|be|bound|over|.|That|will
a02-072-01 ok 157 52 393 1115 1726 116 probably|mean|jail|and|,|though|frail|,|he|is|very|fit|and
a02-072-02 ok 158 46 392 1291 1564 106 will|take|the|rigours|of|prison|in|his|stride|.|He
a02-072-03 ok 153 42 390 1470 1599 105 hopes|to|be|allowed|to|do|some|writing|.|"|Back|at
a02-072-04 ok 151 46 393 1653 1677 95 the|Press|conference|,|Mr.|Clark|said|two|committee
a02-072-05 ok 157 45 392 1821 1710 117 members|tried|a|"|plant|"|call|on|suspect|phone|.|They
a02-072-06 ok 157 44 396 1999 1665 99 discussed|a|sit-down|at|Watford|at|5.30|p.m.|-|none
a02-072-07 ok 154 29 396 2171 1092 125 was|planned|but|police|turned|up|.
a02-078-00 ok 195 31 417 803 1682 149 Sir|Roy|Welensky|said|today|that|he|no
a02-078-01 ok 194 39 416 994 1856 114 longer|accepted|the|good|faith|of|Mr.|Kenneth
a02-078-02 err 195 48 406 1164 1966 137 Kaunda|.|Sir|Roy|,|Federal|Rhodesian|Prime|Minister|,
a02-078-03 err 195 49 409 1350 2053 102 said|that|Mr.|Kaunda's|United|National|Independence
a02-078-04 ok 192 38 392 1525 1855 120 Party|was|a|monster|as|vicious|as|the|Zambia
a02-078-05 ok 194 35 400 1680 2001 163 National|Congress|,|which|was|led|by|Mr.|Kaunda
a02-078-06 ok 195 33 411 1882 1900 83 until|he|was|outlawed|in|1959|.|The|record
a02-078-07 ok 196 30 407 2049 1938 140 of|lawlessness|among|UNIP|supporters|went
a02-078-08 ok 192 27 406 2236 1582 134 back|a|long|way|,|Sir|Roy|told|the
a02-078-09 err 193 29 425 2408 1538 152 Federal|Parliament|in|Salisbury|.
a02-082-00 ok 162 31 331 742 1826 76 He|cited|cases|in|which|hundreds|of|UNIP|supporters
a02-082-01 ok 163 28 319 922 1721 75 had|been|arrested|or|convicted|since|last|year|on
a02-082-02 ok 163 29 329 1100 1721 82 charges|of|creating|disturbances|.|During|the|first
a02-082-03 ok 163 26 328 1275 1785 86 three|weeks|of|the|present|trouble|287|incidents
a02-082-04 ok 157 21 326 1458 1720 75 had|been|reported|in|Northern|Rhodesia|.|More
a02-082-05 ok 157 21 336 1630 1706 86 than|500|people|-|167|of|them|members|of
a02-082-06 ok 162 25 359 1805 1691 70 the|UNIP|-|were|convicted|last|month|in|the
a02-082-07 ok 162 11 347 1991 936 79 Northern|Province|alone|.
a02-086-00 ok 174 18 376 707 1566 147 "|Against|this|background|must|be|taken|Mr.
a02-086-01 ok 168 15 409 904 1561 115 Kaunda's|repeated|statements|that|all|he|is
a02-086-02 err 171 31 408 1081 1591 127 doing|is|in|the|name|of|non-violence|,|"|said
a02-086-03 ok 172 18 418 1256 1627 134 Sir|Roy|.|"|I|am|now|compelled|to|say|that
a02-086-04 ok 168 26 421 1439 1609 126 I|don't|accept|his|good|faith|.|"|He|said
a02-086-05 ok 164 15 418 1617 1653 85 Mr.|Kaunda|must|know|that|his|statements
a02-086-06 ok 170 19 414 1792 1613 121 had|stimulated|violence|,|but|he|had|done
a02-086-07 ok 168 11 423 1977 651 146 nothing|to|stop|it|.
a02-090-00 ok 164 28 274 691 1779 168 "|It|is|true|he|made|a|point|of|again|being|absent
a02-090-01 ok 163 29 320 913 1783 112 from|Northern|Rhodesia|when|his|followers|have
a02-090-02 err 164 32 329 1078 1792 132 indulged|in|such|violence|.|"|But|Sir|Roy|pointed|out
a02-090-03 err 162 27 337 1269 1805 104 that|a|few|months|ago|Mr.|Kaunda|said|that
a02-090-04 ok 162 27 348 1447 1743 127 if|UNIP|did|not|get|its|way|what|would|happen
a02-090-05 ok 160 25 351 1614 1794 135 would|make|the|Mau|Mau|in|Kenya|"|seem|like|a
a02-090-06 err 160 15 352 1789 538 105 child's|picnic|.|"
a02-093-00 ok 164 33 332 732 1760 97 JOHN|DICKIE|writes|:|Mr.|Macmillan|gave|top
a02-093-01 ok 163 38 320 912 1798 122 priority|to|the|clash|over|Northern|Rhodesia|on|his
a02-093-02 ok 162 30 322 1089 1748 124 return|from|Scotland|yesterday|.|He|summoned|Mr.
a02-093-03 ok 162 36 336 1273 1845 113 Iain|Macleod|,|Colonial|Secretary|,|and|Mr.|Duncan|Sandys|,
a02-093-04 ok 161 30 341 1454 1799 111 Commonwealth|Relations|Secretary|for|an|hour's|talks
a02-093-05 ok 158 29 338 1638 1787 103 at|Admiralty|House|.|A|statement|is|expected|today
a02-093-06 ok 160 26 338 1811 1767 106 to|hold|the|door|open|for|modifications|to|the
a02-093-07 ok 160 36 335 1991 1839 97 new|Constitution|provided|law|and|order|is|maintained
a02-093-08 err 153 16 323 2179 835 82 in|Northern|Rhodesia|.
a02-098-00 ok 163 32 337 727 1626 132 Its|terms|have|set|the|Prime|Minister|an|exacting
a02-098-01 err 163 22 317 913 1709 122 problem|.|Mr.|Sandys|has|warned|of|the|risk|of|a
a02-098-02 ok 163 28 334 1094 1644 119 strong|reaction|from|Sir|Roy|Welensky|to|any
a02-098-03 ok 163 26 313 1265 1829 128 suggestion|that|there|may|be|fresh|concessions|to|the
a02-098-04 err 162 34 323 1453 1819 104 African|nationalists|.|Mr.|Macleod|has|ample|evidence
a02-098-05 ok 160 34 321 1627 1827 127 from|talks|with|Sir|John|Moffat|,|Northern|Rhodesian
a02-098-06 ok 160 26 307 1804 1769 115 Liberal|leader|,|and|Mr.|Kaunda|,|that|the|bulk
a02-098-07 ok 161 22 345 1991 1609 116 of|moderates|and|Africans|will|reject|the
a02-098-08 err 159 26 343 2164 1289 104 Constitution|unless|it|is|modified|.
a02-102-00 ok 185 15 416 730 1587 137 A|ROYAL|welcome|for|the|Kabaka|of
a02-102-01 ok 184 19 392 915 1557 120 Buganda|(|King|Freddie|)|from|Princess
a02-102-02 ok 187 21 374 1088 1743 130 Elizabeth|Bagaya|of|Toro|,|kneeling|at|the
a02-102-03 ok 185 25 380 1270 1829 115 foot|of|his|airliner's|steps|at|London|Airport
a02-102-04 ok 184 20 367 1452 1740 127 yesterday|.|Forty|other|Africans|greeted|him|,
a02-102-05 ok 183 24 378 1623 1652 121 kneeling|with|heads|bowed|.|The|princess|,
a02-102-06 err 183 23 364 1805 1827 135 aged|24|,|is|now|studying|history|at|Cambri-
a02-102-07 ok 183 28 369 1981 1771 143 dge|,|where|she|is|a|friend|of|Prince|William
a02-102-08 ok 181 7 386 2160 573 114 of|Gloucester|.
a02-106-00 ok 185 26 369 901 1724 115 King|Freddie|and|three|other|hereditary|rulers|of
a02-106-01 ok 184 28 356 1094 1719 120 native|kingdoms|in|Uganda|arrived|for|talks|with
a02-106-02 ok 185 25 349 1273 1779 115 Colonial|Secretary|Mr.|Iain|Macleod|,|before|the
a02-106-03 ok 182 28 356 1458 1864 122 Uganda|Constitutional|conference|opens|next|Monday|.
a02-106-04 ok 179 28 349 1635 1930 114 The|question|:|Their|status|in|an|independent|Uganda|.
a02-106-05 ok 180 27 354 1804 1763 116 The|thorniest|problem|for|next|week's|conference|is
a02-106-06 ok 183 20 356 1985 1827 109 to|settle|the|relationships|between|them|and|the
a02-106-07 ok 183 20 367 2143 1773 138 rest|of|the|country|.|A|Government|report|has
a02-106-08 ok 181 24 360 2337 1795 130 recognised|their|rights|and|recommended|a|form|of
a02-106-09 ok 182 21 340 2500 1859 130 federal|association|,|but|the|four|kings|are|not
a02-111-00 ok 186 24 423 717 1709 145 Instead|,|the|kings|will|remain|in|London
a02-111-01 ok 185 24 405 911 1779 110 and|wait|to|hear|the|conference's|proposals|.
a02-111-02 ok 183 24 386 1086 1789 83 Then|their|views|will|be|transmitted|back|.
a02-111-03 ok 185 29 389 1253 1836 124 MR.|BUTLER|,|the|Home|Secretary|,|has|decided
a02-111-04 ok 182 20 381 1435 1700 122 to|meet|head-on|the|biggest|challenge|to
a02-111-05 ok 178 22 365 1620 1694 123 Government|authority|yet|presented|by|the
a02-111-06 err 182 32 373 1798 1781 83 "|Ban-the-Bomb|"|demonstrators|.|Police|leave
a02-111-07 ok 182 25 368 1971 1790 111 has|been|cancelled|and|secret|plans|prepared
a02-111-08 ok 179 24 373 2156 1803 111 to|deal|with|the|mass|sit-down|rally|planned
a02-111-09 err 178 21 382 2320 1698 129 for|Sunday|in|Parliament-square|by|the
a02-111-10 ok 180 20 377 2504 1780 116 Committee|of|100|,|the|anti-nuclear|arms
a02-111-11 ok 180 4 409 2718 264 83 group|.
a02-116-00 ok 182 26 352 707 1755 75 It|was|Mr.|Butler|who|authorised|action|which
a02-116-01 ok 182 17 325 876 1537 130 ended|yesterday|in|32|members|of|the
a02-116-02 ok 191 34 340 1055 1779 144 Committee|of|100|being|imprisoned|for|inciting
a02-116-03 ok 182 22 332 1231 1565 119 a|breach|of|the|peace|.|The|committee's
a02-116-04 ok 182 22 329 1402 1738 146 president|89-year-old|Earl|Russell|and
a02-116-05 ok 182 25 336 1578 1756 151 his|61-year-old|wife|were|each|jailed|for
a02-116-06 err 182 26 344 1743 1860 159 a|week|.|Playwrights|Arnold|Wesker|(|The|Kitchen|)
a02-116-07 err 191 19 328 1924 1758 177 and|Robert|Bolt|(|The|Flowering|Cherry|)|were
a02-116-08 ok 182 13 345 2120 783 142 jailed|for|a|month|.
a02-120-00 ok 182 12 349 705 1683 135 The|possibility|that|the|Government|might
a02-120-01 err 182 20 325 881 1827 112 invoke|the|Public|Order|Act|,|1936|,|and
a02-120-02 ok 182 10 343 1070 1784 114 declare|the|whole|rally|illegal|-|whether
a02-120-03 ok 182 13 352 1236 1806 96 the|demonstrators|sit|down|or|not|-|was
a02-120-04 ok 182 20 334 1418 1809 130 being|discussed|in|Whitehall|last|night|.
a02-120-05 ok 182 12 322 1604 1799 128 It|was|last|used|a|year|ago|,|to|deal
a02-120-06 ok 182 20 318 1770 1797 136 with|the|St.|Pancras|rent|riots|.|Today
a02-120-07 ok 182 19 327 1958 1731 87 Mr.|Butler|will|have|talks|with|Police
a02-120-08 ok 182 13 341 2128 1581 127 Commissioner|Sir|Joseph|Simpson|to
a02-120-09 ok 182 14 336 2308 1744 116 draw|up|final|plans|for|the|"|Battle
a02-120-10 ok 182 11 333 2480 1075 145 of|Parliament|Square|.|"
a02-124-00 ok 187 21 392 604 1832 132 Measures|agreed|so|far|include|:|1|.|A|mass
a02-124-01 ok 187 22 412 787 1670 122 call-out|of|police|,|special|constables
a02-124-02 ok 186 29 401 955 1795 108 and|reserves|,|with|750|policemen|posted
a02-124-03 ok 186 22 411 1147 1681 133 from|outlying|districts|to|stations|in
a02-124-04 ok 185 20 394 1328 1810 79 the|area|-|West|End|Central|,|Bow-street|,
a02-124-05 ok 182 8 403 1510 690 79 and|Cannon-row|.
a03-006-00 ok 176 26 397 898 1864 110 Today|,|for|example|,|the|Foreign|Minister|of|Indo-
a03-006-01 ok 176 21 374 1085 2003 102 nesia|arrived|in|Belgrade|as|the|guest|of|the|Yugoslav
a03-006-02 ok 176 26 350 1252 1925 134 Foreign|Minister|.|In|fact|such|Yugoslav|activity|has
a03-006-03 ok 176 16 351 1433 1928 124 been|#|particularly|intensified|in|the|past|year
a03-006-04 ok 176 20 342 1612 1913 119 or|so|and|though|so|far|,|apart|from|joint|action
a03-006-05 ok 176 14 349 1795 1848 118 in|the|United|Nations|,|these|exchanges|have|not
a03-006-06 ok 176 23 348 1975 1782 117 been|seen|on|any|wider|basis|,|President|Tito
a03-006-07 ok 176 15 354 2150 1854 111 is|known|for|some|time|to|have|favoured|a
a03-006-08 ok 176 7 383 2321 1217 115 conference|of|neutralist|leaders|.
a03-009-00 ok 176 18 357 747 1674 121 The|wish|was|particularly|apparent|in|comments
a03-009-01 err 176 17 330 916 1956 101 on|the|occasion|of|the|conference|in|Casablanca|and|,
a03-009-02 ok 176 22 318 1097 1895 117 in|particular|,|in|Yugoslav|approval|of|the|idea|of|an
a03-009-03 ok 176 15 329 1274 1743 130 inter-African|consultative|assembly|which|would
a03-009-04 ok 176 14 314 1461 1790 110 coordinate|activity|on|the|political|and|economic
a03-009-05 err 176 19 311 1634 1959 117 sphere|;|and|it|is|not|difficult|to|see|that|President
a03-009-06 ok 176 16 312 1815 1962 98 Tito|would|like|some|such|idea|extended|also
a03-009-07 ok 176 9 282 1997 1372 84 to|the|whole|uncommitted|world
a03-011-00 ok 175 36 363 745 1654 109 But|he|now|feels|,|in|view|of|a|changed|international
a03-011-01 ok 175 45 364 913 1769 107 situation|and|especially|in|view|of|fresh|problems|facing
a03-011-02 ok 175 34 363 1103 1732 99 the|new|and|independent|countries|of|Africa|,|that|the
a03-011-03 ok 175 36 355 1269 1764 96 time|is|ripe|to|have|more|frequent|consultations|between
a03-011-04 ok 175 36 355 1454 1872 82 the|uncommitted|countries|and|even|to|work|out|common
a03-011-05 ok 175 38 374 1639 1751 107 stands|on|various|problems|facing|those|nations|.|Two
a03-011-06 ok 175 38 370 1822 1828 104 subjects|,|the|Congo|and|Algeria|,|are|the|main|topics
a03-011-07 ok 175 27 377 1981 1789 108 of|the|talks|in|Belgrade|-|and|on|both|the|two
a03-011-08 ok 162 22 386 2173 1057 87 leaders|have|identical|ideas|.
a03-014-00 ok 182 8 351 678 1800 179 Two|emissaries|from|the|Laotian|Government
a03-014-01 ok 182 11 344 812 1612 151 of|Prince|Boun|Oum|have|arrived|in
a03-014-02 ok 182 16 346 1005 1726 153 Phnom|Penh|,|Cambodia|,|to|invite|Prince
a03-014-03 ok 182 12 342 1175 1873 191 Souvanna|Phouma|,|the|former|Prime|Min-
a03-014-04 ok 182 12 328 1376 1836 171 ister|,|to|return|to|Laos|.|No|details|of
a03-014-05 ok 175 14 272 1563 1987 181 their|mission|have|been|disclosed|,|but|it
a03-014-06 ok 182 10 301 1734 1931 188 was|reported|earlier|in|Laos|that|Prince
a03-014-07 ok 182 9 334 1925 1883 204 Boun|Oum|was|considering|asking
a03-014-08 err 175 13 331 2117 1843 189 Prince|Souvanna|Phouma|to|join|his
a03-014-09 ok 175 2 317 2307 610 184 Government|.
a03-017-00 ok 190 46 354 727 1784 124 Prince|Souvanna|Phouma|has|not|yet|replied|to
a03-017-01 ok 190 41 347 918 1819 103 the|mission|,|but|recent|statements|made|by|him
a03-017-02 ok 190 32 353 1084 1699 131 in|Phnom|Penh|indicate|that|he|still|regards
a03-017-03 ok 190 41 345 1261 1753 132 himself|as|the|only|legal|Prime|Minister|of
a03-017-04 ok 190 38 348 1447 1808 132 Laos|.|His|policy|of|strict|neutrality|from|1951
a03-017-05 ok 182 37 368 1624 1761 142 to|1958|kept|the|kingdom|in|peace|,|though
a03-017-06 ok 190 40 350 1793 1803 138 at|the|cost|of|virtual|partition|of|the|country
a03-017-07 ok 190 30 363 1984 1628 107 into|the|pro-communist|north|and|the
a03-017-08 ok 182 16 328 2167 1188 111 pro-western|centre|and|south|.
a03-020-00 ok 175 20 337 876 1821 137 Prince|Souvanna's|former|Minister|of
a03-020-01 err 175 23 336 1052 2020 160 Information|,|Mr.|Quinim|Pholsena|,|who
a03-020-02 err 175 20 318 1240 1859 123 claims|to|be|his|representative|in
a03-020-03 ok 175 21 343 1399 1826 245 Laos|,|yesterday|addressed|all|officers
a03-020-04 err 175 18 309 1555 1721 181 of|the|pro-communist|forces
a03-020-05 ok 175 17 312 1762 1952 212 occupying|the|province|of|Xieng
a03-020-06 err 175 15 307 1923 1925 176 Khouang|and|emphasized|that
a03-020-07 err 175 13 251 2073 2098 238 Prince|Souphannouvong|,|leader
a03-020-08 err 162 15 268 2283 2043 145 of|the|pro-communist|Neo|Lao
a03-020-09 err 175 18 301 2430 1911 235 Haksat|Party|,|also|to|the|officers
a03-020-10 err 175 8 222 2644 1410 152 in|the|same|terms|.
a03-023-00 ok 175 37 358 737 1714 112 This|emphasis|on|the|legality|of|the|former
a03-023-01 ok 175 33 359 920 1738 114 Government|suggests|that|all|is|not|well
a03-023-02 ok 175 45 357 1098 1739 100 with|the|political|and|military|leadership
a03-023-03 ok 182 31 349 1269 1613 128 of|the|pro-communists|.|Most|of|the
a03-023-04 ok 175 30 368 1457 1638 109 province|of|Xieng|Khouang|and|the
a03-023-05 ok 175 38 359 1631 1823 124 tactically|useful|Plain|of|Jars|,|however|,
a03-023-06 ok 175 40 366 1806 1810 127 appear|still|to|be|firmly|in|their|hands|.
a03-023-07 ok 175 25 371 1967 1573 119 The|Government|has|claimed|the
a03-023-08 ok 175 29 372 2168 1749 119 recapture|of|Vang|Vieng|,|the|pro-
a03-023-09 ok 175 29 379 2336 1808 107 communists'|former|base|60|miles
a03-023-10 ok 175 33 383 2520 1751 99 north|of|Vientiane|,|but|this|claim
a03-027-00 ok 203 29 378 710 1737 156 A|correspondent|who|travelled|yesterday|to|within
a03-027-01 ok 203 24 369 875 1822 197 a|few|miles|of|Vang|Vieng|was|told|by|officers|that
a03-027-02 err 203 27 347 1064 1679 164 this|village|was|still|held|by|the|pro-communists|.
a03-027-03 ok 216 26 373 1236 1824 196 With|the|Prime|Minister|sunning|himself|in|Jamaica
a03-027-04 ok 203 24 381 1410 1742 191 and|#|his|Cabinet|out|in|the|grass|roots|making
a03-027-05 ok 203 27 363 1604 1871 168 160|speeches|in|80|constituencies|in|10|days|,|the|Liberal
a03-027-06 ok 203 21 363 1772 1773 186 Party|are|holding|a|national|conference|here|with
a03-027-07 ok 216 26 359 1954 1882 187 some|2,000|delegates|,|the|biggest|gathering|since|1958
a03-027-08 ok 203 17 363 2155 1746 162 when|Mr.|Lester|Pearson|was|chosen|as|party
a03-027-09 ok 203 3 363 2322 310 121 leader|.
a03-030-00 ok 175 35 363 763 1704 92 In|some|ways|it|will|be|a|testing|occasion
a03-030-01 err 175 37 350 938 1646 93 for|him|,|although|some|think|his|position
a03-030-02 ok 175 37 347 1116 1865 79 unassailable|simply|because|there|is|no|one
a03-030-03 ok 162 36 342 1297 1904 92 else|in|sight|to|supplant|him|.|So|the|con-
a03-030-04 ok 160 31 339 1470 1668 112 ference|will|concentrate|on|laying|the
a03-030-05 ok 160 31 340 1658 1748 64 foundations|on|which|to|win|the|next
a03-030-06 ok 162 27 342 1828 1682 90 election|.|The|rally|comes|at|a|time
a03-030-07 ok 162 31 340 2008 1781 88 when|in|spite|of|carefully|worded|state-
a03-030-08 ok 160 33 343 2187 1791 93 ments|by|the|Prime|Minister|there|is|an
a03-030-09 ok 160 23 350 2366 1356 100 air|of|electoral|expectancy|.
a03-034-00 ok 175 34 365 724 1786 107 Members|of|the|Cabinet|are|basing|their|speeches|on
a03-034-01 ok 160 27 357 907 1862 90 a|new|Conservative|booklet|called|The|Record|Speaks
a03-034-02 ok 160 38 365 1085 1865 105 which|outlines|in|some|detail|the|accomplishments
a03-034-03 ok 160 32 374 1257 1800 103 of|the|party|since|it|came|to|office|three|and
a03-034-04 ok 160 33 363 1429 1739 122 a|half|years|ago|.|Nevertheless|there|is|little
a03-034-05 ok 160 30 360 1611 1693 122 illusion|in|the|Conservative|Party|that|their
a03-034-06 ok 160 15 357 1783 1610 123 stock|at|home|has|fallen|in|the|face|of
a03-034-07 ok 160 32 375 1970 1830 136 heavy|unemployment|and|an|uncertain|economy|.
a03-037-00 ok 182 28 339 748 1605 95 Last|year|saw|the|defeat|of|two|Conservative
a03-037-01 ok 176 41 343 937 1812 79 provincial|governments|,|Quebec|and|New|Brunswick|,|and
a03-037-02 ok 176 38 339 1104 1812 100 in|the|four|federal|by-elections|last|October|the|party
a03-037-03 ok 176 34 347 1292 1798 127 fared|badly|.|They|are|now|faced|with|four|other|by-
a03-037-04 ok 176 53 330 1478 1832 127 elections|,|one|at|Esquimalt|Saanich|,|British|Columbia|,
a03-037-05 ok 176 30 332 1657 1725 92 one|in|Leeds|,|Ontario|,|and|the|other|two|in|the
a03-037-06 ok 176 32 323 1830 1814 123 Maritimes|-|Restigouche|Madawaska|,|New|Brunswick|,
a03-037-07 ok 176 25 318 2015 1246 94 and|Kings|,|Prince|Edward|Island|.
a03-040-00 ok 161 27 355 713 1797 107 All|four|were|Conservative|strongholds|.|Last|September
a03-040-01 ok 161 27 354 884 1863 119 a|public|poll|showed|that|for|the|first|time|since
a03-040-02 ok 161 25 322 1076 1914 112 the|Administration|came|to|power|in|1957|the
a03-040-03 ok 161 22 315 1257 1957 99 Liberals|were|ahead|(|43|per|cent|were|in|favour
a03-040-04 ok 161 26 325 1423 1829 135 of|"|The|Grits|"|if|a|federal|election|had|been
a03-040-05 ok 161 19 311 1605 1675 115 held|last|autumn|,|38|per|cent|for|the
a03-040-06 ok 161 28 323 1778 1867 123 Conservatives|and|12|per|cent|for|the|C.C.F.|)|.
a03-043-00 ok 160 37 345 701 1703 127 However|,|a|separate|poll|revealed|that|Mr.
a03-043-01 ok 160 35 281 874 1827 141 Diefenbaker|was|still|ahead|in|terms|of
a03-043-02 ok 160 36 310 1060 1712 134 popularity|as|an|individual|leader|(|for
a03-043-03 ok 160 35 319 1229 1672 145 Mr.|Diefenbaker|36|per|cent|,|for|Mr.
a03-043-04 ok 160 30 275 1390 1759 155 Pearson|34|per|cent|)|.|How|far|is|Mr.
a03-043-05 ok 160 30 287 1581 1802 177 Lester|Pearson|acceptable|to|the|people
a03-043-06 ok 160 34 298 1766 1861 192 of|Canada|as|a|Prime|Minister|?|Many
a03-043-07 ok 160 36 321 1946 1844 179 observers|at|the|national|rally|will|be
a03-043-08 ok 160 17 300 2141 977 153 seeking|an|answer|.
a03-047-00 ok 187 23 358 736 1754 114 It|is|difficult|for|many|to|see|Mr.|Pearson
a03-047-01 ok 186 19 355 895 1670 122 in|the|role|of|a|popular|orator|at|the
a03-047-02 ok 186 27 358 1076 1775 145 hustings|,|the|spellbinder|that|Mr.|Diefen-
a03-047-03 ok 186 21 361 1266 1782 109 baker|was|in|the|last|two|campaigns|.|The
a03-047-04 ok 184 26 365 1439 1869 118 impression|remains|that|the|Liberal|leader
a03-047-05 ok 183 27 375 1623 1739 125 is|still|the|diplomatist|,|more|at|home
a03-047-06 ok 182 24 361 1798 1897 134 in|the|chancery|,|or|the|corridors|of|the|United
a03-047-07 ok 182 27 391 1975 1838 117 Nations|,|not|the|father|figure|,|so|necessary
a03-047-08 ok 180 24 395 2165 1733 111 in|Canadian|leadership|,|or|the|practical
a03-047-09 ok 179 22 367 2342 1911 119 politician|,|able|to|talk|about|sewage|problems
a03-047-10 ok 181 11 380 2529 733 120 in|Algoma|East|.
a03-050-00 err 162 19 353 718 1850 98 On|the|other|hand|,|Mr.|Pearson|excels
a03-050-01 err 161 20 371 905 1808 91 in|meeting|people|informally|,|but|many
a03-050-02 ok 162 21 368 1085 1820 77 still|regard|him|"|as|some|sort|of|cross
a03-050-03 ok 164 20 383 1272 1815 73 between|an|egghead|and|a|missionary|"|.
a03-050-04 ok 162 21 394 1447 1590 83 His|party|advisers|are|now|trying|to
a03-050-05 ok 160 18 376 1624 1845 71 correct|that|image|.|The|bow|tie|has
a03-050-06 ok 161 16 386 1796 1527 82 gone|;|he|is|having|lessons|on
a03-050-07 ok 162 24 386 1973 1876 78 television|techniques|and|is|being|coached
a03-050-08 ok 161 11 379 2169 895 77 by|speech|experts|.
a03-054-00 ok 160 22 377 884 1698 157 Everything|is|being|done|to|promote
a03-054-01 ok 160 25 351 1079 1696 141 a|new|image|.|Certainly|,|he|is|now|a
a03-054-02 ok 160 24 352 1243 1765 155 much|lessly|trounced|by|Mr.|Diefen-
a03-054-03 ok 160 20 337 1424 1625 164 baker|in|the|House|in|those|early
a03-054-04 ok 160 16 331 1605 1715 141 days|.|It|has|been|a|hard|road|back
a03-054-05 err 160 26 328 1769 1609 177 but|now|,|with|plenty|of|political
a03-054-06 ok 160 22 327 1966 1732 138 ammunition|given|him|by|the|Gov-
a03-054-07 ok 160 20 344 2151 1573 93 ernment|in|recent|sessions|,|he|is
a03-054-08 err 160 26 333 2319 1730 151 leading|the|Opposition|with|skill|and
a03-054-09 ok 160 12 329 2495 1598 114 assurance|and|is|a|match|for|the
a03-054-10 ok 160 16 302 2612 1401 136 Prime|Minister|across|the|floor|.
a03-059-00 ok 175 15 517 722 985 107 Sentence|Database
a03-059-01 ok 175 37 443 903 1707 147 Mr.|Pearson|is|now|talking|about|"|his
a03-059-02 ok 175 45 406 1087 1725 127 new|and|dynamic|liberalism|"|and|this
a03-059-03 ok 175 42 397 1249 1867 159 week|will|#|show|perhaps|how|far|"|Mike
a03-059-04 ok 175 35 383 1435 1854 132 will|go|.|The|main|topic|under|review|is
a03-059-05 err 175 37 393 1612 1649 142 unemployment|,|but|there|will|be|21
a03-059-06 ok 175 36 396 1785 1536 156 committees|examining|subjects
a03-059-07 ok 175 43 379 1956 1716 163 ranging|from|foreign|investment|in
a03-059-08 ok 175 34 369 2133 1958 174 Canada|to|the|problems|of|the|Atlantic
a03-059-09 err 175 39 379 2329 1800 139 provinces|.|However|,|be|this|election
a03-059-10 err 175 39 386 2497 1972 155 year|or|not|,|Mr.|Pearson|,|with|his|party
a03-059-11 err 175 15 354 2678 2035 116 increasingly|confident|of|return|to|power|,
a03-063-00 ok 191 13 341 858 589 57 Sentence|Database
a03-063-01 ok 191 52 347 1026 1724 92 Mr.|Thorneycroft|,|the|Minister|of|Aviation|,|who|arrives|in
a03-063-02 ok 191 42 337 1206 1720 81 Bonn|tomorrow|for|talks|with|the|Federal|Government|on|a
a03-063-03 ok 191 40 338 1387 1760 106 European|space|satellite|project|,|will|find|the|Germans
a03-063-04 ok 191 49 329 1563 1749 94 interested|in|the|principle|of|space|research|,|but|rather
a03-063-05 ok 191 43 313 1742 1543 104 sceptical|about|British|plans|for|organizing|it|.
a03-063-06 ok 191 42 309 1921 1591 92 Stated|more|bluntly|,|they|are|still|unconvinced|that
a03-063-07 err 191 46 311 2071 1718 123 this|is|not|primarily|an|effort|on|Britain's|part|to
a03-063-08 ok 191 73 306 2280 1796 82 salve|Blue|Streak|,|which|was|abandoned|last|summer
a03-063-09 ok 182 66 331 2462 1804 102 as|a|military|project|;|or|that|the|European|space|satellite
a03-063-10 ok 182 56 332 2630 1423 119 is|indeed|to|be|purely|scientific|in|character|.
a03-066-00 ok 203 29 356 729 1692 129 Mr.|Thorneycroft's|main|purpose|will|be|to
a03-066-01 ok 203 19 345 908 1600 120 remove|these|doubts|,|and|to|persuade|the
a03-066-02 ok 203 24 334 1091 1811 127 Federal|Government|that|the|financial|burden
a03-066-03 ok 203 34 349 1259 1827 124 involved|is|really|worth|while|,|at|a|time|when
a03-066-04 ok 205 23 344 1452 1657 132 any|increase|in|budgetary|commitments
a03-066-05 ok 203 33 342 1621 1898 148 would|almost|certainly|involve|a|corresponding
a03-066-06 ok 205 31 352 1799 1881 143 rise|in|taxation|-|something|no|one|is|prepared
a03-066-07 ok 216 18 356 1982 1477 128 to|contemplate|in|an|election|year|.
a03-071-00 ok 164 21 334 744 1824 67 But|,|at|the|same|time|,|there|is|reason|to
a03-071-01 ok 165 24 369 917 1828 58 believe|that|the|Federal|Government|is|not
a03-071-02 ok 166 26 365 1088 1911 87 convinced|,|on|the|basis|of|the|information
a03-071-03 ok 164 26 348 1274 1875 73 it|has|so|far|,|that|such|a|project|would
a03-071-04 err 167 30 367 1449 1953 89 be|justified|from|a|scientific|point|of|view|;
a03-071-05 ok 165 21 387 1621 1658 87 and|not|merely|constitute|a|"|prestige|"
a03-071-06 ok 165 26 380 1807 1891 77 satellite|,|duplicating|to|some|extent|American
a03-071-07 ok 167 21 368 1976 1700 93 efforts|,|as|Die|Welt|suggests|today|in
a03-071-08 err 162 20 382 2169 961 79 a|highly|critical|editorial|article|.
a03-073-00 ok 169 20 361 763 1768 76 On|the|specific|question|of|the|use|of|Blue
a03-073-01 ok 167 22 372 946 1602 86 Streak|,|Mr.|Thorneycroft's|task|will|be
a03-073-02 ok 170 21 361 1130 1822 69 easier|.|He|can|point|out|that|this|is|the
a03-073-03 ok 171 16 369 1318 1723 69 only|rocket|and|launcher|in|Europe|to
a03-073-04 ok 167 27 359 1484 1961 65 have|reached|a|sufficient|stage|of|development
a03-073-05 ok 165 20 387 1671 1625 68 for|adaptation|as|the|first|stage|in
a03-073-06 ok 166 24 369 1842 1869 75 putting|a|heavy|satellite|into|outer|space|.
a03-073-07 err 167 21 375 2027 1865 66 There|has|also|been|some|talk|of|adopting|another
a03-073-08 ok 164 27 354 2204 1757 70 British|rocket|,|Black|Knight|,|for|the|second
a03-073-09 ok 167 20 374 2375 1763 87 stage|,|but|the|French|have|one|of|their
a03-073-10 ok 166 21 377 2560 1810 72 own|called|Veronique|which|they|would
a03-073-11 ok 165 9 393 2736 767 47 like|to|see|used|.
a03-080-00 ok 172 22 333 755 1728 68 The|Foreign|Ministry|spokesman|added
a03-080-01 ok 172 22 344 924 1754 76 today|,|however|,|that|the|Brussels|Treaty
a03-080-02 err 173 19 352 1122 1774 62 was|irrelevant|,|because|research|on|the
a03-080-03 ok 172 18 344 1292 1664 59 various|rocket|stages|had|already|been
a03-080-04 err 171 21 335 1473 1921 68 concluded|,|and|only|cooperation|on|the|type
a03-080-05 ok 168 25 331 1646 1803 65 of|capsule|was|involved|.|A|lesser|obstacle
a03-080-06 ok 167 24 344 1824 1849 65 to|German|participation|is|the|absence|of
a03-080-07 ok 170 24 362 2008 1891 79 any|Ministry|or|Minister|directly|responsible
a03-080-08 ok 169 19 357 2176 1813 80 for|it|-|and|therefore|of|any|budget
a03-080-09 ok 167 26 367 2366 1904 59 under|which|funds|could|be|appropriated|.
a03-089-00 ok 171 23 355 560 1848 82 This|is|expected|eventually|to|replace|the
a03-089-01 err 172 25 343 740 1877 102 Fiat|G-91|,|and|the|F|104|Starfighter|,
a03-089-02 ok 175 11 375 918 1629 63 the|backbone|of|the|German|Air
a03-089-03 ok 172 4 331 1107 313 51 Force|.
a04-000-00 ok 172 25 344 723 1856 140 PRESIDENT|KENNEDY|renewed|his|pressure
a04-000-01 ok 172 20 340 902 1599 147 on|Mr.|Harold|Macmillan|to|join|the
a04-000-02 ok 172 25 330 1062 1916 168 Common|Market|during|their|talks|at|Admiralty
a04-000-03 ok 172 25 309 1258 1759 139 House|,|Whitehall|,|yesterday|.|Much|of|their
a04-000-04 ok 165 25 311 1429 1980 129 three|hours|,|20|minutes|of|discussion|is|believed
a04-000-05 ok 165 19 315 1611 1796 134 to|have|been|devoted|to|this|main|point
a04-000-06 ok 172 11 322 1771 927 168 of|American|policy|.
a04-003-00 ok 172 17 349 700 1586 183 It|arose|during|talks|following
a04-003-01 ok 172 23 314 900 1733 158 President|Kennedy's|report|to|the|British
a04-003-02 ok 172 25 283 1062 1794 115 Prime|Minister|of|the|outcome|of|his|recent
a04-003-03 ok 172 20 280 1261 1884 153 visit|to|Paris|.|There|General|de|Gaulle|had|made
a04-003-04 ok 172 19 289 1450 1789 122 clear|that|he|would|accept|Britain|into|the
a04-003-05 ok 172 19 272 1623 1986 140 Common|Market|only|if|there|were|no|conditions
a04-003-06 ok 172 20 294 1795 1817 119 laid|down|to|meet|the|Commonwealth
a04-003-07 ok 172 10 301 1984 1085 102 and|other|reservations|.
a04-006-00 ok 172 22 213 652 1882 141 Mr.|Kennedy|told|Mr.|Macmillan|that|he|still
a04-006-01 ok 172 24 216 820 2145 147 wanted|him|to|apply|for|membership|of|the|Common
a04-006-02 ok 172 26 230 1000 2177 125 Market|,|even|if|it|meant|an|unconditional|surrender|.
a04-006-03 ok 172 23 208 1181 2020 132 There|were|also|brief|discussions|on|Laos|,|Berlin
a04-006-04 ok 172 25 232 1367 2074 165 and|other|foreign|questions|,|after|Mr.|Kennedy|had
a04-006-05 ok 165 27 235 1541 2024 120 informed|Mr.|Macmillan|of|his|discussions|with|Mr.
a04-006-06 err 172 24 215 1724 2083 135 Krushchov|.|With|the|exception|of|40|minutes|when
a04-006-07 ok 172 25 231 1909 1936 151 Lord|Home|,|Foreign|Secretary|,|and|Mr.|McGeorge
a04-006-08 ok 165 25 220 2084 1831 135 Bundy|,|the|President's|special|assistant|for
a04-006-09 ok 172 21 240 2277 1914 148 security|affairs|,|were|brought|in|,|the|two
a04-006-10 ok 172 6 292 2451 869 95 men|talked|alone|.
a04-010-00 ok 172 19 295 779 1954 143 An|attempt|to|get|more|information|about|the
a04-010-01 ok 172 19 279 957 1797 152 Admiralty|House|meeting|will|be|made|in|the
a04-010-02 ok 172 25 246 1139 2103 147 House|of|Commons|this|afternoon|.|Labour|M.P.s|already
a04-010-03 ok 172 24 260 1317 1992 163 have|many|questions|to|the|Prime|Minister|asking
a04-010-04 ok 172 21 257 1462 2090 187 for|a|statement|.|President|Kennedy|flew|from|London
a04-010-05 ok 172 27 239 1659 1886 177 Airport|last|night|to|arrive|in|Washington|this
a04-010-06 ok 172 33 267 1828 2112 151 morning|.|He|is|to|make|a|30-minute|nation-wide
a04-010-07 ok 172 22 261 2022 1787 140 broadcast|and|television|report|on|his
a04-010-08 ok 172 23 307 2203 1874 154 talks|with|Mr.|Krushchov|this|evening|.
a04-015-00 ok 172 47 388 910 1825 118 The|joint|communique|on|Mr.|Kennedy's|and|Mr.|Macmillan's
a04-015-01 ok 172 43 380 1076 1771 116 third|talks|-|the|first|were|at|Key|West|,|Florida|,|the|second|in
a04-015-02 ok 172 50 377 1252 1745 129 Washington|-|said|:|"|Their|discussions|covered|the|major|problems|,
a04-015-03 ok 172 38 367 1429 1712 136 both|economic|and|political|,|and|revealed|once|again|the
a04-015-04 ok 172 38 344 1608 1703 149 close|agreement|of|the|two|Governments|in|pursuing|their
a04-015-05 ok 172 44 338 1785 1787 145 common|purposes|.|"|Occasion|was|given|to|review|the|need|for
a04-015-06 ok 172 43 338 1973 1767 137 economic|co-operation|and|expansion|in|the|general|interests
a04-015-07 ok 172 39 350 2138 1560 147 of|developed|and|underdeveloped|countries|alike|.|"
a04-019-00 ok 172 51 369 894 1740 94 It|said|that|the|President|and|Premier|noted|"|with|satisfaction|"|the
a04-019-01 ok 172 51 379 1067 1703 126 agreement|in|Vienna|on|the|need|for|an|effective|Laos|ceasefire|,
a04-019-02 ok 172 43 383 1240 1651 141 which|should|lead|to|progress|toward|a|Laos|agreement|at|the
a04-019-03 ok 172 48 372 1420 1743 142 Geneva|conference|.|"|Particular|attention|was|also|given|to|the
a04-019-04 ok 172 50 370 1612 1786 122 nuclear|tests|conference|and|to|the|question|of|disarmament|.|"|The
a04-019-05 ok 172 43 372 1796 1781 123 situation|in|regard|to|Germany|was|reviewed|,|and|there|was|full
a04-019-06 ok 172 45 364 1967 1627 140 agreement|on|the|necessity|of|maintaining|the|rights|and
a04-019-07 ok 172 37 358 2144 1473 118 obligations|of|the|allied|Governments|in|Berlin|.|"
a04-023-00 ok 172 40 383 893 1792 133 Apart|from|their|formal|Admiralty|House|talks|,|followed|by|lunch
a04-023-01 ok 172 47 377 1073 1838 131 given|by|Lady|Dorothy|Macmillan|with|Mrs.|Kennedy|and|other
a04-023-02 ok 172 42 380 1252 1768 136 guests|present|,|Mr.|Kennedy|and|Mr.|Macmillan|met|three|more
a04-023-03 ok 172 44 358 1406 1802 141 times|yesterday|.|In|PARIS|,|Mr.|Dean|Rusk|,|U.S.|Secretary|of
a04-023-04 ok 172 43 347 1608 1760 136 State|,|gave|a|90-minute|briefing|on|the|Vienna|talks|to|the
a04-023-05 err 165 44 344 1795 1662 93 15-nation|Nato|council|.|Some|of|his|listeners|said|he|was
a04-023-06 err 172 51 340 1964 1864 133 "|rather|pessimistic|"|and|talked|of|a|Berlin|crisis|later|this|year|.
a04-027-00 ok 172 46 354 896 1721 114 From|Nato|headquarters|Mr.|Rusk|went|to|see|President|de|Gaulle
a04-027-01 ok 172 53 358 1066 1841 114 and|informed|him|of|the|Vienna|outcome|.|Last|night|Mr.|Rusk|arrived
a04-027-02 ok 172 47 361 1256 1806 116 in|London|in|time|to|join|the|Buckingham|Palace|dinner|and|to
a04-027-03 ok 172 51 329 1419 1888 130 fly|home|with|the|President|.|In|DUESSELDORF|,|Chancellor|Adenauer
a04-027-04 ok 172 57 337 1613 1963 134 said|the|Vienna|talks|"|might|be|the|beginning|of|a|slight|improvement|,|"
a04-027-05 ok 172 52 346 1785 1795 127 but|no|big|changes|should|be|expected|in|the|political|situation|.
a04-031-00 ok 186 30 337 923 1589 99 RELAXED|,|smiling|and|clearly|in|the|best|of
a04-031-01 ok 186 34 334 1102 1644 119 spirits|,|Mr.|Krushchov|yesterday|returned|to
a04-031-02 ok 189 32 331 1274 1800 105 Moscow|after|his|two|days|of|talks|with|President
a04-031-03 ok 188 33 336 1449 1746 118 Kennedy|,|writes|Dennis|Ogden|from|Moscow|.|The
a04-031-04 ok 186 28 337 1646 1653 102 good|beginning|made|at|Vienna|must|be
a04-031-05 ok 186 24 350 1807 1544 115 followed|up|by|new|efforts|for|peace|,|the
a04-031-06 ok 188 33 343 1996 1542 101 Soviet|Communist|Party|newspaper|Pravda
a04-031-07 ok 186 32 348 2182 1725 101 declared|yesterday|.|Events|in|Vienna|"|gave|hope
a04-031-08 ok 188 26 353 2355 1648 121 to|people|of|goodwill|who|hate|the|cold|war|,
a04-031-09 ok 186 28 347 2544 1722 92 and|to|all|who|are|striving|for|a|stable|peace|,|"
a04-035-00 err 186 25 327 886 1556 153 "|Thinking|over|the|results|of|the|Vienna
a04-035-01 ok 186 32 364 1103 1668 104 meeting|,|peace-loving|people|will|say|'|a
a04-035-02 ok 186 40 369 1259 1808 122 good|beginning|.|'|"|Mr.|Krushchov|remained|at|the
a04-035-03 ok 186 41 336 1450 1816 107 airport|to|join|President|Brezhnev|in|welcoming
a04-035-04 ok 186 36 317 1628 1630 102 Dr.|Sukarno|,|President|and|Prime|Minister|of
a04-035-05 ok 182 38 346 1821 1735 84 Indonesia|,|who|arrived|by|Boeing|707|jet|on|a
a04-035-06 ok 186 32 355 1992 1684 111 state|visit|40|minutes|after|Mr.|Khrushchov|had
a04-035-07 ok 186 36 361 2176 1698 102 arrived|from|Vienna|.|A|cheering|,|delighted|crowd
a04-035-08 ok 182 38 351 2355 1809 98 of|Indonesian|students|broke|through|crash|barriers
a04-035-09 ok 186 30 368 2526 1642 94 to|surround|their|President|on|the|tarmac|for
a04-039-00 ok 186 30 364 912 1621 128 In|VIENNA|,|before|flying|off|to|Moscow|,
a04-039-01 ok 186 30 345 1088 1645 110 Mr.|Khrushchov|said|he|hoped|his|weekend
a04-039-02 ok 186 34 330 1280 1652 92 talks|with|President|Kennedy|would|#|help|"|to
a04-039-03 ok 186 38 336 1466 1636 100 establish|an|enduring|peace|between|nations|.|"
a04-039-04 ok 186 33 348 1637 1817 102 Replying|to|a|farewell|speech|from|Austrian|President
a04-039-05 ok 182 37 327 1820 1754 97 Schaerf|,|the|Soviet|Premier|thanked|Austria|for
a04-039-06 ok 186 30 338 1993 1694 98 the|hospitality|and|welcome|he|had|received|.
a04-039-07 ok 182 33 347 2179 1565 89 "|The|Soviet|Union|has|always|striven|and|is
a04-039-08 ok 182 32 345 2365 1618 91 striving|to|safeguard|an|enduring|peace|for
a04-039-09 ok 182 24 353 2540 1660 94 the|peoples|,|to|secure|an|early|solution|of|the
a04-043-00 ok 188 34 367 727 1607 111 MR.|GAITSKELL|today|delivered|a|full-blooded
a04-043-01 ok 186 31 364 918 1658 90 defence|of|the|Polaris|missile|base|.|And|by
a04-043-02 ok 186 32 361 1091 1604 92 implication|he|supported|the|establishment|of
a04-043-03 ok 186 31 360 1271 1649 129 sites|in|Britain|for|the|training|of|German
a04-043-04 ok 186 31 364 1447 1581 90 troops|.|His|main|theme|was|that|nuclear
a04-043-05 ok 186 31 352 1635 1796 89 weapons|were|necessary|to|defend|Britain|,|that
a04-043-06 ok 186 31 337 1808 1739 95 Britain|must|depend|on|Nato|and|"|the|West|"
a04-043-07 ok 186 33 331 2004 1680 79 must|have|nuclear|weapons|so|long|as|the
a04-043-08 ok 186 19 326 2172 866 77 Soviet|Union|has|them|.
a04-047-00 ok 172 20 345 811 1726 163 Addressing|the|annual|congress|of|the|National|Union
a04-047-01 ok 172 22 330 1008 1725 156 of|General|and|Municipal|Workers|,|he|said|he|felt
a04-047-02 ok 172 19 295 1189 1738 130 sure|the|Labour|movement|was|coming|round|in
a04-047-03 ok 172 25 276 1371 1832 142 support|of|his|views|.|Obviously|conscious|of|the|fierce|and
a04-047-04 ok 172 20 291 1552 1760 121 widespread|resentment|over|the|U.S.|Polaris|base|in
a04-047-05 ok 172 24 295 1723 1860 105 Britain|,|Mr.|Gaitskell|said|that|he|even|noticed|that
a04-047-06 ok 172 26 268 1898 1935 177 supporters|of|unilateral|nuclear|disarmament|were|changing
a04-047-07 ok 172 27 286 2077 1736 165 their|tactics|by|switching|most|of|their|emphasis|on
a04-047-08 ok 165 6 299 2267 502 88 to|the|missile|.
a04-050-00 ok 172 21 365 689 1703 173 Mr|Gaitskell|said|that|a|member|of|an|alliance|could
a04-050-01 ok 172 27 305 883 1602 155 not|deny|facilities|to|nations|to|which|it|was
a04-050-02 ok 172 25 314 1067 1802 157 allied|.|But|governments|should|be|free|to|negotiate
a04-050-03 ok 182 22 325 1250 1708 162 and|refuse|proposals|with|which|they|did|not
a04-050-04 ok 172 33 313 1427 1918 181 agree|.|The|Labour|Party|opposed|Thor|missiles|,|because|,
a04-050-05 ok 172 18 291 1615 1822 144 he|said|,|they|were|out|of|date|and|vulnerable|and
a04-050-06 ok 172 10 338 1785 977 179 would|attract|enemy|action|.
a04-054-00 ok 172 26 338 736 1752 143 That|argument|did|not|apply|to|the|Polaris|submarine|.
a04-054-01 ok 172 22 341 903 1660 137 So|long|as|the|Soviet|Union|had|nuclear|weapons|,
a04-054-02 ok 172 21 324 1079 1650 118 the|West|,|somewhere|,|must|have|them|too|.|It
a04-054-03 ok 172 25 330 1256 1640 154 was|far|better|for|a|weapon|used|for|retaliatory
a04-054-04 ok 172 16 322 1453 1710 148 purposes|to|be|under|the|sea|rather|than|on|land|.
a04-054-05 ok 172 35 354 1597 1801 172 This|was|why|the|Labour|Party|did|not|think|it|right
a04-054-06 ok 172 17 314 1795 1090 174 to|oppose|the|Polaris|depot|ship|.
a04-059-00 ok 182 22 340 716 1656 178 The|party|agreed|that|it|was|unwise|to|locate|the|base
a04-059-01 ok 172 24 322 921 1599 143 in|the|Holy|Loch|,|only|30|miles|from|Glasgow|,|a
a04-059-02 ok 172 27 309 1099 1702 156 city|with|two|million|people|.|It|should|be|sited
a04-059-03 ok 172 22 302 1276 1793 96 in|a|more|remote|area|.|Mr.|Gaitskell|added|that
a04-059-04 ok 172 29 296 1436 1748 178 the|Scarborough|conference|decisions|did|not|,|in|his
a04-059-05 ok 172 28 320 1636 1683 150 view|,|truly|reflect|the|opinions|of|the|majority
a04-059-06 err 172 22 326 1811 1617 149 of|party|members|and|still|less|the|party's
a04-059-07 ok 172 10 324 1992 824 163 supporters|in|the|country|.
a04-066-00 ok 203 22 369 672 1523 155 Mr|Gaitskell|added|that|agreement|with|the
a04-066-01 ok 203 20 396 838 1480 174 unilateralists|was|not|possible|,|though
a04-066-02 ok 203 22 386 1043 1712 174 he|respected|their|views|.|He|saw|by|reports
a04-066-03 err 203 19 368 1194 1664 159 that|"|those|who|organise|these|things|"|were
a04-066-04 ok 203 19 384 1400 1826 145 recommending|the|supporters|of|unilateral|nuclear
a04-066-05 ok 203 18 399 1556 1632 172 disarmament|to|shift|the|emphasis|of
a04-066-06 ok 203 28 349 1748 1887 189 their|intervention|away|from|straight|opposition
a04-066-07 err 203 21 394 1910 1808 182 to|the|official|document|on|to|opposition
a04-066-08 ok 203 9 418 2099 777 124 to|the|Polaris|base|.
a04-069-00 ok 203 28 318 764 1690 125 To|Mr.|Macmillan|,|Mr|Gaitskell|said|the
a04-069-01 ok 203 21 341 944 1561 140 Prime|Minister|should|begin|to|take
a04-069-02 ok 203 18 343 1106 1895 175 seriously|the|danger|of|the|spread|of|nuclear
a04-069-03 err 203 28 371 1251 1805 198 weapons|within|the|Nato|alliance|.|"|Let|us|say
a04-069-04 ok 203 19 375 1462 1737 163 to|Macmillan|that|he|should|press|,|I|hope
a04-069-05 ok 203 13 363 1632 1679 183 with|the|agreement|of|Kennedy|,|in
a04-069-06 ok 203 24 352 1805 2074 176 talks|with|the|Soviet|Union|,|for|the|establishment
a04-069-07 ok 203 12 361 1991 1773 186 in|central|Europe|of|a|zone|of|controlled
a04-069-08 err 203 7 345 2186 546 101 disarmament|.|"
a04-072-00 err 190 29 317 791 1758 165 He|thought|,|he|said|,|that|the|Soviet
a04-072-01 ok 190 21 372 997 1534 145 Union|would|be|prepared|to|reach
a04-072-02 ok 191 13 315 1186 1706 147 an|agreement|on|a|zone|of|controlled
a04-072-03 ok 190 19 337 1369 1690 113 disarmament|in|Europe|.|Mr|Gaitskell
a04-072-04 ok 189 19 345 1545 1633 141 concluded|,|declaring|that|the|present
a04-072-05 ok 189 30 361 1727 1693 121 was|the|beginning|of|a|great|period|of
a04-072-06 ok 188 20 343 1882 1610 135 opportunity|for|the|party|.|It|was|a
a04-072-07 ok 188 23 396 2050 1655 150 great|chance|that|should|be|grasped|.
a04-072-08 ok 203 21 373 2203 1365 187 Inter-union|jealousies|prevent|the
a04-072-09 ok 203 23 418 2381 1707 186 fulfilment|of|a|common|policy|for|wages
a04-072-10 ok 203 23 425 2560 1707 182 and|other|major|questions|,|Mr.|Jack|Cooper
a04-081-00 ok 182 34 346 917 1722 85 The|General|Council|of|the|Trades|Union
a04-081-01 ok 182 32 343 1093 1633 114 Congress|should|therefore|consider|the
a04-081-02 ok 182 36 355 1270 1768 122 matter|.|Consideration|should|also|be|given
a04-081-03 ok 172 31 339 1455 1629 121 to|the|regrouping|of|unions|and|the
a04-081-04 ok 182 34 341 1628 1612 88 modification|of|their|structures|to
a04-081-05 ok 172 33 348 1802 1661 138 meet|the|growing|concentration|of
a04-081-06 ok 172 28 355 1989 1519 131 capital|.|Mr.|Cooper|argued|that|a
a04-081-07 ok 172 36 374 2163 1553 95 common|industrial|contribution|was
a04-081-08 ok 172 34 373 2334 1648 140 urgent|-|particularly|in|unions|serving
a04-081-09 ok 172 30 377 2528 1669 132 workers|in|the|same|industry|-|along
a04-085-00 ok 172 26 384 906 1401 127 Suggesting|that|a|total|T.U.C.
a04-085-01 ok 172 41 355 1088 1698 127 membership|of|eight|million|was|a|"|poor
a04-085-02 ok 172 34 362 1266 1707 122 show|"|compared|with|some|countries|,|he
a04-085-03 ok 172 48 377 1449 1860 120 argued|that|the|position|needed|examination|.
a04-085-04 ok 172 36 348 1621 1559 120 BEFORE|President|Kennedy|met|Mr.
a04-085-05 ok 172 38 351 1788 1746 151 Macmillan|yesterday|morning|he|was|given
a04-085-06 ok 172 30 357 1984 1501 84 the|views|of|a|wide|section|of|the
a04-085-07 ok 172 43 350 2152 1636 133 British|people|about|Polaris|submarine
a04-085-08 ok 172 38 358 2334 1565 135 bases|in|this|country|.|An|open|letter
a04-085-09 ok 172 35 368 2527 1714 124 written|by|Earl|Russell|hoping|that|the
a04-089-00 ok 172 39 378 896 1721 123 Earl|Russell|,|President|of|the|Committee
a04-089-01 ok 172 30 344 1085 1670 129 of|100|,|told|Kennedy|that|he|should
a04-089-02 ok 172 31 341 1261 1691 134 take|notice|of|"|that|very|large|and
a04-089-03 ok 172 34 349 1448 1586 126 growing|section|which|is|opposed|to
a04-089-04 ok 172 34 344 1615 1558 116 the|establishment|of|a|Polaris|base|,
a04-089-05 ok 172 31 347 1799 1639 122 whether|at|Holy|Loch|or|elsewhere|on
a04-089-06 ok 172 42 337 1976 1639 128 British|territory|.|"|He|pointed|out|that
a04-089-07 ok 172 26 360 2160 1712 124 already|there|have|been|protests|but
a04-089-08 ok 172 31 350 2335 1641 135 that|"|very|much|larger|protests|are|to
a04-089-09 ok 172 31 342 2518 1501 132 be|expected|and|are|being|planned|.|"
a04-092-00 ok 182 50 366 791 1770 140 There|are|three|kinds|of|reasons|that|justify
a04-092-01 ok 182 41 343 964 1802 136 the|protests|and|these|should|carry|weight|with
a04-092-02 ok 182 45 350 1143 1754 131 the|U.S.|Government|,|Earl|Russell|suggested|.|"|The
a04-092-03 ok 182 43 322 1336 1784 110 first|of|these|reasons|is|the|importance|of|pre-
a04-092-04 ok 182 48 335 1518 1776 115 serving|the|hitherto|cordial|relations|between|the
a04-092-05 ok 182 46 345 1688 1793 127 U.S.|and|Great|Britain|,|not|only|in|Government
a04-092-06 ok 182 48 341 1859 1770 128 circles|,|but|in|public|opinion|.|"|Earl|Russell
a04-092-07 ok 182 39 357 2048 1662 133 says|it|is|inevitable|,|though|profoundly
a04-092-08 ok 182 38 364 2226 1708 131 regrettable|,|that|the|agitation|against
a04-092-09 ok 182 50 363 2405 1908 124 the|Polaris|base|has|generated|some|antagonism
a04-092-10 ok 182 31 377 2577 1588 122 to|the|policy|of|the|United|States|.
a04-096-00 ok 182 38 372 702 1769 105 The|second|reason|is|concerned|with|doubts
a04-096-01 ok 182 43 371 874 1864 142 as|to|the|safety|of|the|people|of|Great|Britain|;
a04-096-02 ok 182 43 347 1076 1752 112 "|in|the|time|of|crisis|it|would|probably|be
a04-096-03 ok 182 44 374 1241 1687 129 impossible|for|the|British|authorities|to
a04-096-04 ok 182 45 366 1431 1799 129 exercise|any|degree|of|control|over|the|action
a04-096-05 ok 182 37 375 1602 1710 125 of|Polaris|submarines|.|"|He|argues|that
a04-096-06 ok 182 43 352 1773 1817 145 there|is|a|distinct|possibility|that|so|long
a04-096-07 ok 182 40 340 1956 1747 96 as|there|is|a|Polaris|base|in|Britain|the
a04-096-08 ok 182 39 367 2136 1631 133 Soviet|Union|might|retaliate|against
a04-096-09 ok 182 16 384 2324 629 91 Britain|alone|.
a04-099-00 ok 182 45 339 728 1838 116 "|Such|retaliation|might|,|and|probably|would|,
a04-099-01 ok 182 39 363 896 1764 126 destroy|the|whole|population|of|Britain|in
a04-099-02 err 182 39 346 1074 1768 132 the|course|of|,|at|the|most|,|an|hour|"|without
a04-099-03 ok 182 48 339 1246 1840 147 provoking|American|retaliation|.|Earl|Russell
a04-099-04 ok 182 45 347 1424 1799 138 believes|:|"|It|is|very|questionable|whether
a04-099-05 ok 182 41 347 1604 1687 125 British|membership|of|Nato|and|British
a04-099-06 ok 182 43 356 1796 1898 115 permission|of|American|bases|on|our|territory
a04-099-07 ok 182 43 358 1971 1829 141 add|anything|to|the|strength|of|America|,
a04-099-08 ok 182 40 368 2151 1749 144 while|,|on|the|contrary|,|they|impose|upon
a04-099-09 ok 182 40 360 2337 1738 110 America|an|onerous|obligation|which|it
a04-099-10 ok 182 38 388 2523 1542 119 may|prove|impossible|to|fulfil|.|"
a04-103-00 ok 182 34 381 701 1692 122 The|third|reason|is|that|the|supreme
a04-103-01 ok 182 34 385 874 1695 111 interest|for|the|whole|world|-|East|and
a04-103-02 ok 182 34 359 1066 1700 95 West|and|uncommitted|nations|-|is|the
a04-103-03 ok 182 39 352 1239 1662 152 prevention|of|nuclear|war|.|"|A|rapidly
a04-103-04 ok 182 40 361 1424 1721 147 growing|body|of|opinion|in|this|country
a04-103-05 ok 182 50 358 1606 1864 98 believes|that|Britain|could|be|more|effective
a04-103-06 ok 182 41 349 1779 1838 150 in|preventing|a|nuclear|war|as|a|neutral
a04-103-07 ok 182 44 328 1966 1863 132 by|helping|to|suggest|agreements|which|could
a04-103-08 ok 182 31 358 2148 1649 118 be|accepted|by|both|East|and|West|.|"
a05-000-00 ok 169 19 356 746 1751 84 THE|next|White|Paper|on|defence|,|to
a05-000-01 ok 171 22 376 936 1664 83 be|published|in|March|,|is|likely|to
a05-000-02 ok 170 19 376 1115 1880 67 contain|a|five-year|plan|for|the|three
a05-000-03 ok 171 27 403 1293 1906 69 Services|.|Its|aim|will|be|to|produce|superbly
a05-000-04 ok 171 20 404 1463 1587 96 equipped|,|all-Regular|forces|of
a05-000-05 ok 168 21 394 1653 1828 64 about|400,000|men|.|The|three|Services
a05-000-06 ok 170 20 396 1822 1659 78 would|be|"|integrated|"|to|a|greater
a05-000-07 ok 172 15 405 2003 1157 66 extent|than|ever|before|.
a05-004-00 ok 189 41 375 801 1748 98 Short|of|wearing|the|same|uniform|,|which|is
a05-004-01 ok 187 34 359 917 1740 106 not|contemplated|,|the|Navy|,|Army|and|Royal
a05-004-02 ok 187 41 352 1051 1915 104 Air|Force|would|become|,|for|practical|purposes|,
a05-004-03 ok 187 33 343 1166 1693 108 a|single|defence|force|.|There|would|be
a05-004-04 ok 183 42 329 1300 1894 118 complete|co-operation|at|all|levels|in|training
a05-004-05 ok 184 38 331 1427 1925 99 and|operations|.|This|would|apply|also|in|the
a05-004-06 ok 183 36 328 1569 1941 69 command|structure|and|central|administrative
a05-004-07 err 184 47 333 1684 2029 128 organisation|.|Mr.|Watkinson|,|Minister|of|Defence|,
a05-004-08 ok 184 37 340 1832 2073 127 has|been|working|on|the|plan|for|some|months|,
a05-004-09 err 182 34 336 1975 1523 124 with|the|Prime|Minister's|approval|.
a05-009-00 ok 188 36 361 729 1688 107 He|has|had|numerous|meetings|with|the|Service
a05-009-01 ok 188 34 341 910 1678 66 Ministers|.|He|has|also|had|talks|with|the|Earl
a05-009-02 ok 188 40 317 1081 1627 108 of|Home|,|Foreign|Secretary|,|and|with|other
a05-009-03 ok 189 36 321 1265 1721 105 Ministers|concerned|with|overseas|aspects
a05-009-04 ok 189 32 321 1435 1716 114 of|defence|policy|.|Details|of|the|scheme
a05-009-05 ok 187 31 319 1625 1709 108 are|now|being|worked|out|by|the|Chiefs
a05-009-06 ok 186 30 313 1789 1679 123 of|Staff|,|a|process|that|may|take|four
a05-009-07 ok 188 13 335 1969 680 99 or|five|months|.
a05-013-00 err 176 19 363 757 1600 73 The|scheme|will|be|subject|to|Cabinet
a05-013-01 ok 176 26 366 938 1713 64 approval|.|Mr.|Watkinson|remains|con-
a05-013-02 ok 175 25 358 1119 1679 77 vinced|that|the|policy|initiated|in
a05-013-03 err 176 23 364 1296 1831 85 1957|,|in|Mr.|Sandys's|time|as|Minister
a05-013-04 err 175 25 360 1470 1807 81 of|Defence|,|is|still|correct|.|This|was|to
a05-013-05 ok 173 22 367 1649 1803 72 return|to|the|tradition|of|all-Regular
a05-013-06 ok 172 25 370 1833 1865 72 voluntary|forces|,|with|the|last|National
a05-013-07 ok 176 21 386 2010 1881 77 Serviceman|out|of|uniform|by|the|end
a05-013-08 ok 171 7 393 2189 375 66 of|1962|.
a05-017-00 ok 179 13 361 742 1846 63 The|Minister|regards|the|recent|trend
a05-017-01 ok 176 25 366 910 1725 86 of|recruiting|figures|as|encouraging|.
a05-017-02 ok 179 22 371 1098 1916 61 He|is|confident|the|aim|can|be|achieved|.
a05-017-03 ok 175 24 388 1278 1906 68 While|the|possibility|of|an|eventual|return
a05-017-04 ok 176 20 393 1456 1567 60 to|National|Service|in|some|form
a05-017-05 ok 173 20 379 1640 1745 67 cannot|be|entirely|discounted|,|he|does
a05-017-06 ok 173 18 403 1814 1867 68 not|agree|that|the|point|has|been|reached
a05-017-07 err 175 20 386 1998 1776 56 where|this|need|even|be|considered|.|If
a05-017-08 ok 172 25 392 2177 1570 72 National|Service|is|ever|resorted|to|,
a05-017-09 ok 173 22 382 2346 1887 73 engagement|would|probably|have|to|be|for
a05-017-10 ok 173 4 385 2554 465 51 three|years|.
a05-022-00 ok 174 24 404 717 1717 64 It|is|thought|this|would|be|the|minimum
a05-022-01 ok 177 20 409 889 1877 79 necessary|for|the|extended|training|modern
a05-022-02 ok 176 20 398 1086 1811 55 arms|require|and|to|enable|each|man|to
a05-022-03 ok 176 22 384 1253 1778 71 serve|at|least|a|year|overseas|.|There|is
a05-022-04 ok 174 23 386 1434 1877 74 no|truth|in|suggestions|that|Mr.|Watkinson
a05-022-05 ok 174 25 377 1611 1853 64 is|at|odds|with|the|Service|chiefs|over
a05-022-06 ok 177 24 377 1797 1815 58 the|decision|to|dispense|with|National
a05-022-07 ok 176 20 386 1966 1618 86 Service|,|or|over|any|other|aspect|of
a05-022-08 ok 176 9 388 2158 671 63 defence|policy|.
a05-025-00 ok 174 22 372 781 1733 61 Criticisms|about|Army|manpower|appear
a05-025-01 ok 176 19 388 947 1871 82 to|have|come|mainly|from|retired|officers
a05-025-02 err 173 25 377 1135 1827 63 who|have|held|high|positions|but
a05-025-03 ok 175 29 386 1305 1903 71 are|out|of|touch|with|the|existing|situation|.
a05-025-04 ok 174 26 374 1492 1883 69 Mr.|Watkinson|has|had|the|utmost|support
a05-025-05 ok 174 27 380 1658 1869 95 from|the|C.I.G.S.|,|Field-Marshal|Sir
a05-025-06 ok 174 27 329 1854 1864 70 Francis|Festing|,|who|believes|completely
a05-025-07 ok 172 25 365 2014 1933 80 in|the|principle|of|an|all-Regular|army|.
a05-025-08 ok 173 25 370 2204 1914 80 Gen.|Sir|Richard|Hull|,|who|is|to|succeed
a05-025-09 ok 172 27 373 2386 1735 87 Sir|Francis|,|is|equally|convinced|Mr.
a05-025-10 ok 170 13 381 2573 798 57 Watkinson|is|right|.
a05-029-00 ok 177 29 387 742 1791 82 Sir|Francis|is|to|hand|over|to|Sir|Richard
a05-029-01 ok 177 19 373 931 1814 82 as|from|Nov.|1|.|The|hand-over|,|due|in
a05-029-02 ok 180 17 379 1117 1712 75 September|,|was|delayed|because|of|the
a05-029-03 ok 176 30 325 1292 1943 70 Berlin|crisis|.|Mr.|Watkinson|and|his|advisers
a05-029-04 ok 178 18 343 1479 1777 67 felt|the|change|would|be|unwise|at|a
a05-029-05 ok 176 15 347 1657 1761 59 moment|#|when|attention|had|to|be
a05-029-06 ok 176 22 365 1833 1891 66 concentrated|on|possible|need|for|important
a05-029-07 ok 176 23 370 1991 1685 99 military|operations|.|For|this|reason|Sir
a05-029-08 ok 172 25 310 2175 1791 76 Francis|stayed|on|,|and|#|sacrificed
a05-029-09 ok 171 7 349 2374 420 48 his|leave|.
a05-039-00 err 178 22 380 840 1783 82 There|was|a|computed|8.4|per|cent.|swing
a05-039-01 ok 177 31 383 1029 1916 83 towards|the|Nationalist|party|of|Dr.|Verwoerd|,
a05-039-02 ok 177 23 372 1209 1772 63 the|Prime|Minister|.|This|implies|the|dis-
a05-039-03 ok 177 20 369 1378 1833 83 appearance|of|the|Progressive|party|from
a05-039-04 err 179 19 366 1567 1840 81 the|House|.|Early|results|in|yesterday's
a05-039-05 ok 178 23 354 1746 1828 68 general|election|showed|Nationalists|being
a05-039-06 ok 175 25 345 1922 1882 77 returned|in|their|strongholds|,|like|Bloem-
a05-039-07 ok 175 27 350 2097 1756 80 fontein|and|the|Transvaal|,|with|slightly
a05-039-08 ok 176 22 348 2276 1898 89 increased|majorities|.|In|the|Cape|,|the
a05-039-09 err 174 25 363 2461 1856 80 veteran|United|Party|politician|,|Mr.|Harry
a05-039-10 ok 174 23 376 2637 1813 80 Lawrence|,|standing|as|a|Progressive|,|was
a05-044-00 ok 180 13 380 753 1494 62 The|defeat|of|the|leader|of|the
a05-044-01 ok 179 23 317 917 1748 89 Progressive|party|,|Dr.|Steytler|,|in|Port
a05-044-02 ok 181 22 357 1108 1755 73 Elizabeth|South|,|announced|immediately
a05-044-03 ok 181 20 343 1289 1802 84 afterwards|by|the|United|party|candidate|,
a05-044-04 ok 177 23 343 1459 1890 78 Mr.|Plewman|,|left|the|Progressives|deprived
a05-044-05 err 175 26 334 1636 1970 70 of|both|their|chief|figures|.|Dr.|Verwoerd|and
a05-044-06 ok 176 18 343 1819 1744 90 the|Leader|of|the|Opposition|,|Sir|de
a05-044-07 ok 174 31 340 2000 2046 78 Villiers|Graaff|,|have|been|returned|unopposed|.
a05-044-08 ok 173 16 348 2173 1748 65 The|contests|were|for|86|seats|as|70
a05-044-09 ok 174 24 355 2360 1866 78 Nationalists|and|20|United|party|candi-
a05-044-10 ok 172 9 354 2546 894 55 dates|are|unopposed|.
a05-048-00 ok 175 24 365 802 1778 72 Long|before|polling|closed|at|8|p.m.|it|was
a05-048-01 ok 180 15 371 992 1537 55 evident|that|voters|were|bored|by|the
a05-048-02 ok 177 23 364 1160 1902 63 Government's|frequent|appeals|to|the|electorate|.
a05-048-03 ok 177 18 354 1336 1816 67 The|election|was|the|fourth|in|four|years|.
a05-048-04 ok 173 22 353 1522 1726 65 In|most|constituencies|it|may|go|down|as
a05-048-05 ok 175 23 344 1691 1776 80 the|most|apathetic|in|the|country's|history|.
a05-048-06 ok 173 24 336 1872 1884 60 THE|Prime|Minister|disclosed|in|the|Commons
a05-048-07 ok 173 24 355 2062 1733 57 last|night|that|he|had|considered|early
a05-048-08 ok 175 18 355 2234 1822 74 in|the|Parliamentary|recess|whether|to
a05-048-09 ok 173 20 350 2415 1675 69 mobilise|reserves|necessary|to|bring|the
a05-048-10 ok 170 28 316 2584 1904 78 British|Army|of|the|Rhine|on|to|a|war|footing|.
a05-053-00 ok 179 20 422 760 1768 74 He|decided|that|it|would|be|a|great|error
a05-053-01 err 178 19 412 932 1623 66 to|do|so|and|to|recall|Parliament|.|But
a05-053-02 ok 179 27 380 1118 1768 75 there|would|be|no|hesitation|in|mobilising
a05-053-03 ok 177 23 371 1293 1792 77 if|a|further|deterioration|in|the|situation
a05-053-04 ok 175 25 383 1480 1848 60 warranted|such|a|step|.|It|would|have|to|be
a05-053-05 ok 173 25 374 1655 1943 80 accompanied|by|other|measures|of|a|military|,
a05-053-06 ok 176 31 380 1831 1918 84 economic|and|political|kind|.|Mr.|Macmillan|,
a05-053-07 ok 176 23 381 2006 1751 71 who|was|winding|up|the|foreign|affairs
a05-053-08 ok 177 20 379 2200 1783 68 debate|,|said|the|Government|could|not
a05-053-09 ok 177 19 410 2371 1590 69 be|party|to|accepting|as|a|matter|of
a05-053-10 ok 177 28 399 2553 1836 66 principle|the|imposed|division|of|Germany|.
a05-058-00 ok 181 21 370 733 1653 92 "|We|must|not|be|rattled|into|surrender|,
a05-058-01 ok 182 18 402 937 1748 55 but|we|must|not|-|and|I|am|not|-|be
a05-058-02 ok 183 23 403 1096 1652 92 afraid|of|negotiation|.|"|Mr.|Godber|,
a05-058-03 ok 183 26 386 1284 1783 80 Minister|of|State|,|Foreign|Office|,|said
a05-058-04 ok 184 16 390 1471 1839 57 earlier|that|the|Government|had|asked
a05-058-05 ok 181 23 379 1643 1847 60 the|Medical|Research|Council|to|reassess
a05-058-06 ok 181 25 378 1811 1861 86 the|fall-out|position|in|view|of|the|Russian
a05-058-07 ok 183 22 370 1997 1827 75 tests|.|The|Council's|findings|would|be
a05-058-08 ok 180 9 386 2194 581 50 made|public|.
a05-062-00 ok 176 28 372 725 1947 86 With|a|vigour|and|authority|which|delighted
a05-062-01 err 178 22 376 900 1821 86 old|Parliamentary|friends|and|foes|alike|,
a05-062-02 ok 176 23 377 1086 1866 76 the|Earl|of|Avon|,|the|former|Sir|Anthony
a05-062-03 err 179 20 395 1271 1850 59 Eden|,|in|his|maiden|speech|in|the|House
a05-062-04 err 174 21 397 1338 1749 188 of|Lords|last|night|,|gave|a|warning
a05-062-05 ok 169 17 400 1621 1783 83 that|#|appeasement|over|Berlin|could
a05-062-06 ok 169 19 399 1802 1811 79 only|lead|to|war|.|To|stand|firm|,|he
a05-062-07 err 170 23 406 1984 1755 78 declared|,|was|not|to|invite|war|,|but
a05-062-08 ok 167 15 406 2161 1207 76 the|surest|way|to|avert|it|.
a05-069-00 ok 173 16 383 756 1617 61 It|was|the|end|of|a|rather|curious
a05-069-01 ok 173 24 359 946 1792 65 speech|in|which|Mr.|Macmillan|wound|up
a05-069-02 ok 174 20 346 1118 1753 70 the|two-day|debate|on|foreign|affairs|.
a05-069-03 ok 175 20 358 1306 1851 67 He|began|in|a|low|,|almost|chatty|mono-
a05-069-04 ok 177 18 356 1478 1693 81 tone|,|and|his|voice|never|rose|to|any
a05-069-05 ok 175 22 361 1650 1800 79 accent|of|urgency|.|He|passed|in|rapid
a05-069-06 err 175 25 359 1830 1692 83 review|the|United|Nations|Secretariat|;
a05-069-07 ok 175 22 361 2003 1893 81 nuclear|tests|;|the|canard|about|British
a05-069-08 ok 176 20 359 2178 1756 77 interference|with|the|United|Nations
a05-069-09 ok 173 26 374 2363 1928 88 in|the|Congo|;|Kuwait|;|and|South-East
a05-069-10 ok 174 4 382 2555 178 56 Asia|.
a05-073-00 ok 176 20 360 746 1744 75 He|spent|most|of|his|short|half-hour|on
a05-073-01 ok 176 22 329 938 1799 81 Berlin|.|He|deplored|the|possibility|of
a05-073-02 ok 178 21 331 1107 1900 89 some|"|new|myth|"|about|betrayal|of|Germany
a05-073-03 err 176 26 343 1288 1916 86 by|the|Allies|.|"|We|do|not|,|"|he|said|,|"|really
a05-073-04 ok 176 22 338 1462 1857 76 know|what|the|Russians|want|.|"|But|he|was
a05-073-05 ok 174 21 339 1647 1775 71 certain|that|they|wanted|to|establish|a
a05-073-06 ok 177 30 342 1826 1814 76 final|and|irrevocable|division|of|Germany|.
a05-073-07 ok 175 24 325 2005 1921 68 Britain|could|not|be|a|party|to|an|imposed
a05-073-08 ok 175 27 344 2183 1892 90 division|.|But|negotiation|,|as|the|debate|had
a05-073-09 ok 176 21 340 2376 1783 69 shown|,|could|be|undertaken|on|a|variety
a05-073-10 err 178 5 352 2529 414 66 of|bases|.
a05-080-00 ok 179 28 360 748 1902 71 Mr.|Macmillan|explained|that|he|had|deliber-
a05-080-01 ok 184 18 365 932 1764 78 ately|refrained|during|the|summer|from
a05-080-02 ok 183 26 343 1113 1852 79 recalling|Parliament|or|ordering|mobilisation
a05-080-03 ok 182 23 352 1305 1571 71 by|proclamation|,|such|as|would|be
a05-080-04 err 179 25 348 1460 1832 91 necessary|to|bring|the|British|Army|of|the|Rhine
a05-080-05 ok 175 21 352 1648 1570 74 on|to|a|fully|active|footing|.|That
a05-080-06 ok 179 22 354 1839 1830 67 would|have|created|a|thoroughly|unde-
a05-080-07 ok 178 22 353 2006 1894 74 sirable|atmosphere|of|panic|.|He|thought
a05-080-08 ok 176 16 371 2188 1625 59 that|the|situation|was|rather|more
a05-080-09 ok 174 5 387 2376 314 58 hopeful|.
a05-084-00 ok 182 21 340 750 1915 73 The|Russians|now|realised|its|seriousness|.|The
a05-084-01 ok 184 17 316 946 1905 59 French|doubts|were|more|about|procedure
a05-084-02 ok 184 21 337 1108 1918 75 than|about|substance|.|The|Prime|Minister's
a05-084-03 ok 182 20 336 1299 1897 70 attitude|of|studied|calm|brought|down|the
a05-084-04 ok 184 16 343 1483 1820 70 temperature|of|the|debate|,|which|never
a05-084-05 ok 179 20 349 1665 1729 77 at|any|time|rose|to|fever|pitch|,|to|a
a05-084-06 ok 181 19 348 1831 1642 77 remarkable|degree|of|sub-normality|.
a05-084-07 ok 180 24 294 2007 1918 85 Throughout|Mr.|Macmillan's|speech|the|Earl
a05-084-08 ok 179 26 334 2194 1864 79 of|Home|,|Foreign|Secretary|,|was|listening
a05-084-09 ok 178 12 349 2370 1096 76 in|the|Peers'|Gallery|.
a05-089-00 ok 186 15 366 759 1681 71 The|early|speakers|in|the|debate|each
a05-089-01 ok 185 20 382 936 1853 70 severely|rated|the|speech|of|his|predecessor|.
a05-089-02 ok 183 23 352 1119 1847 76 These|strictures|were|all|too|well|justified|.
a05-089-03 ok 183 27 366 1288 1794 77 We|started|with|the|plaintive|wailings
a05-089-04 ok 183 23 359 1464 1908 110 of|Mr.|Healey|,|"|Shadow|"|Foreign|Secretary|,
a05-089-05 ok 181 20 354 1651 1701 71 described|by|Mr.|Godber|,|Minister|of
a05-089-06 ok 180 24 362 1829 1815 82 State|,|Foreign|Office|,|as|"|pedantic|and
a05-089-07 ok 183 21 362 2000 1834 89 obscure|on|Berlin|,|damaging|and|obscure
a05-089-08 err 181 19 368 2179 1902 80 on|the|Congo|.|"|In|turn|,|Mr.|Godber|was
a05-089-09 ok 180 20 380 2372 1876 66 censured|by|Mr.|Shinwell|,|former|Labour
a05-089-10 ok 182 18 362 2542 1929 85 Defence|Minister|,|for|having|read|the
a05-094-00 ok 185 17 355 806 1724 63 The|trouble|about|such|debates|is|that
a05-094-01 ok 185 20 368 987 1865 73 they|range|too|widely|.|They|remind|one|of
a05-094-02 ok 184 26 361 1156 2074 87 the|Rugby|match|in|"|Tom|Brown's|Schooldays|,|"
a05-094-03 ok 184 19 340 1353 1751 62 in|which|all|the|boys|were|welcome|to
a05-094-04 ok 183 19 342 1525 1889 80 take|part|,|and|only|those|who|"|really|meant
a05-094-05 ok 181 22 357 1698 1880 64 business|"|removed|their|jackets|.|Not|many
a05-094-06 ok 181 27 382 1880 1767 64 metaphorical|braces|were|visible|in|the
a05-094-07 err 182 22 366 2055 1681 80 early|stages|of|to-night's|debate|.|Mr.
a05-094-08 ok 182 25 363 2218 2007 100 Healey|had|another|tilt|at|the|Prime|Minister's
a05-094-09 ok 182 20 357 2413 1736 84 golf-course|Press|conference|,|which|he
a05-094-10 ok 181 22 348 2596 1832 76 described|as|"|a|display|of|flabby|and
a05-099-00 ok 187 21 352 750 1852 75 A|reference|to|the|reunification|of|Germany
a05-099-01 ok 188 21 354 920 1908 83 brought|a|bark|of|"|Start|another|war|!|"
a05-099-02 ok 185 29 365 1096 2071 92 from|Mr.|Ellis|Smith|(|Lab.|,|Stoke|on|Trent|S.|)|.
a05-099-03 ok 187 17 349 1295 1888 89 Then|Mr.|Healey|launched|out|on|his|pet
a05-099-04 ok 187 24 358 1467 1969 70 theme|of|limitation|of|armaments|in|Europe|.
a05-099-05 ok 183 26 351 1651 1750 73 This|could|,|he|suggested|,|be|linked|with
a05-099-06 ok 183 26 370 1826 1729 71 prohibition|of|the|production|of|atomic
a05-099-07 ok 182 25 362 2006 1849 72 weapons|in|any|part|of|Europe|.|Inspection
a05-099-08 ok 183 16 369 2175 1662 72 and|control|would|be|much|easier|to
a05-099-09 err 179 16 353 2364 1262 63 establish|in|these|territories|.
a05-104-00 ok 187 14 350 737 1902 85 Mr.|Healey|denounced|the|Government|for
a05-104-01 ok 187 19 363 933 1707 67 using|double|standards|.|Ministers|had
a05-104-02 ok 188 21 361 1118 1817 62 rebuked|the|unaligned|nations|for|not
a05-104-03 err 188 17 363 1275 1769 104 condemning|the|new|Russian|tests|,|but
a05-104-04 ok 185 18 349 1463 1816 77 they|themselves|had|no|condemnation|for
a05-104-05 ok 180 23 368 1652 1823 67 events|in|Angola|or|Algeria|.|It|was|not|for
a05-104-06 ok 181 19 359 1831 1755 75 the|Government|,|said|Mr.|Healey|,|to
a05-104-07 ok 178 22 354 2011 1853 78 take|up|moral|attitudes|,|"|especially|when
a05-104-08 ok 181 19 360 2180 1687 81 the|temple|of|their|religion|is|the
a05-104-09 ok 179 11 369 2368 709 75 bingo-parlour|.|"
a05-108-00 ok 185 21 349 753 1805 79 This|puzzled|such|students|of|comparative
a05-108-01 ok 185 20 350 928 1813 94 religion|as|had|failed|to|detect|this|cult|.
a05-108-02 ok 185 19 320 1118 1674 80 But|Mr.|Healey|had|a|partial|and
a05-108-03 ok 184 20 344 1289 1747 71 limited|success|.|He|rallied|behind|him
a05-108-04 err 183 26 339 1473 1908 79 the|Left-wing|opinion|so|coolly|snubbed|last
a05-108-05 ok 182 23 340 1649 1851 83 night|by|his|leader|,|Mr.|Gaitskell|.|Mr.
a05-108-06 ok 182 22 353 1824 1869 81 Godber's|performance|merited|all|the|mild
a05-108-07 ok 182 22 369 2007 1763 71 scorn|heaped|on|it|by|Mr.|Shinwell|.
a05-113-00 ok 184 20 330 752 1792 77 True|,|he|did|tell|the|House|that|the
a05-113-01 ok 186 22 344 934 1921 58 Government|had|asked|the|Medical|Research
a05-113-02 ok 186 22 347 1115 1889 71 Council|to|reassess|the|fall-out|position|in
a05-113-03 err 185 23 361 1294 1869 83 view|of|the|Russian|tests|,|and|said|that
a05-113-04 ok 184 28 362 1477 1951 72 the|council's|findings|would|be|published|.
a05-113-05 ok 182 21 370 1653 1818 68 He|was|not|so|happy|in|his|defence|of
a05-113-06 ok 185 17 360 1831 1730 61 the|Government's|failure|to|condemn
a05-113-07 ok 184 16 317 2013 1782 60 France|for|her|nuclear|tests|in|the
a05-113-08 ok 185 13 381 2194 1827 67 Sahara|on|the|grounds|that|they|were
a05-113-09 ok 184 8 384 2382 847 65 only|little|ones|.
a05-116-00 ok 185 21 336 933 1832 61 This|was|too|reminiscent|of|the|nursemaid
a05-116-01 ok 188 21 346 1111 1810 78 and|her|illegitimate|baby|.|For|the|most
a05-116-02 ok 186 18 334 1286 1682 87 part|,|Mr.|Godber|muttered|his|way
a05-116-03 ok 186 25 333 1460 1793 90 through|a|cliche-ridden|Foreign|Office
a05-116-04 ok 186 18 331 1647 1918 72 brief|.|He|resembles|the|elephant|seal|,|an
a05-116-05 ok 182 18 316 1825 1811 68 #|otherwise|endearing|creature|whose
a05-116-06 ok 180 27 328 2009 1913 79 articulation|is|limited|,|we|are|told|,|to|a
a05-116-07 ok 183 25 345 2185 1888 82 series|of|heavy|sighs|.|Sir|Lynn|Ungoed-
a05-116-08 err 181 22 326 2354 1975 87 Thomas|,|M.P.|for|Leicester|N.E.|,|a|former
a05-116-09 err 183 35 365 2540 2002 50 Labour|Solicitor-General|,|and|Mrs.|Barbara
a05-121-00 err 172 21 352 747 1880 91 It|was|signed|by|60|Labour|M.P.s|,|many
a05-121-01 ok 172 19 358 926 1896 93 of|them|Left-wing|#|sympathisers|.
a05-121-02 ok 173 22 307 1112 1922 77 It|condemned|"|the|pollution|of|the|world's
a05-121-03 ok 175 21 339 1282 1826 75 atmosphere|as|a|crime|against|humanity|.|"
a05-121-04 ok 175 16 353 1465 1862 77 A|personal|letter|of|protest|against|the
a05-121-05 ok 174 19 351 1645 1838 85 tests|from|Canon|Collins|,|chairman
a05-121-06 ok 174 14 351 1813 1568 88 of|the|Campaign|for|Nuclear
a05-121-07 ok 174 15 265 1995 1679 73 Disarmament|,|addressed|to|Mr.
a05-121-08 ok 171 16 312 2191 1941 78 #|Khruschev|,|was|also|taken|to|the
a05-121-09 ok 177 7 326 2356 970 90 Russian|Embassy|.
a05-125-00 ok 169 27 352 736 1926 95 A|POLITICAL|CORRESPONDENT|writes|:|Ban-the-
a05-125-01 ok 171 14 349 947 1840 72 bomb|demonstrators|thronged|the|Central
a05-125-02 ok 171 17 363 1112 1722 88 Lobby|of|the|House|of|Commons|last
a05-125-03 ok 170 19 363 1306 1677 77 night|and|formed|a|queue|stretching
a05-125-04 ok 172 15 379 1486 1793 75 for|more|than|200|yards|outside
a05-125-05 ok 166 22 395 1651 1714 75 in|Old|Palace|Yard|.|About|2,000
a05-125-06 ok 167 19 388 1846 1799 55 lobbied|M.P.s|and|harangued|them
a05-125-07 ok 173 7 407 2020 812 58 on|disarmament|.
a06-000-00 ok 187 23 366 680 1719 180 MR|SELWYN|LLOYD|may|speed|up|his|plans
a06-000-01 ok 186 24 374 880 1792 140 to|catch|speculators|in|shares|and|property|.
a06-000-02 ok 187 23 358 1023 1779 193 The|first|hint|of|the|Chancellor|bowing|to
a06-000-03 ok 188 32 356 1232 1701 168 public|opinion|over|his|"|July|Budget|"|came
a06-000-04 ok 185 23 380 1410 1785 162 dramatically|in|the|Commons|yesterday|.|Mr
a06-000-05 ok 187 25 375 1577 1874 172 Lloyd|said|on|#|Tuesday|that|he|proposed
a06-000-06 ok 186 22 367 1760 1855 166 to|deal|in|his|next|regular|Budget|with
a06-000-07 ok 185 22 356 1929 1357 159 some|profits|which|now|escape|tax|.
a06-004-00 ok 184 19 359 687 1614 161 Sir|Edward|Boyle|,|Financial|Secretary
a06-004-01 ok 187 19 357 876 1682 149 to|the|Treasury|,|said|yesterday|that|the
a06-004-02 ok 185 33 360 1048 1765 149 Government|does|not|like|retrospective|legislation|.
a06-004-03 ok 187 18 295 1219 1718 150 He|went|on|to|describe|the|kind|of
a06-004-04 ok 186 21 303 1416 1683 126 people|the|Chancellor|hopes|to|tax|.|These
a06-004-05 ok 183 28 327 1598 1678 136 are|people|buying|and|selling|shares|within
a06-004-06 ok 183 31 359 1778 1888 138 a|short|period|,|those|"|stagging|"|on|a|new|issue
a06-004-07 ok 185 20 341 1941 1772 153 and|property|dealers|who|form|a|chain|of
a06-004-08 ok 183 28 351 2139 1765 149 companies|and|put|one|property|deal|through
a06-004-09 ok 179 2 343 2322 157 85 each|.
a06-008-00 err 182 39 352 745 1817 115 Mr.|Harold|Wilson|,|Shadow|Chancellor|,|jumped|up|to
a06-008-01 ok 182 24 337 922 1782 130 offer|the|Government|an|easy|passage|for|such
a06-008-02 ok 183 44 313 1102 1896 128 legislation|.|"|Why|don't|you|make|proposals|to|legislate
a06-008-03 err 182 38 314 1281 1882 86 in|the|autumn|?|"|Mr.|Wilson|asked|.|"|We|wouldn't|call
a06-008-04 ok 182 35 313 1459 1750 117 it|an|Autumn|Budget|.|You|can|call|it|a|Taxation
a06-008-05 ok 182 40 306 1624 1834 127 Management|Bill|,|if|you|like|.|"|While|Mr.|Wilson
a06-008-06 ok 182 34 304 1817 1800 132 was|speaking|,|the|Prime|Minister|and|Mr.|Lloyd
a06-008-07 ok 182 21 296 1982 1183 115 had|a|whispered|conversation|.
a06-014-00 ok 163 28 348 704 1862 109 They|nodded|at|each|other|and|Sir|Edward
a06-014-01 ok 163 29 327 882 1832 157 rose|to|say|that|the|Chancellor|would|bear
a06-014-02 err 163 38 342 1029 1868 205 Mr.|Wilson's|offer|in|mind|.|Guy|Eden|writes|:
a06-014-03 ok 160 32 313 1235 1835 167 Treasury|experts|are|already|working|on
a06-014-04 ok 163 34 333 1417 1894 138 the|scheme|.|Profits|of|genuine|investors
a06-014-05 ok 160 37 322 1589 1929 159 in|industry|will|not|be|affected|,|but|only
a06-014-06 ok 160 33 319 1775 1717 162 quick|in-and-out|speculator|deals|.
a06-014-07 ok 160 34 354 1944 1809 144 FRANK|FOULKES|,|Communist|president
a06-014-08 ok 160 25 322 2148 1555 134 of|the|ETU|,|refused|yesterday|to
a06-014-09 ok 160 30 336 2309 1621 121 "|commit|suicide|"|at|the|TUC's
a06-014-10 ok 156 14 349 2476 529 117 invitation|.
a06-020-00 ok 182 57 380 765 1723 76 He|was|announcing|his|executive's|rejection|of|the|ultimatum|to|the
a06-020-01 ok 182 48 385 942 1803 85 ETU.|In|reply|to|the|call|for|his|resignation|he|said|:|"|Our|rules
a06-020-02 ok 182 50 396 1122 1755 87 say|that|if|an|official|resigns|he|is|not|allowed|to|run|again
a06-020-03 ok 182 45 375 1291 1897 96 for|three|years|.|"|I|have|only|2|1/2|years|to|go|before|I|retire|,
a06-020-04 ok 182 43 376 1475 1863 92 so|this|is|an|invitation|from|my|good|friends|of|the|TUC|that
a06-020-05 ok 179 23 370 1643 963 62 I|should|commit|hara-kiri|.
a06-025-00 ok 176 28 335 735 1790 123 The|other|TUC|demands|:|Five|leading
a06-025-01 ok 176 31 349 914 1842 91 Communists|must|not|hold|office|for|five
a06-025-02 ok 176 32 378 1096 1800 91 years|;|Sub-committees|set|up|to|strip
a06-025-03 ok 176 35 358 1271 1919 104 secretary|John|Byrne|of|his|powers|must
a06-025-04 ok 176 26 374 1449 1842 83 disband|in|ten|days|.|These|the|ETU
a06-025-05 ok 176 38 375 1633 1992 111 executive|rejected|as|"|wholly|unacceptable|"
a06-025-06 ok 172 34 384 1790 1849 100 and|"|unwarranted|"|interference|.|"|But|it
a06-025-07 ok 172 30 370 1983 1957 99 agreed|to|postpone|operation|of|the|sub-
a06-025-08 ok 169 11 376 2179 476 58 committees|.
a06-036-00 ok 156 32 376 662 1631 174 The|small|rocket|craft|,|for|destroying|big
a06-036-01 ok 154 30 358 844 1716 178 ships|,|are|controlled|automatically|,|even
a06-036-02 ok 154 29 348 1009 1700 165 to|the|preparations|for|launching|their
a06-036-03 ok 154 33 343 1192 1873 176 rockets|.|Applauding|on|the|river|banks|at
a06-036-04 ok 154 32 338 1372 1882 164 Leningrad|were|thousands|now|told|that|in
a06-036-05 ok 152 39 328 1549 2002 183 20|years|they|will|have|free|food|,|housing|,|light|,
a06-036-06 ok 152 32 328 1714 1890 155 heat|,|transport|and|medical|treatment|-|all
a06-036-07 ok 152 27 300 1896 1802 165 for|a|working|week|of|34|to|36|hours|.
a06-039-00 ok 191 27 368 869 1641 144 "|The|whole|naval|might|of|the|Soviet
a06-039-01 ok 188 37 363 1065 1753 127 Union|can|be|seen|here|-|a|truly|inspiring
a06-039-02 ok 188 39 384 1233 1825 127 and|proud|sight|,|"|said|Moscow|radio's
a06-039-03 ok 186 29 372 1427 1825 139 commentator|.|The|parade|was|reviewed|by
a06-039-04 ok 183 36 349 1595 1873 147 Marshal|Andrei|Grechko|,|commanding|the
a06-039-05 ok 185 24 368 1772 1780 127 forces|of|the|Warsaw|Pact|countries|-
a06-039-06 err 184 40 361 1958 1794 92 the|Communist|"|Nato|.|"|He|said|rocket-
a06-039-07 ok 183 31 356 2135 1833 141 carrying|atomic|submarines|now|formed
a06-039-08 err 176 21 351 2326 1472 137 the|basis|of|the|Soviet|Navy|.|MR.
a06-039-09 ok 176 26 370 2505 1602 82 MACMILLAN'S|announcement|in|the
a06-039-10 err 180 17 375 2673 1425 123 Commons|of|his|momentous
a06-044-00 err 162 43 348 743 1876 132 Mr.|Anthony|Fell|(|Yarmouth|)|called|the|decision|"|shocking|"
a06-044-01 ok 165 40 333 932 1910 126 and|added|:|"|It|is|the|most|disastrous|thing|any|Prime
a06-044-02 ok 162 31 371 1109 1711 146 Minister|has|done|for|many|,|many|generations|.|"|He
a06-044-03 ok 165 39 363 1294 1893 93 concluded|:|"|The|best|service|the|Prime|Minister|can|do
a06-044-04 ok 165 34 347 1473 1930 137 would|be|to|resign|.|"|The|outburst|shocked|MPs|of
a06-044-05 ok 162 45 360 1648 1847 154 all|parties|.|Even|close|friends|were|signalling|Mr.|Fell
a06-044-06 ok 162 6 389 1828 278 121 to|stop|.
a06-051-00 ok 150 10 360 706 1658 130 There|were|loud|cries|of|"|shame|"|from
a06-051-01 ok 150 11 371 877 1678 131 all|parts|of|the|Conservative|side|.|Mr.
a06-051-02 ok 148 10 337 1072 1825 113 Fell|appeared|to|be|in|tears|as|he|sat
a06-051-03 ok 150 13 347 1234 1805 134 down|.|A|few|minutes|later|,|Mr.|Fell|got|up
a06-051-04 ok 148 10 337 1411 1704 114 and|left|the|chamber|.|He|returned|five
a06-051-05 ok 148 11 346 1588 1686 137 minutes|later|to|stand|just|inside|the
a06-051-06 ok 148 8 335 1781 1819 133 doorway|looking|more|composed|.|In|the
a06-051-07 ok 148 12 352 1954 1799 130 middle|of|the|amazing|scene|,|Mr.|Macmillan
a06-051-08 ok 145 9 357 2133 1207 97 waved|his|hand|at|Mr.|Fell|.
a06-057-00 ok 157 58 353 754 1783 69 This|seemed|to|infuriate|Mr.|Fell|even|more|.|"|I|cannot|be|told
a06-057-01 ok 153 57 352 927 1786 80 to|sit|down|by|the|Prime|Minister|.|"|Protests|had|been|expected
a06-057-02 ok 157 53 345 1100 1774 94 from|Tory|rebels|.|But|Mr.|Fell's|attack|was|unprecedented|.|He
a06-057-03 ok 157 61 343 1287 1755 70 accused|the|Prime|Minister|of|"|political|double|talk|.|"|"|It|had
a06-057-04 ok 153 58 345 1479 1828 72 the|effect|on|one|former|supporter|that|he|now|thinks|this|Prime
a06-057-05 ok 157 44 346 1639 1200 115 Minister|is|a|national|disaster|,|"|he|said|.
a06-064-00 err 182 35 383 708 1779 117 Most|MPs|agreed|that|Mr.|Fell's|attack|had|,|if
a06-064-01 ok 181 29 373 905 1810 92 anything|,|rallied|support|to|the|Prime|Minister|.
a06-064-02 ok 182 35 381 1081 1881 101 This|apparently|,|was|Mr.|Macmillan's|assessment|.
a06-064-03 ok 182 25 389 1264 1717 99 He|confined|his|reply|to|the|observation
a06-064-04 ok 182 24 395 1435 1757 106 that|Mr.|Fell|had|probably|"|maximised|his
a06-064-05 ok 179 24 394 1616 1717 82 support|.|"|There|were|no|other|attacks
a06-064-06 ok 181 20 403 1787 1694 112 of|such|ferocity|.|But|there|was|ample
a06-064-07 ok 181 18 386 1977 1592 80 evidence|of|Conservative|and|Labour
a06-064-08 ok 181 26 411 2155 1780 91 opposition|,|which|will|be|aired|in|the
a06-064-09 ok 181 15 446 2329 1630 109 debate|tomorrow|and|on|Thursday|.
a06-070-00 ok 189 24 400 739 1677 104 As|Mr.|Macmillan|made|his|announcement|,|the
a06-070-01 ok 187 28 395 915 1652 99 House|was|crowded|.|He|said|:|"|No|#|British
a06-070-02 ok 189 19 391 1107 1625 122 Government|could|join|the|European|Economic
a06-070-03 ok 189 22 381 1277 1645 122 Community|without|prior|negotiation|with|a|view
a06-070-04 ok 185 19 394 1458 1774 125 to|meeting|the|needs|of|the|Commonwealth|countries|,
a06-070-05 ok 183 19 364 1652 1724 114 of|our|European|Free|Trade|Association|partners
a06-070-06 ok 187 25 368 1825 1723 120 and|of|British|agriculture|.|"|Near|the|end|of|a
a06-070-07 ok 189 22 378 1988 1606 138 long|statement|,|Mr.|Macmillan|stated|the
a06-070-08 ok 183 12 390 2183 891 69 Government's|intention|:
a06-075-00 ok 157 19 331 701 1706 162 "|After|long|and|earnest|consideration|,|Her
a06-075-01 ok 157 13 336 834 1778 189 Majesty's|Government|have|come|to|the
a06-075-02 ok 157 18 345 959 1771 136 conclusion|that|it|would|be|right|for
a06-075-03 ok 157 18 349 1102 1789 171 Britain|to|make|a|formal|application|.|.
a06-075-04 ok 157 22 343 1249 1839 204 for|negotiations|with|a|view|to|joining
a06-075-05 ok 157 22 342 1427 1914 165 the|Community|.|"|At|this|point|,|Mr.|Paul
a06-075-06 ok 157 20 308 1614 1844 145 Williams|(|Cons.|,|Sunderland|)|called|out
a06-075-07 ok 157 19 330 1792 1729 107 "|Shame|.|"|Mr.|Williams|is|a|close
a06-075-08 ok 157 11 320 1948 1017 198 associate|of|Mr.|Fell|.
a06-090-00 ok 191 14 376 756 1694 100 He|claimed|that|,|unless|we|were|in|the
a06-090-01 ok 191 12 377 931 1741 100 Common|Market|,|we|should|not|be|able|to
a06-090-02 ok 191 19 354 1090 1804 144 play|any|part|in|#|determining|its|future|.
a06-090-03 ok 194 19 342 1284 1897 122 "|We|can|lead|better|from|within|,|"|he|said|.
a06-090-04 ok 194 22 349 1471 1958 116 Mr.|Macmillan|dealt|with|the|main|objection
a06-090-05 ok 194 21 348 1660 2010 124 raised|by|Tory|critics|.|Mr.|Anthony|Fell|,
a06-090-06 ok 194 14 362 1833 1838 98 who|created|a|scene|on|this|point|on
a06-090-07 ok 194 22 359 2008 2027 123 Monday|,|took|up|a|position|almost|hidden
a06-090-08 ok 194 14 379 2172 1809 136 behind|the|Serjeant|at|Arms'|chair|.
a06-095-00 ok 182 28 335 692 1897 139 Mr.|Macmillan|said|we|could|be|more|help
a06-095-01 ok 182 23 314 867 1814 149 to|the|Commonwealth|through|the
a06-095-02 ok 183 28 323 1042 2041 185 strength|we|would|gain|in|the|Common
a06-095-03 ok 183 35 324 1210 1871 183 Market|than|by|isolation|.|He|paid
a06-095-04 ok 187 28 314 1396 1901 173 tribute|to|the|development|of|the
a06-095-05 ok 182 26 325 1571 1701 175 Common|Market|.|"|The|Community
a06-095-06 ok 187 34 305 1751 1866 175 (|Common|Market|)|has|imparted|an
a06-095-07 ok 183 25 309 1941 1887 175 impetus|and|an|economic|growth
a06-095-08 ok 183 33 324 2110 1923 178 to|The|Six|.|Above|all|,|it|is|an|idea
a06-095-09 ok 182 32 323 2290 1727 199 which|has|gripped|men's|minds|,|"
a06-095-10 ok 182 8 364 2461 464 131 he|said|.
a06-100-00 ok 182 35 358 725 1820 117 Referring|to|previous|negotiations|,|Mr.|Macmillan|looked|towards
a06-100-01 err 182 31 326 894 1708 121 Mr.|Reginald|Maudling|.|"|These|were|negotiations|in|which|the
a06-100-02 ok 182 29 343 1062 1709 145 President|of|the|Board|of|Trade|played|a|conspicuous|part|,|"|the
a06-100-03 ok 182 28 359 1264 1683 86 Premier|said|.|He|dismissed|the|idea|that|Britain|would|be
a06-100-04 ok 182 20 346 1442 1812 132 swamped|by|cheap|labour|.|Our|industry|,|he|said|,|would
a06-100-05 ok 182 20 362 1607 1796 142 probably|gain|.|"|Many|people|feel|we|have|had|,|perhaps|,|too
a06-100-06 ok 182 11 320 1812 880 98 much|shelter|,|"|he|went|on|.
a06-110-00 ok 176 4 373 731 1630 126 Conservatives|protested|when
a06-110-01 ok 178 9 360 906 1776 167 Mr.|Gaitskell|said|he|had|been
a06-110-02 ok 176 8 364 1087 1746 154 told|this|"|by|some|#|people
a06-110-03 ok 177 9 365 1268 1729 164 of|considerable|authority|,|"|he
a06-110-04 ok 176 13 363 1451 1792 154 retorted|.|"|I|agree|with|the|Prime
a06-110-05 ok 175 9 359 1618 1780 115 Minister|that|I|do|not|think
a06-110-06 ok 175 6 354 1812 1750 144 we|are|necessarily|bound|for
a06-110-07 err 178 10 355 1972 1826 143 federalism|in|Europe|,|"|he|went
a06-110-08 ok 171 2 361 2199 142 56 on|.
a06-114-00 ok 178 14 364 725 1838 127 If|we|joined|the|Common|Market|,|our
a06-114-01 ok 177 16 373 906 1648 156 food|subsidies|would|probably|be
a06-114-02 ok 176 13 365 1102 1836 109 replaced|by|a|system|of|tariffs|"|That
a06-114-03 ok 177 20 334 1271 1910 141 will|mean|a|rise|in|the|cost|of|living|.|"
a06-114-04 ok 176 18 342 1456 1602 125 BUDGETTE|or|no|Budgette|YOU|are
a06-114-05 ok 174 13 317 1633 1835 129 spending|more|as|the|summer|holiday
a06-114-06 ok 175 14 321 1822 1368 96 season|moves|into|top|gear|.
a06-114-07 ok 175 13 333 1972 1882 168 On|the|eve|of|August|Bank|Holiday
a06-114-08 ok 176 14 335 2165 1645 134 the|spending|spree|is|at|a|new
a06-114-09 ok 173 8 355 2338 809 113 all-time|peak|.
a06-119-00 ok 182 25 368 733 1751 128 Note|circulation|soared|for|the
a06-119-01 ok 182 27 373 923 1685 94 sixth|successive|week|-|this
a06-119-02 ok 182 31 352 1102 1765 126 time|by|more|than|15,000,000|#|last
a06-119-03 ok 182 28 370 1282 1721 151 week|.|And|that|brought|the|figure
a06-119-04 ok 182 26 354 1458 1824 107 to|a|record|2,415,000,000|.|This|was
a06-119-05 ok 182 35 342 1660 1955 167 100,000,000|more|than|the|corresponding
a06-119-06 ok 182 31 347 1828 1926 114 week|last|year|and|37,000,000|up|on
a06-119-07 ok 182 25 322 2006 1743 90 the|1960|record|set|last|Christmas|.
a06-119-08 ok 182 25 326 2181 1799 118 Now|look|at|the|other|side|of|all
a06-119-09 err 182 11 320 2350 715 106 these|coins|.
a06-124-00 ok 179 30 369 741 1718 81 The|big|"|squeeze|"|means|that|it|is|going|to|be|more
a06-124-01 ok 177 32 366 929 1689 59 difficult|to|arrange|a|loan|or|overdraft|.|And|banks|will|be
a06-124-02 ok 177 45 365 1096 1722 77 stricter|in|recalling|existing|overdrafts|.|This|is|underlined|in
a06-124-03 ok 178 35 363 1275 1777 67 the|Central|Bank's|weekly|return|...|...|which|shows|that|more
a06-124-04 ok 180 31 367 1453 1782 88 than|163,000,000|of|the|banks'|money|is|now|frozen|in|the
a06-124-05 ok 179 28 370 1618 1419 103 form|of|special|deposits|with|the|Bank|of|England|.
a06-128-00 ok 191 22 328 740 1575 138 Banks|have|paid|in|a|first
a06-128-01 err 191 25 366 913 1740 137 instalment|of|almost|8,000,000
a06-128-02 ok 191 25 365 1089 1811 170 in|response|to|the|Budgette|appeal|.
a06-128-03 ok 191 25 338 1275 1806 114 About|another|70,000,000|is|due
a06-128-04 ok 186 22 349 1449 1858 139 by|September|20|.|For|nearly|a|year
a06-128-05 ok 186 28 333 1624 1866 127 about|150,000,000|has|been|frozen|.
a06-128-06 ok 186 22 333 1805 1760 160 MR.|KRUSCHEV|raises|the|bogy|of
a06-128-07 ok 186 30 322 1982 1889 141 German|militarism|in|his|replies|to
a06-128-08 err 182 19 327 2167 1809 138 the|West|on|Berlin|.|And|he|repeats
a06-128-09 ok 182 24 324 2339 1869 134 that|the|problem|"|must|be|solved
a06-128-10 ok 186 9 342 2519 731 135 this|year|.|"
a06-134-00 ok 178 21 339 916 1706 69 The|Notes|to|the|Big|Three|and|a|memorandum|to
a06-134-01 ok 177 28 339 1104 1773 74 West|Germany|were|published|in|Moscow|yesterday|.|They
a06-134-02 ok 178 32 340 1277 1804 87 tell|:|The|U.S.|-|It|is|false|to|say|the|absence|of|a|peace
a06-134-03 ok 177 31 332 1453 1837 90 treaty|with|Germany|causes|no|real|danger|.|West|Germany|,
a06-134-04 err 176 36 336 1641 1686 80 with|its|militarists|and|revenge-seekers|,|is|becoming|a
a06-134-05 ok 177 25 325 1818 1726 83 hotbed|of|war|danger|in|Europe|.|Even|now|,|aided|by
a06-134-06 err 178 26 331 2001 1762 74 the|U.S.|,|Britain|and|France|,|it|has|more|than|enough
a06-134-07 ok 177 20 344 2173 1309 65 forces|and|arms|to|touch|off|a|world|war|.
a06-141-00 ok 178 35 356 920 1762 69 BRITAIN|-|One|cannot|but|wonder|at|British|bases|being
a06-141-01 ok 178 30 352 1100 1654 69 put|at|the|disposal|of|those|very|militarists|who|razed
a06-141-02 ok 180 39 344 1280 1794 62 Coventry|and|barbarously|bombed|London|and|other|British
a06-141-03 ok 177 28 348 1455 1731 76 cities|.|FRANCE|-|One|can|hardly|conceive|the|French|are
a06-141-04 ok 177 36 353 1645 1882 76 not|alarmed|...|.|Next|door|,|in|West|Germany|,|before|everyone's
a06-141-05 ok 178 25 343 1822 1867 71 eyes|there|has|sprung|up|a|regular|army|led|by|former|Nazi
a06-141-06 ok 179 10 350 2006 572 53 generals|and|officers|.
a06-147-00 err 180 32 363 918 1796 76 With|fire|and|sword|France|denies|Algeria|the|right|to|self-
a06-147-01 ok 179 40 355 1105 1842 79 determination|and|tramples|on|Tunisians'|right|to|independence|.
a06-147-02 ok 179 28 352 1283 1600 62 WEST|GERMANY|-|Russia|would|like|to|see|a|clear|#
a06-147-03 ok 176 36 347 1459 1847 70 realization|that|West|Germany|would|not|survive|even|a|few|hours
a06-147-04 ok 175 30 333 1644 1801 66 of|a|third|world|war|.|The|best|way|to|rule|out|such|a|tragic
a06-147-05 ok 177 23 331 1826 1831 65 contingency|would|be|to|sign|a|peace|treaty|to|remove|the|cancerous
a06-147-06 ok 178 26 324 2002 1230 64 growth|of|West|Berlin's|occupation|status|.
a06-152-00 err 182 20 351 720 1831 146 Behind|Bonn's|slogan|of|German|self-
a06-152-01 ok 182 22 336 916 1773 109 determination|is|the|intention|to|impose
a06-152-02 ok 182 24 334 1092 1833 144 on|East|Germany|the|regime|existing|in
a06-152-03 ok 182 27 352 1268 1857 146 West|Germany|.|REFUGEES|are|pouring|out
a06-152-04 ok 182 16 351 1441 1640 135 #|of|East|Germany|into|West
a06-152-05 ok 182 23 346 1623 1626 124 Berlin|faster|than|ever|.|Mr.|K's|latest
a06-152-06 ok 182 20 344 1799 1633 124 speech|scared|1,157|East|Germans|to
a06-152-07 ok 182 15 338 1989 1771 104 cross|into|West|Berlin's|reception|centre
a06-152-08 ok 182 28 358 2163 1743 117 DURING|MONDAY|NIGHT|.|And|officials
a06-152-09 ok 182 15 359 2347 1439 110 expect|the|total|to|leap|to
a06-152-10 ok 182 7 404 2535 648 149 3,000|a|day|.
a06-157-00 ok 178 29 358 728 1789 84 This|figure|has|been|surpassed|only|on|the|eve|of|the
a06-157-01 err 178 40 361 919 1818 75 East|German|disturbances|on|July|17|,|1953|.|And|officials
a06-157-02 err 176 27 371 1101 1745 85 fear|it|may|be|too|much|for|the|city's|refugee|camps|.
a06-157-03 ok 177 33 358 1285 1771 71 They|will|overflow|and|private|houses|will|have|to|be|used|.
b01-000-00 ok 190 27 372 769 1620 85 Prime|Minister|after|Prime|Minister|speaks|out
b01-000-01 ok 190 26 377 938 1388 83 in|revulsion|against|the|South|African
b01-000-02 ok 190 27 364 1121 1697 85 Government's|policy|of|apartheid|as|we|wait
b01-000-03 ok 190 21 383 1302 1722 89 for|the|curtain|to|rise|on|the|Commonwealth
b01-000-04 ok 190 22 391 1488 1442 71 Conference|in|London|.|Will|it|end|with
b01-000-05 ok 182 17 413 1663 1331 73 South|Africa's|exclusion|from|the
b01-000-06 ok 190 24 408 1840 1650 77 Commonwealth|?|The|issue|is|touch|and|go|.
b01-004-00 ok 191 33 368 771 1518 79 There|is|a|possibility|that|it|will|not|be
b01-004-01 ok 191 21 382 944 1679 85 settled|at|this|conference|.|It|may|be|agreed|to
b01-004-02 ok 191 20 382 1125 1587 77 wait|until|South|Africa|actually|becomes|a
b01-004-03 ok 191 27 389 1306 1620 76 Republic|later|in|the|year|.|But|if|a|final
b01-004-04 ok 182 30 393 1477 1639 84 decision|is|to|be|faced|now|,|on|which|side
b01-004-05 ok 182 27 380 1657 1727 89 do|the|strongest|arguments|lie|?|THE|Archbishop
b01-004-06 ok 182 17 403 1837 1521 82 of|Capetown|has|shown|that|the|matter|is
b01-004-07 ok 191 8 399 2023 450 60 not|clear-cut|.
b01-009-00 ok 191 30 387 767 1633 103 The|Archbishop|has|long|been|a|courageous
b01-009-01 ok 191 32 383 946 1615 89 fighter|against|apartheid|.|He|must|be|heard
b01-009-02 ok 191 36 370 1125 1725 88 with|attention|.|On|purely|practical|grounds|he
b01-009-03 ok 191 33 373 1310 1702 71 holds|that|it|would|be|a|mistake|to|expel
b01-009-04 ok 191 28 401 1481 1501 95 South|Africa|,|weakening|the|whites|who|are
b01-009-05 ok 182 32 403 1664 1660 99 working|for|a|change|of|policy|.|In|his|view
b01-009-06 ok 191 23 403 1841 1713 86 it|would|also|be|against|the|interests|of|the
b01-009-07 ok 182 4 404 2026 238 65 Africans|.
b01-014-00 ok 182 33 338 723 1879 112 He|holds|that|more|pressure|can|be|put|on|South
b01-014-01 ok 182 34 329 900 1767 116 Africa|while|she|remains|in|the|Commonwealth
b01-014-02 ok 182 26 346 1093 1755 103 than|could|be|exercised|were|she|cut|off|from|it|.
b01-014-03 ok 182 31 333 1269 1805 115 On|the|other|hand|,|those|who|favour|expulsion|,|inclu-
b01-014-04 ok 176 30 331 1448 1764 165 ding|African|leaders|,|feel|that|nothing|less|than|the
b01-014-05 ok 176 33 340 1625 1619 171 shock|of|expulsion|will|weaken|the|grip|of|Dr.
b01-014-06 err 176 35 364 1805 1657 188 Verwoerd|and|the|Nationalists|.|They|point|out
b01-014-07 err 182 36 367 1982 1687 149 that|Dr.|Verwoerd|refuses|to|consider|abandoning
b01-014-08 ok 176 15 384 2167 754 114 the|apartheid|policy|.
b01-018-00 ok 182 35 307 703 1797 201 THE|Commonwealth|is|a|multi-racial|society|.|A
b01-018-01 ok 182 43 334 893 1757 159 policy|of|racial|discrimination|in|any|of|its|countries
b01-018-02 err 182 29 340 1077 1613 170 is|surely|the|one|thing|that|it|could|not|survive|.
b01-018-03 ok 182 19 327 1240 1591 169 Whatever|statesmen|say|at|the|conference|table|in
b01-018-04 ok 182 36 318 1421 1733 179 London|,|millions|at|home|would|regard|as|fraudulent
b01-018-05 ok 172 30 350 1603 1640 100 a|Commonwealth|which|had|room|for|a|racist
b01-018-06 ok 182 31 343 1781 1667 134 South|Africa|.|And|this|is|a|Commonwealth|in
b01-018-07 ok 182 22 347 1959 1713 178 which|five|citizens|are|coloured|for|every|one
b01-018-08 ok 172 9 342 2144 434 89 who|is|white|.
b01-023-00 ok 172 28 318 656 1704 152 Seen|in|this|wider|picture|,|a|South|Africa|that|clings|to
b01-023-01 ok 172 20 319 843 1677 106 apartheid|is|a|menace|to|the|Commonwealth|and|a
b01-023-02 ok 182 31 318 1022 1578 181 liability|to|the|whole|Western|world|.|A|practical
b01-023-03 ok 182 19 321 1197 1729 116 solution|would|be|for|the|Commonwealth|to|draft
b01-023-04 ok 182 35 332 1381 1697 149 a|set|of|principles|excluding|race|discrimination|.
b01-023-05 ok 172 22 325 1556 1636 186 And|so|leave|South|Africa|to|make|the|grade|,
b01-023-06 ok 182 5 345 1742 382 158 or|go|out|.
b01-027-00 ok 182 15 346 748 1797 139 THE|Queen|and|the|Duke|of|Edinburgh|come|home
b01-027-01 ok 182 22 350 933 1644 127 tonight|from|their|tour|in|the|East|.|The|duke's
b01-027-02 err 189 21 338 1098 1723 150 trigger-finger|and|the|ritual|slaughter|of|beasts
b01-027-03 ok 189 15 320 1278 1567 159 have|taken|the|headlines|in|this|country|.
b01-027-04 ok 182 12 320 1458 1663 114 Nevertheless|,|the|tour|has|been|an|immense
b01-027-05 ok 182 18 323 1653 1729 106 success|.|The|Queen|has|won|a|triumph|.|It
b01-027-06 ok 182 14 334 1823 1770 118 would|be|pleasanter|if|such|cruel|and|feudal
b01-027-07 ok 182 18 337 2000 1700 135 performances|as|tiger|and|rhino|hunts|were
b01-027-08 ok 182 21 337 2182 1670 140 dropped|from|future|Royal|programmes|.
b01-033-00 ok 182 22 305 752 1851 139 But|the|Queen|and|the|Duke|have|pleased|millions|by
b01-033-01 ok 182 23 332 931 1809 113 their|visit|.|The|warmth|of|their|welcome|in|India|and
b01-033-02 ok 182 33 325 1099 1921 145 Pakistan|are|happy|memories|.|WEST|GERMANY|-|followed
b01-033-03 ok 189 17 323 1283 1770 137 yesterday|by|the|Dutch|-|has|made|the|gesture
b01-033-04 ok 182 21 323 1464 1723 136 of|a|good|neighbour|.|She|has|put|up|the|value
b01-033-05 ok 182 5 329 1646 509 135 of|her|money|.
b01-038-00 ok 182 23 329 759 1724 127 Certainly|,|the|rise|is|very|small|.|But|it|is|a|step
b01-038-01 err 182 22 318 935 1751 110 in|the|direction|of|live-and-let-live|.|Hopes
b01-038-02 ok 189 21 299 1109 1717 138 will|now|grow|brighter|of|further|international
b01-038-03 ok 189 22 310 1288 1692 130 co-operation|,|which|is|the|only|way|to|solve|the
b01-038-04 ok 182 26 298 1466 1885 129 payments|difficulties|that|upset|the|Western|world|.
b01-038-05 ok 182 27 316 1640 1770 112 Britain|and|the|U.S.|,|which|have|problems|with
b01-038-06 ok 189 21 334 1821 1825 129 their|balances|,|will|gain|some|immediate|help|.
b01-038-07 ok 189 20 297 2005 1726 117 What|it|means|in|practical|terms|is|that|our
b01-038-08 ok 182 19 323 2176 1728 135 exports|to|Germany|will|now|be|a|little|cheaper
b01-038-09 ok 182 15 310 2367 1574 136 for|Germans|to|buy|,|while|the|goods|which
b01-038-10 ok 189 12 308 2541 1731 145 Germany|exports|will|be|made|a|little|dearer|.
b01-044-00 ok 197 53 336 764 1747 144 Booming|Germany|is|deliberately|encouraging|more|imports
b01-044-01 ok 197 39 349 938 1694 125 as|a|means|to|curb|rising|prices|at|home|.|She|is
b01-044-02 ok 196 32 345 1121 1706 132 also|aware|how|#|unpopular|she|has|been|growing
b01-044-03 ok 197 40 341 1290 1731 140 by|failing|until|now|to|co-operate|as|a|creditor|nation
b01-044-04 ok 194 31 350 1477 1791 116 should|.|Germany|exports|much|more|than|she|imports|.
b01-044-05 ok 194 34 348 1651 1644 103 For|upwards|of|five|years|the|world's|reserves|of
b01-044-06 ok 197 29 338 1824 1413 156 dollars|have|been|drained|into|Germany|.
b01-049-00 ok 201 32 323 758 1581 104 There|they|have|stayed|uselessly|locked|up|because
b01-049-01 ok 199 46 331 929 1750 126 Germany|has|no|tradition|of|trading|abroad|.|In|addition
b01-049-02 ok 198 36 327 1110 1736 106 the|strength|of|Germany's|trading|position|has|attracted
b01-049-03 ok 199 38 332 1283 1769 108 speculators|to|hold|marks|rather|than|pounds|or|dollars|,
b01-049-04 err 196 34 344 1469 1727 121 hoping|for|the|mark|to|rise|,|as|has|now|happened|.
b01-049-05 ok 197 29 351 1644 1547 113 WILL|the|new|valuation|be|enough|to|correct
b01-049-06 err 198 38 359 1824 1621 120 Germany's|massive|trading|surplus|and|choke
b01-049-07 ok 197 31 364 1992 1623 116 off|speculation|against|dollar|and|pound|?
b01-053-00 err 196 44 339 750 1623 81 That|is|doubtful|.|If|however|,|in|addition|to|her|new
b01-053-01 err 196 36 350 931 1594 114 good-neighbour|gesture|,|Germany|takes|a|really|big
b01-053-02 ok 196 38 352 1109 1597 109 share|in|giving|aid|to|underdeveloped|nations|,|the
b01-053-03 err 197 31 363 1282 1571 109 world|outlook|will|be|brighter|.|What|gives|rise
b01-053-04 ok 190 31 351 1460 1579 117 to|optimism|is|the|sign|that|Germany|and|the
b01-053-05 ok 191 30 363 1640 1539 127 other|leading|Western|nations|are|at|long|last
b01-053-06 ok 195 30 367 1823 1570 124 moving|towards|a|solution|of|currency|problems
b01-053-07 ok 193 11 371 2001 530 102 by|co-operation|.
b01-057-00 ok 162 25 327 922 1790 116 A|CURIOUS|advertisement|on|page|nine|,|paid
b01-057-01 ok 162 22 325 1097 1804 139 for|by|that|curious|body|Moral|Re-Armament|.
b01-057-02 ok 162 19 331 1264 1730 116 Those|who|lend|their|names|to|this|kind|of
b01-057-03 ok 152 22 319 1452 1822 134 advertisement|are|worthy|people|,|a|little|innocent
b01-057-04 ok 152 19 344 1641 1727 130 of|politics|,|perhaps|,|or|carried|away|by|the
b01-057-05 ok 162 15 353 1808 1590 129 idea|that|moral|regeneration|would|solve
b01-057-06 ok 162 18 341 1987 1756 134 all|our|problems|.|So|it|would|.|While|we|are
b01-057-07 ok 162 20 343 2164 1761 135 waiting|for|the|millenium|,|however|,|most|of|us
b01-057-08 ok 162 24 333 2335 1830 142 would|prefer|to|put|our|hopes|for|earthly|justice|in
b01-057-09 ok 162 21 326 2531 1827 126 instruments|of|democracy|,|such|as|trade|unions
b01-057-10 ok 162 15 340 2683 1603 98 and|our|local|and|national|Parliaments|.
b01-062-00 ok 162 21 339 729 1766 130 Should|the|Herald|publish|such|advertisements|?
b01-062-01 ok 162 25 330 906 1700 140 This|is|a|difficult|question|.|It|would|obviously
b01-062-02 ok 162 20 337 1096 1799 131 be|wrong|to|refuse|all|political|advertisements|with
b01-062-03 err 162 23 348 1274 1636 133 which|we|disagree|.|When|an|advertisement
b01-062-04 ok 162 22 350 1460 1559 116 contains|statements|whose|factual|truth|is
b01-062-05 ok 162 17 338 1637 1656 122 doubtful|,|or|where|the|total|content|would|be
b01-062-06 ok 162 19 341 1808 1682 144 deeply|repugnant|to|our|readers|,|it|is|right|to
b01-062-07 ok 162 28 394 1987 1478 100 exercise|editorial|discretion|.|The|MRA
b01-062-08 ok 162 20 399 2170 1718 140 advertisement|falls|into|neither|category|,|though
b01-062-09 ok 162 17 382 2344 1155 138 many|readers|will|dislike|it|.
b01-073-00 ok 172 31 337 737 1409 64 The|first|reaction|of|the|Sudanese
b01-073-01 ok 172 33 351 916 1662 60 Government|was|to|denounce|the|United
b01-073-02 err 172 39 361 1089 1765 81 Nations|for|"|negligence|and|impotence|,|"|and
b01-073-03 ok 172 33 358 1269 1698 77 to|say|that|its|400|troops|in|the|Congo
b01-073-04 ok 162 34 358 1446 1802 64 would|be|taken|home|.|The|reaction|can|be
b01-073-05 ok 162 34 352 1628 1679 61 understood|.|The|Sudan's|concern|for|its
b01-073-06 ok 172 33 368 1811 1767 75 men|is|natural|.|But|this|could|hardly|be
b01-073-07 ok 162 28 360 1979 1591 76 a|#|dignified|exit|.|IF|the|UN|is
b01-073-08 ok 172 30 362 2164 1694 77 blamed|for|being|weak|,|it|would|be
b01-073-09 ok 172 27 361 2338 1683 79 more|logical|to|send|in|more|men|,
b01-073-10 ok 172 31 372 2515 1496 73 not|weaken|it|further|by|desertion|.
b01-079-00 ok 172 30 351 907 1551 89 It|is|unjust|to|pass|the|buck|to|Mr.
b01-079-01 ok 172 34 345 1094 1687 66 Hammarskjold|and|the|UN's|servants|.|The
b01-079-02 ok 172 45 343 1278 1673 69 responsibility|rightly|belongs|to|the|nations
b01-079-03 ok 172 31 332 1452 1681 67 which|have|undertaken|the|task|of|pre-
b01-079-04 ok 162 35 337 1636 1620 73 serving|peace|in|the|Congo|.|That|is|not|a
b01-079-05 ok 162 38 328 1811 1730 77 ceremonial|duty|,|and|the|soldiers|have|every
b01-079-06 ok 172 42 339 1990 1807 71 right|to|blame|the|politicians|unless|they|see
b01-079-07 ok 172 42 348 2164 1832 75 it|through|.|When|the|United|Nations|instructed
b01-079-08 ok 162 40 328 2346 1684 70 Mr.|Hammarskjold|to|use|force|if|necessary|to
b01-079-09 ok 172 42 320 2525 1868 80 prevent|civil|war|,|it|was|clear|that|new|dangers
b01-079-10 ok 172 42 316 2670 1841 69 would|arise|unless|it|gave|him|the|political|...
b01-084-00 ok 172 19 332 706 1935 129 That|was|the|first|point|that|Mr.|Hammarskjold
b01-084-01 err 172 14 341 907 1919 115 made|.|India|has|responded|handsomely|by|providing
b01-084-02 ok 172 21 333 1087 2068 96 3,000|men|,|who|must|take|about|a|fortnight|to|arrive|.
b01-084-03 ok 172 17 351 1261 1980 110 If|the|UN|forces|were|thick|enough|on|the|ground|,
b01-084-04 err 162 18 323 1434 1905 89 such|incidents|as|that|at|Matadi|would|not
b01-084-05 ok 172 17 338 1617 1967 112 happen|.|THE|UN's|ability|to|keep|peace|depends
b01-084-06 ok 172 13 321 1800 1833 121 simply|on|adequate|support|by|the|nations
b01-084-07 ok 172 13 322 1971 1943 109 which|have|set|their|hands|to|this|plough|.
b01-089-00 ok 172 19 337 707 1783 116 The|big|Powers|involved|in|the|Cold|War
b01-089-01 ok 172 15 359 885 1867 106 must|of|course|keep|out|.|The|Americans|were
b01-089-02 ok 172 28 323 1062 1838 132 justified|in|diverting|naval|ships|in|case
b01-089-03 err 172 19 324 1250 1919 114 non-combatant|help|was|wanted|;|but|they
b01-089-04 ok 172 18 318 1432 2002 80 stressed|that|there|was|no|intention|to|intervene
b01-089-05 ok 172 21 327 1610 1912 116 in|fighting|.|Yesterday|the|ships|turned|away
b01-089-06 err 172 23 349 1786 1889 119 again|,|satisfied|that|they|were|not|required|.
b01-089-07 ok 172 19 333 1964 1743 103 It|is|to|be|hoped|that|the|UN|will|be
b01-089-08 ok 172 25 325 2139 1938 139 re-established|in|their|port|by|negotiation
b01-089-09 ok 172 14 331 2328 1986 111 and|that|there|will|be|no|more|outrages|.
b01-094-00 err 172 27 334 704 1964 108 But|back|,|Mr.|Hammarskjold|is|determined|,
b01-094-01 ok 172 16 327 886 1694 131 they|must|go|.|The|best|news|for|the|Congo
b01-094-02 ok 172 13 298 1074 1733 119 would|be|agreement|between|its|rival
b01-094-03 ok 172 19 293 1242 1960 119 political|leaders|.|Through|the|patient|efforts
b01-094-04 ok 172 16 312 1429 1866 117 of|UN|conciliators|they|are|meeting|for
b01-094-05 ok 172 17 318 1606 1658 146 the|first|time|,|in|Malagasy|(|formerly
b01-094-06 err 172 26 310 1788 1876 105 Madagascar|)|.|THE|world|will|sigh|with
b01-094-07 ok 172 18 313 1962 1769 120 relief|when|this|strife-torn|land|gets
b01-094-08 ok 172 18 312 2153 1926 125 itself|a|government|which|all|outsiders
b01-094-09 ok 162 8 310 2339 731 103 can|recognise|.
b01-113-00 ok 162 19 300 739 1889 134 ONLY|a|man|wrapped|in|the|impenetrable|cocoon|of|what|he|regards
b01-113-01 ok 162 19 302 920 1807 130 as|a|divine|mission|could|have|spoken|of|apartheid|as|"|a
b01-113-02 ok 162 17 297 1086 1787 160 policy|of|good|neighbourliness|.|"|We|may|be|sure|that
b01-113-03 ok 162 17 321 1259 1697 152 he|is|not|being|hypocritical|.|That|is|what|he
b01-113-04 ok 162 13 321 1440 1751 140 really|believes|.|A|good|neighbour|to|those|Africans
b01-113-05 ok 162 15 313 1614 1801 147 who|,|under|apartheid|,|will|be|forced|back|to
b01-113-06 ok 162 12 312 1801 1725 129 their|tribal|reserves|with|no|prospect|but|a
b01-113-07 ok 162 9 327 1980 1160 128 cramped|and|primitive|existence|.
b01-118-00 ok 162 19 305 736 1783 129 A|good|neighbour|to|those|Africans|who|will|con-
b01-118-01 ok 162 13 308 914 1703 118 tinue|to|live|as|hewers|of|wood|and|drawers|of
b01-118-02 ok 162 20 320 1082 1861 136 water|in|the|white|areas|of|South|Africa|,|without|rights
b01-118-03 ok 162 16 322 1265 1810 141 and|without|hope|.|THE|same|sort|of|good|neighbour
b01-118-04 ok 162 11 320 1447 1780 140 that|he|proved|to|be|to|the|Jews|fleeing|from
b01-118-05 ok 162 18 327 1631 1800 124 Hitler|in|the|thirties|.|It|was|Dr.|Verwoerd|who
b01-118-06 ok 172 14 316 1790 1741 170 led|a|protest|against|admitting|any|of|them
b01-118-07 ok 172 10 321 1995 1720 129 because|they|would|"|defile|"|the|national
b01-118-08 ok 162 5 319 2165 404 112 white|stock|.
b01-122-00 ok 162 15 306 725 1797 156 It|is|impossible|to|make|contact|with|Dr.|Ver-
b01-122-01 ok 162 16 307 913 1787 129 woerd|in|his|nightmare|world|.|It|is|this|that
b01-122-02 ok 162 15 304 1089 1792 142 makes|illusory|any|hopes|that|he|may|be|in-
b01-122-03 ok 162 10 316 1269 1684 130 fluenced|to|change|course|.|The|Archbishop|of
b01-122-04 ok 162 16 322 1446 1850 135 Capetown|,|Dr.|Joost|de|Blank|,|has|pleaded|that
b01-122-05 ok 162 13 339 1615 1799 160 South|Africa|should|be|allowed|to|stay|in|the
b01-122-06 ok 172 13 324 1806 1785 137 Commonwealth|.|Otherwise|,|he|says|,|those|inside|the
b01-122-07 ok 172 10 322 1982 1680 146 country|who|still|oppose|apartheid|will|be
b01-122-08 ok 152 8 326 2164 1366 119 left|even|more|isolated|and|alone|.
b01-127-00 err 182 21 348 724 1411 150 The|views|of|the|Archbishop|,|who|has
b01-127-01 ok 182 24 354 904 1570 184 maintained|an|unflinching|witness|to|what
b01-127-02 ok 182 27 333 1098 1836 145 Christianity|really|means|,|must|carry|weight|.|But
b01-127-03 ok 182 23 330 1265 1901 154 what|,|in|fact|,|can|the|other|Commonwealth|countries
b01-127-04 ok 182 25 322 1433 1823 178 do|to|bring|support|and|comfort|to|this|gallant
b01-127-05 ok 182 20 332 1625 1723 147 minority|?|THERE|is|no|evidence|that|the
b01-127-06 ok 189 23 324 1799 1702 177 policy|of|appeasement|has|modified|the
b01-127-07 ok 189 26 331 1973 1768 163 actions|of|the|Nationalists|.|On|the|contrary|,
b01-127-08 ok 189 24 338 2169 1610 170 apartheid|is|being|applied|ever|more
b01-127-09 ok 182 6 352 2340 392 170 ruthlessly|.
b01-132-00 ok 182 15 332 717 1358 175 The|shock|of|expulsion|from|the
b01-132-01 err 182 18 359 902 1641 164 Commonwealth|now|seems|to|be|the|only
b01-132-02 ok 182 20 344 1079 1731 178 way|left|to|try|to|bring|home|to|the|people|of
b01-132-03 ok 189 21 325 1270 1732 166 South|Africa|that|Dr.|Verwoerd|is|leading|them
b01-132-04 ok 182 19 325 1447 1781 171 to|disaster|.|It|may|be|that|the|Commonwealth
b01-132-05 ok 182 28 326 1587 1763 201 Prime|Ministers|will|decide|against|this|final
b01-132-06 ok 182 26 319 1804 1742 143 step|.|If|that|is|their|decision|they|should|also
b01-132-07 ok 182 18 321 1996 1745 149 go|unequivocally|on|record|that|they|regard
b01-132-08 ok 182 19 330 2163 1483 147 apartheid|as|evil|and|indefensible|.
b01-136-00 err 182 26 364 739 1710 138 Unless|they|do|at|least|that|,|Dr.|Verwoerd|will
b01-136-01 ok 182 20 364 913 1649 156 be|able|to|return|home|claiming|a|triumph|.
b01-136-02 ok 182 24 361 1101 1675 106 His|smile|will|be|blander|than|ever|.|WE|are|in
b01-136-03 ok 189 20 351 1256 1671 187 for|it|again|:|another|Royal|Wedding|.|Between
b01-136-04 ok 182 17 349 1450 1611 159 now|and|June|,|when|the|Duke|of|Kent|will
b01-136-05 ok 182 25 343 1625 1742 149 marry|Miss|Worsley|,|hardly|a|day|will|pass
b01-136-06 ok 182 26 337 1804 1793 153 without|a|story|or|a|picture|or|probably|both|,
b01-136-07 ok 182 15 334 1993 1291 155 about|the|nuptial|arrangements|.
b02-013-00 err 180 14 353 883 1566 75 What|seems|certain|is|that|those|who
b02-013-01 ok 189 15 347 1072 1793 117 advocate|putting|off|any|approach|until
b02-013-02 ok 194 15 352 1251 1726 115 Mr|Krushchev|gives|evidence|of|a|change
b02-013-03 ok 191 20 343 1420 1744 104 of|heart|(|whatever|that|may|mean|)|would
b02-013-04 ok 191 15 338 1606 1785 116 have|us|run|risks|greater|than|the|West
b02-013-05 ok 189 18 332 1781 1792 115 ought|to|run|-|and|greater|than|President
b02-013-06 ok 187 16 336 1961 1831 102 Kennedy's|most|influential|advisers|seem
b02-013-07 ok 187 16 337 2146 1647 113 disposed|to|face|.|The|real|question|is
b02-013-08 err 186 16 342 2325 1545 104 what|we|should|put|to|the|Soviet
b02-013-09 ok 190 13 348 2493 1788 120 Government|as|a|basis|for|talks|:|and
b02-035-00 ok 170 27 367 726 1623 104 On|this|reading|what|Mr.|Gollancz|calls
b02-035-01 ok 172 25 362 905 1666 105 manoeuvring|,|and|what|we|should|call
b02-035-02 err 172 34 356 1095 1673 81 cool-headed|and|inventive|negotiation|,|is
b02-035-03 ok 174 26 351 1264 1796 85 a|means|not|to|destruction|but|to|safety|.
b02-035-04 ok 173 25 342 1449 1838 99 The|Government's|pompous|little|statement
b02-035-05 ok 174 27 344 1624 1889 96 on|Northern|Rhodesia|does|not|say|much|,
b02-035-06 ok 181 28 324 1801 1824 99 but|it|says|what|is|necessary|-|that
b02-035-07 ok 181 25 335 1973 1773 84 the|Northern|Rhodesia|Constitution|is
b02-035-08 err 173 31 356 2150 1702 120 open|to|revision|.|This|is|news|,|however
b02-035-09 ok 176 27 320 2338 1875 113 much|the|Government|tries|to|disguise
b02-035-10 ok 183 29 338 2513 1940 117 it|by|saying|that|the|revision|would|be
b02-045-00 ok 181 41 329 732 1806 112 Formula|One|,|which|appeared|in|February|,|appeared|to|make
b02-045-01 ok 174 47 338 899 1873 111 this|likely|;|Formula|Two|,|which|appeared|in|June|,|made|it
b02-045-02 ok 173 41 350 1085 1569 107 very|unlikely|;|if|Formula|Three|restores|the|original
b02-045-03 ok 175 53 343 1254 1913 115 principle|,|that|is|all|that|need|be|required|of|it|.|It|is|a|pity
b02-045-04 ok 171 36 356 1442 1841 125 that|the|Government|should|ever|have|been|led|away
b02-045-05 ok 169 43 346 1615 1593 126 from|this|principle|.|It|is|a|great|pity|that|the
b02-045-06 ok 174 43 357 1788 1850 135 Government|should|give|the|appearance|of|responding|,|not
b02-045-07 ok 173 42 363 1967 1752 122 to|Mr|Kaunda's|reasonable|representations|,|but|to
b02-045-08 ok 167 36 352 2151 1455 106 the|violence|which|he|tried|to|prevent|.
b02-097-00 ok 149 32 345 710 1649 107 To|be|able|to|say|"|New|York|next|week|"|is|an
b02-097-01 ok 153 24 345 914 1888 87 important|advance|.|We|must|not|be|overconfident
b02-097-02 ok 157 25 339 1091 1729 89 that|this|#|meeting|will|lead|on|to|further
b02-097-03 ok 162 24 362 1269 1907 98 and|decisive|ones|;|but|without|it|,|we|could|not
b02-097-04 ok 159 20 343 1439 1824 103 look|for|them|.|Federal|Germany|votes|tomorrow
b02-097-05 ok 162 21 310 1622 1779 101 and|not|a|day|too|soon|.|There|can|seldom|have
b02-097-06 ok 167 30 328 1802 1748 93 been|an|election|campaign|which|more|people
b02-097-07 ok 168 18 276 1984 1883 104 in|and|out|of|the|country|wanted|to|see|over
b02-097-08 ok 164 11 323 2166 591 67 and|done|with|.
b02-102-00 ok 192 45 379 721 1705 115 To|Germany's|Western|allies|the|campaign|has|been|a
b02-102-01 ok 193 47 347 908 1654 124 millstone|weighing|down|and|almost|paralysing|their
b02-102-02 ok 192 38 347 1083 1725 122 efforts|to|work|out|sensible|ways|of|dealing|with
b02-102-03 ok 193 39 346 1256 1828 79 the|Berlin|crisis|.|It|need|not|have|been|such|a|burden
b02-102-04 ok 188 39 342 1438 1693 76 if|Western|Governments|had|not|been|convinced
b02-102-05 ok 185 33 340 1617 1791 129 that|they|must|do|nothing|to|harm|even|remotely|Dr
b02-102-06 ok 190 40 340 1789 1850 136 Adenauer's|chances|of|being|returned|as|Chancellor|.
b02-105-00 ok 190 25 359 568 1674 80 But|they|were|so|convinced|and|they
b02-105-01 ok 190 24 341 741 1757 89 have|had|to|take|the|consequences|.|Mean-
b02-105-02 ok 189 32 331 913 1701 123 while|in|Germany|itself|the|course|of
b02-105-03 ok 190 27 328 1090 1681 113 the|campaign|has|dismayed|a|good
b02-105-04 ok 188 23 324 1280 1666 100 many|people|:|they|too|will|be|glad
b02-105-05 ok 183 23 305 1438 1411 125 when|the|polling|stations|close|.
b03-025-00 ok 175 31 397 741 1867 123 But|discussion|on|current|points|of|east-west|con-
b03-025-01 ok 175 29 411 915 1870 127 flict|could|not|go|much|farther|than|,|for|example|,|the
b03-025-02 ok 175 37 406 1093 1936 117 truism|that|policies|of|menace|and|mutual|disarmament
b03-025-03 ok 175 34 402 1284 2027 115 cannot|be|followed|together|.|What|the|council|has|done|-
b03-025-04 ok 175 33 381 1464 1905 108 and|it|is|an|achievement|-|is|to|make|religious|con-
b03-025-05 ok 162 41 387 1634 1787 115 tact|across|the|greatest|political|barrier|in|what
b03-025-06 ok 175 18 376 1811 1137 110 is|not|yet|a|unitary|world|.
b03-087-00 ok 152 34 370 740 1640 83 The|notification|he|envisages|must|be|given|at|least|two|days|before|the
b03-087-01 ok 152 40 371 914 1720 85 agreement|is|signed|.|To|this|there|will|be|some|opposition|.|The|Bill|is
b03-087-02 ok 152 34 371 1096 1737 76 short|and|modest|in|scope|,|and|it|is|doubtful|whether|the|other|Private
b03-087-03 ok 152 38 373 1269 1755 102 Members'|Bills|in|the|offing|will|fill|all|the|gaps|.|This|fact|may|give
b03-087-04 ok 139 30 353 1454 1702 99 the|Government|an|extra|excuse|for|counselling|patience|until|the
b03-087-05 ok 139 14 359 1634 997 82 next|report|from|the|Molony|committee|.
b03-092-00 ok 152 43 376 742 1595 82 Comprehensive|legislation|is|obviously|preferable|.|They|should|not|,
b03-092-01 ok 152 39 375 912 1702 89 however|,|disdain|this|opportunity|of|obtaining|a|useful|sample|of
b03-092-02 ok 152 37 364 1096 1713 87 parliamentary|opinion|by|at|least|allowing|these|Bills|a|fair|run|.
b03-092-03 ok 152 38 368 1273 1739 90 Centigrade|v.|Fahrenheit|.|The|fight|is|on|.|The|challenger|has|behind
b03-092-04 ok 152 36 375 1456 1695 83 it|not|only|the|authority|of|the|SECRETARY|of|STATE|for|AIR
b03-092-05 ok 152 34 375 1631 1811 82 but|also|the|backing|of|the|DIRECTOR|GENERAL|of|the|Meteoro-
b03-092-06 ok 152 8 383 1808 362 80 logical|Office|.
b03-098-00 ok 182 19 368 746 1688 128 The|press|and|the|broadcasting|authorities|are
b03-098-01 ok 182 20 376 913 1767 111 asked|to|help|.|To|begin|with|,|both|tempe-
b03-098-02 ok 182 15 378 1092 1704 121 ratures|will|be|put|in|the|ring|together|.
b03-098-03 ok 184 23 378 1269 1758 101 SIR|GRAHAM|SUTTON|,|however|,|made|no|bones
b03-098-04 ok 182 23 368 1445 1750 133 about|it|yesterday|.|The|purpose|is|to|give
b03-098-05 ok 182 15 368 1627 1764 110 fahrenheit|the|knock|out|.|The|backers|of
b03-098-06 ok 182 15 385 1822 1779 112 centigrade|would|have|got|off|to|a|better
b03-098-07 ok 182 14 388 1989 1675 132 start|if|they|had|taken|more|pains|to
b03-098-08 ok 182 15 385 2170 1644 126 explain|the|advantages|to|the|general
b03-098-09 ok 182 10 392 2360 950 100 public|of|the|change|.
b03-104-00 ok 182 31 375 706 1799 97 It|is|true|that|SIR|GRAHAM|said|there|is
b03-104-01 ok 182 25 352 883 1838 130 at|the|moment|"|an|awful|mess|up|"|in
b03-104-02 ok 182 28 333 1056 1891 142 the|measurement|of|temperatures|.|This|,
b03-104-03 ok 182 27 351 1222 1984 124 however|,|seems|a|matter|of|the|convenience
b03-104-04 ok 182 34 340 1409 1846 151 of|specialists|.|The|ordinary|British|man
b03-104-05 ok 182 28 333 1606 1979 140 and|woman|is|conscious|of|no|difficulty|.
b03-104-06 ok 182 33 338 1771 1831 161 Rather|than|fifty|million|people|having
b03-104-07 ok 182 28 351 1947 1959 144 to|be|put|out|for|the|sake|of|50,000|is|there
b03-104-08 ok 182 25 326 2136 1994 143 any|reason|why|the|centigrade|countries
b03-104-09 ok 182 24 357 2298 1708 154 should|not|change|to|fahrenheit|?
b03-109-00 ok 191 31 369 712 1693 109 Can|it|be|shown|that|the|one|scale|is|demon-
b03-109-01 err 191 28 344 887 1720 177 strably|better|than|the|other|?|The|centigraders|may
b03-109-02 err 191 27 326 1064 1740 205 be|in|for|a|stiffer|fight|than|they|think|.|They|may
b03-109-03 err 191 29 306 1236 1830 199 have|to|call|up|the|reinforcement|of|the|Common|Market|.
b03-109-04 ok 191 35 327 1419 1750 203 Even|then|it|might|be|easier|to|persuade|the|British
b03-109-05 ok 191 33 323 1605 1619 188 public|to|go|over|to|decimal|coinage|-|in|certain
b03-109-06 ok 191 27 342 1770 1766 129 circumstances|the|time|would|come|when|this|would
b03-109-07 ok 191 36 335 1950 1686 193 suit|their|convenience|-|rather|than|to|change|their
b03-109-08 ok 182 17 334 2139 1180 198 system|of|recording|temperatures|.
b03-114-00 ok 191 15 357 700 1954 136 In|any|case|,|fahrenheit|need|not|lose|heart|.
b03-114-01 ok 191 13 299 853 2036 220 Once|before|,|and|that|not|so|long|ago|,|the
b03-114-02 ok 191 11 293 1049 1941 157 authorities|ganged|up|to|alter|the|habits
b03-114-03 ok 184 9 310 1224 1824 154 of|the|people|.|That|effort|was|to|enforce
b03-114-04 ok 182 12 294 1395 1999 164 the|adoption|of|the|twenty-four|hour
b03-114-05 ok 182 23 303 1564 1747 141 clock|.|Then|,|also|,|the|B.B.C.|were
b03-114-06 ok 182 13 315 1754 1779 153 roped|in|.|The|only|result|was
b03-114-07 ok 191 8 313 1920 1826 191 that|the|well-meaning|corporation
b03-114-08 ok 182 4 275 2102 1702 204 became|very|unpopular|.
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b04-000-01 ok 172 21 337 829 1640 87 stands|at|the|centre|of|an|international
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b04-000-04 ok 172 20 331 1352 1517 90 the|murder|of|Patrice|Lumumba|.|Her
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b04-000-06 ok 182 19 363 1720 1383 88 attacked|in|a|score|of|countries|.
b04-004-00 ok 182 25 353 752 1639 86 In|Ghana|,|President|Nkrumah|,|who
b04-004-01 ok 172 21 337 935 1589 102 has|done|more|than|most|to|stir|up
b04-004-02 ok 172 24 330 1117 1767 105 trouble|in|the|Congo|,|orders|every|Belgian
b04-004-03 ok 172 29 323 1298 1651 84 citizen|to|quit|his|country|.|HOUNDING
b04-004-04 ok 172 26 326 1471 1695 98 Belgium|has|become|an|international
b04-004-05 ok 172 25 334 1641 1695 118 pastime|.|Why|?|Because|those|who
b04-004-06 ok 172 28 343 1825 1811 105 said|the|Congolese|could|govern|themselves
b04-004-07 ok 172 23 339 2010 1654 107 will|not|admit|they|were|wrong|.|So
b04-004-08 ok 172 20 341 2182 1561 103 Belgium|,|bowed|down|by|internal
b04-004-09 ok 172 31 347 2370 1675 91 troubles|,|mourning|a|terrible|air|crash|,
b04-004-10 ok 172 18 342 2550 1110 104 is|made|their|scapegoat|.
b04-010-00 ok 182 30 346 761 1738 100 Who|will|speak|for|Belgium|?|Who|else|but
b04-010-01 ok 172 29 326 933 1731 98 Britain|.|We|have|fought|beside|Belgium
b04-010-02 ok 172 28 345 1125 1666 51 in|two|world|wars|.|We|are|allies|still|.
b04-010-03 ok 182 30 338 1293 1665 98 Britain|should|champion|Belgium|.|Not
b04-010-04 ok 172 25 336 1468 1928 117 with|the|careful|,|hooded|language|of|diplomacy|,
b04-010-05 ok 172 29 341 1648 1765 114 but|boldly|and|fearlessly|.|It|is|time|to
b04-010-06 ok 172 24 330 1824 1845 107 show|the|world|that|this|country|does|not
b04-010-07 ok 172 22 333 1994 1575 110 desert|her|friends|.|HAPPY|,|happy
b04-010-08 ok 172 28 331 2163 1751 151 families|!|Never|before|have|Britain's
b04-010-09 ok 172 15 353 2371 1385 56 larders|been|so|well|stocked|.
b04-020-00 ok 182 26 342 742 1858 107 Supplies|of|meat|and|dairy|produce|were
b04-020-01 ok 172 34 329 932 1835 101 substantially|higher|last|year|than|in|1959|.
b04-020-02 ok 172 22 278 1080 1849 114 Lucky|,|lucky|housewives|!|To|have|such|a
b04-020-03 ok 172 30 329 1287 1697 102 splendid|variety|of|goods|to|choose|from|.
b04-020-04 ok 172 28 336 1468 1825 102 Not|so|long|ago|older|folk|were|reminding
b04-020-05 ok 172 21 358 1648 1500 97 young|wives|,|#|harassed|by
b04-020-06 ok 172 21 350 1823 1473 101 shortages|,|of|the|good|old|days|of
b04-020-07 ok 172 23 347 2003 1670 69 abundance|.|Now|it|is|mother|who
b04-020-08 ok 172 24 339 2183 1803 113 picks|up|recipes|from|#|her|daughter|.
b04-026-00 ok 162 18 358 724 1742 134 The|dinner|table|is|the|best|answer|to|the|grumblers|in
b04-026-01 ok 162 29 379 911 1716 132 Britain|today|!|"|THIS|is|colour|day|,|"|proclaimed|the|American
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b04-026-03 err 162 23 369 1273 1797 122 programmes|in|bright|colours|.|In|America|colour|TV|is|five|years
b04-026-04 err 162 28 373 1444 1805 137 old|.|There|are|already|600,000|sets|in|use|.|What|about|Britain|?
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b04-034-00 ok 162 14 340 735 1710 120 The|Government|should|settle|this|argument|with|two|words|to
b04-034-01 ok 162 25 367 919 1747 112 the|B.B.C.|:|-|Go|ahead|!|ONE|man|beyond|all|others|is|saddened
b04-034-02 ok 162 14 365 1090 1759 141 by|the|deaths|of|two|elderly|sisters|who|killed|themselves|because
b04-034-03 ok 162 18 383 1273 1605 130 they|had|to|leave|their|cottage|.|Mr.|John|Crabb|,|clerk|to
b04-034-04 ok 162 21 380 1453 1728 129 Newmarket|urban|council|,|says|:|"|I|shall|always|feel|this|as|a
b04-034-05 ok 162 7 381 1631 456 97 personal|failure|.|"
b04-040-00 ok 162 19 331 735 1712 122 There|is|no|reason|whatsoever|why|he|should|reproach|himself|.|The
b04-040-01 ok 162 21 331 920 1772 123 sisters|had|to|quit|as|their|home|was|falling|down|.|And|Mr.|Crabb
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b04-040-03 ok 162 18 339 1263 1628 139 Crabb|has|the|qualities|of|sympathy|and|understanding|.|Too
b04-040-04 ok 162 29 360 1449 1693 137 often|lacking|in|officialdom|.|MR.|HENRY|NEWTON|of|Acton
b04-040-05 ok 162 15 384 1632 1446 135 does|not|want|his|daughter|to|marry|a|Scotsman|.
b04-047-00 ok 162 17 341 741 1706 121 He|says|that|the|Scots|are|foreigners|who|have|no|business|to
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b04-047-02 ok 162 27 353 1097 1758 76 Scot|.|The|Lord|Chancellor|is|a|Scot|.|The|Prime|Minister|is|a
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b04-047-04 ok 162 19 364 1460 1695 130 Let|Mr.|Newton|beware|.|By|protesting|against|Scotland|he
b04-047-05 ok 162 10 359 1623 816 136 may|be|guilty|of|rebellion|!
b04-054-00 ok 186 41 335 729 1753 107 ARCHBISHOP|MAKARIOS|puts|the|Commonwealth|on|trial|.
b04-054-01 ok 188 52 333 920 1811 98 His|ex-Eoka|Government|decides|that|Cyprus|will|join|it|for
b04-054-02 ok 186 45 332 1095 1748 108 five|years|.|During|this|period|Britain|will|be|expected
b04-054-03 ok 182 53 323 1266 1722 113 to|subsidise|and|defend|the|Cypriots|.|They|will|enjoy
b04-054-04 ok 189 43 311 1434 1711 131 all|the|trading|benefits|of|Imperial|Preference|.|It|is|a
b04-054-05 ok 186 39 311 1633 1808 116 safe|bet|that|at|the|end|of|five|years|Makarios|and
b04-054-06 ok 186 22 310 1822 956 105 company|will|sign|on|again|.
b04-060-00 ok 186 37 352 704 1699 131 It|is|equally|certain|that|the|British|Government
b04-060-01 ok 182 45 325 887 1752 132 will|welcome|them|.|How|splendid|it|would|be|if|,|just
b04-060-02 ok 186 36 323 1065 1809 131 for|once|,|the|Government|were|to|voice|the|real|feelings|of
b04-060-03 ok 182 40 324 1251 1678 119 the|British|people|.|And|tell|Makarios|they|are|not
b04-060-04 ok 186 32 321 1445 1763 121 prepared|to|accept|him|on|such|terms|.|GOOD|cheer
b04-060-05 ok 186 33 311 1611 1770 122 for|the|week-end|.|Ford|Motors|are|to|put|13,000
b04-060-06 ok 182 19 317 1796 1181 117 men|back|on|a|five-day|week|.
b04-066-00 ok 188 31 321 733 1686 110 One|more|demonstration|of|the|industry's|recovery|.|As
b04-066-01 ok 186 41 313 917 1824 107 springtime|approaches|,|orders|pick|up|.|And|the|car|men|get
b04-066-02 ok 186 35 327 1095 1718 110 ready|for|another|bustling|season|.|The|pessimists
b04-066-03 ok 186 39 328 1277 1796 100 said|the|motor|industry|was|on|its|knees|.|The|optimists
b04-066-04 ok 186 44 322 1449 1765 114 said|"|Nonsense|.|"|As|usual|,|the|optimists|have|been
b04-066-05 ok 186 39 324 1644 1705 102 proved|right|.|EARL|RUSSELL|and|his|friends|have
b04-066-06 ok 189 39 325 1822 1806 110 hit|on|an|original|way|of|spending|this|afternoon|.
b04-075-00 ok 186 48 323 724 1704 110 They|intend|to|sit|outside|the|Ministry|of|Defence|.|It|is
b04-075-01 ok 186 44 344 891 1665 123 their|protest|against|the|H-bomb|.|They|ought|to|have|a
b04-075-02 ok 186 47 330 1088 1786 106 pleasant|time|.|The|weather|forecast|is|good|;|except|for|them|,
b04-075-03 ok 186 51 310 1261 1837 104 Whitehall|should|be|deserted|.|And|they|will|have|a|fine|view
b04-075-04 ok 186 50 300 1447 1731 99 of|St.|James's|Park|,|with|its|placid|lake|,|pelicans|,
b04-075-05 ok 182 27 303 1625 1140 84 rare|ducks|,|and|other|wild|life|.
b04-081-00 ok 188 36 382 637 1669 211 Why|not|follow|Lord|Russell's|lead|today|?
b04-081-01 err 186 33 355 810 1781 210 Head|for|the|parks|to|enjoy|the|sun|.|Not|in
b04-081-02 ok 188 42 335 975 1871 212 a|foolish|cause|,|but|in|a|glorious|one|.|Good|health|!
b04-081-03 err 186 40 311 1150 1901 287 THIS|group|of|men|,|says|a|report|,|work|on|average
b04-081-04 err 186 31 343 1348 1848 206 between|55|and|60|hours|a|week|.|They|also|put
b04-081-05 ok 186 39 332 1539 1905 199 in|an|extra|two|or|three|evenings|.|And|they|never
b04-081-06 ok 186 14 333 1702 545 197 go|on|strike|.
b04-089-00 err 188 43 350 658 1921 239 Who|are|they|?|The|trade|union|officials|of|Britain|.
b04-089-01 err 186 37 312 825 1759 254 Men|who|earn|only|a|fraction|of|what|their
b04-089-02 ok 186 46 320 1025 1875 226 talents|and|responsibilities|could|bring|in|the|open
b04-089-03 ok 182 39 266 1223 1858 187 labour|market|.|The|unions|are|fortunate|indeed|to
b04-089-04 ok 186 47 334 1406 1860 200 find|dedicated|leaders|at|cut-rate|prices|.|But|it|is
b04-089-05 err 186 33 327 1602 1884 203 time|the|members|decided|to|pay|up|and|be|good
b04-089-06 err 182 39 324 1725 1781 248 employers|.|THE|Labour|Party|says|that|the|Tory
b04-089-07 err 182 40 335 1964 1609 183 Government|is|destroying|the|social|services|.
b04-096-00 ok 182 32 346 692 1838 200 Under|the|Labour|Government|18.1|per|cent|of|the
b04-096-01 ok 186 38 332 866 1830 213 national|income|was|spent|on|social|services|.|The
b04-096-02 ok 186 39 326 1043 1806 226 present|figure|is|19.5|per|cent.|There|are|many
b04-096-03 ok 186 48 331 1216 1874 239 worthwhile|targets|for|the|Opposition|.|What|a|pity
b04-096-04 ok 186 37 327 1401 1850 185 to|aim|at|the|wrong|one|!|MRS.|MARCIA|POWER|,
b04-096-05 ok 186 39 322 1589 1879 186 whose|husband|made|her|clean|his|uniform|,|wins
b04-096-06 err 186 35 323 1767 1923 203 a|divorce|.|The|judge|says|she|had|to|act|almost
b04-096-07 err 186 7 310 1972 377 178 as|a|serf|.
b04-103-00 err 188 39 351 689 1856 208 Up|and|down|the|country|husbands|will|be|saying
b04-103-01 err 188 38 343 855 1843 214 they|would|never|behave|like|that|.|But|do|they|ever
b04-103-02 ok 186 40 343 1056 1758 195 ponder|how|their|gardening|tools|are|mysteriously
b04-103-03 ok 186 45 340 1231 1895 187 returned|to|the|shed|;|their|books|tidied|;|and|often|,
b04-103-04 ok 188 36 341 1402 1768 217 even|their|shoes|cleaned|?|How|wonderful|if|they
b04-103-05 err 188 50 348 1579 1905 214 showed|their|appreciation|this|morning|with|a|surprise
b04-103-06 err 188 32 350 1704 1544 277 box|of|chocolates|or|a|bunch|of|flowers|!
b04-107-00 ok 162 28 349 740 1848 97 HOW|the|Government|must|repent|its|haste|and|folly
b04-107-01 ok 162 36 340 921 1793 93 in|Rhodesia|!|Eighteen|months|ago|this|territory
b04-107-02 ok 162 32 330 1107 1916 87 was|peaceful|,|orderly|,|and|thriving|.|Africans|within|the
b04-107-03 ok 162 27 320 1210 1844 154 Federal|Government|were|getting|valuable|experience|in
b04-107-04 ok 162 36 345 1461 1989 74 administration|.|Then|Mr.|Iain|Macleod|became|Colonial
b04-107-05 ok 162 32 342 1635 1849 104 Secretary|.|Suddenly|everything|changed|.|Timetables|were
b04-107-06 ok 162 30 330 1806 1911 94 scrapped|.|The|ill-conceived|Monckton|Commission|was
b04-107-07 ok 162 28 315 2004 1749 88 rushed|out|to|Rhodesia|.|Overnight|,|minor|African
b04-107-08 ok 162 38 329 2181 1615 93 politicians|were|inflated|into|international|figures|.
b04-116-00 ok 162 27 334 737 1783 99 And|as|the|British|Government|stepped|up|the|pace
b04-116-01 ok 162 26 320 919 1895 93 of|change|,|so|the|Africans|stepped|up|their|demands|.
b04-116-02 ok 162 34 320 1087 1854 96 TODAY|,|in|London|,|that|rash|and|thoughtless|policy|has
b04-116-03 ok 162 39 327 1279 1903 83 caused|a|crisis|-|a|crisis|that|never|should|have|happened|.
b04-116-04 ok 162 29 328 1459 1814 84 No|wonder|there|is|doubt|and|fearful|heart-searching|.
b04-116-05 ok 162 32 311 1638 1722 95 If|the|Government|now|reverses|its|plan|to|give|the
b04-116-06 ok 162 38 311 1803 1939 98 Africans|control|in|Northern|Rhodesia|it|may|indeed|face
b04-116-07 ok 162 41 312 1996 1818 85 difficulties|from|African|politicians|greedy|for|power|.
b04-121-00 ok 162 36 328 745 1860 103 But|if|it|fails|to|modify|that|plan|Rhodesia|may|well
b04-121-01 ok 162 30 336 928 1719 87 be|plunged|into|chaos|,|like|the|Congo|.|For|Mr.
b04-121-02 ok 162 39 331 1102 1813 95 Macmillan|and|his|ministers|there|is|no|choice|.|They
b04-121-03 ok 162 34 319 1289 1758 83 must|safeguard|Rhodesia|against|chaos|.|And|try|to
b04-121-04 ok 162 30 322 1473 1856 79 repair|the|damage|they|have|done|.|WHO|can|grow|the
b04-121-05 ok 162 43 330 1636 1717 90 fastest|?|That|is|the|exciting|competition|going|on
b04-121-06 ok 162 27 320 1831 1175 82 among|Britain's|major|industries|.
b04-128-00 ok 162 37 336 731 1956 98 Top|of|the|table|,|at|the|moment|,|is|the|chemical|industry|.
b04-128-01 ok 162 29 338 917 1854 88 Then|comes|engineering|,|followed|by|iron|and|steel|.
b04-128-02 ok 162 33 343 1092 1880 92 Even|the|staid|and|timid|Treasury|is|cheered|by|the
b04-128-03 ok 162 43 338 1279 1917 76 tremendous|upsurge|in|investment|.|It|reports|that|new
b04-128-04 ok 162 34 344 1435 1866 109 factory|building|this|year|is|likely|to|be|40|per|cent
b04-128-05 ok 162 38 351 1641 1936 84 up|on|1960|.|Britain's|business|men|are|right|to|back
b04-128-06 ok 162 18 354 1811 742 83 their|faith|with|cash|.
b04-134-00 ok 182 13 364 719 1681 155 For|expansion|today|means|still|greater
b04-134-01 ok 182 23 337 892 1857 155 prosperity|tomorrow|.|BERTRAND|RUSSELL|,
b04-134-02 ok 182 14 346 1075 1776 182 the|88-year-old|standard|bearer|of|the|Ban-
b04-134-03 ok 182 13 343 1268 1615 162 the-Bomb|crusade|,|has|devoted|following|.
b04-134-04 ok 182 18 317 1442 1931 113 Thousands|march|with|him|-|and|sit|with|him
b04-134-05 ok 182 20 315 1619 1905 162 too|.|It|is|said|by|some|that|he|is|a|saint|;|by
b04-134-06 ok 182 18 299 1782 1862 161 others|that|he|is|a|prophet|.|He|is|,|in|fact|,|a
b04-134-07 ok 182 21 308 1972 2058 186 philosopher|with|a|highly|developed|sense|of|publicity
b04-134-08 ok 182 9 320 2162 1921 164 who|has|been|spectacularly|wrong|on|the|great
b04-134-09 ok 182 10 358 2332 871 138 issues|of|our|time|.
b04-140-00 ok 182 23 356 701 1842 170 BEFORE|the|war|he|urged|the|British|people
b04-140-01 ok 182 12 344 902 1603 131 to|welcome|Hitler's|troops|as|tourists|.
b04-140-02 ok 182 14 328 1053 1919 227 After|the|war|he|favoured|a|preventive|war|against
b04-140-03 ok 182 17 305 1230 1997 126 Russia|.|Now|he|wants|Britain|to|demolish|her
b04-140-04 ok 182 10 317 1434 1834 182 defences|.|Throughout|the|years|Lord|Russell
b04-140-05 ok 182 15 312 1602 1945 162 and|his|supporters|have|been|able|to|pursue|their
b04-140-06 ok 182 13 295 1779 1985 174 eccentric|campaigns|in|freedom|.|They|should
b04-140-07 ok 182 15 297 1964 1973 162 ask|themselves|this|question|:|How|long|would
b04-140-08 ok 182 19 319 2149 2066 165 that|freedom|last|if|their|policies|were|adopted|?
b04-147-00 ok 182 18 289 706 2024 176 AN|experiment|in|courtesy|is|launched|by|the|Electricity
b04-147-01 ok 182 18 308 893 1983 164 Board|.|The|board|is|laying|a|cable|along|a|seven-
b04-147-02 ok 182 22 325 1074 1923 177 mile|route|in|Surrey|.|A|warden|,|Mr.|Jack|Finlay|,
b04-147-03 ok 182 20 334 1253 1963 158 has|been|appointed|to|smooth|out|difficulties|for
b04-147-04 ok 182 13 283 1446 1937 157 householders|when|trenches|are|dug|outside|their
b04-147-05 ok 182 18 314 1597 1935 172 front|gates|.|Splendid|.|By|showing|concern
b04-147-06 ok 182 20 308 1799 2021 144 for|the|people|the|board|will|earn|their|good|will|.
b04-147-07 ok 182 13 330 1978 1237 165 Happy|patrolling|,|Mr.|Finlay|!
b04-154-00 ok 172 22 354 692 1737 180 GOOD|for|Sir|Roy|Welensky|!|The|tough|,
b04-154-01 ok 182 16 342 908 1747 163 resolute|Premier|of|the|Rhodesian|Federation
b04-154-02 ok 182 20 347 1081 1906 159 shakes|the|life|out|of|his|critics|.|He|calls|them
b04-154-03 ok 182 19 334 1262 2015 141 "|jelly-boned|.|"|He|promises|to|preserve|federation
b04-154-04 ok 182 17 363 1426 1890 159 against|African|fanatics|and|woolly|minded
b04-154-05 ok 182 19 369 1615 1773 132 individuals|in|the|West|.|Some|may|ask|:|Is
b04-154-06 ok 182 22 369 1799 1938 158 Welensky|justified|in|being|so|harsh|to|those|who
b04-154-07 ok 182 19 387 1971 1797 142 disagree|with|him|?|The|facts|answer|that|.
b04-162-00 ok 182 43 349 722 1744 141 CONTRAST|his|firm|,|successful|rule|in|Rhodesia
b04-162-01 ok 172 33 365 910 1638 140 with|what|has|happened|in|the|Congo|.|There
b04-162-02 ok 182 29 375 1093 1712 129 Welensky's|opponents|have|carried|their|theories
b04-162-03 ok 172 34 366 1280 1761 126 into|practice|.|There|a|UNO|army|of|Africans|,
b04-162-04 ok 172 38 398 1435 1705 154 bossed|by|an|Indian|,|has|been|in|charge|for
b04-162-05 ok 172 34 373 1631 1810 141 months|.|And|what|has|it|made|of|the|Congo|?
b04-162-06 ok 172 27 405 1807 1437 81 A|bloodstained|shambles|.|No|wonder
b04-162-07 ok 172 28 358 1968 1568 148 Welensky|has|lost|all|patience|with|his
b04-162-08 ok 172 13 403 2169 842 152 misguided|tormentors|.
b04-169-00 err 172 28 312 734 1535 131 They|have|earned|his|strictures|.|And|his
b04-169-01 ok 172 40 332 909 1818 160 contempt|.|SOME|people|are|for|ever|complaining
b04-169-02 ok 172 34 341 1073 1798 162 that|teenagers|earn|too|much|and|spend|it|all
b04-169-03 ok 172 28 341 1273 1786 151 when|they|get|it|.|Now|a|survey|of|the|Post
b04-169-04 ok 182 37 347 1443 1768 176 Office|Savings|Bank|shows|how|wrong|that
b04-169-05 err 182 38 358 1622 1764 168 idea|is|.|The|biggest|group|of|depositors|in
b04-169-06 ok 172 46 335 1798 1814 152 the|bank|is|made|of|boys|and|girls|aged|15
b04-169-07 ok 172 4 343 1980 206 77 to|19|.
b04-175-00 ok 182 23 379 729 1707 151 Certainly|teenagers|earn|more|than|ever|before|.
b04-175-01 ok 182 26 399 911 1743 147 Certainly|they|spend|more|.|But|how|splendid
b04-175-02 ok 182 21 415 1072 1533 162 that|in|the|most|prosperous|days|in|this
b04-175-03 ok 182 32 366 1260 1833 157 country's|history|the|old-fashioned|virtue|of|thrift
b04-175-04 ok 182 30 389 1454 1795 171 should|still|have|a|powerful|appeal|for|young
b04-175-05 err 182 36 394 1633 1814 160 people|.|THE|Danes|are|annoyed|with|British
b04-175-06 err 182 33 386 1794 1928 170 farmers|for|fighting|against|Danish|competition|.
b04-175-07 ok 182 20 363 1974 1735 167 They|say|that|our|farmers|do|not|seem|to
b04-175-08 ok 182 20 400 2147 1515 161 understand|the|meaning|of|free|trade|.
b04-181-00 ok 182 27 305 723 1822 97 There|is|no|doubt|what|the|Danes|understand
b04-181-01 ok 182 25 332 886 1740 179 by|free|trade|.|It|is|that|they|should|be|free
b04-181-02 ok 182 26 324 1061 1800 181 to|sell|as|much|as|they|like|,|while|buying
b04-181-03 ok 182 19 321 1265 1861 158 more|and|more|from|our|rivals|.|Germany|has
b04-181-04 ok 182 27 340 1453 1589 112 now|supplanted|Britain|as|Denmark's
b04-181-05 ok 182 30 341 1624 1843 145 principal|supplier|.|The|farmers|of|Britain
b04-181-06 ok 182 29 333 1797 1934 152 understand|free|trade|.|That|is|why|they|fight
b04-181-07 ok 182 4 333 1983 112 73 it|.
b04-187-00 ok 182 33 331 721 1749 143 THE|Palace|cinema|at|Buckley|,|near|Chester|,|will|be
b04-187-01 ok 182 25 329 897 1634 154 reopened|next|week|by|Barry|Flanagan|and|Eric
b04-187-02 ok 182 34 343 1070 1675 161 Platt|,|both|aged|19|.|Eric|says|:|"|We|believe|in|the
b04-187-03 ok 182 30 340 1250 1541 142 cinema|.|And|we|know|what|people|want|.|"|The
b04-187-04 ok 182 37 336 1429 1746 143 combination|of|enthusiasm|and|shrewd|anticipation
b04-187-05 ok 182 23 333 1603 1415 181 of|public|taste|has|launched|many|great
b04-187-06 ok 182 34 328 1790 1758 148 enterprises|.|Barry|and|Eric|have|enthusiasm|.|They
b04-187-07 ok 182 19 334 1951 1547 187 are|backed|by|a|resurgent|film|industry|.
b04-195-00 ok 182 34 367 639 1670 144 It|could|be|curtain|up|on|two|success|stories|.|Of
b04-195-01 ok 182 23 354 825 1647 155 the|old|Palace|.|And|Barry|and|Eric|.|DONS|at
b04-195-02 ok 182 33 369 993 1774 169 Cambridge|want|the|study|of|agriculture|to|become
b04-195-03 ok 182 33 362 1166 1689 176 an|honours|degree|course|.|Farming|is|Britain's
b04-195-04 ok 182 32 343 1353 1728 171 most|vital|industry|.|It|is|increasingly|dependent
b04-195-05 ok 182 31 352 1532 1767 145 on|new|techniques|-|and|on|the|universities|to
b04-195-06 ok 182 25 356 1714 1356 163 provide|men|of|knowledge|and|skill|.
b04-202-00 ok 182 32 328 693 1650 161 The|older|universities|are|often|accused|of|being
b04-202-01 ok 182 35 335 874 1775 163 interested|only|in|dead|subjects|.|Now|Cambridge|has
b04-202-02 ok 182 37 331 1053 1708 162 the|opportunity|to|show|is|just|as|interested|in|the
b04-202-03 ok 182 39 332 1226 1765 169 living|.|Particularly|as|its|rival|,|Oxford|,|has|had|a
b04-202-04 ok 182 26 328 1404 1399 184 similar|course|in|farming|for|15|years|!
b04-202-05 ok 182 31 336 1584 1660 156 JOHN|GLENN|,|Virgil|Grissom|,|Alan|Shepard|.|One|of
b04-202-06 ok 182 27 335 1759 1666 187 these|three|men|has|a|date|with|destiny|-|the
b04-202-07 ok 182 16 335 1926 821 196 first|journey|into|Space|.
b04-208-00 ok 182 27 358 527 1775 192 At|the|beginning|of|this|wonderful|century|many
b04-208-01 ok 182 28 356 718 1730 137 people|believed|that|there|were|no|more|worlds|to
b04-208-02 ok 182 6 359 929 269 116 conquer|.
b05-017-00 ok 163 26 354 765 1698 90 Nobody|'s|going|to|shove|2ole|Uncle|Sam|around|!|"|He|then
b05-017-01 ok 168 25 349 943 1718 78 took|out|a|piece|of|paper|,|wrote|his|address|on|it|and|added|:
b05-017-02 ok 172 19 351 1122 1738 95 "|Anybody|mucking|the|Yanks|about|had|better|call|on|me
b05-017-03 ok 170 29 330 1302 1539 89 first|.|I|won't|stand|for|it|.|"|Exit|a|puzzled|American|.
b05-017-04 ok 169 27 344 1476 1817 94 The|other|incident|occurred|in|the|boat-train|from|Cherbourg
b05-017-05 ok 167 6 347 1655 223 60 to|Paris|.
b05-032-00 ok 150 10 386 898 1786 130 The|travellers|from|the|New|World|who|had
b05-032-01 ok 150 13 368 1096 1783 132 been|in|Britain|many|times|before|,|were
b05-032-02 ok 149 14 368 1272 1865 122 slightly|stunned|.|Afterwards|they|said|:|"|We|thought
b05-032-03 ok 149 14 361 1448 1751 121 we|knew|it|all|,|but|you|Britishers|never|run
b05-032-04 ok 147 6 356 1629 925 95 out|of|unturned|stones|.|"
b05-032-05 ok 148 18 363 1805 1863 139 To|the|British|Travel|Association|,|doing|their|excellent
b05-032-06 ok 147 19 332 1981 1836 117 darndest|,|I|offer|these|sad|complexities|.|IN|the|1830's
b05-032-07 ok 147 12 319 2166 1892 115 the|Luddites|took|sledge-hammers|to|their|looms|and
b05-032-08 ok 148 15 321 2359 1769 107 many|a|good|trade|unionist|since|then|has|,|in|the
b05-032-09 ok 148 14 327 2534 1879 116 hope|of|improving|the|lot|of|his|fellow|workers|,|taken
b05-032-10 ok 148 9 318 2686 1374 112 the|theoretical|Luddite|hammer|again|.
b05-038-00 ok 151 15 358 701 1642 124 Hence|the|hostility|to|automation|and
b05-038-01 ok 151 15 329 879 1681 134 the|stop-watch|manufacturing|methods|that
b05-038-02 err 151 24 323 1050 1791 120 have|#|led|to|restrictive|practices|.|Now|a|new
b05-038-03 ok 150 17 312 1230 1655 101 threat|to|those|who|toil|and|spin|has|been
b05-038-04 ok 150 27 325 1408 1735 135 developed|by|a|firm|specialising|in|electronics
b05-038-05 ok 148 17 329 1593 1796 104 in|Los|Angeles|.|They|have|developed|a|new
b05-038-06 ok 150 16 314 1777 1813 113 system|whereby|completely|untrained|workers
b05-038-07 ok 150 12 319 1954 1911 115 can|be|taught|their|trade|by|means|of|tape
b05-038-08 ok 148 12 349 2145 1081 112 recordings|and|television|.
b05-042-00 ok 162 19 368 842 1862 143 What|happens|is|that|the|unskilled|worker
b05-042-01 ok 162 22 368 1063 1855 130 is|processed|,|by|high-speed|listening|to|recorded
b05-042-02 ok 162 26 362 1244 1837 112 instructions|on|how|to|do|the|job|coupled|with
b05-042-03 ok 152 22 374 1433 1903 127 explanatory|TV|pictures|,|into|becoming|a|highly
b05-042-04 ok 152 19 354 1607 1889 112 skilled|,|obedient|craftsman|in|no|time|at|all|.
b05-042-05 ok 162 12 371 1774 1706 124 Not|only|can|the|raw|human|mind|be
b05-042-06 ok 152 18 372 1967 1837 113 technically|equipped|very|quickly|to|do|one
b05-042-07 ok 152 19 360 2140 1820 126 set|of|skilled|manufacturing|processes|in|one
b05-042-08 ok 152 19 370 2307 1838 134 trade|but|,|by|being|given|another|of|the|new
b05-042-09 err 162 29 377 2496 1887 128 audio-TV|training|techniques|,|he|can|be|switched
b05-042-10 err 162 27 360 2691 1803 101 to|a|different|industry|if|he|just|gives|in|and
b05-045-00 ok 162 17 363 681 1736 160 From|being|an|assembler|in|an|aircraft
b05-045-01 ok 162 21 361 860 1705 158 factory|to|becoming|a|paint|sprayer|in
b05-045-02 ok 162 16 355 1048 1641 128 a|ceramic|factory|,|he|can|be|qualified
b05-045-03 ok 162 16 342 1228 1706 135 for|a|completely|new|job|in|less|time
b05-045-04 ok 162 15 339 1406 1555 138 than|it|takes|to|say|"|Tolpuddle
b05-045-05 err 162 26 358 1588 1769 128 Martyrs|!|"|"|CRICKET|,|"|says|the|Oxford
b05-045-06 err 162 21 339 1769 1735 139 Dictionary|,|is|"|an|open|air|game|played
b05-045-07 ok 162 20 338 1960 1668 114 with|ball|,|bats|and|wickets|between
b05-045-08 ok 162 22 333 2132 1894 158 #|two|sides|consisting|of|eleven|players
b05-045-09 ok 162 20 347 2296 1788 138 each|.|"|Not|so|,|dear|Oxford|Dictionary|.
b05-050-00 err 162 25 377 684 1775 121 You|are|out|of|date|.|Cricket|in|1961|is|played
b05-050-01 err 162 23 346 878 1696 118 with|a|theodolite|,|six|surveyors|,|a|ball|;
b05-050-02 ok 162 21 361 1042 1816 101 bats|and|wickets|between|two|sides|.|Shades
b05-050-03 ok 162 14 358 1231 1776 121 of|the|village|stalwarts|of|Hambledon|who
b05-050-04 ok 152 13 367 1405 1593 112 are|now|the|patron|saints|of|the|game|!
b05-050-05 ok 152 11 391 1565 1678 154 What|would|THEY|have|thought|of
b05-050-06 ok 162 20 347 1753 1692 140 these|civil|engineers|creeping|about
b05-050-07 ok 162 19 364 1924 1552 144 the|pitch|with|their|optical
b05-050-08 ok 149 9 382 2136 607 78 instruments|?
b05-055-00 ok 186 22 380 728 1813 100 The|village|green|is|the|real|home|of|cricket|.|A|couple|of|bumps
b05-055-01 ok 186 21 355 916 1810 86 on|a|pitch|have|no|terrors|for|a|good|batsman|with|a|stout
b05-055-02 ok 186 22 347 1091 1775 96 heart|,|a|firm|grip|on|the|willow|and|a|hefty|contempt|for
b05-055-03 ok 186 22 355 1276 1781 90 batting|averages|and|all|the|statistical|blight|that|makes|a
b05-055-04 ok 186 17 348 1443 1598 94 mighty|six|these|days|as|rare|as|frostbite|in|summer|.
b05-058-00 ok 186 20 386 733 1865 96 They|'ll|be|clapping|the|man|who|plays|a|straight|theodolite|next|.
b05-058-01 ok 182 27 355 913 1829 105 EICHMANN|continues|#|to|reveal|the|extraordinary|divisions|of|the
b05-058-02 ok 186 15 352 1106 1742 97 German|mind|.|Not|content|with|arguing|that|he|was|only|an
b05-058-03 ok 186 22 365 1278 1716 94 efficient|cog|in|the|machine|,|he|now|claims|that|part|of|the
b05-058-04 ok 186 24 368 1457 1789 78 endless|massacre|that|led|to|the|death|of|six|million|Jews|was
b05-058-05 err 182 10 363 1629 867 79 "|decent|,|feasible|and|workable|.|"
b05-062-00 ok 186 19 381 729 1776 94 He|feels|satisfaction|"|from|the|fact|that|my|personality|had|been
b05-062-01 ok 186 18 355 909 1687 99 tested|and|weighed|and|not|found|wanting|.|"|He|feels|like
b05-062-02 ok 182 18 356 1088 1709 76 Pontius|Pilate|who|washed|his|hands|before|the|multitude
b05-062-03 ok 186 24 373 1263 1676 93 saying|:|"|I|am|innocent|of|the|blood|of|this|just|person|.|"
b05-062-04 ok 186 21 371 1447 1654 87 Like|Dr.|Globke|,|whom|I|interviewed|the|other|day|,|Eichmann
b05-062-05 ok 182 4 361 1638 153 44 said|:
b05-067-00 ok 186 19 374 725 1723 78 "|I|drew|a|certain|solace|from|the|fact|that|I|did|what|I
b05-067-01 err 182 22 379 909 1732 93 could|despite|my|low|rank|.|"|Eichmann|is|on|dangerous|ground
b05-067-02 ok 186 17 372 1095 1675 95 when|he|pleads|that|he|was|only|a|small|unit|on|the|base
b05-067-03 ok 186 18 377 1263 1647 110 of|the|triangle|that|led|to|Hitler|,|Himmler|,|Hess|and|Goering
b05-067-04 ok 182 16 381 1451 1629 93 at|the|apex|.|In|examination|he|betrayed|an|expert|and
b05-067-05 ok 182 18 369 1626 1843 90 intimate|knowledge|of|every|link|in|the|chain|of|command|that
b05-067-06 ok 186 5 366 1805 441 74 led|to|the|top|.
b05-071-00 ok 189 22 392 733 1546 80 He|understood|the|whole|apparatus|with|an|exact|and
b05-071-01 err 186 21 364 915 1835 86 meticulous|comprehension|that|could|only|have|come|from|a|man
b05-071-02 ok 186 23 371 1090 1774 92 who|used|the|system|-|and|used|it|with|power|and|authority|.
b05-071-03 ok 186 21 375 1276 1772 105 The|appalling|thing|about|the|Germans|is|that|they|can|kid|them-
b05-071-04 ok 182 25 366 1454 1751 90 selves|and|feel|a|sense|of|righteousness|when|their|hands|are
b05-071-05 ok 182 6 377 1639 421 53 red|with|blood|.
b05-074-00 ok 186 38 334 749 1796 107 They|really|believed|that|the|Treaty|of|Versailles
b05-074-01 ok 186 52 332 930 1842 100 was|an|iniquitous|injustice|.|When|they|burst|into
b05-074-02 ok 186 40 331 1108 1851 93 Czechoslovakia|,|Poland|,|Holland|,|Belgium|and|France
b05-074-03 ok 186 32 321 1285 1841 111 they|really|believed|Hitler|when|he|screamed|at
b05-074-04 ok 186 36 335 1449 1734 120 them|that|they|were|being|"|encircled|.|"|They|really
b05-074-05 ok 186 37 337 1646 1732 96 believed|in|the|moral|superiority|of|"|The|New
b05-074-06 ok 189 44 320 1819 1916 97 Order|"|which|Himmler|on|October|4|,|1943|,|expressed
b05-074-07 ok 186 50 322 1993 1942 103 thus|:|"|Whether|nations|live|in|prosperity|or|starve
b05-074-08 ok 186 38 330 2183 1912 99 to|death|like|cattle|interests|me|only|in|so|far|as|we
b05-074-09 ok 186 35 334 2353 1881 92 need|them|as|slaves|to|#|our|Kultur|;|otherwise
b05-074-10 ok 186 23 339 2544 1178 75 it|is|of|no|interest|to|me|.
b05-079-00 ok 172 38 362 692 1885 163 This|concept|of|slavery|included|Britain|.
b05-079-01 ok 172 31 310 877 1856 152 General|Brauchitsch|signed|a|directive
b05-079-02 ok 172 23 350 1049 1617 173 ordering|that|after|the|successful
b05-079-03 ok 172 40 344 1227 1795 158 invasion|of|our|islands|all|the|"|able-bodied
b05-079-04 ok 172 25 347 1403 1630 170 male|population|between|the|ages|of
b05-079-05 ok 172 33 327 1586 1923 152 seventeen|and|forty-five|will|,|unless|the
b05-079-06 ok 172 31 343 1774 1728 146 local|situation|calls|for|an|exceptional
b05-079-07 ok 172 34 327 1965 1850 142 ruling|,|be|interned|and|dispatched|to|the
b05-079-08 ok 172 24 337 2114 1782 103 Continent|.|"|The|Baltic|States|were
b05-079-09 ok 172 22 326 2308 1398 101 to|have|been|our|destination|.
b05-083-00 ok 199 29 354 699 1950 151 In|no|other|conquered|country|,|not|even
b05-083-01 ok 199 26 347 870 1913 139 Poland|,|had|the|Germans|begun|with|such|a
b05-083-02 ok 199 30 351 1015 2084 160 drastic|step|.|There|is|no|doubt|that|the|compatriots
b05-083-03 ok 199 43 369 1188 2036 161 of|Eichmann|would|have|been|as|good|as|their
b05-083-04 ok 199 35 364 1386 2090 152 evil|word|.|THE|Inland|Revenue|people|have|a
b05-083-05 ok 186 20 353 1548 1816 152 thankless|task|.|But|they|do|not|make
b05-083-06 ok 189 26 362 1719 2047 156 themselves|less|disliked|by|their|attitude
b05-083-07 ok 199 24 353 1886 1981 163 to|their|customers|-|who|incidentally
b05-083-08 err 189 14 393 2109 999 192 pay|their|salaries|.
b05-088-00 ok 182 19 382 680 1505 154 Their|demands|are|invariably|couched|in
b05-088-01 ok 172 31 331 871 1808 138 hectoring|,|out-of-date|language|,|but|in|spite|of|all
b05-088-02 ok 172 23 326 1042 1796 156 their|bluster|,|they|let|many|a|big|fish|through|the
b05-088-03 ok 172 31 336 1220 1835 155 net|while|they|are|bullying|the|minnows|.|I|have|just
b05-088-04 err 172 26 331 1386 1753 199 heard|a|good|example|of|their|officious|efficiency|.
b05-088-05 err 172 20 344 1569 1776 170 A|young|chap|I|know|got|his|first|job|last|week|.|He
b05-088-06 ok 172 25 341 1754 1771 164 is|paid|monthly|in|arrears|and|will|not|get
b05-088-07 ok 172 19 344 1931 1606 160 a|bean|for|the|next|twenty-one|days|.
b05-098-00 ok 172 26 371 701 1773 106 It|was|called|"|Abou|Ben|Adhem|and|the
b05-098-01 ok 172 23 358 877 1657 145 Angel|.|"|I|don't|know|why|I|was|so
b05-098-02 ok 172 24 352 1062 1807 128 impressed|with|this|poem|but|,|on|re-
b05-098-03 ok 172 25 353 1218 1661 161 flection|,|it|might|be|that|I|took|a
b05-098-04 ok 172 30 343 1412 1818 148 guilty|interest|in|the|devilment|busi-
b05-098-05 ok 172 20 339 1587 1775 138 ness|.|I|may|well|have|felt|that|I|was
b05-098-06 ok 172 21 354 1762 1928 155 hell-bound|under|a|strict|Presbyterian
b05-098-07 ok 172 27 355 1944 1970 163 upbringing|and|a|possible|reprieve|might
b05-098-08 ok 172 15 370 2127 1872 163 come|through|the|sugary|sentiments
b05-098-09 ok 172 9 373 2311 1168 106 of|"|Abou|Ben|Adhem|.|"
b06-000-00 ok 172 21 329 747 1810 80 SOME|17|years|ago|,|in|the|early|summer|of|1934|,
b06-000-01 ok 172 16 315 921 1799 88 the|German|ambassador|in|London|was|dictating
b06-000-02 ok 172 21 323 1100 1725 78 a|secret|report|to|his|chief|von|Papen|,|in|Berlin|.
b06-000-03 ok 172 25 311 1259 1794 101 "|Britain|is|uncomfortable|in|her|role|of|champion
b06-000-04 ok 172 25 345 1462 1796 80 of|German|rearmament|,|in|opposition|,|to|France|.|"
b06-000-05 ok 172 18 314 1638 1689 77 Later|that|year|he|warned|that|Britain|knew
b06-000-06 ok 172 14 316 1818 1634 82 Germany|was|breaking|the|agreement|to|stop
b06-000-07 ok 172 12 333 1996 1121 85 building|bombers|,|and|added|:
b06-004-00 ok 187 42 347 703 1924 99 "|Without|Britain's|tolerance|German|rearma-
b06-004-01 ok 190 33 368 896 1809 122 ment|in|the|air|would|be|jeopardised|.|"|When
b06-004-02 ok 189 35 361 1071 1991 140 Hoesch's|reports|,|along|with|other|nazi|documents|,
b06-004-03 ok 190 35 331 1254 1871 114 were|captured|and|published|after|the|war|the
b06-004-04 ok 188 36 329 1438 2023 112 pattern|of|British|Government|connivance|became
b06-004-05 ok 186 31 334 1611 1909 119 clear|.|At|nazi|Germany's|request|,|Britain|was
b06-004-06 ok 187 34 359 1791 1872 137 providing|the|cloak|for|Germany|to|build|an
b06-004-07 ok 189 22 342 1968 1491 131 air|force|bigger|than|that|of|France|.
b06-008-00 ok 182 17 370 681 1684 174 Yesterday|West|German|Defence|Minister|,
b06-008-01 ok 182 20 347 866 1759 126 Herr|Strauss|,|started|talks|with|the|British
b06-008-02 ok 182 21 332 1044 1845 152 Defence|Minister|,|Mr.|Watkinson|.|Their|talks
b06-008-03 ok 182 17 341 1228 1757 171 are|another|stage|in|the|cloak|operation|,
b06-008-04 ok 172 23 318 1411 1814 171 1961|variety|,|by|which|the|West|German
b06-008-05 ok 182 18 344 1591 1765 171 militarists|are|advancing|their|rearmament|.
b06-008-06 ok 172 22 332 1750 1814 193 Herr|Strauss|told|the|Daily|Mail|last|October
b06-008-07 ok 182 19 329 1944 1845 168 that|his|policy|was|to|make|his|country
b06-008-08 ok 182 20 313 2133 1860 151 the|"|strongest|militarily|in|Europe|and|the
b06-008-09 ok 182 23 323 2299 1485 152 United|States'|principal|Nato|ally|.|"
b06-012-00 ok 176 41 355 716 1701 122 His|job|is|to|build|up|the|military|apparatus|which
b06-012-01 ok 177 37 362 886 1733 133 will|back|West|Germany's|economic|domination|of|Western
b06-012-02 ok 176 33 346 1071 1765 121 Europe|through|the|Common|Market|.|He|continued|this|week
b06-012-03 ok 173 46 338 1241 1802 123 the|argument|with|Mr.|Watkinson|which|he|had|in|public|at|a
b06-012-04 ok 178 34 344 1423 1806 150 Nato|council|meeting|last|year|over|the|question|:|do|we
b06-012-05 err 177 20 354 1601 1409 148 fight|a|30-day|war|or|a|90-day|war|?
b06-015-00 ok 177 15 337 725 1716 95 A|90-day|war|,|the|West|German
b06-015-01 ok 176 12 330 905 1849 113 view|,|provides|the|pretext|for|huge
b06-015-02 ok 177 13 331 1066 1806 118 German|armed|forces|(|within|Nato
b06-015-03 err 180 13 332 1260 1802 103 of|course|)|and|for|those|to|have
b06-015-04 ok 179 12 343 1441 1708 88 bases|all|over|Western|Europe|.
b06-015-05 ok 179 12 342 1619 1680 109 In|the|past|year|West|Germany
b06-015-06 ok 183 11 339 1800 1586 101 has|secured|agreements|for
b06-015-07 err 182 18 333 1963 1717 116 "|facilities|"|in|France|,|Holland|and
b06-015-08 ok 182 13 339 2157 1751 109 Belgium|.|After|much|bargaining
b06-015-09 ok 182 12 350 2338 1628 112 the|British|Government|has
b06-015-10 ok 181 16 351 2510 1796 116 agreed|to|give|similar|"|facilities|"
b06-019-00 ok 183 24 320 704 1764 145 The|process|has|been|too|slow|for|Herr
b06-019-01 ok 186 20 313 886 1634 101 Strauss|and|last|month|he|attacked
b06-019-02 err 187 29 303 1062 2068 152 Britain|for|being|an|obstacle|for|West|Germany's
b06-019-03 ok 186 29 319 1239 1796 163 plans|for|a|"|unified|supply|apparatus|"
b06-019-04 ok 188 28 311 1411 1839 174 in|Nato|.|(|A|supply|apparatus|which|would
b06-019-05 ok 188 22 322 1593 1723 199 link|together|the|various|West|German
b06-019-06 err 187 26 328 1757 1866 168 "|facilities|.|"|)|By|the|end|of|the|year|there
b06-019-07 ok 187 25 309 1960 1650 102 will|be|11|German|divisions|in|Nato
b06-019-08 ok 189 25 308 2143 1582 134 compared|with|four|divisions|of
b06-019-09 ok 186 13 295 2318 666 124 British|troops|.
b06-023-00 ok 172 17 353 734 1633 84 Alongside|these|divisions|a|force|of|over|600
b06-023-01 ok 172 20 348 907 1762 103 Starfighters|provided|by|the|Americans|is|growing
b06-023-02 ok 172 17 363 1084 1739 98 up|.|These|"|fighters|"|are|in|fact|fighter|bombers
b06-023-03 ok 172 11 357 1272 1637 66 which|could|launch|an|atomic|attack|on
b06-023-04 ok 172 21 360 1458 1814 75 Eastern|Europe|.|By|1963|the|Germans|plan|to|have
b06-023-05 ok 172 22 334 1634 1746 71 nine|missile|battalions|,|with|288|missiles|and
b06-023-06 ok 172 18 333 1812 1756 82 36|firing|ramps|,|including|weapons|like|Matador
b06-023-07 ok 172 25 333 1994 1859 76 (|range|950|miles|)|,|also|provided|by|the|Americans|.
b06-027-00 ok 184 17 361 822 1662 265 Last|month|West|Germany|was
b06-027-01 ok 184 16 344 1020 1815 191 reported|to|be|halfway|toward
b06-027-02 err 184 26 347 1185 1970 236 this|target|.|Her|position|as|"|America's
b06-027-03 err 181 26 359 1365 1850 319 principal|Nato|ally|"|grows|stronger
b06-027-04 err 181 16 323 1537 1913 233 and|stronger|.|Now|this|target|which
b06-027-05 ok 181 13 375 1729 1672 228 Herr|Strauss|and|his|fellows
b06-027-06 err 183 19 364 1900 1965 247 have|their|eyes|on|is|control|of|the
b06-027-07 err 181 15 341 2086 1968 237 warheads|to|these|weapons|.|General
b06-027-08 ok 180 15 355 2280 1798 208 Heusinger|,|the|man|who|caused
b06-027-09 ok 182 21 372 2442 2051 267 a|great|disturbance|last|autumn
b06-032-00 ok 182 16 342 687 1833 151 All|this|has|been|achieved|through|Nato|under
b06-032-01 ok 182 17 321 876 1714 131 American|leadership|.|But|a|big|role|has|been
b06-032-02 ok 182 18 317 1040 1878 149 played|not|only|by|the|British|Government|but
b06-032-03 ok 182 19 326 1203 1792 187 by|Right-Wing|Labour|in|this|country|.|They|have
b06-032-04 ok 182 18 324 1403 1823 153 helped|build|up|Nato|and|rearm|Western|Germany|,
b06-032-05 ok 182 17 345 1594 1745 120 in|pursuit|of|the|old|familiar|anti-Soviet
b06-032-06 ok 182 19 312 1774 1575 153 policy|which|brought|disaster|in|1939|.
b06-036-00 ok 176 37 364 701 1805 151 Now|the|argument|is|being|used|that|Nato|must|be|maintained
b06-036-01 ok 174 32 359 880 1729 138 and|Britain|must|stay|in|it|to|keep|the|Germans|in
b06-036-02 ok 175 34 367 1054 1733 148 control|.|Nato|,|far|from|being|a|means|of|controlling
b06-036-03 ok 177 42 364 1215 1628 150 the|German|militarists|,|is|,|in|fact|,|the|cover|for
b06-036-04 ok 173 35 365 1425 1764 151 building|up|their|power|.|What|must|Britain|do|?|Today|,
b06-036-05 ok 174 25 359 1602 1789 132 again|,|she|has|a|key|role|.|Let|her|tell|men|like|Strauss
b06-036-06 err 171 37 358 1774 1746 130 that|he|shall|have|no|bases|or|"|facilities|,|"|no|help|in
b06-036-07 ok 173 16 370 1965 853 125 his|quest|for|atomic|arms|.
b06-042-00 ok 203 32 362 734 1577 135 A|policy|which|breaks|with|military
b06-042-01 ok 203 37 336 919 1755 98 alliances|like|Nato|and|seeks|friendship
b06-042-02 ok 203 35 339 1092 1819 101 with|the|Soviet|Union|can|prevent|another
b06-042-03 ok 203 38 332 1279 1811 127 betrayal|like|that|of|the|'30s|.|Shipbuilding
b06-042-04 ok 191 38 323 1456 1867 121 Draughtsmen|,|writing|in|his|personal|capa-
b06-042-05 err 189 32 317 1626 1844 125 city|:|*|#|I|WAS|pleased|to|read|J.|R.|Camp-
b06-042-06 ok 203 38 303 1813 1768 104 bell's|article|,|for|,|as|president|of|a|union
b06-042-07 ok 203 31 310 1992 1701 107 which|fought|for|and|still|stands|on|the
b06-042-08 ok 189 37 311 2173 1769 110 policy|decisions|established|at|the|Scar-
b06-042-09 ok 189 28 312 2355 1739 106 borough|Labour|Party|Conference|I|am
b06-042-10 ok 191 32 297 2536 1816 89 appalled|at|the|character|of|the|current
b06-045-00 ok 173 21 317 683 1740 188 For|many|years|my|union|had|to|present|its|views
b06-045-01 ok 175 13 358 861 1812 175 to|the|two|major|conferences|of|the|movement|and
b06-045-02 ok 174 26 357 1044 1682 186 take|a|licking|.|For|us|,|unity|meant|accepting
b06-045-03 ok 175 25 346 1224 1805 196 unpalatable|majority|decisions|as|binding|on|the
b06-045-04 ok 175 19 330 1396 1779 206 movement|and|having|a|go|next|time|.|Alongside
b06-045-05 ok 171 19 339 1561 1812 201 many|others|,|we|conducted|our|fight|by|putting
b06-045-06 ok 174 19 346 1770 1765 155 down|#|unambiguous|alternatives|to
b06-045-07 ok 174 22 354 1931 1793 199 official|policy|and|seeking|to|win|majorities
b06-045-08 err 175 4 342 2110 1036 151 for|them|.
b06-049-00 ok 190 27 346 892 1867 136 When|Scarborough|carried|our|point|of|view
b06-049-01 ok 189 33 336 1074 1877 122 we|were|naturally|delighted|,|more|so|because
b06-049-02 ok 189 30 322 1242 1810 127 the|alternatives|had|been|put|clearly|to|the
b06-049-03 ok 188 26 335 1433 1824 122 movement|,|which|had|then|chosen|a|vigorous
b06-049-04 ok 186 44 331 1612 1945 136 anti-Nato|,|anti-Tory|,|anti-bomb|and|anti-German
b06-049-05 ok 188 30 351 1799 1891 110 rearmament|policy|.|Hopes|rose|as|we|saw|a
b06-049-06 ok 189 25 352 1973 2029 122 perspective|of|sharp|struggle|based|on|consistent
b06-049-07 ok 188 42 358 2147 2006 116 lines|of|difference|with|the|Tories|.|Many|members
b06-049-08 ok 188 32 363 2328 1939 117 understood|that|the|bread-and-butter|struggles
b06-049-09 ok 187 32 361 2503 2022 101 of|the|union|would|become|easier|in|the|context
b06-053-00 ok 181 11 324 725 1707 102 For|we|have|always|felt|,|even
b06-053-01 ok 184 16 347 909 1739 101 if|we|have|then|by|our|practice
b06-053-02 ok 184 16 334 1081 1575 115 ignored|it|,|the|inconsistency
b06-053-03 ok 185 9 332 1269 1580 94 between|support|for|the|war
b06-053-04 err 186 17 322 1445 1738 115 alliance|,|with|resulting|colossal
b06-053-05 ok 184 13 331 1628 1821 105 spending|on|armaments|,|and|our
b06-053-06 ok 185 16 344 1804 1743 109 basic|effort|to|improve|living
b06-053-07 err 184 17 340 1978 1647 102 standards|.|Instead|,|we|saw|the
b06-053-08 ok 183 18 332 2164 1714 104 Gaitskellites|using|the|position
b06-053-09 ok 186 15 341 2345 1596 108 of|organisational|dominance
b06-053-10 ok 183 17 345 2522 1730 110 established|during|their|years
b06-056-00 ok 182 21 341 671 1651 216 They|obstructed|every|effort|to|fight|for|the
b06-056-01 ok 182 19 357 865 1769 203 Scarborough|decisions|,|while|#|scratching
b06-056-02 ok 182 7 371 1043 1791 170 around|frantically|to|overturn|them|next
b06-056-03 ok 182 20 356 1198 1697 221 time|.|Confusion|of|the|original|issue
b06-056-04 ok 182 17 365 1397 1664 179 by|misrepresentation|of|the|decisions|,
b06-056-05 ok 182 13 341 1576 1687 227 the|introduction|of|a|pseudo|third|way
b06-056-06 err 182 19 347 1731 1847 241 and|the|call|for|party|unity|-|in|effect|,
b06-056-07 ok 182 9 339 1939 1691 125 a|demand|that|the|movement|unite
b06-056-08 ok 182 19 337 2112 1743 206 with|the|Gaitskellites|on|their|policy
b06-056-09 ok 182 10 346 2296 1743 124 and|no|other|seems|to|have|done|the
b06-056-10 ok 182 16 337 2459 1805 205 trick|of|moving|a|number|of|unions
b06-059-00 ok 182 17 352 717 1818 134 It|would|become|easy|to|become|cynical|and
b06-059-01 ok 182 14 316 869 1895 152 to|despair|.|And|yet|,|wherever|the|issues|were|put
b06-059-02 ok 182 10 315 1058 1746 133 clearly|,|sections|of|the|movement|reaffirmed|their
b06-059-03 ok 186 15 322 1240 1753 144 original|stand|.|Only|where|the|issues|were
b06-059-04 ok 182 11 334 1414 1761 122 posed|so|as|to|cause|doubt|and|confusion
b06-059-05 err 182 13 334 1579 1782 163 were|positions|lost|.|It|is|my|view|that|this
b06-059-06 ok 182 13 336 1777 1739 120 immediate|confusion|hides|the|fact|that|the
b06-059-07 ok 182 12 319 1938 1735 168 Peace|movement|is|still|advancing|and|that
b06-059-08 ok 182 15 331 2138 1669 138 clarification|of|the|issues|can|bring|a
b06-059-09 ok 182 8 328 2324 1648 119 majority|to|#|secure|the|Scarborough
b06-059-10 err 182 4 336 2500 281 95 decisions|.
b06-064-00 ok 174 21 358 720 1710 95 Powerful|units|have|stood|firm|.
b06-064-01 ok 175 21 364 902 1806 83 In|unions|where|the|central|issues
b06-064-02 ok 174 22 363 1088 1778 87 were|confused|,|clear|policy|details|-
b06-064-03 ok 176 19 349 1271 1905 93 as|on|bases|-|were|decisively|carried|.
b06-064-04 ok 172 22 328 1445 1759 81 This|,|and|the|numbers|of|active
b06-064-05 ok 171 22 347 1614 1875 117 workers|who|are|beginning|to|understand
b06-064-06 ok 169 18 354 1797 1883 92 how|and|why|the|trick|was|done|,
b06-064-07 ok 174 23 368 1990 1787 101 provides|a|strong|,|immediate|basis
b06-064-08 ok 171 24 374 2171 1727 100 for|a|campaign|against|weak|and
b06-064-09 ok 171 21 360 2342 1963 97 doubtful|positions|,|and|for|a|consistent
b06-064-10 ok 172 9 386 2533 757 104 peace|policy|.
b06-068-00 ok 203 29 367 735 1744 81 All|recent|events|show|how|correct|the
b06-068-01 ok 203 36 347 917 1816 126 Scarborough|decisions|were|.|The|Kennedy
b06-068-02 ok 203 37 346 1100 1781 101 Administration's|sharpened|policies|,|the
b06-068-03 ok 203 30 348 1279 1532 96 speeded-up|drive|to|improve|West
b06-068-04 ok 191 31 346 1456 1762 118 Germany's|armament|,|the|new|attempt
b06-068-05 ok 189 34 341 1634 1860 99 to|rush|Britain|into|the|European|Common
b06-068-06 ok 191 28 347 1805 1625 124 Market|,|and|the|kite-flying|on|Spain
b06-068-07 ok 203 29 344 1992 1876 105 present|a|whole|new|proof|that|to|abandon
b06-068-08 ok 189 32 337 2175 1809 119 Scarborough|is|to|expose|Britain|and|her
b06-068-09 ok 191 31 346 2349 1816 122 working|class|to|sharp|new|dangers|-|that
b06-068-10 ok 189 26 332 2530 1144 88 Gaitskellism|is|bankrupt|.
b06-071-00 ok 188 27 366 896 1753 159 Ordinary|working|people|will|never
b06-071-01 ok 191 21 356 1080 1646 150 rally|to|defend|a|policy|founded|on
b06-071-02 ok 190 21 356 1257 1743 139 political|chicanery|or|elect|a|Labour
b06-071-03 ok 191 27 363 1442 1837 173 Government|to|carry|through|Tory|policy|-
b06-071-04 err 190 26 355 1615 1721 157 Gaitskell's|stupid|hope|.|The|tragedy|is
b06-071-05 ok 190 24 358 1797 1719 124 that|enormous|inroads|could|already
b06-071-06 ok 193 25 362 1979 1822 154 have|been|made|into|Tory|strength|by
b06-071-07 ok 186 31 343 2161 1872 169 a|fighting|policy|,|based|on|Scarborough|.
b06-071-08 ok 188 24 344 2335 1829 137 THE|desire|for|unity|in|the|Labour|and
b06-071-09 ok 191 21 363 2518 1640 148 trade|union|movement|following|the
b06-075-00 ok 189 28 377 743 1660 113 At|the|same|time|that|unity|cannot|be
b06-075-01 ok 190 30 363 929 1809 117 established|on|a|false|basis|,|or|by|creating
b06-075-02 ok 188 37 370 1108 1861 119 further|confusion|within|the|movement|.|Unity
b06-075-03 ok 190 34 375 1284 1953 107 will|never|be|established|on|the|basis|of|leaders
b06-075-04 ok 189 30 376 1465 1773 136 being|a|law|unto|themselves|and|opposing
b06-075-05 ok 188 34 352 1637 1871 121 conference|decisions|when|it|suits|their|own
b06-075-06 ok 188 38 355 1827 1915 133 convenience|.|Unity|can|never|be|established|by
b06-075-07 ok 188 32 376 1997 1924 134 any|formula|uniting|those|who|oppose|German
b06-075-08 ok 188 39 390 2171 1972 139 troops|being|trained|on|British|soil|and|Polaris|,
b06-075-09 ok 188 38 392 2357 1954 128 and|those|who|are|for|this|policy|-|which|is|the
b06-075-10 ok 186 23 399 2540 1574 131 same|as|that|of|the|Tory|Government|.
b06-079-00 ok 182 16 344 697 1868 128 It|is|impossible|for|Labour's|new|Defence|state-
b06-079-01 ok 182 9 342 864 1781 126 ment|to|unite|the|movement|as|the|Labour
b06-079-02 ok 182 12 336 1051 1793 147 leaders|are|not|only|in|favour|of|American
b06-079-03 ok 182 13 341 1236 1797 123 bases|,|but|are|in|favour|of|German|bases|and
b06-079-04 ok 182 21 334 1405 1823 147 troops|being|trained|on|British|soil|.|The|new
b06-079-05 ok 182 20 343 1575 1831 157 Defence|statement|,|while|accepting|that|Britain|can-
b06-079-06 ok 182 15 349 1766 1713 136 not|remain|an|independent|nuclear|Power|,|now
b06-079-07 ok 182 15 338 1961 1800 134 supports|the|policy|of|depending|on|American
b06-079-08 ok 182 14 349 2142 1620 149 nuclear|weapons|and|the|H-bomb|,|placing
b06-079-09 ok 182 19 364 2301 1734 146 Britain|in|an|even|more|dangerous|position|.
b06-082-00 ok 178 16 348 703 1659 162 The|statement|of|Padley|and|Crossman|is|no
b06-082-01 ok 174 20 337 854 1845 159 different|in|principle|to|the|new|defence|statement|.
b06-082-02 ok 177 18 345 1050 1770 173 They|accept|American|nuclear|bases|,|and|also
b06-082-03 ok 176 13 361 1234 1743 154 the|use|of|nuclear|weapons|and|nuclear|strategy
b06-082-04 ok 174 17 350 1400 1811 193 until|some|future|date|.|They|deceive|the|people
b06-082-05 ok 172 20 329 1583 1895 164 by|their|talk|of|political|and|collective|control
b06-082-06 ok 174 15 352 1763 1727 192 of|Nato|.|The|Pentagon|has|made|it|perfectly
b06-082-07 ok 177 17 339 1947 1788 165 clear|who|controls|the|American|H-bomb|,|and
b06-082-08 err 174 24 341 2118 1805 332 who|will|actually|give|the|instructions|to|press
b06-082-09 err 172 8 371 2303 1219 143 the|button|for|nuclear|warfare|.
b06-087-00 ok 188 29 373 746 1718 121 There|is|only|one|way|to|develop|unity|and
b06-087-01 ok 190 34 397 906 1607 144 at|the|same|time|defend|Britain|.|This
b06-087-02 ok 188 31 383 1097 1662 78 was|shown|at|the|Scottish|Trades|Union
b06-087-03 ok 188 26 397 1284 1561 114 Congress|,|representing|800,000|organised
b06-087-04 ok 186 37 390 1461 1765 130 trade|unionists|,|when|it|decided|by|overwhelming
b06-087-05 ok 186 35 376 1640 1772 123 votes|,|to|reaffirm|the|Scarborough|decisions
b06-087-06 ok 186 28 395 1817 1633 103 on|unilateral|disarmament|,|and|to|oppose
b06-087-07 ok 188 34 386 1998 1777 107 Polaris|and|military|bases|being|installed|on
b06-087-08 ok 186 31 388 2175 1694 142 the|Holy|Loch|,|or|any|other|part|of|Britain|.
b06-090-00 ok 190 33 354 732 1770 110 Such|a|policy|would|unite|the|whole|movement
b06-090-01 ok 189 24 357 924 1607 113 and|lay|the|basis|for|the|defeat|of|the
b06-090-02 ok 190 31 367 1091 1749 135 present|Tory|Government|,|which|has|become|a
b06-090-03 ok 189 30 364 1272 1601 97 real|menace|to|the|British|people|both|in
b06-090-04 ok 190 37 366 1460 1778 131 home|and|foreign|policy|.|It|is|quite|evident
b06-090-05 ok 188 34 352 1635 1789 117 that|the|movement|will|go|on|record|against
b06-090-06 ok 189 38 337 1815 1812 136 the|Polaris|base|and|facilities|for|German|bases
b06-090-07 err 203 19 346 1988 821 125 and|military|training|.
b06-093-00 ok 182 15 362 682 1711 173 This|should|strengthen|the|campaign|to
b06-093-01 ok 182 7 353 850 1551 173 end|the|manufacture|and|use|of
b06-093-02 ok 182 16 361 1045 1791 162 nuclear|weapons|in|Britain|.|Britain|then
b06-093-03 ok 182 11 348 1222 1764 202 could|play|a|leading|and|independent
b06-093-04 ok 182 17 350 1402 1800 194 role|for|an|international|agreement|to|ban
b06-093-05 ok 182 13 343 1582 1839 171 all|nuclear|strategy|and|weapons|of|mass
b06-093-06 ok 182 14 348 1763 1633 169 destruction|,|and|lay|the|basis|for|real
b06-093-07 ok 182 13 354 1949 1568 153 peace|and|progress|.|WHEN|all|the
b06-093-08 ok 182 15 332 2120 1799 201 ballyhoo|about|Commonwealth|Training
b06-093-09 ok 182 24 331 2292 1853 191 Week|subsides|it|is|doubtful|whether|more
b06-093-10 ok 182 13 320 2459 1852 203 than|a|handful|of|new|apprenticeships
b06-097-00 ok 172 22 333 735 1640 90 This|week|of|window|dressing|will|not|prevent
b06-097-01 ok 172 29 347 922 1680 86 most|of|the|hopeful|15-year-olds|leaving|school
b06-097-02 ok 172 19 340 1098 1769 92 in|six|weeks|time|from|ending|up|in|blind|alley
b06-097-03 ok 172 21 312 1274 1675 82 jobs|.|It|needs|more|than|10,000|church|parades
b06-097-04 ok 172 18 321 1462 1752 78 and|open|days|at|techs|,|more|than|descents|into
b06-097-05 ok 172 16 333 1629 1471 88 Brighton's|sewers|or|balloon|ascents|over
b06-097-06 ok 172 22 336 1814 1745 91 Wolverhampton|for|Britain's|technical|training|to
b06-097-07 ok 172 12 337 1999 1095 83 catch|up|with|the|space|age|.
b06-100-00 ok 177 31 359 903 1866 120 The|heli-hopping|Duke|of|Edinburgh|,
b06-100-01 ok 173 34 346 1091 2038 110 opening|a|few|technical|college|extensions|,
b06-100-02 ok 176 29 358 1268 1683 104 will|not|keep|us|abreast|of|the
b06-100-03 ok 175 27 340 1437 1939 110 scientific|revolution|.|Out|of|the|550,000
b06-100-04 ok 172 19 335 1633 1699 111 young|people|aged|15-17|starting
b06-100-05 err 174 21 340 1808 1824 110 work|in|1960|420000|(|73|per|cent|)
b06-100-06 ok 173 22 333 1991 1816 109 went|into|unskilled|work|.|The|per-
b06-100-07 ok 171 23 332 2164 1790 100 centage|is|expected|to|swell|to|80
b06-100-08 ok 171 19 328 2350 1659 92 next|year|.|The|Duke|,|possibly
b06-100-09 ok 171 22 325 2528 1699 97 speaking|from|experience|,|stated|:
b06-110-00 ok 174 38 335 708 1789 131 But|the|Duke|is|wrong|when|he|implies|that|young|people
b06-110-01 ok 174 33 336 872 1822 169 prefer|unskilled|jobs|.|Countless|numbers|who|want|training
b06-110-02 ok 176 37 338 1059 1602 136 are|denied|it|.|One|area|electricity|board|in|1958
b06-110-03 ok 177 35 327 1231 1631 122 offered|six|craft|apprenticeships|and|received|450
b06-110-04 ok 173 36 319 1415 1785 133 applications|,|of|whom|100|were|considered|suitable|by
b06-110-05 ok 174 32 317 1594 1792 125 the|board|.|There|were|only|17|vacancies|for|the|58
b06-110-06 ok 174 29 339 1771 1807 141 boys|who|passed|the|Admiralty|exams|for|Rosyth
b06-110-07 ok 173 9 328 1977 667 107 dockyard|last|year|.
c01-009-00 ok 189 38 333 892 1552 165 The|production|by|Bill|Duncalf
c01-009-01 ok 189 45 326 1084 1798 163 compressed|a|long|and|sometimes|rambling
c01-009-02 ok 189 39 307 1258 1727 158 story|into|a|concentrated|comprehensive
c01-009-03 err 189 35 310 1438 1947 141 survey|of|a|life|work|.|P.|J.|K.|HANS|WERNER
c01-009-04 ok 189 50 307 1604 1855 191 HENZE'S|"|Elegy|for|Young|Lovers|"|is|the|first
c01-009-05 ok 189 45 317 1779 1729 168 unambiguously|"|contemporary|"|work|to|be
c01-009-06 ok 190 38 315 1968 1862 144 admitted|to|the|Glyndebourne|canon|.|By|no
c01-009-07 ok 189 43 328 2154 1852 155 means|a|masterpiece|,|it|is|in|many|respects
c01-009-08 ok 182 47 323 2343 1966 126 a|representative|modern|work|and|the|composer
c01-009-09 ok 189 51 333 2502 1976 165 is|a|highly|skilled|manipulator|of|contemporary
c01-009-10 err 182 40 347 2702 2099 102 idioms|,|with|a|strong|sense|of|words|and|situation|.
c01-014-00 ok 182 43 297 894 1945 156 The|libretto|,|by|W.|H.|Auden|and|Chester|Kallman|,
c01-014-01 ok 189 33 330 1087 1729 164 is|largely|a|satire|on|the|petty|court
c01-014-02 err 189 36 302 1268 1707 165 surrounding|an|ageing|poet|,|whose|deeply
c01-014-03 ok 182 42 294 1433 1824 162 egocentric|character|leads|him|to|sacrifice
c01-014-04 ok 182 45 290 1613 1841 162 everything|to|his|need|of|inspiration|.|Henze
c01-014-05 ok 189 44 314 1796 1804 146 obtains|his|musical|characterisation|by|means
c01-014-06 err 189 48 304 1956 1973 142 of|individual|instrumental|timbres|and|"|personal|"
c01-014-07 ok 182 53 312 2153 1965 143 intervals|,|and|the|result|is|often|less|delineation
c01-014-08 ok 182 58 293 2305 2020 155 of|character|than|caricature|.|This|is|also|the|chief|,
c01-014-09 ok 182 45 293 2515 2032 139 or|at|least|the|most|successfully|executed|trait
c01-014-10 err 182 37 286 2708 2055 98 of|the|libretto|,|which|contains|an|odd|blend|of|highly
c01-066-00 ok 190 28 381 756 1786 109 The|evil|that|Byron|did|certainly|lived|after
c01-066-01 ok 190 19 353 935 1588 113 him|,|and|was|even|outmatched|by|the
c01-066-02 ok 190 34 356 1126 1750 100 mischief|perpetrated|by|almost|every|person
c01-066-03 ok 190 27 364 1294 1800 99 who|had|been|close|to|him|.|In|turning|over
c01-066-04 ok 190 26 379 1478 1831 113 the|bones|Doris|Langley|Moore|has|brought
c01-066-05 ok 190 23 377 1656 1579 106 to|light|a|great|deal|of|discreditable
c01-066-06 ok 190 27 358 1838 1687 96 behaviour|and|a|vision|of|mischief-
c01-066-07 ok 190 28 373 2015 1623 111 making|propensities|of|the|leisured
c01-066-08 ok 190 22 362 2189 1896 124 classes|in|the|early|19th|century|which
c01-066-09 ok 190 16 360 2371 1441 80 leaves|one|a|little|breathless|.
c02-000-00 ok 155 13 344 900 1872 106 AFTER|ten|days|of|intermittent|,|near|fatal
c02-000-01 ok 162 11 337 1082 1796 95 ennui|,|the|eleventh|Berlin|International
c02-000-02 ok 166 11 350 1267 1826 98 Film|Festival|was|suddenly|jolted|back|to
c02-000-03 ok 166 11 343 1442 1722 104 life|by|two|extraordinary|films|,|Bernhard
c02-000-04 ok 172 20 345 1615 1754 82 Wicki's|"|Das|Wunder|des|Malachias|"|(|"|The
c02-000-05 ok 177 17 354 1795 1790 107 Miracle|of|Father|Malachias|"|)|and|Michael-
c02-000-06 ok 178 16 337 1968 1813 100 angelo|Antonioni's|"|La|Notte|.|"|The|num-
c02-000-07 ok 178 11 333 2149 1700 102 ber|of|German|film|directors|who|have
c02-000-08 ok 177 12 337 2333 1829 112 made|first|rate|works|in|the|last|25|years
c02-000-09 ok 182 9 335 2508 1723 106 can|be|counted|on|the|fingers|of|one
c02-003-00 err 182 34 367 747 1812 65 It|would|now|seem|that|Wicki's|name|must
c02-003-01 ok 190 35 354 924 1762 110 be|added|to|this|list|,|for|his|new|film
c02-003-02 ok 191 35 342 1112 1883 94 may|well|be|a|landmark|in|the|revitali-
c02-003-03 ok 188 35 323 1283 1752 99 sation|of|the|German|cinema|.|Wicki|is
c02-003-04 ok 187 35 333 1468 1900 133 not|only|a|director|.|He|began|his|career
c02-003-05 ok 186 32 329 1640 1674 94 as|an|actor|,|had|his|first|important
c02-003-06 ok 188 38 338 1809 1833 128 film|ro*?5le|in|Ka"utner's|"|Die|letzt
c02-003-07 ok 189 33 353 1996 1746 123 Bru"cke|,|"|and|he|also|appears|in|the
c02-003-08 ok 184 20 355 2185 951 100 new|Antonioni|film|.
c02-007-00 ok 190 28 368 761 1655 106 In|1950|he|began|to|take|photographs|not
c02-007-01 ok 191 29 354 938 1610 134 only|in|Germany|but|also|in|Africa|and
c02-007-02 ok 189 32 362 1112 1760 82 America|.|An|exhibition|of|these|works|which
c02-007-03 ok 192 36 361 1297 1767 114 is|now|on|view|in|a|Berlin|gallery|is|most|im-
c02-007-04 err 188 41 353 1470 1796 113 pressive|.|As|Friedrich|Du"rrenmatt|,|the|Swiss
c02-007-05 ok 187 42 354 1659 1774 107 playwright|and|author|,|wrote|:|"|Wicki's|blacks
c02-007-06 ok 190 23 343 1822 1716 142 and|greys|are|not|only|the|colours|of|the
c02-007-07 err 192 28 345 2003 1769 148 lost|and|the|forgotten|,|but|they|are|also|the
c02-007-08 ok 188 24 349 2176 1384 96 technical|means|of|abstraction|.
c02-012-00 ok 181 34 352 939 1787 95 Every|unnecessary|detail|,|all|superfluous|local
c02-012-01 ok 183 28 346 1118 1686 105 colouring|must|be|eliminated|.|He|does|not
c02-012-02 ok 185 26 349 1299 1796 121 want|the|accuracy|of|a|police|photograph|,
c02-012-03 ok 179 26 349 1465 1721 80 but|rather|he|wants|to|show|the|eternal|in
c02-012-04 ok 183 37 342 1654 1765 122 every|instant|.|"|The|chilling|horror|of|"|Mala-
c02-012-05 ok 188 32 348 1830 1784 98 chias|"|is|due|as|much|to|Wicki|the|photo-
c02-012-06 ok 185 33 337 2014 1775 108 grapher|as|to|Wicki|the|director|.|His|earlier
c02-012-07 err 179 39 322 2188 1770 129 film|,|"|Die|Bru"cke|,|"|was|equally|terrifying|,
c02-012-08 ok 182 29 329 2373 1799 96 but|here|the|director|moves|out|of|the|world
c02-012-09 ok 185 31 354 2551 1805 103 of|reality|into|an|icy|supernatural|vacuum
c02-017-00 ok 192 34 348 927 1715 117 Following|Bruce|Marshall's|original|novel|with
c02-017-01 ok 193 33 349 1105 1753 133 considerable|fidelity|,|the|film|tells|the|story
c02-017-02 ok 192 30 347 1278 1758 127 of|a|little|monk|who|prays|that|a|disrepu-
c02-017-03 ok 188 27 342 1453 1755 111 table|night|club|near|his|church|be|re-
c02-017-04 ok 189 29 357 1645 1696 125 moved|.|One|night|his|prayer|is|answered
c02-017-05 ok 191 32 346 1818 1776 141 and|the|offending|establishment|is|suddenly
c02-017-06 ok 191 30 328 1993 1731 89 transplanted|to|an|island|in|the|North|Sea|.
c02-017-07 ok 190 30 330 2174 1783 135 But|Father|Malachias's|troubles|have|only
c02-017-08 ok 192 35 348 2360 1783 141 begun|.|Instead|of|having|the|desired|effect|,
c02-017-09 ok 192 28 344 2531 1777 122 the|miracle|becomes|exploited|by|a|group
c02-022-00 ok 184 20 349 766 1697 111 Soon|a|carnival|springs|up|on|the|sight|of
c02-022-01 ok 185 20 350 945 1800 113 the|missing|building|.|The|Church|rebukes|the
c02-022-02 ok 185 16 351 1121 1591 98 poor|monk|for|his|miracle|,|and|as|a
c02-022-03 ok 183 19 356 1296 1557 144 crowning|indignity|the|night|club|is
c02-022-04 ok 183 17 346 1466 1760 151 given|a|gala|society|reopening|on|the
c02-022-05 ok 180 25 357 1657 1835 112 island|.|Father|Malachias|goes|to|the|island|,
c02-022-06 ok 185 19 346 1837 1658 131 prays|,|and|in|a|second|miracle|the
c02-022-07 ok 186 22 357 2009 1633 130 night|club|is|replaced|in|its|original
c02-022-08 ok 182 4 353 2199 269 140 setting|.
c02-026-00 ok 195 22 376 745 1642 139 A|summary|of|the|story|can|give|almost
c02-026-01 err 195 33 383 947 1611 134 indication|of|the|scope|of|Wicki's|artistry|.|He
c02-026-02 ok 196 27 347 1110 1735 138 tells|his|story|best|in|the|faces|of|his|crowds|,
c02-026-03 ok 198 31 363 1292 1658 125 recording|every|wrinkle|and|drop|of|sweat
c02-026-04 ok 193 25 354 1469 1458 128 with|brutal|honesty|,|building|up|to|a
c02-026-05 ok 193 23 352 1660 1567 138 tremendous|climax|in|the|island|orgy|.
c02-026-06 err 192 28 346 1837 1698 139 Here|,|the|guests|arrive|in|ghost-like|yachts|,
c02-026-07 ok 192 20 330 2009 1697 160 the|wildly|flapping|white|sails|slashed|by
c02-026-08 ok 194 19 321 2186 1436 153 the|glaring|beacon|of|a|lighthouse|.
c02-030-00 err 159 22 362 734 1742 118 When|the|final|miracle|does|occur|,|it|is|accepted|as|a
c02-030-01 ok 159 22 363 928 1808 116 marvellous|joke|;|no|one|has|learned|anything|.|Wicki
c02-030-02 ok 160 21 360 1103 1787 141 suddenly|returns|to|the|city|for|a|final|epilogue|.|In
c02-030-03 ok 160 17 376 1280 1786 117 complete|silence|he|shows|the|faces|of|people
c02-030-04 ok 160 27 371 1455 1741 126 walking|in|the|streets|,|smug|,|content|,|satisfied|,
c02-030-05 ok 155 22 367 1639 1543 121 and|thoroughly|frightening|.|Wicki|has
c02-030-06 err 157 16 366 1819 1727 104 succeeded|in|his|second|film|in
c02-030-07 ok 160 17 353 2000 1744 123 recording|his|personal|apocalypse|of|the
c02-030-08 ok 158 14 368 2175 1344 144 last|days|of|a|sick|society|.
c02-035-00 ok 181 35 392 768 1792 87 It|is|most|unfair|to|call|"|Malachias|"|a|cut-rate
c02-035-01 ok 180 41 375 945 1814 102 "|Dolce|Vita|,|"|for|it|is|far|more|intimate|and|deeply
c02-035-02 ok 179 33 428 1123 1789 107 felt|.|In|1944|Herbert|Selpin|tried|a|similar|feat
c02-035-03 err 181 37 422 1308 1677 114 in|"|Titanic|"|by|paralleling|the|last|days|of|the
c02-035-04 ok 177 39 394 1485 1853 112 Third|Reich|with|the|sinking|of|the|great|ocean|liner|,
c02-035-05 ok 178 33 400 1664 1579 100 and|paid|for|his|audacity|with|his|life|.
c02-049-00 ok 176 38 364 789 1855 144 Strangely|enough|,|the|Berlin|audience|received
c02-049-01 ok 172 33 364 971 1935 138 the|film|with|extreme|coolness|,|much|preferring
c02-049-02 ok 173 33 351 1146 1868 140 Jean-Luc|Godard's|disappointing|"|Une|Femme
c02-049-03 err 173 28 362 1324 1855 146 est|une|Femme|,|"|a|ninety-one|minute|hymn
c02-049-04 err 171 31 356 1495 1800 151 to|"|Vogue|,|"|"|Cahiers|du|Cinema|,|"|and|the
c02-049-05 ok 170 32 351 1683 1907 125 worst|aspects|of|the|American|cinema|.|From
c02-049-06 ok 171 36 348 1868 1837 124 a|brilliantly|funny|start|,|the|work|fizzles
c02-049-07 err 170 33 354 2049 1895 144 out|into|a|series|of|repetitious|sight-gags
c02-049-08 ok 168 31 356 2239 1883 132 and|personal|jokes|incomprehensible|to|the
c02-049-09 ok 169 37 360 2405 1918 146 uninitiated|(|including|four|plugs|for|Charles
c02-049-10 ok 169 9 343 2565 449 153 Aznavour|)|.
c02-056-00 ok 182 25 374 710 1678 132 This|director|is|at|last|being|re-evaluated|and
c02-056-01 ok 181 19 372 884 1716 127 given|his|proper|place|in|the|history|of|the
c02-056-02 ok 182 22 360 1068 1899 131 German|film|.|Most|charming|was|his|tongue-in-cheek
c02-056-03 ok 183 26 362 1234 1763 137 "|Unheimliche|Geschichten|"|(|1920|)|,|five|ghost|stories
c02-056-04 ok 181 22 350 1423 1895 126 with|a|light|touch|,|and|there|was|much|to|admire
c02-056-05 err 180 25 351 1608 1780 114 in|"|Dreyfus|"|(|1930|)|and|the|virtually|unknown
c02-056-06 ok 180 28 353 1785 1759 109 but|extremely|important|"|1914|"|(|1931|)|,|which
c02-056-07 ok 181 19 371 1965 1678 124 tries|to|show|that|it|took|more|than|just
c02-056-08 ok 180 17 356 2145 1481 133 Germany|to|start|the|First|World|War|.
c02-059-00 err 181 16 332 818 1837 77 Sentence|Database|C02-059
c02-059-01 ok 181 31 331 996 1791 119 Prizes|being|what|they|are|,|Berlin|is|unusually
c02-059-02 ok 178 36 339 1180 1767 93 generous|in|giving|everyone|something|,|and|silver
c02-059-03 ok 176 27 343 1360 1779 101 bears|are|awarded|in|every|direction|.|Both|the
c02-059-04 ok 172 36 347 1532 1743 97 Antonioni|and|Wicki|films|took|high|honours|,
c02-059-05 ok 174 27 340 1718 1849 102 and|the|audience|at|the|awards|was|particularly
c02-059-06 ok 176 28 336 1890 1825 79 enthusiastic|when|one|Miss|Anna|Kerima|was|selected
c02-059-07 ok 172 19 338 2070 1709 82 as|best|actress|for|her|work|in|the|Godard
c02-059-08 ok 172 36 349 2240 1868 108 film|.|Gifted|with|an|interesting|face|,|although|little
c02-059-09 ok 174 25 351 2431 1694 89 acting|ability|,|she|would|seem|to|be|well
c02-059-10 ok 177 21 356 2606 1694 82 worth|watching|in|the|months|to|come|.
c02-078-00 ok 172 40 328 907 1693 119 It|has|a|great|look|of|speed|and|technical|fun
c02-078-01 ok 174 40 316 1084 1739 106 about|it|,|of|enormous|cinematic|enjoyment|,|and
c02-078-02 ok 172 38 316 1268 1635 87 above|all|of|cinematic|sense|.|Much|of|it|has
c02-078-03 ok 166 37 319 1443 1730 101 that|air|of|improvisation|,|as|of|off-the-cuff
c02-078-04 ok 168 27 317 1625 1549 82 living|,|that|once|seemed|so|new|and|so
c02-078-05 ok 173 31 292 1805 1728 112 attractive|.|The|story|(|not|that|the|story|,|in|the
c02-078-06 ok 172 36 281 1985 1867 90 sense|of|plot|,|matters|much|;|but|in|the|sense|of
c02-078-07 err 168 36 293 2161 1715 88 situation|and|movement|it|matters|a|lot|)|is
c02-078-08 err 168 38 306 2338 1830 98 that|of|a|man|on|the|run|(|Jean-Paul|Belmondo|)|,
c02-078-09 ok 172 31 293 2505 1853 138 who|spends|a|few|days|with|an|American|girl
c02-082-00 err 184 14 328 883 1842 106 Belmondo|reappears|at|the|Paris|Pullman
c02-082-01 ok 184 21 325 1071 1813 108 in|Moderato|Cantabile|(|curiously|trans-
c02-082-02 err 182 26 340 1253 1773 109 lated|into|Seven|Days|...|Seven|Nights|...
c02-082-03 ok 181 21 333 1418 1750 117 A|certificate|)|,|Peter|Brook's|film|made
c02-082-04 ok 179 18 324 1605 1764 83 in|France|and|shown|last|autumn|at
c02-082-05 ok 181 22 323 1781 1708 109 the|London|Film|Festival|.|In|spite|of
c02-082-06 ok 182 19 329 1961 1843 121 magnificent|performances|from|him|and
c02-082-07 ok 180 18 331 2137 1853 124 from|Jeanne|Moreau|,|this|has|been|fairly
c02-082-08 ok 180 19 332 2322 1855 113 well|trounced|by|the|critics|wherever|it
c02-082-09 ok 182 17 321 2482 1699 127 has|appeared|.|Leisurely|,|even|slow|,
c02-089-00 ok 167 30 352 712 1833 110 With|a|large|blond|youth|of|quite
c02-089-01 ok 167 33 372 891 1629 116 dazzling|dumbness|called|Troy
c02-089-02 err 168 35 313 1081 1772 85 Donahue|;|and|Claudette|Colbert|,|still
c02-089-03 err 168 37 351 1249 1867 117 charming|amid|the|nonsense|,|and|Karl
c02-089-04 err 166 31 344 1435 1837 108 Malden|not|knowing|how|to|take|it|,
c02-089-05 ok 163 34 375 1605 1802 118 all|rolling|eyeballs|like|a|villain
c02-089-06 ok 166 16 378 1781 983 105 from|East|Lynne|.
c03-000a-00 err 186 38 353 757 1810 123 The|film|version|of|Miss|Shelagh|Delaney's
c03-000a-01 ok 184 32 348 950 1879 129 play|A|Taste|of|Honey|opens|at|the|Leicester
c03-000a-02 ok 183 35 366 1119 1932 137 Square|Theatre|tomorrow|.|It|has|been|produced
c03-000a-03 ok 184 41 360 1306 1868 121 an|directed|by|Mr.|Tony|Richardson|,|who|is|also
c03-000a-04 ok 182 38 359 1475 1923 138 part-author|with|Miss|Delaney|of|the|script|,
c03-000a-05 ok 180 25 352 1668 1840 130 and|the|great|advantages|to|be|derived|from
c03-000a-06 ok 181 31 360 1846 1763 130 this|unity|of|conception|and|control|are
c03-000a-07 ok 180 14 362 2037 843 131 everywhere|apparent|.
c03-000b-00 ok 153 16 326 757 1715 152 The|film|version|of|Miss|Shelagh|Delaney's|play|A
c03-000b-01 ok 152 10 320 938 1662 129 Taste|of|Honey|opens|at|the|Leicester|Square|Theatre
c03-000b-02 ok 153 11 319 1123 1690 125 tomorrow|.|It|has|been|produced|and|directed|by
c03-000b-03 ok 153 15 320 1305 1668 111 Mr.|Tony|Richardson|,|who|is|also|part-author|with
c03-000b-04 ok 150 12 325 1480 1806 125 Miss|Delaney|of|the|script|,|and|the|great|advantages
c03-000b-05 ok 150 15 331 1664 1910 119 to|be|derived|from|this|unity|of|conception|and|control
c03-000b-06 ok 152 5 332 1841 827 127 are|everywhere|apparent|.
c03-000c-00 ok 185 26 314 750 2059 159 The|film|version|of|Miss|Shelagh|Delaney's|play
c03-000c-01 ok 185 23 279 935 1994 152 A|Taste|of|Honey|opens|at|the|Leicester|Square
c03-000c-02 ok 184 23 264 1106 1994 126 Theatre|tomorrow|.|It|has|been|produced|and
c03-000c-03 ok 183 37 256 1279 2186 165 directed|by|Mr.|Tony|Richardson|,|who|is|also|part-
c03-000c-04 ok 182 28 255 1464 2045 161 author|with|Miss|Delaney|of|the|script|,|and
c03-000c-05 ok 182 19 257 1645 1982 156 the|great|advantages|to|be|derived|from|this
c03-000c-06 ok 183 23 242 1833 2068 153 unity|of|conception|and|control|are|everywhere
c03-000c-07 ok 182 4 287 2018 347 112 apparent|.
c03-000d-00 ok 165 15 359 769 1637 120 The|film|version|of|Miss|Shelagh|Delaney's
c03-000d-01 ok 165 12 361 950 1708 109 play|A|Taste|of|Honey|opens|at|the|Leicester
c03-000d-02 ok 164 10 362 1134 1750 107 Square|Theatre|tomorrow|.|It|has|been|pro-
c03-000d-03 ok 164 14 359 1314 1800 105 duced|and|directed|by|Mr.|Tony|Richardson|,
c03-000d-04 ok 162 15 348 1487 1757 115 who|is|also|part-author|with|Miss|Delaney
c03-000d-05 ok 162 11 352 1668 1669 116 of|the|script|,|and|the|great|advantages|to
c03-000d-06 ok 164 20 340 1850 1837 108 be|derived|from|this|unity|of|conception|and
c03-000d-07 ok 162 8 366 2040 1241 104 control|are|everywhere|apparent|.
c03-000e-00 err 178 25 298 743 1965 167 The|film|version|of|Miss|Shelagh|Delaney's
c03-000e-01 ok 179 23 299 924 2053 149 play|A|Taste|of|Honey|opens|at|the|Leicester
c03-000e-02 err 178 18 264 1110 2214 148 Square|Theatre|tomorrow|.|It|has|been|produced
c03-000e-03 ok 176 23 274 1289 2042 163 and|directed|by|Mr.|Tony|Richardson|,|who|is
c03-000e-04 ok 174 19 298 1473 2031 135 also|part-author|with|Miss|Delaney|of|the
c03-000e-05 ok 175 15 296 1650 1911 158 script|,|and|the|great|advantages|to|be
c03-000e-06 ok 177 20 311 1832 2046 136 derived|from|this|unity|of|conception|and
c03-000e-07 ok 178 12 326 2018 1682 125 control|are|everywhere|apparent|.
c03-000f-00 ok 175 27 312 873 1875 120 The|film|version|of|Miss|Shelagh|Delaney's
c03-000f-01 ok 173 20 327 1059 1636 115 play|A|Taste|of|Honey|opens|at|the
c03-000f-02 ok 173 22 342 1245 1849 101 Leicester|Square|Theatre|tomorrow|.|It|has
c03-000f-03 ok 169 22 339 1419 1821 120 been|produced|and|directed|by|Mr.|Tony
c03-000f-04 ok 169 24 318 1596 1832 105 Richardson|,|who|is|also|part-author|with
c03-000f-05 ok 173 26 358 1771 1807 129 Miss|Delaney|of|the|script|,|and|the|great
c03-000f-06 ok 173 22 348 1956 1823 130 advantages|to|be|derived|from|this|unity
c03-000f-07 ok 171 25 348 2130 1844 129 of|conception|and|control|are|everywhere
c03-000f-08 ok 166 7 348 2324 392 92 apparent|.
c03-003a-00 ok 184 33 358 760 1656 126 This|is|not|a|filmed|play|.|It|has|been
c03-003a-01 ok 186 37 356 928 1799 133 conceived|throughout|in|terms|of|the|cinema|,
c03-003a-02 ok 184 44 354 1118 1757 128 and|again|and|again|it|is|the|visual|qualities
c03-003a-03 ok 185 31 349 1292 1688 135 of|the|story|,|and|the|marriage|of|the|central
c03-003a-04 err 183 38 366 1465 1782 131 characters|to|their|background|,|which|bring
c03-003a-05 ok 184 39 353 1653 1800 121 the|film|so|vividly|to|life|.|In|Fanny|,|which
c03-003a-06 err 186 41 354 1834 1761 137 also|has|its|premiere|tomorrow|,|the|director|,
c03-003a-07 ok 184 38 344 2015 1851 128 Mr.|Joshua|Logan|,|attempted|but|failed|to|create
c03-003a-08 ok 183 17 343 2193 1041 127 the|atmosphere|of|a|city|.
c03-003b-00 ok 152 15 315 765 1708 126 This|is|not|a|filmed|play|.|It|has|been|conceived
c03-003b-01 err 153 14 318 932 1897 149 throughout|in|terms|of|the|cinema|,|and|again|and
c03-003b-02 ok 154 17 322 1119 1732 133 again|it|is|the|visual|qualities|of|the|story|,|and
c03-003b-03 ok 151 10 324 1311 1600 111 the|marriage|of|the|central|characters|to|their
c03-003b-04 ok 149 17 339 1476 1834 126 background|,|which|bring|the|film|so|vividly|to|life|.
c03-003b-05 ok 150 13 350 1662 1679 115 In|Fanny|,|which|also|has|its|premiere|tomorrow|,
c03-003b-06 ok 153 13 333 1832 1817 138 the|director|,|Mr.|Joshua|Logan|,|attempted|but|failed
c03-003b-07 ok 151 9 338 2022 1255 112 to|create|the|atmosphere|of|a|city|.
c03-007-00 ok 142 29 369 774 1871 117 In|A|Taste|of|Honey|Mr.|Richardson|has|taken
c03-007-01 ok 141 31 371 955 1793 121 a|town|in|the|industrial|North|of|England
c03-007-02 ok 141 28 360 1142 1767 109 and|has|made|it|live|.|The|shabby|streets
c03-007-03 ok 140 29 370 1323 1912 111 and|wet|pavements|,|the|school|play-grounds|,
c03-007-04 ok 135 30 372 1501 1646 101 the|public|monuments|and|the|rubbish
c03-007-05 ok 137 29 357 1676 1893 83 strewn|canals|-|even|the|worn|head-stones
c03-007-06 ok 141 33 373 1861 1988 129 in|the|churchyard|,|"|sacred|to|the|memory|of|"|-
c03-007-07 err 139 32 366 2044 1831 128 are|seen|as|an|integral|part|of|the|story|.
c03-003c-00 ok 186 26 294 744 1927 168 This|is|not|a|filmed|play|.|It|has|been|con-
c03-003c-01 ok 186 23 298 926 1926 152 ceived|throughout|in|terms|of|the|cinema|,|and
c03-003c-02 ok 186 30 284 1114 1986 141 again|and|again|it|is|the|visual|qualities|of
c03-003c-03 ok 183 19 273 1284 1888 152 the|story|,|and|the|marriage|of|the|central
c03-003c-04 ok 182 30 265 1463 2072 147 characters|to|their|background|,|which|bring|the
c03-003c-05 ok 183 28 230 1645 2149 158 film|so|vividly|to|life|.|In|Fanny|,|which|also
c03-003c-06 ok 184 27 250 1818 1949 129 has|its|premiere|tomorrow|,|the|director|,|Mr.
c03-003c-07 ok 184 22 250 1993 1896 155 Joshua|Logan|,|attempted|but|failed|to
c03-003c-08 ok 181 14 256 2190 1576 158 create|the|atmosphere|of|a|city|.
c03-003d-00 ok 164 17 350 775 1828 104 This|is|not|a|filmed|play|.|It|has|been|conceived
c03-003d-01 ok 164 13 335 951 1804 112 throughout|in|terms|of|the|cinema|,|and|again
c03-003d-02 ok 164 17 336 1138 1666 105 and|again|it|is|the|visual|qualities|of|the
c03-003d-03 ok 163 10 355 1307 1826 115 story|,|and|the|marriage|of|the|central|charac-
c03-003d-04 ok 159 11 345 1488 1650 115 ters|to|their|background|,|which|bring|the
c03-003d-05 ok 161 16 342 1668 1736 105 film|so|vividly|to|life|.|In|Fanny|,|which
c03-003d-06 ok 163 13 342 1846 1790 108 also|has|its|premiere|tomorrow|,|the|director|,
c03-003d-07 err 164 14 346 2028 1988 119 Mr.|Joshua|Logan|,|attempted|but|failed|to
c03-003d-08 ok 159 9 355 2213 1226 105 create|the|atmosphere|of|a|city|.
c03-003e-00 ok 178 26 298 750 1979 165 This|is|not|a|filmed|play|.|It|has|been|con-
c03-003e-01 ok 176 22 317 935 1932 137 ceived|throughout|in|terms|of|the|cinema|,
c03-003e-02 ok 177 26 297 1113 2079 156 and|again|and|again|it|is|the|visual|qualities
c03-003e-03 ok 177 19 303 1286 2095 153 of|the|story|,|and|the|marriage|of|the|central
c03-003e-04 ok 175 19 294 1464 1974 144 characters|to|their|background|,|which|bring
c03-003e-05 err 177 27 279 1650 1998 160 the|film|so|vividly|to|life|.|In|Fanny|,|which
c03-003e-06 ok 178 20 258 1824 2142 125 also|has|its|premiere|tomorrow|,|the|director|,
c03-003e-07 ok 179 20 283 2002 2038 157 Mr.|Joshua|Logan|,|attempted|but|failed|to
c03-003e-08 ok 174 16 301 2181 1579 140 create|the|atmosphere|of|a|city|.
c03-003f-00 ok 173 28 313 871 1861 122 This|is|not|a|filmed|play|.|It|has|been|concei-
c03-003f-01 ok 172 20 356 1050 1732 128 ved|throughout|in|terms|of|the|cinema|,
c03-003f-02 ok 173 38 346 1241 1919 113 and|again|and|again|it|is|the|visual|qualities
c03-003f-03 ok 171 14 336 1407 1674 125 of|the|story|,|and|the|marriage|of|the
c03-003f-04 ok 170 23 334 1594 1688 115 central|characters|to|their|background|,
c03-003f-05 ok 171 31 339 1766 1779 127 which|bring|the|film|so|vividly|to|life|.|In
c03-003f-06 err 173 24 306 1948 1957 119 Fanny|,|which|also|has|its|premiere|tomorrow|,
c03-003f-07 err 168 26 359 2137 1789 116 the|director|,|Mr.|Joshua|Logan|,|attempted
c03-003f-08 ok 169 16 341 2311 1756 119 but|failed|to|create|the|atmosphere|of
c03-003f-09 ok 170 7 353 2480 288 127 a|city|.
c03-007a-00 ok 186 33 359 770 1683 132 In|A|Taste|of|Honey|Mr.|Richardson|has
c03-007a-01 ok 188 38 349 952 1865 124 taken|a|town|in|the|industrial|North|of|England
c03-007a-02 ok 189 39 347 1135 1829 116 and|has|made|it|live|.|The|shabby|streets|and
c03-007a-03 ok 186 32 340 1321 1746 115 wet|pavements|,|the|school|play-grounds|,|the
c03-007a-04 ok 184 39 332 1491 1999 140 public|monuments|and|the|rubbish|strewn|canals|-
c03-007a-05 ok 185 34 326 1671 1774 129 even|the|worn|head-stones|in|the|churchyard|,
c03-007a-06 ok 188 24 345 1848 1662 138 "|sacred|to|the|memory|of|"|-|are|seen|as|an
c03-007a-07 ok 186 19 367 2022 1090 134 integral|part|of|the|story|.
c03-007b-00 ok 153 12 346 751 1656 131 In|A|Taste|of|Honey|Mr.|Richardson|has|taken|a
c03-007b-01 err 153 12 346 932 1750 131 town|in|the|industrial|North|of|England|and
c03-007b-02 ok 153 14 346 1126 1796 130 has|made|it|live|.|The|shabby|streets|and|wet|pavements|,
c03-007b-03 ok 153 11 348 1308 1751 111 the|school|play-grounds|,|the|public|monuments|and
c03-007b-04 ok 151 9 353 1480 1460 89 the|rubbish|strewn|canals|-|even|the|worn
c03-007b-05 ok 152 13 365 1673 1643 122 head-stones|in|the|churchyard|,|"|sacred|to|the
c03-007b-06 ok 154 13 354 1843 1677 122 memory|of|"|-|are|seen|as|an|integral|part|of
c03-007b-07 ok 152 3 369 2035 363 100 the|story|.
c03-007c-00 ok 184 28 320 742 2051 164 In|A|Taste|of|Honey|Mr.|Richardson|has|taken
c03-007c-01 ok 184 22 318 922 2041 165 a|town|in|the|industrial|North|of|England
c03-007c-02 ok 185 25 305 1091 1972 173 and|has|made|it|live|.|The|shabby|streets
c03-007c-03 ok 184 25 300 1289 2104 154 and|wet|pavements|,|the|school|play-grounds|,
c03-007c-04 err 182 24 294 1464 2180 113 the|public|monuments|and|the|rubbish|strewn
c03-007c-05 ok 181 16 304 1645 2109 99 canals|-|even|the|worn|head-stones|in|the
c03-007c-06 ok 184 20 317 1820 1947 177 churchyard|,|"|sacred|to|the|memory|of|"
c03-007c-07 ok 184 15 311 2011 1964 150 -|are|seen|as|an|integral|part|of|the
c03-007c-08 err 178 3 297 2200 224 148 story|.
c03-007d-00 ok 152 15 370 766 1697 108 In|A|Taste|of|Honey|Mr.|Richardson|has
c03-007d-01 ok 152 13 354 949 1686 82 taken|a|town|in|the|industrial|North|of
c03-007d-02 ok 155 14 353 1122 1785 119 England|and|has|made|it|live|.|The|shabby
c03-007d-03 ok 153 8 353 1300 1608 102 streets|and|wet|pavements|,|the|school
c03-007d-04 ok 152 11 348 1482 1760 117 play-grounds|,|the|public|monuments|and
c03-007d-05 ok 152 8 352 1661 1548 76 the|rubbish|strewn|canals|-|even|the
c03-007d-06 ok 155 14 371 1843 1839 104 worn|head-stones|in|the|churchyard|,|"|sacred
c03-007d-07 ok 160 12 370 2027 1511 100 to|the|memory|of|"|-|are|seen|as|an
c03-007d-08 ok 153 8 352 2204 1080 117 integral|part|of|the|story|.
c03-007e-00 ok 178 19 320 736 1835 160 In|A|Taste|of|Honey|Mr.|Richardson|has
c03-007e-01 ok 178 19 314 929 1927 133 taken|a|town|in|the|industrial|North|of
c03-007e-02 ok 179 26 311 1111 1987 158 England|and|has|made|it|live|.|The|shabby
c03-007e-03 ok 177 21 295 1290 1978 156 streets|and|wet|pavements|,|the|school|play-
c03-007e-04 ok 176 18 289 1478 1914 143 grounds|,|the|public|monuments|and|the
c03-007e-05 ok 173 13 295 1645 1772 100 rubbish|strewn|canals|-|even|the|worn
c03-007e-06 ok 178 19 285 1829 2014 159 head-stones|in|the|churchyard|,|"|sacred|to
c03-007e-07 ok 177 15 273 2014 2037 142 the|memory|of|"|-|are|seen|as|an|integral
c03-007e-08 ok 171 7 291 2188 882 155 part|of|the|story|.
c03-007f-00 ok 173 28 328 874 1757 128 In|A|Taste|of|Honey|Mr.|Richardson|has
c03-007f-01 ok 172 25 336 1049 1683 93 taken|a|town|in|the|industrial|North|of
c03-007f-02 ok 172 21 325 1229 1835 129 England|and|has|made|it|live|.|The|shabby
c03-007f-03 ok 170 16 321 1415 1759 106 streets|and|wet|pavements|,|the|school
c03-007f-04 ok 168 30 314 1591 1845 116 play-grounds|,|the|public|monuments|and
c03-007f-05 ok 171 20 338 1779 1868 74 the|rubbish|strewn|canals|-|even|the|worn
c03-007f-06 ok 172 26 341 1960 1845 113 head-stones|in|the|churchyard|,|"|sacred|to
c03-007f-07 ok 171 17 359 2129 1767 109 the|memory|of|"|-|are|seen|as|an|inte-
c03-007f-08 ok 169 13 365 2305 1043 127 gral|part|of|the|story|.
c03-016a-00 ok 187 31 345 796 1798 131 But|there|is|heart|in|the|telling|,|and|an
c03-016a-01 ok 186 34 379 982 1712 121 intense|realism|in|the|situation|.|A|young
c03-016a-02 ok 185 38 377 1162 1699 131 girl|lives|in|a|single|dingy|room|with
c03-016a-03 ok 184 38 353 1347 1817 142 her|slatternly|,|promiscuous|mother|.|In|such
c03-016a-04 ok 183 36 358 1519 1697 144 surroundings|she|learns|sex|is|something
c03-016a-05 ok 185 33 362 1706 1768 136 sordid|,|and|when|she|experiences|it|for|the
c03-016a-06 ok 186 47 378 1873 1843 143 first|time|herself|it|is|incoherently|,|clumsily|,
c03-016a-07 ok 183 42 365 2054 1911 135 but|half|inquisitively|.|As|is|the|case|in|Fanny
c03-016a-08 ok 182 36 354 2232 1767 104 her|first|lover|is|a|sailor|who|leaves|her
c03-016a-09 ok 183 30 352 2419 1580 134 to|bear|his|child|and|sails|away|.
c03-016b-00 err 154 17 333 928 1833 139 But|there|is|heart|in|the|telling|,|and|an|intense
c03-016b-01 ok 154 18 336 1122 1838 131 realism|in|the|situation|.|A|young|girl|lives|in
c03-016b-02 err 153 12 336 1291 1986 140 a|single|dingy|room|with|her|slatternly|,
c03-016b-03 ok 151 9 321 1488 1797 127 promiscuous|mother|.|In|such|surroundings|she
c03-016b-04 ok 151 12 339 1653 1722 135 learns|sex|is|something|sordid|,|and|when|she
c03-016b-05 err 152 15 348 1841 1779 124 experiences|it|for|the|first|time|herself|it
c03-016b-06 ok 153 12 350 2008 1830 141 is|incoherently|,|clumsily|,|but|half|shyly|and
c03-016b-07 ok 150 16 357 2194 1802 140 half|inquisitively|.|As|is|the|case|in|Fanny|her
c03-016b-08 ok 151 13 356 2370 1746 122 first|lover|is|a|sailor|who|leaves|her|to|bear
c03-016b-09 ok 153 8 361 2557 933 118 his|child|and|sails|away|.
c03-016c-00 ok 188 23 317 934 1823 137 But|there|is|heart|in|the|telling|,|and|an
c03-016c-01 ok 187 24 258 1120 1877 144 intense|realism|in|the|situation|.|A|young
c03-016c-02 ok 187 28 253 1293 1913 138 girl|lives|in|a|single|dingy|room|with|her
c03-016c-03 err 184 21 244 1474 1808 134 slatternly|,|promiscuous|mother|.|In|such
c03-016c-04 ok 184 29 232 1654 2145 126 surroundings|she|learns|sex|is|something|sordid|,
c03-016c-05 err 187 26 237 1807 2085 136 and|when|she|experiences|it|for|the|first|time
c03-016c-06 ok 187 27 246 2020 1958 144 herself|it|is|incoherently|,|clumsily|,|but|half
c03-016c-07 err 185 29 218 2187 2104 175 shyly|and|half|inquisitively|.|As|is|the|case|in
c03-016c-08 ok 185 27 292 2361 1980 147 Fanny|her|first|lover|is|a|sailor|who|leaves
c03-016c-09 ok 188 21 298 2540 1720 162 her|to|bear|his|child|and|sails|away|.
c03-016d-00 ok 166 15 361 774 1697 99 But|there|is|heart|in|the|telling|,|and|an
c03-016d-01 ok 165 16 353 954 1674 114 intense|realism|in|the|situation|.|A|young
c03-016d-02 ok 166 14 341 1135 1656 113 girl|lives|in|a|single|dingy|room|with
c03-016d-03 ok 165 10 356 1311 1665 110 her|slatternly|,|promiscuous|mother|.|In|such
c03-016d-04 ok 161 9 344 1495 1596 109 surroundings|she|learns|sex|is|something
c03-016d-05 ok 162 11 346 1676 1625 93 sordid|,|and|when|she|experiences|it|for
c03-016d-06 ok 164 17 364 1854 1869 107 the|first|time|herself|it|is|incoherently|,|clumsily|,
c03-016d-07 err 165 13 376 2029 1964 118 but|half|shyly|and|half|inquisitively|.|As
c03-016d-08 ok 162 18 352 2214 1892 108 is|the|case|in|Fanny|her|first|lover|is|a|sailor
c03-016d-09 ok 161 13 365 2388 1792 74 who|leaves|her|to|bear|his|child|and|sails
c03-016d-10 ok 161 2 361 2596 199 88 away|.
c03-016e-00 ok 180 22 313 749 1815 165 But|there|is|heart|in|the|telling|,|and|an
c03-016e-01 ok 179 23 340 934 1897 150 intense|realism|in|the|situation|.|A|young
c03-016e-02 ok 179 24 341 1110 1948 160 girl|lives|in|a|single|dingy|room|with|her
c03-016e-03 err 178 15 313 1283 1826 133 slatternly|,|promiscuous|mother|.|In|such
c03-016e-04 ok 177 19 309 1479 1901 154 surroundings|she|learns|sex|is|something
c03-016e-05 ok 176 22 315 1657 1904 107 sordid|,|and|when|she|experiences|it|for|the
c03-016e-06 ok 179 19 322 1811 1804 150 first|time|herself|it|is|incoherently|,
c03-016e-07 ok 180 17 331 2002 1882 142 clumsily|,|but|half|shyly|and|half|in-
c03-016e-08 ok 177 24 323 2176 1879 156 quisitively|.|As|is|the|case|in|Fanny|her
c03-016e-09 ok 178 22 335 2360 1881 117 first|lover|is|a|sailor|who|leaves|her|to
c03-016e-10 ok 180 16 322 2548 1541 137 bear|his|child|and|sails|away|.
c03-021a-00 ok 188 36 366 817 1760 131 In|Fanny|the|pregnant|girl|is|befriended|by
c03-021a-01 err 190 37 351 997 1905 114 an|old|man|.|Here|it|is|a|young|homosexual|,
c03-021a-02 ok 191 35 355 1177 1753 130 estranged|from|women|but|yet|moved|by|a
c03-021a-03 ok 185 37 358 1355 1841 125 strong|maternal|instinct|to|the|unborn|child
c03-021a-04 ok 184 34 359 1519 1872 160 as|much|as|to|the|expectant|mother|,|who|acts
c03-021a-05 ok 184 28 358 1709 1710 135 as|a|protector|and|comforter|to|her|in|her
c03-021a-06 ok 185 31 340 1896 1824 125 hour|of|need|.|He|shares|her|room|and|gives
c03-021a-07 ok 184 38 348 2069 1970 133 her|his|forlorn|gift|of|companionship|and|sym-
c03-021a-08 ok 181 33 355 2251 1827 160 pathy|-|"|you|need|someone|to|love|you|while
c03-021a-09 ok 184 26 373 2426 1603 142 you|are|looking|for|someone|to|love|"|.
c03-021b-00 ok 153 14 346 925 1772 148 In|Fanny|the|pregnant|girl|is|befriended|by|an|old
c03-021b-01 err 154 14 336 1090 1715 155 man|.|Here|it|is|a|young|homosexual|,|estranged|from
c03-021b-02 ok 152 12 332 1298 1857 128 women|but|yet|moved|by|a|strong|maternal|instinct|to
c03-021b-03 err 148 13 327 1479 1841 114 the|unborn|child|as|much|as|to|the|expectant|mother|,
c03-021b-04 ok 149 13 331 1661 1755 112 who|acts|as|a|protector|and|comforter|to|her|in|her|hour
c03-021b-05 ok 152 14 335 1843 1705 108 of|need|.|He|shares|her|room|and|gives|her|his|forlorn
c03-021b-06 ok 151 14 325 2019 1660 125 gift|of|companionship|and|sympathy|-|"|you|need
c03-021b-07 ok 149 12 330 2203 1570 116 someone|to|love|you|while|you|are|looking|for
c03-021b-08 err 147 6 333 2394 592 67 someone|to|love|"|.
c03-021c-00 ok 188 28 315 754 1974 151 In|Fanny|the|pregnant|girl|is|befriended|by|an
c03-021c-01 ok 186 31 317 931 2124 159 old|man|.|Here|it|is|a|young|homosexual|,|estranged
c03-021c-02 ok 186 28 261 1110 2184 146 from|women|but|yet|moved|by|a|strong|maternal
c03-021c-03 ok 185 25 241 1292 2158 87 instinct|to|the|unborn|child|as|much|as|to|the
c03-021c-04 ok 182 20 225 1463 2048 117 expectant|mother|,|who|acts|as|a|protector|and
c03-021c-05 err 182 21 236 1642 1941 113 comforter|to|her|in|her|hour|of|need|.|He
c03-021c-06 ok 185 22 203 1806 2171 150 shares|her|room|and|gives|her|his|forlorn|gift
c03-021c-07 ok 186 32 208 2009 2260 160 of|companionship|and|sympathy|-|"|you|need|someone
c03-021c-08 ok 182 18 296 2188 1797 158 to|love|you|while|you|are|looking|for
c03-021c-09 ok 182 10 274 2351 720 104 someone|to|love|"|.
c03-021d-00 ok 163 16 352 771 1707 115 In|Fanny|the|pregnant|girl|is|befriended|by
c03-021d-01 ok 163 14 330 947 1815 113 an|old|man|.|Here|it|is|a|young|homosexual|,
c03-021d-02 ok 163 9 349 1129 1727 120 estranged|from|women|but|yet|moved|by|a
c03-021d-03 ok 164 11 353 1305 1796 116 strong|maternal|instinct|to|the|unborn|child
c03-021d-04 ok 160 10 353 1489 1699 103 as|much|as|to|the|expectant|mother|,|who
c03-021d-05 ok 160 12 355 1673 1711 104 acts|as|a|protector|and|comforter|to|her|in
c03-021d-06 ok 163 12 357 1847 1888 108 her|hour|of|need|.|He|shares|her|room|and|gives
c03-021d-07 ok 163 14 349 2027 1672 116 her|his|forlorn|gift|of|companionship|and
c03-021d-08 ok 161 14 345 2208 1879 121 sympathy|-|"|you|need|someone|to|love|you|while
c03-021d-09 ok 161 10 355 2389 1488 122 you|are|looking|for|someone|to|love|"|.
c03-021e-00 ok 179 24 322 754 1864 163 In|Fanny|the|pregnant|girl|is|befriended
c03-021e-01 ok 179 20 318 925 1929 174 by|an|old|man|.|Here|it|is|a|young|homo-
c03-021e-02 ok 179 18 307 1111 1974 158 sexual|,|estranged|from|women|but|yet|moved
c03-021e-03 ok 179 22 301 1292 2027 154 by|a|strong|maternal|instinct|to|the|unborn
c03-021e-04 ok 177 21 328 1468 2016 117 child|as|much|as|to|the|expectant|mother|,
c03-021e-05 ok 176 18 332 1657 1910 116 who|acts|as|a|protector|and|comforter|to
c03-021e-06 ok 178 22 317 1825 2049 119 her|in|her|hour|of|need|.|He|shares|her|room
c03-021e-07 ok 179 16 325 2010 1897 150 and|gives|her|his|forlorn|gift|of|com-
c03-021e-08 ok 177 22 337 2186 2066 148 panionship|and|sympathy|-|"|you|need|someone
c03-021e-09 ok 177 16 324 2367 1787 167 to|love|you|while|you|are|looking|for
c03-021e-10 err 178 10 323 2547 885 99 someone|to|love|"|.
c03-021f-00 ok 172 28 335 875 1728 121 In|Fanny|the|pregnant|girl|is|befriended
c03-021f-01 err 173 21 335 1063 1766 105 by|an|old|man|.|Here|it|is|a|young|homo-
c03-021f-02 ok 173 18 336 1235 1648 115 sexual|,|estranged|from|women|but|yet
c03-021f-03 ok 170 18 340 1415 1745 121 moved|by|a|strong|maternal|instinct|to
c03-021f-04 ok 169 21 346 1599 1604 73 the|unborn|child|as|much|as|to|the
c03-021f-05 err 171 21 355 1777 1861 99 expectant|mother|,|who|acts|as|a|protector
c03-021f-06 ok 173 17 353 1943 1805 105 and|comforter|to|her|in|her|hour|of|need|.
c03-021f-07 ok 170 17 355 2138 1627 108 He|shares|her|room|and|gives|her|his
c03-021f-08 ok 170 30 354 2306 1908 148 forlorn|gift|of|companionship|and|sympathy|-
c03-021f-09 err 172 21 352 2496 1850 129 "|you|need|someone|to|love|you|while|you
c03-081a-00 ok 180 37 362 799 1621 124 Arguably|,|the|dramatist|has|committed|a
c03-081a-01 ok 184 41 359 979 1741 114 technical|error|in|allowing|Irene|to|speak
c03-081a-02 ok 186 36 366 1156 1728 120 for|herself|;|we|would|be|altogether|clearer
c03-081a-03 ok 184 34 349 1335 1698 89 in|our|minds|about|her|if|she|remained
c03-081a-04 ok 184 34 347 1514 1789 130 a|flawed|but|beautiful|enigma|,|seen|but|not
c03-081a-05 ok 184 38 346 1696 1822 109 heard|.|However|,|Miss|Pinkie|Johnstone|makes|her
c03-081a-06 ok 186 39 357 1876 1660 122 few|brief|scenes|effective|,|and|Mr.|Dinsdale
c03-081a-07 ok 186 43 355 2050 1793 126 Landen|,|in|the|longest|and|most|exacting|role|,
c03-081a-08 ok 182 36 347 2240 1829 123 that|of|the|sergeant|,|gives|a|performance|of
c03-081a-09 ok 182 35 354 2412 1505 124 rare|intelligence|and|restrained|power|.
c03-081b-00 ok 154 9 326 749 1600 128 Arguably|,|the|dramatist|has|committed|a
c03-081b-01 ok 155 11 323 934 1726 130 technical|error|in|allowing|Irene|to|speak|for
c03-081b-02 ok 154 11 337 1117 1723 114 herself|;|we|would|be|altogether|clearer|in|our
c03-081b-03 ok 153 12 329 1287 1852 114 minds|about|her|if|she|remained|a|flawed|but
c03-081b-04 ok 150 12 334 1479 1803 115 beautiful|enigma|,|seen|but|not|heard|.|However|,
c03-081b-05 ok 152 14 321 1658 1910 116 Miss|Pinkie|Johnstone|makes|her|few|brief|scenes
c03-081b-06 err 153 13 334 1835 1743 113 effective|,|and|Mr.|Dinsdale|Landen|,|in
c03-081b-07 ok 153 11 335 2009 1795 129 the|longest|and|most|exacting|role|,|that|of|the
c03-081b-08 ok 149 11 343 2194 1883 117 sergeant|,|gives|a|performance|of|rare|intelligence
c03-081b-09 ok 149 5 361 2382 935 103 and|restrained|power|.
c03-081c-00 ok 188 31 320 743 2068 159 Arguably|,|the|dramatist|has|committed|a|technical
c03-081c-01 ok 189 22 298 928 2006 157 error|in|allowing|Irene|to|speak|for|herself|;
c03-081c-02 ok 187 25 295 1114 2047 129 we|would|be|altogether|clearer|in|our|minds
c03-081c-03 ok 187 23 308 1283 2163 117 about|her|if|she|remained|a|flawed|but|beautiful
c03-081c-04 ok 185 30 264 1465 2107 139 enigma|,|seen|but|not|heard|.|However|,|Miss|Pinkie
c03-081c-05 ok 186 27 253 1646 2190 151 Johnstone|makes|her|few|brief|scenes|effective|,|and
c03-081c-06 ok 188 23 272 1827 1989 145 Mr.|Dinsdale|Landen|,|in|the|longest|and|most
c03-081c-07 err 187 28 253 2006 2225 161 exacting|role|,|that|of|the|sergeant|,|gives|a|performance
c03-081c-08 ok 184 21 278 2194 1789 138 of|rare|intelligence|and|restrained|power|.
c03-081d-00 ok 151 10 365 765 1607 118 Arguably|,|the|dramatist|has|committed|a
c03-081d-01 ok 152 13 350 951 1837 108 technical|error|in|allowing|Irene|to|speak
c03-081d-02 ok 152 11 360 1124 1829 109 for|herself|;|we|would|be|altogether|clearer
c03-081d-03 ok 151 12 358 1314 1883 85 in|our|minds|about|her|if|she|remained
c03-081d-04 ok 148 11 347 1486 1806 113 a|flawed|but|beautiful|enigma|,|seen|but
c03-081d-05 ok 150 15 339 1669 1699 113 not|heard|.|However|,|Miss|Pinkie|Johnstone
c03-081d-06 ok 152 13 346 1844 1846 100 makes|her|few|brief|scenes|effective|,|and|Mr.
c03-081d-07 ok 155 13 348 2025 1813 120 Dinsdale|Landen|,|in|the|longest|and|most
c03-081d-08 ok 152 11 355 2211 1730 108 exacting|role|,|that|of|the|sergeant|,|gives
c03-081d-09 ok 153 9 368 2391 1696 112 a|performance|of|rare|intelligence|and
c03-081d-10 ok 155 6 369 2564 692 112 restrained|power|.
c03-081e-00 ok 184 23 335 755 1684 131 Arguably|,|the|dramatist|has|committed|a
c03-081e-01 ok 184 22 334 935 1788 146 technical|error|in|allowing|Irene|to|speak
c03-081e-02 ok 183 22 343 1108 1961 159 for|herself|;|we|would|be|altogether|clearer
c03-081e-03 ok 180 19 347 1288 1945 120 in|our|minds|about|her|if|she|remained
c03-081e-04 ok 178 21 326 1463 1994 161 a|flawed|but|beautiful|enigma|,|seen|but
c03-081e-05 ok 179 27 332 1630 1971 133 not|heard|.|However|,|Miss|Pinkie|Johnstone
c03-081e-06 ok 181 23 338 1820 1899 130 makes|her|few|brief|scenes|effective|,|and
c03-081e-07 ok 182 24 335 2015 2058 161 Mr.|Dinsdale|Landen|,|in|the|longest|and|most
c03-081e-08 err 178 24 349 2194 1945 158 exacting|role|,|that|of|the|sergeant|,|gives|a|perfor-
c03-081e-09 ok 179 18 336 2368 1906 168 mance|of|rare|intelligence|and|restrained
c03-081e-10 ok 177 5 340 2590 272 71 power|.
c03-081f-00 ok 173 21 349 883 1793 128 Arguably|,|the|dramatist|has|committed|a
c03-081f-01 ok 174 20 348 1063 1747 114 technical|error|in|allowing|Irene|to|speak
c03-081f-02 ok 175 19 364 1245 1853 120 for|herself|;|we|would|be|altogether|clearer
c03-081f-03 ok 170 18 372 1412 1795 104 in|our|minds|about|her|if|she|remained|a
c03-081f-04 ok 169 25 358 1594 1839 130 flawed|but|beautiful|enigma|,|seen|but|not
c03-081f-05 ok 172 21 370 1771 1746 100 heard|.|However|,|Miss|Pinkie|Johnstone
c03-081f-06 ok 174 17 370 1953 1834 97 makes|her|few|brief|scenes|effective|,|and
c03-081f-07 ok 170 22 369 2136 1876 119 Mr.|Dinsdale|Landen|,|in|the|longest|and|most
c03-081f-08 err 171 24 368 2314 1814 135 exacting|role|,|that|of|the|sergeant|,|gives|a
c03-081f-09 ok 173 24 353 2492 1938 126 performance|of|rare|intelligence|and|restrained
c03-084a-00 ok 186 38 355 756 1668 127 Mr.|Bryan|Stonehouse's|production|is|quietly
c03-084a-01 ok 185 39 353 942 1866 113 effective|,|giving|full|value|to|the|formal|elements
c03-084a-02 ok 187 42 364 1116 1776 122 of|Betti's|writing|without|over-emphasizing
c03-084a-03 ok 183 32 359 1301 1755 121 them|.|Last|night's|play|in|the|"|Play|of|the
c03-084a-04 ok 182 39 359 1476 1741 119 Week|"|series|on|independent|television|,|Then
c03-084a-05 ok 185 35 359 1659 1799 123 We|Fall|,|by|Mr.|Paul|Ferris|,|was|a|morality
c03-084a-06 ok 186 32 357 1841 1913 85 on|the|not|unfamiliar|theme|of|the|destructive
c03-084a-07 ok 189 27 346 2012 1193 119 power|of|unbridled|ambition|.
c03-084b-00 ok 154 12 314 741 1763 136 Mr.|Bryan|Stonehouse's|production|is|quietly
c03-084b-01 err 154 12 317 922 1831 126 effective|,|giving|full|value|to|the|formal|elements
c03-084b-02 err 153 16 320 1116 1820 122 of|Betti's|writing|without|over-emphasizing
c03-084b-03 ok 152 16 310 1292 1655 128 them|.|Last|night's|play|in|the|"|Play|of|the
c03-084b-04 err 150 14 306 1450 1741 131 Week|"|series|on|independent|television|,|Then
c03-084b-05 err 150 15 308 1649 1809 124 We|Fall|,|by|Mr.|Paul|Ferris|,|was|a|morality
c03-084b-06 ok 152 11 319 1840 1772 92 on|the|not|unfamiliar|theme|of|the|destructive
c03-084b-07 ok 151 8 326 2017 1271 106 power|of|unbridled|ambition|.
c03-084c-00 ok 186 34 294 751 2085 133 Mr.|Bryan|Stonehouse's|production|is|quietly|effective|,
c03-084c-01 err 187 24 274 935 2047 130 giving|full|value|to|the|formal|elements|of|Betti's
c03-084c-02 err 186 35 264 1108 2120 158 writing|without|over-emphasizing|them|.|Last|night's
c03-084c-03 err 185 27 287 1279 2154 159 play|in|the|"|Play|of|the|Week|"|series|on|indepen-
c03-084c-04 err 183 31 272 1467 2035 151 dent|television|,|Then|We|Fall|,|by|Mr.|Paul|Ferris|,
c03-084c-05 ok 184 26 252 1657 2095 141 was|a|morality|on|the|not|unfamiliar|theme|of
c03-084c-06 ok 184 25 247 1820 1988 136 the|destructive|power|of|unbridled|ambition|.
c03-084d-00 ok 153 15 341 767 1852 115 Mr.|Bryan|Stonehouse's|production|is|quietly
c03-084d-01 ok 157 11 350 949 1789 122 effective|,|giving|full|value|to|the|formal
c03-084d-02 ok 155 14 334 1126 1716 125 elements|of|Betti's|writing|without|over-
c03-084d-03 ok 156 14 339 1305 1792 119 emphasizing|them|.|Last|night's|play|in|the
c03-084d-04 ok 153 16 303 1485 1730 120 "|Play|of|the|Week|"|series|on|independent
c03-084d-05 ok 155 20 338 1656 1822 113 television|,|Then|We|Fall|,|by|Mr.|Paul|Fer-
c03-084d-06 ok 155 14 345 1844 1770 110 ris|,|was|a|morality|on|the|not|unfamiliar
c03-084d-07 ok 157 11 352 2024 1865 116 theme|of|the|destructive|power|of|unbridled
c03-084d-08 ok 149 6 353 2211 332 69 ambition|.
c03-084e-00 ok 179 22 349 749 2051 165 Mr.|Bryan|Stonehouse's|production|is|quietly
c03-084e-01 ok 180 21 339 929 2031 177 effective|,|giving|full|value|to|the|formal|elements
c03-084e-02 ok 179 32 335 1110 1917 178 of|Betti's|writing|without|over-emphasizing
c03-084e-03 ok 179 20 313 1282 1919 167 them|.|Last|night's|play|in|the|"|Play|of|the
c03-084e-04 err 177 29 319 1463 2025 130 Week|"|series|on|independent|television|,|Then|We
c03-084e-05 ok 179 25 336 1645 2004 162 Fall|,|by|Mr.|Paul|Ferris|,|was|a|morality|on
c03-084e-06 ok 180 16 321 1825 2013 124 the|not|unfamiliar|theme|of|the|destructive
c03-084e-07 ok 179 15 337 2009 1392 117 power|of|unbridled|ambition|.
c03-084f-00 ok 174 21 349 881 1690 107 Mr.|Bryan|Stonehouse's|production|is
c03-084f-01 err 173 33 352 1050 1701 126 quietly|effective|,|giving|full|value|to|the
c03-084f-02 ok 175 32 361 1229 1849 120 formal|elements|of|Betti's|writing|without
c03-084f-03 ok 171 28 358 1415 1800 128 over-emphasizing|them|.|Last|night's|play
c03-084f-04 ok 171 21 360 1589 1576 117 in|the|"|Play|of|the|Week|"|series|on
c03-084f-05 ok 173 21 357 1773 1813 127 independent|television|,|Then|We|Fall|,|by
c03-084f-06 err 172 27 364 1947 1832 116 Mr.|Paul|Ferris|,|was|a|morality|on|the|not
c03-084f-07 ok 171 25 366 2123 1840 104 unfamiliar|theme|of|the|destructive|power
c03-084f-08 ok 168 15 358 2302 949 104 of|unbridled|ambition|.
c03-087a-00 ok 183 39 348 755 1781 122 It|went|,|perhaps|,|some|distance|beyond|most
c03-087a-01 ok 185 32 338 939 1728 119 treatments|of|its|subject|by|attempting|to
c03-087a-02 ok 186 41 344 1117 1780 128 generate|a|melodramatic|inevitability|which
c03-087a-03 ok 186 26 350 1297 1590 92 left|its|central|character|and|the|world
c03-087a-04 ok 183 40 331 1479 1830 113 around|him|in|complete|,|unredeemable|desolation|.
c03-087a-05 ok 184 31 333 1665 1847 118 We|could|,|perhaps|,|say|whether|or|not|the|attempt
c03-087a-06 ok 185 35 348 1840 1797 89 succeeded|if|we|had|a|little|more|faith|in|the
c03-087a-07 err 185 38 341 2018 1567 119 way|in|which|Mr.|Ferris|manipulated|his
c03-087a-08 ok 178 10 341 2198 407 80 characters|.
c03-087b-00 ok 154 10 327 764 1761 124 It|went|,|perhaps|,|some|distance|beyond|most
c03-087b-01 ok 154 10 327 926 1784 135 treatments|of|its|subject|by|attempting|to
c03-087b-02 ok 152 11 330 1120 1715 121 generate|a|melodramatic|inevitability|which
c03-087b-03 ok 153 8 327 1303 1590 97 left|its|central|character|and|the|world
c03-087b-04 ok 151 11 336 1485 1923 106 around|him|in|complete|,|unredeemable|desolation|.
c03-087b-05 ok 153 11 331 1661 1915 137 We|could|,|perhaps|,|say|whether|or|not|the|attempt
c03-087b-06 err 153 14 344 1837 1812 109 succeeded|if|we|had|a|little|more|faith|in|the
c03-087b-07 err 152 13 335 2012 1763 128 way|in|which|Mr.|Ferris|manipulated
c03-087b-08 ok 148 4 340 2207 574 79 his|characters|.
c03-087c-00 ok 186 32 287 757 2152 138 It|went|,|perhaps|,|some|distance|beyond|most|treatments
c03-087c-01 ok 187 27 282 927 2132 153 of|its|subject|by|attempting|to|generate|a|melo-
c03-087c-02 ok 185 34 278 1117 2195 136 dramatic|inevitability|which|left|its|central|character
c03-087c-03 ok 184 24 289 1295 2115 111 and|the|world|around|him|in|complete|,|unredee-
c03-087c-04 ok 184 28 275 1476 2167 118 mable|desolation|.|We|could|,|perhaps|,|say|whether
c03-087c-05 ok 183 20 278 1650 2025 117 or|not|the|attempt|succeeded|if|we|had|a
c03-087c-06 ok 187 24 210 1818 2103 170 little|more|faith|in|the|way|in|which|Mr.
c03-087c-07 err 185 24 249 1999 1864 121 Ferris|manipulated|his|characters|.
c03-087d-00 ok 155 10 354 768 1666 115 It|went|,|perhaps|,|some|distance|beyond
c03-087d-01 ok 153 8 332 947 1465 118 most|treatments|of|its|subject|by
c03-087d-02 ok 153 7 350 1123 1598 123 attempting|to|generate|a|melodramatic
c03-087d-03 ok 155 14 341 1301 1828 126 inevitability|which|left|its|central|character
c03-087d-04 ok 153 11 350 1483 1702 104 and|the|world|around|him|in|complete|,
c03-087d-05 ok 153 11 347 1663 1844 109 unredeemable|desolation|.|We|could|,|perhaps|,
c03-087d-06 ok 156 8 344 1857 1839 98 say|whether|or|not|the|attempt|succeeded
c03-087d-07 ok 157 16 339 2027 1656 102 of|we|had|a|little|more|faith|in|the
c03-087d-08 ok 154 15 368 2213 1612 99 way|in|which|Mr.|Ferris|manipulated
c03-087d-09 ok 152 5 355 2386 566 70 his|characters|.
c03-087e-00 ok 180 22 339 760 1933 134 It|went|,|perhaps|,|some|distance|beyond|most
c03-087e-01 ok 179 20 320 930 1800 162 treatments|of|its|subject|by|attempting|to
c03-087e-02 ok 181 17 348 1123 1910 142 generate|a|melodramatic|inevitability
c03-087e-03 ok 180 21 315 1286 1897 108 which|left|its|central|character|and|the|world
c03-087e-04 ok 177 19 303 1474 2036 126 around|him|in|complete|,|unredeemable|de-
c03-087e-05 ok 179 20 296 1649 2090 146 solation|.|We|could|,|perhaps|,|say|whether|or|not
c03-087e-06 ok 179 19 285 1825 2077 130 the|attempt|succeeded|if|we|had|a|little|more
c03-087e-07 ok 180 28 314 2010 1952 151 faith|in|the|way|in|which|Mr.|Ferris|mani-
c03-087e-08 ok 177 10 303 2191 1089 120 pulated|his|characters|.
c03-087f-00 ok 173 23 348 883 1742 105 It|went|,|perhaps|,|some|distance|beyond
c03-087f-01 ok 172 23 345 1054 1879 139 most|treatments|of|its|subject|by|attempting
c03-087f-02 ok 173 27 342 1231 1698 135 to|generate|a|melodramatic|inevitability
c03-087f-03 ok 170 22 353 1408 1730 95 which|left|its|central|character|and|the
c03-087f-04 err 170 25 350 1592 1901 96 world|around|him|in|complete|,|unredeemable
c03-087f-05 ok 173 19 345 1774 1851 117 desolation|.|We|could|,|perhaps|,|say|whether
c03-087f-06 ok 173 16 344 1949 1864 105 or|not|the|attempt|succeeded|if|we|had|a
c03-087f-07 ok 171 29 356 2130 1670 111 little|more|faith|in|the|way|in|which|Mr.
c03-087f-08 ok 169 25 337 2309 1520 102 Ferris|manipulated|his|characters|.
c03-094a-00 ok 187 43 363 754 1753 129 Mr.|William|Lucas|(|Morris|)|is|always|insensi-
c03-094a-01 ok 188 40 359 930 1672 149 tively|pushing|,|Miss|Sheila|Allen|his|wife|,
c03-094a-02 ok 187 38 351 1112 1839 146 always|palely|appealing|,|Mr.|James|Maxwell|,
c03-094a-03 ok 186 32 331 1296 1807 142 the|editor|,|always|comically|abashed|by|the
c03-094a-04 ok 183 40 333 1468 1834 131 events|,|and|Mr.|Aubrey|Richards|,|the|father-in-
c03-094a-05 ok 184 34 324 1657 1748 131 law|,|always|comically|grotesque|;|they|were
c03-094a-06 ok 185 30 332 1826 1846 103 not|asked|to|modulate|from|their|set|moods
c03-094a-07 err 184 33 337 2008 1765 144 but|played|with|proper|efficiency|and|,|in
c03-094a-08 ok 185 30 356 2184 1766 131 the|case|of|Mr.|Richards|,|with|lavish|and
c03-094a-09 ok 185 21 368 2374 962 130 suitably|gaudy|colour|.
c03-094b-00 err 154 14 339 744 1477 121 Mr.|William|Lucas|(|Morris|)|is|always
c03-094b-01 ok 154 14 316 931 1753 133 insensitively|pushing|,|Miss|Sheila|Allen|his
c03-094b-02 ok 154 13 321 1109 1917 132 wife|,|always|palely|appealing|,|Mr.|James|Maxwell|,
c03-094b-03 err 154 10 316 1297 1739 151 the|editor|,|always|comically|abashed|by|the
c03-094b-04 ok 152 17 319 1493 1966 114 events|,|and|Mr.|Aubrey|Richards|,|the|father-in-law|,
c03-094b-05 ok 152 10 329 1667 1866 127 always|comically|grotesque|;|they|were|not|asked
c03-094b-06 ok 153 9 338 1842 1792 129 to|modulate|from|their|set|moods|but|played
c03-094b-07 ok 153 15 317 2019 1867 127 with|proper|efficiency|and|,|in|the|case|of|Mr.
c03-094b-08 ok 150 11 337 2199 1696 133 Richards|,|with|lavish|and|suitably|gaudy
c03-094b-09 ok 148 2 340 2404 187 66 colour|.
c03-094c-00 err 187 31 320 729 2038 171 Mr.|William|Lucas|(|Morris|)|is|always|insensitively
c03-094c-01 ok 186 29 277 927 2134 156 pushing|,|Miss|Sheila|Allen|his|wife|,|always|palely
c03-094c-02 ok 186 27 264 1106 1969 149 appealing|,|Mr.|James|Maxwell|,|the|editor|,|always
c03-094c-03 ok 186 26 264 1284 2105 158 comically|abashed|by|the|events|,|and|Mr.|Aubrey
c03-094c-04 ok 185 28 263 1457 1929 177 Richards|,|the|father-in-law|,|always|comically
c03-094c-05 ok 183 19 241 1654 2075 144 grotesque|;|they|were|not|asked|to|modulate|from
c03-094c-06 ok 186 25 256 1830 2090 159 their|set|moods|but|played|with|proper|effi-
c03-094c-07 ok 186 27 262 2002 1988 151 ciency|and|,|in|the|case|of|Mr.|Richards|,|with
c03-094c-08 ok 183 21 224 2187 1518 164 lavish|and|suitably|gaudy|colour|.
c03-094d-00 ok 156 15 352 760 1688 120 Mr.|William|Lucas|(|Morris|)|is|always
c03-094d-01 ok 156 13 321 950 1747 120 insensitively|pushing|,|Miss|Sheila|Allen
c03-094d-02 ok 157 12 342 1132 1716 116 his|wife|,|always|palely|appealing|,|Mr.
c03-094d-03 ok 158 11 326 1308 1818 116 James|Maxwell|,|the|editor|,|always|comi-
c03-094d-04 ok 157 11 353 1489 1628 115 cally|abashed|by|the|events|,|and|Mr.
c03-094d-05 ok 158 13 343 1672 1861 115 Aubrey|Richards|,|the|father-in-law|,|always
c03-094d-06 ok 161 10 353 1854 1589 118 comically|grotesque|;|they|were|not
c03-094d-07 ok 162 10 356 2031 1811 92 asked|to|modulate|from|their|set|moods
c03-094d-08 ok 159 12 344 2213 1723 121 but|played|with|proper|efficiency|and|,
c03-094d-09 ok 159 16 354 2392 1721 93 in|the|case|of|Mr.|Richards|,|with|lavish
c03-094d-10 ok 162 7 358 2567 1225 127 and|suitably|gaudy|colour|.
c03-094e-00 err 179 27 335 750 1779 145 Mr.|William|Lucas|(|Morris|)|is|always|insen-
c03-094e-01 ok 179 30 319 927 1873 155 sitively|pushing|,|Miss|Sheila|Allen|his|wife|,
c03-094e-02 ok 180 22 315 1106 1951 160 always|palely|appealing|,|Mr.|James|Maxwell|,
c03-094e-03 ok 180 18 292 1292 1915 152 the|editor|,|always|comically|abashed|by
c03-094e-04 err 177 18 299 1470 1815 152 the|events|,|and|Mr.|Aubrey|Richards|,|the
c03-094e-05 err 178 24 297 1647 1995 156 father-in-law|,|always|comically|grotesque|;
c03-094e-06 ok 180 15 302 1830 1835 118 they|were|not|asked|to|modulate|from
c03-094e-07 ok 182 19 303 2007 1943 148 their|set|moods|but|played|with|proper
c03-094e-08 ok 178 21 313 2183 1985 152 efficiency|and|,|in|the|case|of|Mr.|Richards|,
c03-094e-09 ok 178 22 346 2363 1974 162 with|lavish|and|suitably|gaudy|colour|.
c03-094f-00 ok 173 28 342 882 1806 111 Mr.|William|Lucas|(|Morris|)|is|always|insensi-
c03-094f-01 ok 173 33 347 1055 1707 133 tively|pushing|,|Miss|Sheila|Allen|his|wife|,
c03-094f-02 ok 171 21 344 1244 1840 111 always|palely|appealing|,|Mr.|James|Maxwell|,
c03-094f-03 ok 170 25 356 1424 1741 111 the|editor|,|always|comically|abashed|by
c03-094f-04 err 168 20 360 1597 1766 116 the|events|,|and|Mr.|Aubrey|Richards|,|the
c03-094f-05 ok 172 36 380 1780 1773 111 father-in-law|,|always|comically|grotesque|;
c03-094f-06 ok 173 15 388 1960 1648 99 they|were|not|asked|to|modulate|from
c03-094f-07 ok 170 17 392 2138 1727 117 their|set|moods|but|played|with|proper
c03-094f-08 ok 169 30 388 2311 1840 113 efficiency|and|,|in|the|case|of|Mr.|Richards|,
c03-094f-09 ok 172 28 389 2498 1659 120 with|lavish|and|suitably|gaudy|colour|.
c03-096a-00 ok 186 32 361 706 1656 147 Only|Mr.|Lucas's|actions|,|therefore|,|arose
c03-096a-01 ok 187 38 358 886 1784 130 explicably|from|appreciable|motives|.|The|rest|,
c03-096a-02 ok 185 36 373 1066 1747 129 one|feels|,|were|driven|to|effective|action|by
c03-096a-03 ok 187 32 353 1246 1731 131 the|author|in|spite|of|the|ineffectuality
c03-096a-04 ok 185 30 355 1408 1657 114 with|which|he|had|endowed|them|.|One
c03-096a-05 ok 185 29 359 1607 1792 126 hopes|that|he|is|not|asking|us|to|believe
c03-096a-06 ok 184 34 352 1779 1803 137 that|,|because|of|their|odd|accents|,|they
c03-096a-07 ok 186 29 369 1965 1721 138 act|oddly|like|the|queer|foreigners|of
c03-096a-08 ok 180 8 374 2142 348 88 tradition|.
c03-096b-00 ok 155 12 340 740 1563 154 Only|Mr.|Lucas's|actions|,|therefore|,|arose
c03-096b-01 err 154 11 343 935 1642 126 explicably|from|appreciable|motives|.|The
c03-096b-02 ok 155 14 338 1117 1796 114 rest|,|one|feels|,|were|driven|to|effective|action
c03-096b-03 ok 153 12 350 1297 1647 138 by|the|author|in|spite|of|the|ineffectuality
c03-096b-04 ok 151 12 342 1473 1718 123 with|which|he|had|endowed|them|.|One|hopes
c03-096b-05 ok 151 13 353 1662 1662 122 that|he|is|not|asking|us|to|believe|that|,
c03-096b-06 ok 153 11 357 1843 1822 118 because|of|their|odd|accents|,|they|act|oddly
c03-096b-07 ok 154 11 367 2009 1518 144 like|the|queer|foreigners|of|tradition|.
c03-096c-00 ok 188 33 312 758 1976 146 Only|Mr.|Lucas's|actions|,|therefore|,|arose|explicably
c03-096c-01 ok 187 30 273 929 2017 122 from|appreciable|motives|.|The|rest|,|one|feels|,|were
c03-096c-02 ok 187 28 287 1111 2069 174 driven|to|effective|action|by|the|author|in|spite
c03-096c-03 ok 187 22 284 1289 1882 134 of|the|ineffectuality|with|which|he|had
c03-096c-04 ok 185 23 269 1473 1898 112 endowed|them|.|One|hopes|that|he|is|not
c03-096c-05 ok 185 24 270 1650 2071 147 asking|us|to|believe|that|,|because|of|their|odd
c03-096c-06 ok 187 21 278 1826 2107 155 accents|,|they|act|oddly|like|the|queer|foreigners
c03-096c-07 ok 187 10 287 2011 525 113 of|tradition|.
c03-096d-00 ok 162 15 380 764 1629 117 Only|Mr.|Lucas's|actions|,|therefore|,|arose
c03-096d-01 ok 164 11 365 951 1676 109 explicably|from|appreciable|motives|.|The
c03-096d-02 ok 165 12 360 1132 1641 93 rest|,|one|feels|,|were|driven|to|effective
c03-096d-03 ok 165 13 353 1306 1592 122 action|by|the|author|in|spite|of|the
c03-096d-04 ok 163 13 338 1490 1843 111 ineffectuality|with|which|he|had|endowed
c03-096d-05 ok 163 13 343 1671 1651 99 them|.|One|hopes|that|he|is|not|asking
c03-096d-06 ok 167 11 339 1847 1758 90 us|to|believe|that|,|because|of|their|odd
c03-096d-07 ok 169 11 360 2031 1746 108 accents|,|they|act|oddly|like|the|queer
c03-096d-08 ok 164 12 354 2214 890 116 foreigners|of|tradition|.
c03-096e-00 ok 179 17 336 741 1902 154 Only|Mr.|Lucas's|actions|,|therefore|,|arose
c03-096e-01 ok 179 20 330 921 1940 151 explicably|from|appreciable|motives|.|The
c03-096e-02 ok 179 26 331 1110 2054 150 rest|,|one|feels|,|were|driven|to|effective|action|by
c03-096e-03 ok 179 20 324 1279 2004 162 the|author|in|spite|of|the|ineffectuality|with
c03-096e-04 ok 176 19 330 1464 1979 125 which|he|had|endowed|them|.|One|hopes|that|he
c03-096e-05 ok 178 21 331 1639 2020 173 is|not|asking|us|to|believe|that|,|because|of
c03-096e-06 ok 181 22 313 1814 2049 166 their|odd|accents|,|they|act|oddly|like|the
c03-096e-07 ok 178 16 330 2004 1405 150 queer|foreigners|of|tradition|.
c03-096f-00 ok 175 30 351 696 1835 118 Only|Mr.|Lucas's|actions|,|therefore|,|arose
c03-096f-01 ok 173 36 349 861 1776 125 explicably|from|appreciable|motives|.|The
c03-096f-02 ok 174 19 348 1047 1749 108 rest|,|one|feels|,|were|driven|to|effective
c03-096f-03 ok 172 21 349 1226 1586 109 action|by|the|author|in|spite|of|the
c03-096f-04 ok 169 25 343 1411 1826 119 ineffectuality|with|which|he|had|endowed
c03-096f-05 ok 169 19 353 1594 1824 120 them|.|One|hopes|that|he|is|not|asking|us
c03-096f-06 ok 172 23 370 1766 1695 101 to|believe|that|,|because|of|their|odd
c03-096f-07 ok 173 27 363 1951 1733 127 accents|,|they|act|oddly|like|the|queer
c03-096f-08 ok 171 17 365 2123 989 136 foreigners|of|tradition|.
c04-000-00 ok 180 43 348 732 1813 123 NEXT|month|that|friendly|,|effervescent|performer|Frankie
c04-000-01 ok 182 40 341 910 1780 109 Vaughan|will|burst|on|to|the|London|Palladium|stage
c04-000-02 ok 183 42 365 1096 1659 97 in|a|new|show|.|To|paraphrase|his|well-known|ditty|:
c04-000-03 ok 183 41 341 1275 1712 104 "|He|'ll|have|the|limelight|,|they|'ll|give|him|the|girls|-
c04-000-04 ok 181 18 345 1450 898 63 and|leave|the|rest|to|him|.|"
c04-004-00 ok 182 35 359 742 1745 55 I|have|a|hunch|that|he|will|feel|more|at|home|in|the
c04-004-01 ok 183 36 362 920 1689 65 old|,|star-studded|West|End|than|he|will|ever|feel|in
c04-004-02 ok 184 43 363 1096 1697 100 Hollywood|.|His|American|bosses|,|20th-Century|Fox|,|have
c04-004-03 ok 183 45 355 1279 1706 93 recently|given|Frankie|the|full|,|razzamataz|,|red-carpet
c04-004-04 ok 181 39 357 1460 1684 99 treatment|.|But|they|haven't|done|a|thing|for|his|film
c04-004-05 ok 180 37 372 1640 1728 85 career|that|Anna|Neagle|and|Herbert|Wilcox|were|not
c04-004-06 ok 182 43 359 1810 1731 111 doing|better|here|,|before|the|platinum-plated|Hollywood
c04-004-07 ok 184 27 368 1994 1169 97 carrot|was|dangled|before|his|nose|.
c04-008-00 err 186 48 359 908 1744 130 In|his|first|Hollywood|picture|,|"|Let|'s|Make|Love|,|"|he
c04-008-01 ok 188 38 361 1123 1790 102 was|swamped|by|the|know-how|of|Marilyn|Monroe
c04-008-02 ok 186 44 347 1295 1780 102 and|Yves|Montand|.|Against|this|couple|Frankie|,|in
c04-008-03 ok 185 38 348 1472 1770 86 a|cardboard|role|,|didn't|stand|a|chance|.|Now|comes
c04-008-04 err 185 50 359 1640 1733 125 "|The|Right|Approach|"|(|Rialto|,|"|A|"|)|,|and|it|'s|a|glum
c04-008-05 err 181 37 351 1817 1641 130 business|.|He|plays|an|aspiring|actor|-|a
c04-008-06 ok 186 51 335 2003 1823 112 selfish|,|arrogant|,|brash|,|ambitious|,|unscrupulous|heel|-
c04-008-07 ok 185 44 338 2192 1863 111 who|would|tread|on|anybody's|neck|to|get|a|break|in
c04-008-08 ok 186 18 351 2345 782 124 the|Hollywood|ratrace|.
c04-013-00 ok 161 42 354 743 1766 108 He|double-crosses|the|five|pals|with|whom|he|lives|,
c04-013-01 err 162 44 351 931 1777 116 cheats|a|waitress|(|Juliet|Prowse|)|and|cynically|uses
c04-013-02 ok 162 38 346 1120 1629 95 a|magazine|editress|(|Martha|Hyer|)|to|get|ahead|.
c04-013-03 ok 162 43 348 1305 1725 100 Frankie|Vaughan|is|too|nice|a|chap|to|ring|quite
c04-013-04 err 161 38 348 1486 1696 97 true|as|a|smooth-tongued|,|ill-mannered|Yank|.|His
c04-013-05 ok 160 39 351 1664 1738 89 best|moments|are|when|he|swings|breezily|into|the
c04-013-06 ok 159 10 359 1846 339 98 title|song|.
c04-017-00 ok 179 20 380 730 1666 144 But|6,000|miles|seems|a|heck|of|a|way|to|go
c04-017-01 ok 178 23 344 907 1692 155 for|a|new|hit|song|.|He|might|be|well|advised|to
c04-017-02 ok 179 33 339 1089 1783 157 think|hard|and|long|before|his|next|jump|into|the
c04-017-03 ok 177 10 349 1272 472 159 Hollywood|arena|.
c04-017-04 ok 174 39 366 1462 1728 150 VERDICT|:|Vaughan|should|have|by-passed|this|approach|.
c04-017-05 ok 171 29 384 1635 1799 140 RONALD|Lewis|has|just|left|for|his|first|taste|of|the
c04-017-06 ok 175 26 350 1814 1710 146 Hollywood|treatment|,|thanks|to|a|sound|performance|in
c04-017-07 err 176 25 379 2001 1291 127 "|Taste|of|Fear|"|(|Warner|Theatre|,|"|X|"|)|.
c04-023-00 ok 172 36 345 755 1798 102 He|has|earned|his|break|.|The|film|is|a|well-made
c04-023-01 ok 173 47 347 940 1775 112 variation|on|that|sinister|yarn|in|which|half|the|cast
c04-023-02 ok 172 43 347 1105 1838 108 try|to|persuade|the|heroine|that|she|is|out|of|her|mind|.
c04-023-03 ok 170 40 309 1277 1733 140 Despite|flagrant|cheating|the|eerie|atmosphere|is
c04-023-04 ok 171 40 336 1462 1787 129 built|up|neatly|.|Susan|Strasberg|is|the|crippled
c04-023-05 ok 170 18 328 1628 684 92 damsel|in|distress|.
c04-028-00 ok 169 41 323 751 1819 116 Stepmother|Ann|Todd|and|doctor|Christopher|Lee|are
c04-028-01 ok 170 42 308 905 1818 169 also|effectively|around|.|They|provide|some|chilly|red
c04-028-02 ok 168 47 316 1092 1846 148 herrings|in|this|"|Find-the-body|"|thriller|.|VERDICT|:
c04-028-03 err 169 27 280 1279 1333 135 Don't|believe|all|you|see|and|hear|!
c04-028-04 ok 169 38 327 1443 1786 192 NOT|for|the|first|time|the|homely|mug|of|Sidney
c04-028-05 ok 166 35 316 1622 1661 145 James|has|pumped|life|into|a|slim|,|strained
c04-028-06 ok 166 34 318 1818 1855 145 comedy|.|He|does|his|rescue|act|in|"|Double|Bunk|"
c04-028-07 err 168 28 326 1977 1340 153 (|Leicester-square|Theatre|,|"|A|"|)|.
c04-035-00 ok 177 25 356 727 1545 146 Navigator|Sid|is|a|tower|of|strength|when
c04-035-01 ok 175 26 364 911 1711 137 newly-weds|Ian|Carmichael|and|Janette|Scott|let
c04-035-02 ok 177 28 354 1066 1857 159 loose|their|ancient|houseboat|on|a|honeymoon|trip|down
c04-035-03 ok 177 29 336 1259 1755 171 the|river|.|The|film|starts|off|brightly|enough|but|,
c04-035-04 err 175 29 343 1443 1811 166 half-way|through|,|the|plot|(|as|well|as|the|boat|)|springs
c04-035-05 err 171 35 356 1617 1702 137 a|near-disastrous|leak|.|Familiar|members|of|Britain's
c04-035-06 ok 174 28 345 1804 1790 170 repertory|team|of|comedy|character-actors|jump|through
c04-035-07 ok 176 28 365 1965 1451 194 equally|familiar|hoops|to|mild|laughter|.
c04-039-00 err 187 15 383 709 1460 196 VERDICT|:|The|"|bunk|"|needed|doubling|.
c04-039-01 ok 195 21 339 886 1796 181 DONALD|HOUSTON|had|a|big|success|on|A T V's
c04-039-02 ok 193 32 347 1060 1595 182 "|Drama|'61|"|last|night|as|a|smooth|,
c04-039-03 err 190 19 341 1241 1807 209 scheming|jewel|thief|in|a|play|by|Jacques
c04-039-04 err 191 35 323 1416 1906 153 Gillies|,|"|The|Takers|.|"|A|polished|production
c04-039-05 ok 180 22 354 1605 1729 182 by|Quentin|Lawrence|,|here|,|held|together
c04-039-06 ok 189 12 775 1787 1205 177 by|Mr.|Houston's|accomplished
c04-039-07 ok 189 15 332 1968 1767 128 performance|as|the|master|mind|behind|a
c04-039-08 ok 190 8 363 2137 669 179 gang|of|crooks|.
c04-044-00 ok 191 24 379 728 1883 150 This|plot|to|rob|a|French|millionaire|of|300,000
c04-044-01 err 191 31 272 885 1980 218 worth|of|jewellery|struck|me|as|ingenious|.|The|play
c04-044-02 err 190 29 282 996 2078 262 had|style|,|moved|at|a|quick|pace|and|everyone|did
c04-044-03 err 189 34 297 1155 1792 136 well|.|But|it|was|Mr.|Houston's|evening|.
c04-044-04 err 190 27 306 1291 1876 178 Earlier|,|on|the|Palladium|show|I|found|Stanley
c04-044-05 ok 187 16 281 1450 1872 231 Holloway's|act|too|long|and|not|particularly
c04-044-06 err 190 18 323 1627 1772 198 entertaining|.|It|was|also|a|mistake|to
c04-044-07 ok 191 29 270 1779 1978 199 re-book|Gene|Detroy|and|his|performing|chimpanzees
c04-044-08 ok 191 21 277 1908 1593 196 so|soon|after|their|previous|appearance|.
c04-050-00 ok 169 36 382 728 1788 150 Their|offering|last|night|differed|little
c04-050-01 ok 167 33 326 909 1926 123 from|their|earlier|act|on|this|show|a|week
c04-050-02 ok 168 38 317 1097 2094 148 or|so|ago|.|But|the|Mudlarks|,|with|Jeff|Mudd
c04-050-03 ok 169 32 312 1278 2086 135 out|of|the|Army|and|back|with|sister|Mary
c04-050-04 ok 167 36 321 1439 1965 163 and|brother|Fred|,|were|in|bright|,|zestful
c04-050-05 ok 166 35 334 1614 2017 161 form|.|Why|only|two|numbers|,|though|?|It
c04-050-06 ok 169 30 333 1790 2021 152 was|not|enough|.|"|A|FAIR|COP|,|"|the|B B C
c04-050-07 ok 171 29 334 1983 1947 148 Whitehall|farce|last|night|,|looked|like
c04-050-08 ok 170 27 328 2177 1792 114 a|rabbit|warren|in|a|field|of|corn|.
c04-056-00 err 169 33 339 733 1873 166 I|can't|recall|a|production|where|so|many
c04-056-01 ok 167 31 333 933 1873 113 comics|bolted|in|and|out|of|holes|so|often|.
c04-056-02 ok 169 33 361 1081 1806 150 The|jokes|were|a|reshuffle|of|the|same|old
c04-056-03 ok 167 52 354 1274 1980 108 lot|-|this|time|Brian|Rix|lost|his|skirt|instead
c04-056-04 ok 169 41 340 1460 2058 106 of|his|trousers|.|The|action|moved|at|tremendous
c04-056-05 ok 170 33 351 1628 1993 148 speed|,|backed|by|some|wonderful|timing|by
c04-056-06 ok 168 36 349 1813 1869 155 the|cast|.|I|especially|liked|the|tea-cup
c04-056-07 err 168 24 347 1989 1835 135 scene|where|six|of|the|cast|changed
c04-056-08 ok 166 40 369 2175 2031 150 cups|with|the|dexterity|of|Chinese|jugglers|.
c04-061-00 ok 169 40 338 773 1824 103 Carole|Shelley|as|the|newly-wed|and|Larry|Noble
c04-061-01 ok 174 40 334 949 1789 122 as|Smiler|Perkins|were|the|most|laughable|.|They
c04-061-02 ok 174 39 329 1123 1816 115 alone|used|a|sharp|edge|to|their|humour|and|cut
c04-061-03 err 170 45 340 1305 1883 117 through|the|gormless|standing|corn|around|them|.|Perhaps
c04-061-04 ok 165 38 353 1481 1812 105 it|was|accidental|-|I|hope|not|.|If|ever|a|bag|of
c04-061-05 ok 164 42 353 1663 1820 122 humour|needed|a|thorough|shaking|up|the|Whitehall
c04-061-06 err 167 31 341 1840 1543 79 farce|is|it|when|it|comes|to|television|.
c04-066-00 ok 173 37 345 757 1739 118 HOW|do|you|get|on|records|?|Well|,|you|'ve|got
c04-066-01 ok 172 42 340 935 1782 125 to|have|something|different|.|Sing|slightly|flat|.
c04-066-02 ok 166 39 327 1116 1864 129 All|the|good|singers|sing|in|tune|.|Twang|a|guitar
c04-066-03 ok 165 40 339 1296 1783 114 slightly|off|key|.|Everybody|'s|fed|up|with|the
c04-066-04 ok 163 40 329 1471 1821 117 right|way|-|so|the|best-seller|charts|say|.|Play
c04-066-05 err 164 33 310 1657 1784 94 an|OLD|2pianna|instead|of|a|new|one|.|You|got|to
c04-066-06 err 165 36 322 1834 1831 124 get|it|into|your|head|,|son|...|people
c04-066-07 ok 165 36 322 2011 1795 129 don't|like|things|as|they|should|be|-|not|on
c04-066-08 ok 160 13 334 2207 632 99 record|,|anyway|.
c04-075-00 err 176 47 322 926 1755 138 Thus|,|musician|David|Lisbon's|chances|of|being|a|starred
c04-075-01 ok 175 44 327 1122 1787 113 disc|solo|pianist|were|greatly|enhanced|when|he|dug|out
c04-075-02 err 173 48 330 1295 1894 121 A|PACKET|OF|DRAWING-PINS|.|"|Why|not|,|"|thought|ex-soldier
c04-075-03 err 175 48 330 1485 1917 105 Mr.|Lisbon|,|who|is|twenty-three|,|and|lives|in|Dagenham|,|Essex|,
c04-075-04 ok 173 44 316 1638 1854 113 "|press|a|thumb-tack|into|the|nose|of|the|hammers|that|strike
c04-075-05 ok 174 54 337 1831 1917 119 the|piano|strings|?|"|He|did|,|on|his|piano|at|home|.|There|weren't
c04-075-06 ok 175 39 333 2024 1879 116 enough|tacks|and|he|got|only|the|middle|hammers|done|.
c04-080-00 ok 176 33 343 720 1566 129 Then|he|tried|it|out|for|sound|.|Um-chink|...
c04-080-01 ok 180 37 329 899 1815 174 um-chink|...|it|went|.|Slightly|flat|and|jangly|in
c04-080-02 ok 178 33 331 1084 1879 152 part|.|DELIGHTFUL|!|He|put|the|sound|on|tape|.|The
c04-080-03 ok 178 29 328 1263 1822 157 tape|went|to|the|Philips|company|.|Within|two
c04-080-04 ok 177 28 333 1451 1943 149 days|Mr.|Lisbon|had|a|record|contract|.|And|they
c04-080-05 ok 176 29 318 1615 1883 144 hauled|his|thumb-tacked|joanna|the|thirteen
c04-080-06 ok 179 26 318 1780 1608 146 miles|to|London|for|his|first|session|.
c04-089-00 ok 167 45 352 804 1721 117 Now|along|comes|his|solo|disc|,|featuring|two|of|his|own
c04-089-01 err 163 58 339 995 1834 94 compositions|,|"|Deerstalker|"|and|"|Almost|Grown|Up|.|"|VERDICT|:
c04-089-02 ok 162 53 332 1174 1850 82 Mr.|Lisbon|has|it|taped|.|And|tacked|.|And|he|says|:|"|Just|as|well
c04-089-03 ok 164 38 320 1355 1613 89 I|had|only|one|box|of|tacks|-|it|might|have|been|so
c04-089-04 ok 163 50 325 1523 1727 105 different|...|.|"|More|news|from|the|ivory-thumping|dept.|...
c04-089-05 err 161 43 328 1713 1845 84 Russ|Conway|,|who|has|tinkled|his|way|to|fame|on|an|old|2pianna|,
c04-089-06 ok 162 46 317 1885 1687 75 comes|in|with|another|of|his|own|works|:|"|Parade|of|the
c04-089-07 err 161 19 322 2064 567 88 Poppets|"|(|Columbia|)|.
c04-098-00 ok 162 48 346 773 1666 96 But|not|one|of|his|nimble-fingered|best|.|GERMANY'S|Russ
c04-098-01 ok 160 44 339 956 1675 79 Conway|is|a|pianist|who|calls|himself|CRAZY|OTTO|.|But
c04-098-02 ok 160 54 354 1135 1719 81 nothing|crazy|about|his|pianistics|.|He|pounds|merrily|away
c04-098-03 ok 161 53 346 1300 1616 100 at|a|piece|called|"|Piccadilly|"|(|Polydor|)|.|I|find|it|cute|.
c04-098-04 ok 159 48 348 1487 1773 94 American|pianist|Floyd|Cramer|,|who|played|for|Elvis|on|"|It|'s
c04-098-05 ok 159 45 361 1668 1768 89 Now|or|Never|,|"|looks|like|having|a|success|on|his|own|with
c04-098-06 err 159 19 348 1841 744 71 "|On|the|Rebound|"|(|RCA|)|.
c04-105-00 ok 168 21 364 702 1515 171 NEW|boy|on|the|vocal|front|is
c04-105-01 ok 168 33 346 884 1830 140 Rolly|Daniels|,|who|comes|5,000|miles
c04-105-02 ok 167 39 319 1077 1982 122 from|India|to|seek|disc|fame|.|Comedian|Hal
c04-105-03 ok 167 37 319 1251 2004 141 Monty|saw|him|in|Bombay|,|became|his|manager|.
c04-105-04 ok 167 38 316 1437 2034 129 And|such|is|Hal's|faith|that|he|brings|him|to
c04-105-05 ok 167 35 309 1608 1818 145 Europe|.|Now|Rolly|gets|his|big|break|-|a
c04-105-06 ok 166 30 321 1793 1854 120 record|,|the|modern|Aladdin's|lamp|of
c04-105-07 ok 168 14 342 1984 759 74 show|business|.
c04-110-00 err 172 57 333 776 1637 74 Become|a|success|with|a|disc|and|hey|presto|!|You|'re|a|star|...|.|Rolly|sings|with
c04-110-01 ok 167 71 334 947 1815 88 assuredness|"|Bella|Bella|Marie|"|(|Parlophone|)|,|a|lively|song|that|changes|tempo|mid-way|.
c04-110-02 err 167 58 341 1135 1501 79 I|don't|think|he|will|storm|the|charts|with|this|one|,|but|it|'s|a|good|start|.
c04-110-03 ok 168 54 330 1323 1585 57 CHRIS|CHARLES|,|39|,|who|lives|in|Stockton-on-Tees|,|is|an|accountant|.
c04-116-00 ok 169 62 346 784 1792 70 He|is|also|a|director|of|a|couple|of|garages|.|And|he|finds|time|as|well|to|be|a|lyric
c04-116-01 ok 169 70 338 967 1792 69 writer|.|He|writes|with|Tolchard|Evans|,|composer|of|"|Lady|of|Spain|"|and|other|big|hits|.
c04-116-02 ok 168 71 342 1137 1788 69 Tolch|,|as|he|is|known|in|Tin|Pan|Alley|,|likes|songs|with|a|month|in|the|title|.|He|wrote
c04-116-03 ok 169 49 318 1320 1282 63 "|My|September|Love|,|"|the|big|David|Whitfield|hit|of|1956|.
c04-122-00 err 179 53 337 890 1852 165 "|Let|'s|have|another|song|with|a|month|in|it|,|"|said|Tolch|.|Mr.
c04-122-01 err 177 50 320 1109 1848 113 Charles|obliged|with|"|April|Serenade|.|"|This|week|it|appears|,|a
c04-122-02 ok 175 54 319 1286 1987 111 tuneful|melody|sung|impeccably|by|Robert|Earl|(|Philips|)|.|PRODUCER
c04-122-03 err 176 50 325 1465 1929 124 Russell|Turner|,|33|,|provides|his|last|programme|for|the|B B C|tonight
c04-122-04 err 175 50 333 1650 1945 119 with|Robert|Harbin's|"|Mystery|and|Magic|"|(|7.30|)|.|After|six|years
c04-122-05 ok 174 49 317 1828 1972 118 with|the|Corporation|,|during|which|he|started|"|Juke|Box|Jury|"|and
c04-122-06 ok 178 59 305 2001 1933 132 directed|"|Six-Five|Special|,|"|Turner|is|aiming|to|go|into|free-lance
c04-122-07 ok 173 26 323 2180 1086 132 T V|,|film|and|stage|production|work|.
c04-128-00 ok 177 27 331 729 1784 126 "|I|feel|I|'ve|done|all|I|can|at|the|B B C|,|"|he
c04-128-01 ok 175 24 307 906 1571 153 told|me|.|"|We|mutually|agreed|to|part|.|"
c04-128-02 err 177 41 308 1100 1762 141 Escapologist|Dill-Russell|is|a|guest|in|Harbin's
c04-128-03 ok 179 34 305 1260 1853 156 show|tonight|.|Boxing|fans|can|see|an|eight-round
c04-128-04 ok 175 29 316 1442 1864 154 feather-weight|contest|between|Chris|Elliot|and
c04-128-05 err 175 32 324 1618 1783 168 Harry|Carroll|from|Leicester|(|B B C|,|8.25|)|.|A
c04-128-06 ok 177 29 335 1806 1752 161 SONGS-OF-BRITAIN|medley|is|sung|by|David
c04-128-07 err 179 46 327 1964 1951 166 Hughes|in|his|"|Make|Mine|Music|"|(|B B C|,|9.30|p.m.|)|.
c04-134-00 err 191 43 347 750 1757 111 The|numbers|include|"|Scotland|the|Brave|,|"|"|Men|of|Harlech|,|"
c04-134-01 err 188 50 336 929 1633 149 "|McNamara's|Band|,|"|"|Greensleeves|"|and|"|English|Rose|.|"
c04-134-02 err 189 44 319 1100 1665 125 Fay|Compton|stars|in|"|No|Hiding|Place|"|(|I T V|,|9.35|p.m.|)|.
c04-134-03 ok 189 37 307 1272 1867 153 She|plays|the|possessive|mother|of|a|man|whose|hobby|revolves
c04-134-04 ok 188 15 331 1472 651 86 round|a|doll's|house|.
c04-134-05 err 188 48 324 1655 1769 118 THREE|people|will|be|hypnotised|in|tonight's|"|Lifeline|"
c04-134-06 ok 186 13 335 1820 462 112 (|B B C|,|10.15|)|.
c04-139-00 ok 190 36 335 765 1802 119 They|will|be|asked|to|comment|on|the|design|of|everyday|articles
c04-139-01 ok 187 40 321 939 1898 109 such|as|a|chair|and|a|motor-car|.|The|idea|is|to|see|what|happens|when
c04-139-02 ok 188 47 296 1125 2008 103 parts|of|the|mind|not|normally|available|without|hypnosis|are|used|.
c04-139-03 ok 189 45 275 1290 1838 133 I T V|have|postponed|Malcolm|Muggeridge's|"|Appointment|with
c04-139-04 ok 187 45 263 1476 1911 133 playwright|Arnold|Wesker|.|"|Instead|,|Muggeridge's|appointment
c04-139-05 ok 187 41 247 1647 1853 116 will|be|with|Sir|Roy|Welensky|the|Premier|of|the|Federation
c04-139-06 ok 186 30 289 1828 1328 121 of|Rhodesia|and|Nyasaland|(|10.30|p.m.|)|.
c04-144-00 err 185 31 274 707 2120 129 Say|Granada|T V|,|the|producers|:|"|We|decided|to|make
c04-144-01 ok 184 32 269 870 2015 159 the|switch|because|of|the|topicality|of|African
c04-144-02 ok 181 35 249 1072 2180 101 affairs|.|The|Wesker|interview|will|be|seen|at|a|later
c04-144-03 ok 185 27 257 1222 2051 182 date|.|"|ACTOR|Tom|Courtenay|was|an|outstanding
c04-144-04 err 182 36 305 1417 2047 120 success|last|night|in|I T V's|"|Private|Potter|,|"|his
c04-144-05 ok 181 29 303 1600 2145 163 first|big|T V|part|.|The|play|was|a|brilliantly-written
c04-144-06 ok 182 30 317 1766 2036 185 essay|on|soldiering|which|stated|that|a|fighting
c04-144-07 ok 183 16 298 1970 1898 138 man|could|only|be|regarded|as|a|machine|.
c04-150-00 ok 184 31 329 708 1932 134 Potter|screamed|during|an|action|,|and|was|arrested|.|He
c04-150-01 ok 185 42 293 888 2032 105 claimed|he|had|seen|a|vision|of|God|-|only|the|padre|and|his
c04-150-02 ok 182 32 292 1063 2117 135 C O|believed|him|.|Courtenay|played|the|part|with|a|gawky|,
c04-150-03 ok 182 33 304 1241 2079 120 Northern|defiance|.|The|cameras|played|continuously|on|his
c04-150-04 ok 182 30 300 1406 2099 160 craggy|face|,|and|obstinate|,|baffled|eyes|.|They|stripped
c04-150-05 err 180 28 315 1586 2046 153 him|of|his|ugly|battle-dress|,|to|leave|him|for
c04-150-06 ok 179 20 304 1773 1990 153 what|he|was|-|Potter|,|a|frightened|boy|who|had|a
c04-150-07 err 182 6 348 2000 233 85 vision|.
c04-156-00 ok 172 22 459 723 1671 167 It|was|a|splendid|interpretation|of|the
c04-156-01 ok 175 16 336 908 1781 172 part|.|The|rest|of|the|cast|were|well|chosen|,
c04-156-02 ok 175 22 330 1080 1789 168 with|James|Maxwell|making|a|fine|job|of|the
c04-156-03 ok 177 16 329 1251 1693 186 sympathetic|C O|.|Paul|Daneman|gave|another
c04-156-04 ok 173 21 328 1440 1565 163 first-class|performance|last|night|as|a
c04-156-05 ok 172 20 354 1618 1557 147 wartime|naval|officer|in|the|B B C's
c04-156-06 ok 170 12 368 1807 700 158 "|The|Little|Key|.|"
c04-160-00 ok 171 29 429 743 1676 160 The|play|was|no|more|than|a|figment|of
c04-160-01 ok 173 27 327 909 1646 167 the|imagination|which|asked|the|viewer|to
c04-160-02 ok 174 23 347 1091 1825 155 believe|in|a|beautiful|ghost|.|It|would|have|been
c04-160-03 err 174 25 182 1268 1873 157 an|impossible|piece|of|television|but|for|clever
c04-160-04 ok 172 23 325 1443 1798 186 production|by|Michael|Hayes|.|He|captured
c04-160-05 ok 172 22 313 1617 1787 190 the|atmosphere|of|fog|and|mystery|to|great
c04-160-06 ok 171 27 331 1799 1767 157 effect|.|MORE|than|100|viewers|complained|to
c04-160-07 err 173 22 345 1979 1729 156 the|B B C|last|night|that|an|American|film|,
c04-160-08 err 170 41 318 2128 1584 151 "|Britain|-|Blood|,|Sweat|,|and|Tears|...|Plus
c04-160-09 err 169 32 364 2329 1368 158 Twenty|Years|,|"|was|anti-British|.
c04-165-00 err 184 43 352 845 1710 141 The|film|replaced|"|What|'s|My|Line|?|"|and|"|Be|My
c04-165-01 err 183 43 327 1048 1736 117 Guest|"|programmes|because|of|an|electricians'
c04-165-02 ok 183 42 349 1220 1810 108 strike|.|It|showed|Britain|today|through|the|eyes
c04-165-03 ok 183 43 334 1405 1698 98 of|an|American|T V|reporter|,|Eric|Sevareid|,|and
c04-165-04 ok 182 42 325 1590 1668 106 British|personalities|.|Among|them|-|Professor
c04-165-05 err 184 42 334 1745 1839 140 Dennis|Brogan|,|Shelagh|Delaney|,|and|Alan|Sillitoe|.
c04-165-06 ok 185 41 331 1942 1723 113 The|film|covered|a|wide|aspect|of|the|British
c04-165-07 err 185 33 359 2124 1759 115 scene|,|ranging|from|pubs|,|the|Eton|wall|game|,
c04-165-08 ok 184 22 351 2300 1401 116 to|the|European|Common|Market|.
c04-170-00 ok 188 28 373 654 1672 131 Shelagh|Delaney|and|Alan|Sillitoe|attacked
c04-170-01 ok 184 28 358 827 1702 118 education|.|It|was|left|to|reporter|Sevareid
c04-170-02 ok 184 40 367 1008 1619 129 to|make|the|strongest|criticisms|.|He|said
c04-170-03 ok 184 29 348 1197 1613 99 that|in|the|race|of|the|modern|nations|,
c04-170-04 ok 185 30 338 1356 1360 136 Britain|was|slipping|behind|...|.
c06-000-00 ok 182 25 335 693 1864 139 IT|is|mid-morning|on|a|Dublin|Sunday|.|The|streets
c06-000-01 ok 182 14 326 877 1751 144 are|tranquilly|sunny|and|still|,|for|the|town
c06-000-02 ok 182 19 319 1065 1853 122 is|at|Mass|.|Most|of|it|.|In|the|front|room|of
c06-000-03 ok 182 18 314 1237 1862 149 a|house|in|Anglesey-road|is|a|congregation|who
c06-000-04 ok 182 12 313 1413 1690 135 never|actually|got|to|church|,|but|who|are
c06-000-05 ok 182 15 295 1592 1838 141 gathered|with|devotion|around|Brendan|Behan
c06-000-06 ok 182 5 325 1774 866 147 and|a|brandy|bottle|.
c06-005-00 ok 186 10 354 664 1676 204 Where|the|2bhoys|are|.|In|the|hallway|are
c06-005-01 ok 186 11 328 851 1808 196 the|empties|;|through|the|door|hearts|are
c06-005-02 ok 186 14 325 1020 1790 208 full|,|hopes|are|high|.|There|are|still|a|few
c06-005-03 ok 186 19 322 1223 1873 116 amber|inches|in|the|bottle|.|Present|are|some
c06-005-04 ok 186 15 316 1397 1843 163 hard-core|Friends|of|Brendan|.|They|listen
c06-005-05 ok 182 20 307 1563 1655 184 with|many|an|obliging|guffaw|to|the
c06-005-06 ok 182 14 316 1753 1817 184 brandy|owner's|solo|swish|on|his|anecdotal
c06-005-07 ok 186 21 319 1924 1844 162 roller-coaster|,|with|occasional|stops|for|an|old
c06-005-08 ok 182 17 322 2113 1667 147 I.R.A.|air|or|a|Connemara|tear-jerker|.
c06-011-00 ok 149 23 369 779 1703 101 ALSO|present|is|a|London|journalist|who
c06-011-01 ok 148 21 365 961 1921 91 arrived|two|hours|earlier|by|appointment
c06-011-02 ok 149 18 348 1139 1802 101 to|talk|to|the|author|of|Borstal|Boy|and
c06-011-03 ok 150 23 335 1318 1877 103 The|Hostage|about|his|new|work|,|if|any|,
c06-011-04 ok 148 24 338 1504 1816 104 and|who|is|now|being|pluckily|convivial
c06-011-05 ok 148 17 338 1672 1850 105 to|fight|off|the|frustration|.|The|telephone
c06-011-06 ok 149 17 359 1851 1882 120 has|rung|a|couple|of|times|,|calls|from
c06-011-07 ok 150 19 334 2035 1564 107 other|chums|sniffing|the|wind|and
c06-011-08 ok 148 13 347 2212 1364 110 offering|to|drop|by|for|a|chat|.
c06-014-00 err 183 24 374 851 1910 196 At|last|Brendan|-|to|the|journalist's
c06-014-01 ok 181 17 364 1025 1738 175 relief|-|turns|his|attention|to
c06-014-02 err 181 23 300 1216 1827 191 the|writing|scene|.|He|proceeds|to
c06-014-03 err 182 23 296 1360 2060 244 place|himself|in|the|literary|hierarchy|.
c06-014-04 err 180 28 325 1561 1903 320 "|I|consider|myself|,|"|he|says|,|"|a|cut
c06-014-05 err 181 24 305 1741 1926 232 above|Evelyn|Waugh|socially|,|a|cut
c06-014-06 err 182 27 322 1896 1905 281 above|Nancy|Mitford|artistically|,|a
c06-014-07 err 180 27 325 2098 2094 244 cut|above|Frank|Haxell|conversationally|.
c06-014-08 err 179 26 346 2277 1937 204 "|But|,|"|he|continues|,|"|the|greatest|is
c06-014-09 err 182 23 354 2430 2092 257 Shelagh|Delaney|.|Just|because|A|Taste
c06-020-00 err 182 23 312 687 1688 207 That|'s|as|bloody|silly|as|calling|a|Rolls-
c06-020-01 err 182 18 326 855 1784 187 Royce|a|type|of|transport|.|She|'s|the
c06-020-02 ok 182 22 319 1058 1816 171 flower|in|a|cultural|desert|.|"|Now|,|me|-|I|'m
c06-020-03 ok 182 20 337 1227 1672 148 a|journalist|,|I|write|to|entertain|rather
c06-020-04 ok 182 19 322 1407 1708 112 than|educate|.|And|I|don't|write|at|all
c06-020-05 ok 182 23 333 1597 1654 174 unless|I|'m|exceedingly|2skint|.|"|But|I|'ll
c06-020-06 ok 182 20 330 1767 1685 127 say|this|.|I|'d|like|to|live|in|America
c06-020-07 ok 182 10 329 1958 1281 166 and|do|some|writing|there|.
c06-027-00 ok 195 29 358 710 1899 135 It|'s|a|very|free|place|to|write|in|,|and|there|'s
c06-027-01 ok 198 21 357 903 1744 170 the|advantage|that|no|one|knows|what
c06-027-02 err 195 34 363 1073 1874 168 you|'re|writing|about|anyway|.|"|Not|that|I|did
c06-027-03 ok 196 22 357 1253 1916 139 much|when|I|was|over|this|past|two|times|,
c06-027-04 ok 196 24 357 1438 1690 173 not|with|that|great|little|Irish|bar|on
c06-027-05 ok 197 25 356 1617 1844 177 Seventh|Avenue|,|The|Pigsty|,|always|open|.
c06-027-06 ok 195 25 357 1797 1810 121 I|was|there|,|in|even|faster|orbit|,|when|that
c06-027-07 err 195 20 357 1972 1892 136 third|astronaut|went|up|-|what|'s|his|name|?
c06-031-00 err 182 14 323 699 1797 130 I|'m|the|only|man|on|earth|who|doesn't|know
c06-031-01 ok 182 22 323 862 1751 133 what|his|name|is|.|Don't|tell|me|.|I|want|to
c06-031-02 ok 182 19 290 1055 1814 137 preserve|that|distinction|.|"|I|already|know|about
c06-031-03 ok 182 12 304 1233 1855 156 Shepard|and|that|Salvation|Army|chap|Gagarin|-
c06-031-04 ok 182 14 324 1417 1780 129 the|two|biggest|bores|since|Cardinal|Newman|.
c06-031-05 err 182 19 324 1585 1782 151 That|'s|enough|of|all|that|hooey|.|"|HE|plunges
c06-031-06 ok 182 17 322 1768 1714 128 on|into|reminiscences|of|his|trips|.|There|is
c06-031-07 ok 182 5 334 1956 589 95 much|to|recall|.
c06-039-00 ok 172 19 348 738 1716 85 Among|other|incidents|he|was|banned|from|New
c06-039-01 ok 172 24 353 917 1701 83 York's|St.|Patrick's|Day|parade|as|a|"|disorderly
c06-039-02 ok 172 17 323 1096 1481 85 person|.|"|He|was|in|a|fight|after|telling|a
c06-039-03 ok 172 22 349 1270 1724 90 Canadian|,|during|a|chat|about|space-flight|:
c06-039-04 ok 172 23 321 1443 1707 90 "|Ireland|will|put|a|shillelagh|into|orbit|,|Israel
c06-039-05 ok 172 24 332 1635 1786 74 will|put|a|matzo|ball|into|orbit|,|and|Lichtenstein
c06-039-06 ok 172 24 337 1811 1703 83 will|put|a|postage|stamp|into|orbit|before|you
c06-039-07 ok 172 15 338 1988 1121 83 Canadians|put|up|a|mouse|.|"
c06-043-00 ok 177 23 361 724 1671 92 And|he|suffered|an|alcoholic
c06-043-01 ok 176 23 355 915 1717 101 seizure|and|was|gravely|ill|in
c06-043-02 ok 176 27 341 1087 1786 97 hospital|with|a|diabetic|and|heart
c06-043-03 ok 178 26 325 1266 1781 99 condition|.|His|return|to|Dublin|was
c06-043-04 ok 173 18 314 1448 1819 115 heralded|by|the|announcement|that
c06-043-05 err 177 23 323 1636 1755 128 he|was|"|off|the|gargle|-|a|retired
c06-043-06 ok 173 22 307 1815 1842 125 alcoholic|.|"|Since|then|he|has|been
c06-043-07 ok 172 19 341 1993 1890 143 heard|of|often|in|the|newspapers|-
c06-043-08 ok 173 23 343 2178 1827 120 three|times|up|before|the|beaks|for
c06-043-09 ok 175 18 343 2368 1627 108 drunk|and|disorderly|conduct|.
c06-047-00 ok 176 27 350 690 1810 133 LESS|has|been|heard|of|Brendan's|work|.|It|is|now
c06-047-01 err 177 25 349 871 1795 169 five|years|since|his|first|play|,|The|Quare|Fellow|,|was
c06-047-02 ok 176 19 315 1044 1920 179 produced|,|three|years|since|Borstal|Boy|was|published
c06-047-03 ok 177 23 343 1231 1864 168 and|The|Hostage|was|put|on|.|What|has|happened|to
c06-047-04 err 175 23 349 1420 1839 174 the|play|,|Richard's|Cork|Leg|,|begun|18|months|ago
c06-047-05 ok 175 18 326 1591 1723 152 and|due|for|presentation|at|the|Theatre|Royal|,
c06-047-06 ok 176 26 296 1757 1685 175 Stratford|,|last|spring|?|It|was|never|finished|.
c06-052-00 ok 177 28 332 708 1728 111 What|happened|to|the|new|book|partially|tape-recorded
c06-052-01 ok 174 42 322 880 1824 122 by|his|publishers|in|March|of|last|year|?|Still|a|skeleton|.|Yet
c06-052-02 err 178 32 314 1055 1833 125 I|have|before|me|now|a|12,000-word|manuscript|of
c06-052-03 ok 175 27 302 1235 1714 133 a|book|planned|to|be|called|Confessions|of|an|Irish
c06-052-04 ok 174 37 302 1432 1798 129 Rebel|which|was|delivered|to|his|agents|in|June|.|IT
c06-052-05 err 175 30 293 1605 1627 133 begins|:|"|There|was|a|party|to|celebrate|Deirdre's
c06-052-06 err 175 25 295 1768 1326 117 return|from|her|abortion|in|Bristol|.|"
c06-058-00 ok 203 39 361 740 1689 125 It|is|ribald|,|funny|,|brilliantly|observant
c06-058-01 ok 203 31 346 911 1753 124 of|character|,|and|authentic|as|a|glass
c06-058-02 ok 203 31 328 1094 1696 124 of|draught|porter|.|But|will|we|see|its
c06-058-03 ok 203 32 325 1256 1779 144 end|?|The|last|scene|of|this|fragment
c06-058-04 ok 203 30 343 1459 1703 100 is|in|a|pub|where|the|author|throws|a
c06-058-05 ok 203 25 318 1638 1577 75 10|note|on|to|the|bar|and|orders|a
c06-058-06 ok 191 30 332 1812 1744 101 round|for|the|pals|,|one|of|whom|cries|:
c06-076-00 ok 196 22 356 899 1822 162 I|AM|happy|to|report|that|I|saw|some-
c06-076-01 ok 196 25 340 1078 1969 136 thing|this|week|I|have|never|before|witnessed|,
c06-076-02 ok 195 30 332 1253 1950 191 either|in|pictures|or|outside|-|a|budgerigar
c06-076-03 ok 195 30 349 1440 1865 183 playing|a|drunk|scene|,|and|playing|it|with
c06-076-04 ok 194 30 332 1618 1918 167 perfect|timing|and|technique|.|It|gives|one|loud|,
c06-076-05 ok 194 29 340 1788 1869 130 clear|hiccup|and|falls|flat|on|its|back|.|This
c06-076-06 ok 195 33 335 1969 1847 155 brilliant|budge|,|I|may|add|,|gets|no|credit
c06-076-07 err 198 26 324 2140 1824 149 in|the|cast|list|of|Come|September|(|Odeon|,
c06-076-08 err 198 24 341 2315 1804 179 Leicester-square|)|,|which|suggests|that|it
c06-076-09 ok 189 24 326 2501 1835 158 is|either|using|a|stand-in|for|the|stunt
c06-080-00 ok 174 21 347 930 1777 90 The|performance|of|our|talented
c06-080-01 ok 173 21 336 1109 1862 89 feathered|friend|is|not|the|only
c06-080-02 ok 175 30 321 1277 1878 129 good|thing|(|although|the|one|original
c06-080-03 ok 173 26 321 1462 1844 91 touch|)|in|the|film|,|which|is|better-
c06-080-04 ok 173 28 296 1647 2140 119 than-average|glossy|comedy|,|Hollywood-
c06-080-05 ok 174 23 308 1826 1766 102 styled|,|European|set|.|Most|of|it|has
c06-080-06 ok 175 16 319 2003 1596 102 been|shot|in|and|around|the
c06-080-07 err 171 22 295 2189 2147 101 sun-terrace|of|the|Hotel|Splendido|(|renamed
c06-080-08 ok 173 24 298 2368 1872 114 the|Dolce|Vista|for|the|picture|)|in
c06-080-09 err 173 22 301 2545 2006 93 Portofino|-|and|if|there|'s|a|better|view
c06-083-00 ok 187 39 361 883 1929 152 It|also|parades|Gina|Lollobrigida|in|a|selection|of|neglige*?
c06-083-01 ok 186 32 355 1072 1964 141 2e-and-nightie|ensembles|not|too|well|designed|for|sleeping|in|,
c06-083-02 ok 185 35 356 1248 1976 144 and|Rock|Hudson|at|the|wheel|of|a|shining|silver|Rolls-Royce|.
c06-083-03 ok 184 32 353 1430 1810 109 Mr.|Hudson|is|an|American|millionaire|who|spends|each
c06-083-04 ok 184 33 353 1600 1928 140 September|in|his|Italian|villa|and|the|company|of|Signorina
c06-083-05 ok 184 31 363 1794 1876 144 Lollobrigida|.|In|the|holiday|seasonal|months|before|and
c06-083-06 ok 185 31 377 1964 1841 147 after|this|annual|idyll|his|major-domo|(|Walter|Slezak
c06-083-07 ok 182 31 369 2150 1803 149 at|his|most|nauseating|)|turns|the|palazzo|into|a|luxury
c06-083-08 ok 182 3 376 2313 180 102 hotel|.
c06-087-00 ok 167 2 312 729 104 61 #
c06-087-01 err 175 31 341 886 1745 120 Inevitably|there|comes|the|time|when|Mr.|Hudson|suddenly|breaks
c06-087-02 ok 174 39 332 1053 1692 135 with|tradition|and|arrives|there|in|July|,|when|,|just|as
c06-087-03 ok 178 34 322 1238 1656 128 inevitably|,|the|place|is|full|of|American|teenagers|on|an
c06-087-04 ok 173 29 333 1416 1782 113 escorted|tour|.|Result|:|Mr.|Hudson|and|lady|love|Lollo|find
c06-087-05 ok 173 37 321 1591 1802 146 themselves|playing|chaperon|(|Brenda|de|Banzie|,|the|official
c06-087-06 err 173 32 321 1780 1730 124 one|,|has|broken|a|leg|)|to|the|girls|,|who|have|just
c06-087-07 err 174 18 334 1940 1381 140 been|joined|by|a|Jeep-load|of|boys|.
c06-091-00 ok 181 24 344 699 1817 158 It|'s|hereabouts|that|the|budge|takes|to|the|bottle|,|but|I
c06-091-01 ok 182 29 339 869 1913 161 don't|think|it|was|through|boredom|.|The|film|is|funny|enough
c06-091-02 ok 181 24 331 1048 1839 142 in|places|and|has|a|line|or|two|of|painful|home|truths
c06-091-03 ok 180 27 357 1230 1827 150 thrown|in|.|"|I|don't|want|to|talk|like|an|adult|,|"|screams
c06-091-04 err 181 32 320 1403 1867 205 Gina|,|walking|out|on|the|man|who|has|so|far
c06-091-05 err 178 13 341 1582 1480 171 failed|to|make|an|honest|woman|of|her|.
c06-095-00 ok 203 34 349 713 1695 146 "|That|'s|how|I|got|into|all|this|trouble|.|"
c06-095-01 ok 203 28 340 914 1688 127 "|He|'s|got|to|be|35|,|"|says|Bobby|Darin|,
c06-095-02 ok 203 31 360 1099 1772 118 the|chief|spokesman|of|the|jeans-and-
c06-095-03 ok 203 34 324 1290 1736 115 Jeep|brigadiers|as|they|'re|scheming|to
c06-095-04 ok 203 29 336 1459 1629 108 get|rid|of|old|man|,|solid|Rock|.|"|How
c06-095-05 err 189 31 333 1627 1699 109 many|hills|can|he|take|?|"|Of|course|Mr.
c06-095-06 ok 189 27 342 1822 1735 68 Hudson|can|take|one|more|hill|than|the
c06-095-07 ok 203 9 355 2011 461 101 youngsters|.
c06-100-00 ok 186 17 330 912 1650 80 So|all|ends|as|you|know|it|will|,|with|the
c06-100-01 ok 182 15 343 1096 1699 80 middle-aged|romancers|respectably|wed|and
c06-100-02 err 182 16 343 1276 1627 80 Master|Darin|going|steady|with|the|delectable
c06-100-03 ok 182 20 348 1455 1702 69 Sandra|Dee|(|to|whom|,|I|believe|,|he|is|married
c06-100-04 ok 182 24 334 1627 1722 89 in|real|life|)|.|Miss|Dee|,|incidentally|,|who|keeps
c06-100-05 ok 182 17 334 1811 1633 84 turning|up|as|the|typical|teenager|in|all|the
c06-100-06 ok 182 23 334 1977 1865 93 "|good|girl|"|parts|(|Tuesday|Weld|gets|the|"|bad|girl|"
c06-100-07 ok 182 26 356 2172 1819 84 ones|)|,|is|becoming|quite|an|accomplished|actress|.
c06-103-00 ok 182 25 360 837 1774 199 THE|Marriage-Go-Round|(|Carlton|)
c06-103-01 err 181 19 362 1017 1721 305 is|also|a|comedy|of|manners|,
c06-103-02 err 180 17 328 1182 1562 214 but|fun-films|toting|an|X
c06-103-03 ok 180 18 347 1375 1786 192 certificate|have|to|keep|a|sharp
c06-103-04 ok 180 18 347 1553 1907 200 look-out|that|the|jokes|about
c06-103-05 ok 181 19 323 1739 1722 197 sex|(|what|else|would|they|joke
c06-103-06 err 180 19 340 1899 1695 227 about|with|an|X|?|)|are|of|the|witty|,
c06-103-07 ok 180 21 323 2107 1853 198 verbal|variety|and|not|the|visual
c06-103-08 err 181 24 353 2279 1859 203 slapstick|.|This|has|only|one|gag|-
c06-103-09 err 182 17 360 2428 1907 246 that|of|the|entry|of|a|gladiator
c06-106-00 ok 183 19 331 724 1789 106 The|girl|is|a|knock-out|(|see|pic-
c06-106-01 ok 186 13 347 907 1699 95 ture|of|Julie|Newmar|for|con-
c06-106-02 err 187 20 332 1080 1771 114 firmation|)|.|She|also|has|quite|a
c06-106-03 ok 188 21 356 1271 1714 102 mission|in|mind|.|She|,|"|younger|,
c06-106-04 err 188 12 342 1452 1449 97 prettier|,|stronger|,|and|more
c06-106-05 ok 186 14 345 1620 1718 117 intelligent|"|than|the|wife|(|as|she
c06-106-06 ok 188 15 348 1794 1778 114 soon|tells|her|)|,|wants|to|have|the
c06-106-07 ok 187 13 348 1976 1777 104 perfect|baby|.|And|she|has|chosen
c06-106-08 err 184 15 345 2155 1785 100 the|husband|(|James|Mason|)|,|who
c06-106-09 ok 188 12 341 2336 1548 105 is|an|academic|friend|of|her
c06-106-10 err 189 16 332 2510 1767 127 Nobel|prize-winning|father|to|be
c06-111-00 ok 190 29 374 759 1689 116 This|sort|of|situation|calls|for|some|subtle|,
c06-111-01 ok 191 40 370 937 1786 149 slightly|sardonic|handling|.|It|doesn't|get|it|.|But
c06-111-02 ok 190 35 369 1116 1846 135 The|Marriage-Go-Round|is|not|entirely|a|waste|of
c06-111-03 ok 191 39 361 1290 2055 112 time|.|I|learned|from|it|that|in|the|Institutes|of|Advanced
c06-111-04 ok 190 31 360 1480 1849 86 Studies|attached|to|some|American|universities
c06-111-05 ok 190 32 378 1647 1935 142 the|subject|Social|Psychology|used|to|be|called
c06-111-06 ok 189 25 394 1828 1852 152 Home-making|and|is|now|known|as|Domestic
c06-111-07 ok 190 6 387 2011 395 98 Relations|.
c06-116-00 ok 177 33 359 729 1957 118 Susan|Hayward|plays|the|wife|sharply
c06-116-01 err 178 28 354 912 1970 104 and|sweetly|.|Mason|is|always|good|for
c06-116-02 ok 176 22 376 1089 1762 106 a|glower|.|And|Miss|Newmar|is|a
c06-116-03 ok 175 24 353 1256 1970 103 stunner|in|every|sense|of|the|word|.
c06-116-04 ok 175 27 341 1446 1890 108 According|to|the|script|she|was|once
c06-116-05 ok 173 26 353 1621 1842 102 captain|of|the|junior|hockey|team|at
c06-116-06 ok 174 17 356 1804 1778 89 her|school|.|So|help|me|so|was|I|.
c06-116-07 ok 177 28 359 1976 1826 108 IL|GRIDO|(|The|Cry|)|-|Paris|Pullman|-
c06-116-08 ok 174 27 370 2170 1803 95 is|an|earlier|essay|in|atmospheric
c06-116-09 ok 172 27 371 2356 1927 105 meandering|by|the|L'Avventura|man|,
c06-116-10 ok 172 17 367 2525 1094 106 Michelangelo|Antonioni|.
c06-128-00 ok 193 25 347 719 1812 155 ON|a|March|evening|in|1932|in|the|New
c06-128-01 ok 196 26 338 905 1863 142 Jersey|family|household|the|nursemaid
c06-128-02 err 195 25 331 1078 1870 133 tiptoed|into|the|baby's|room|to|see|that
c06-128-03 ok 197 28 326 1266 1865 164 20-month-old|Charles|Jun.|was|sleeping|.
c06-128-04 ok 196 27 318 1436 2013 151 Bending|over|the|cot|,|she|suddenly|realised
c06-128-05 ok 196 22 332 1619 1880 158 that|there|was|no|sound|of|breathing|.
c06-128-06 ok 196 17 328 1797 1667 126 She|thrust|out|her|hand|-|and|felt
c06-128-07 ok 195 21 328 1966 1875 144 emptiness|.|A|FEW|minutes|later|the|father
c06-128-08 ok 196 33 327 2151 1789 173 gripping|a|loaded|rifle|,|told|his|wife|:
c06-138-00 err 181 28 379 665 1694 194 The|plain|,|sober|manner|of|its
c06-138-01 err 184 18 388 846 1675 225 style|all|the|more|tellingly
c06-138-02 err 184 20 384 997 1832 247 points|up|not|only|the|horror
c06-138-03 ok 183 16 384 1208 1537 195 of|the|case|itself|,|which
c06-138-04 ok 183 22 374 1383 1935 213 floundered|on|to|the|electrocution
c06-138-05 err 181 16 403 1556 1856 329 four|years|later|of|a|German-
c06-138-06 err 183 14 384 1738 1744 193 born|Bronx|carpenter|named
c06-138-07 ok 183 18 381 1911 1922 237 Bruno|Richard|Hauptmann|,|but
c06-138-08 ok 181 22 391 2110 1896 142 to|the|raree-show|emotionalism
c06-138-09 ok 181 18 411 2289 1827 195 and|sensation-hunger|of|that
c06-138-10 ok 180 3 448 2492 208 106 era|.
d01-016-00 ok 189 50 306 760 1737 102 The|second|said|that|the|problems|which|arise|from|the|comparisons|with
d01-016-01 ok 189 49 325 921 1840 120 the|Synoptics|can|be|reasonably|solved|by|paying|due|regard|to|the|time|and
d01-016-02 ok 189 57 308 1101 1835 133 plan|and|to|the|different|public|for|which|,|or|against|which|,|the|author|wrote|.
d01-016-03 ok 189 51 312 1288 1646 111 The|third|article|excluded|any|allegorical|interpretation|of|the|Gospel|.
d01-019-00 ok 189 47 338 750 1832 115 There|is|a|whole|group|of|theories|which|attempt|to|explain|the|problems|of|the
d01-019-01 ok 189 49 350 942 1800 90 Fourth|Gospel|by|explanations|based|on|assumed|textual|dislocations|.|The
d01-019-02 ok 189 40 334 1104 1746 120 present|state|of|the|Gospel|is|the|result|of|an|accident-prone|history|.|The
d01-019-03 ok 189 47 348 1288 1777 104 original|was|written|on|a|roll|,|or|codex|,|which|fell|into|disorder|or|was
d01-019-04 ok 182 42 342 1471 1807 105 accidentally|damaged|.|An|editor|,|who|was|not|the|author|,|made|what|he
d01-019-05 ok 182 41 342 1646 1769 110 could|of|the|chaos|by|placing|the|fragments|,|or|sheets|,|or|pages|,|in|order|.
d01-024-00 ok 162 22 373 760 1603 96 Most|of|those|who|expound|a|theory|of|textual
d01-024-01 ok 162 33 377 945 1715 88 dislocation|take|it|for|granted|that|the|Gospel|was
d01-024-02 ok 162 20 382 1112 1445 101 written|entirely|by|one|author|before|the
d01-024-03 ok 162 30 369 1303 1690 83 disturbance|took|place|but|a|few|leave|it|open
d01-024-04 ok 162 23 392 1484 1550 79 to|suppose|that|the|original|book|had|been
d01-024-05 ok 162 30 392 1663 1827 92 revised|even|before|the|upheaval|.|The|ingenuity
d01-024-06 ok 162 29 395 1838 1634 82 of|the|theories|is|impressive|and|is|the|best
d01-024-07 err 162 15 411 2017 877 91 argument|against|them|.
d01-024-08 ok 162 6 461 2733 609 70 Thomas|Spreng
d01-049-00 err 172 24 355 891 1593 112 The|one|real|weakness|of|the|Commentator's
d01-049-01 ok 172 38 353 1075 1639 110 case|is|that|,|in|common|with|all|his|colleagues|,
d01-049-02 ok 172 36 357 1248 1696 110 he|has|not|,|until|now|,|been|able|to|exhibit|exactly
d01-049-03 ok 172 24 347 1422 1633 125 how|this|enlargement|was|effected|nor|has|he
d01-049-04 ok 172 27 342 1611 1628 112 been|able|to|explain|the|textual|movements|by
d01-049-05 ok 182 29 337 1782 1566 128 showing|that|such|changes|are|part|of|a
d01-049-06 ok 182 30 337 1963 1742 123 simple|and|coherent|plan|.|To|understand|how
d01-049-07 ok 172 37 349 2148 1715 115 this|is|possible|it|is|necessary|to|examine|the
d01-049-08 ok 172 13 361 2319 684 114 text|of|the|Gospel|.
d01-052-00 ok 182 30 326 714 1519 110 THE|Fourth|Gospel|was|almost|certainly
d01-052-01 ok 182 25 334 892 1452 110 written|in|Greek|.|A|modern|text|of|the
d01-052-02 ok 182 28 321 1059 1739 134 Gospel|represents|the|work|of|generations|of
d01-052-03 ok 182 25 321 1245 1776 121 scholars|who|have|compared|the|many|manu-
d01-052-04 ok 182 31 323 1422 1719 119 scripts|of|John|and|worked|out|the|version
d01-052-05 ok 182 32 345 1591 1741 143 which|is|most|likely|to|have|been|the|original
d01-052-06 ok 182 39 347 1769 1775 139 wording|.|It|is|not|possible|to|establish|any|one
d01-052-07 ok 182 22 336 1951 1089 125 text|with|absolute|precision|.
d01-056-00 ok 188 27 390 699 1718 96 The|most|convenient|one|for|the|authors
d01-056-01 ok 187 25 415 880 1686 87 has|been|the|text|of|A.|Souter|.|In|this
d01-056-02 ok 188 26 408 1049 1745 125 version|of|the|text|the|Fourth|Gospel|is
d01-056-03 ok 189 29 414 1237 1752 117 printed|as|just|over|1,000|different|nouns|,
d01-056-04 ok 186 31 407 1423 1608 122 verbs|,|and|other|parts|of|speech|occurring
d01-056-05 err 181 40 398 1597 1792 101 15,695|times|in|their|different|grammatical
d01-056-06 ok 184 26 387 1783 1619 99 forms|.|There|are|other|texts|which|could
d01-056-07 ok 188 30 391 1961 1799 117 have|been|used|,|and|(|as|shown|in|Table|1|)
d01-056-08 ok 188 32 393 2148 1786 115 it|is|not|a|matter|of|the|greatest|importance
d01-056-09 ok 183 15 394 2323 774 82 which|text|is|used|.
d01-060-00 ok 191 31 440 878 1648 116 At|first|sight|the|difference|between
d01-060-01 ok 191 22 467 1054 1783 89 Souter|and|the|other|texts|is|rather
d01-060-02 ok 190 31 474 1234 1708 99 large|.|But|the|British|text|includes
d01-060-03 ok 188 29 468 1414 1856 120 the|paragraph|7.53-8.11|,|the|Woman
d01-060-04 ok 187 27 473 1594 1655 123 taken|in|Adultery|,|and|this|accounts
d01-060-05 ok 189 26 466 1770 1740 123 for|178|words|out|of|279|,|which|is
d01-060-06 ok 191 25 462 1944 1782 98 the|difference|between|the|15,695|words
d01-060-07 ok 189 31 459 2133 1910 106 of|Souter's|text|and|the|15,416|of|Nestle's|.
d01-060-08 ok 188 41 476 2311 1843 125 The|omission|or|inclusion|of|this|paragraph
d01-060-09 ok 189 31 492 2486 1723 104 is|a|matter|of|editorial|decision|rather
d01-080-00 ok 154 19 322 893 1635 109 The|bar|was|the|commonest|marking|,|but|others
d01-080-01 ok 153 21 330 1070 1781 95 were|also|used|.|Dots|sometimes|served|in|place|of|the
d01-080-02 ok 156 22 321 1251 1772 114 bar|,|and|there|are|cases|where|spacing|is|used|as
d01-080-03 ok 153 24 320 1429 1849 137 it|is|now|used|to|mark|a|paragraph|ending|.|Frequently
d01-080-04 ok 152 25 328 1607 1781 126 paragraphos|markings|were|omitted|.|C.|H.|Roberts|is|of
d01-080-05 ok 155 26 323 1781 1808 118 the|opinion|that|in|the|original|of|the|Fourth|Gospel
d01-080-06 ok 155 27 317 1970 1843 116 some|markings|would|be|used|,|although|which|,|it|is
d01-080-07 ok 151 8 333 2157 610 133 impossible|to|say|.
d01-085-00 err 153 27 390 892 1673 82 Professor|E.|G.|Turner|is|inclined|to|take|the|view|that
d01-085-01 ok 154 23 391 1077 1638 116 the|original|of|the|Gospel|would|be|unmarked|.|The
d01-085-02 ok 155 28 392 1249 1832 120 original|of|the|Gospel|,|whether|written|on|a|roll|or|codex|,
d01-085-03 ok 152 22 392 1437 1732 103 whether|paragraphed|or|not|,|would|be|laid|out|in
d01-085-04 ok 152 30 404 1615 1713 89 columns|.|This|is|the|invariable|practice|of|ancient
d01-085-05 ok 155 23 398 1793 1709 109 manuscripts|.|A|common|size|of|column|would|hold
d01-085-06 err 157 21 406 1971 1602 110 about|one|third|of|a|page|of|Souter's|print|.
d01-098-00 ok 182 25 398 726 1717 85 The|edge|of|this|sheet|was|attached|to|a|wooden|dowel
d01-098-01 err 181 29 392 905 1801 82 and|the|sheet|wound|round|this|central|pin|.|The|roll|made
d01-098-02 ok 180 34 392 1079 1774 90 a|simple|and|serviceable|book|.|It|was|robust|-|the|number
d01-098-03 ok 180 32 401 1257 1707 80 which|have|survived|the|centuries|is|ample|evidence|of
d01-098-04 ok 178 40 380 1437 1798 90 this|-|and|it|was|easily|stored|.|It|had|two|disadvantages|.|It
d01-098-05 ok 178 36 394 1618 1791 96 was|generally|a|single-sided|form|of|book|,|and|it|was|not
d01-098-06 err 179 24 431 1797 1587 95 an|easy|form|of|book|in|which|to|find|a
d01-098-07 err 177 4 437 1979 265 82 reference|.
d01-104-00 ok 180 32 431 728 1619 86 This|last|objection|might|have|had|some|weight|in
d01-104-01 ok 180 42 406 901 1669 93 ecclesiastical|circles|.|In|his|Natural|History|,|13|.|11-12|,
d01-104-02 ok 179 37 398 1072 1740 112 the|elder|Pliny|tells|of|the|use|of|papyrus|in|roll-making|.
d01-104-03 ok 179 37 379 1247 1776 101 As|Pliny|was|killed|in|the|eruption|of|Vesuvius|which
d01-104-04 ok 177 40 389 1434 1769 90 overwhelmed|Herculaneum|and|Pompeii|in|A.D.|79|,|his
d01-104-05 ok 177 38 402 1610 1799 96 information|is|contemporaneous|with|the|New|Testament|.
d01-104-06 ok 177 22 394 1796 1711 80 The|other|form|of|book|was|the|codex|.|In|this|the
d01-104-07 ok 180 24 393 1970 1752 100 sheets|were|bound|together|down|one|edge|much|as
d01-104-08 err 177 13 435 2161 960 95 they|are|in|modern|books|.
d01-118-00 ok 156 21 413 698 1920 133 Against|these|advantages|the|codex|was|fragile|and
d01-118-01 ok 157 19 400 871 1856 148 might|be|bulky|.|It|is|sometimes|possible|to|tell
d01-118-02 ok 156 17 403 1056 1818 129 whether|or|not|a|particular|text|was|written|on
d01-118-03 ok 157 15 417 1240 1641 118 a|roll|or|a|codex|.|Rolls|were|prepared|for
d01-118-04 ok 154 18 397 1406 1802 151 writing|,|but|any|papyrus|left|unused|at|the
d01-118-05 ok 154 17 411 1588 1869 125 end|could|be|cut|off|.|If|the|text|was|longer|than
d01-118-06 ok 157 15 431 1764 1631 146 the|roll|,|a|sheet|could|easily|be|glued|on|.
d01-123-00 ok 191 17 443 697 1667 101 The|verso|of|the|roll|was|blank|,|and|one
d01-123-01 ok 189 21 437 875 1711 119 cannot|think|of|an|author|,|Mark|for|example|,
d01-123-02 ok 189 33 444 1037 1648 152 sending|out|his|Gospel|lacking|the|ending|,
d01-123-03 ok 190 20 430 1222 1841 124 while|one|whole|side|of|his|roll|was|unused|.
d01-123-04 ok 161 30 438 1405 1852 137 The|codex|form|was|not|so|accommodating|.|Even
d01-123-05 ok 156 20 436 1587 1778 133 in|the|case|of|the|single-sheet|quire|,|an|extra
d01-123-06 ok 157 16 447 1767 1773 131 sheet|glued|on|might|have|to|be|gummed|on
d01-123-07 ok 158 20 456 1945 1766 139 over|the|binding|,|or|the|whole|codex|rebound|.
d03-112-00 ok 195 35 397 760 1770 104 Close|to|the|building|projects|would|be|the
d03-112-01 ok 191 39 390 923 1512 120 VINEYARDS|(|1|Kings|4.25|;|S.|of|Sol.|8.11|)|.
d03-112-02 ok 198 31 389 1107 1479 96 The|word|is|a|Persian|loan-word|,
d03-112-03 ok 197 31 372 1289 1868 119 pairi-deaza|,|from|which|our|word|paradise
d03-112-04 ok 195 23 387 1468 1563 120 is|derived|.|Qoheleth|has|a|second
d03-112-05 ok 193 37 386 1641 1762 109 paradise|at|his|disposal|but|he|is
d03-112-06 ok 194 25 387 1793 1549 137 no|happier|than|Adam|was|!
d03-112-07 ok 197 35 402 1992 1649 146 The|word|is|used|in|the|singular
d03-112-08 ok 188 29 390 2177 1467 87 in|Neh.|2.8|and|S.|of|Sol.|4.13|.
d03-117-00 ok 199 34 369 722 1640 146 A|natural|transition|from|gardens|and
d03-117-01 ok 199 37 373 899 1573 143 orchards|to|the|vital|question|of|water
d03-117-02 ok 196 39 368 1080 1796 146 supply|.|The|pools|are|probably|natural|springs
d03-117-03 ok 200 33 379 1263 1706 139 enlarged|to|become|reservoirs|or|cisterns|in
d03-117-04 err 197 32 374 1426 1590 177 the|rock|.|King|Mesha|of|Moab|boasts|of|their
d03-117-05 ok 196 41 362 1610 1861 152 construction|in|lines|9|,|23-25|of|the|Moabite|Stone|,
d03-117-06 ok 197 36 369 1801 1868 101 which|read|:|And|I|built|Baal-meon|and|made
d03-117-07 ok 199 33 357 1983 1625 97 in|it|the|reservoir|...|and|I|made|both|the
d03-117-08 ok 198 38 359 2156 1446 131 reservoirs|for|water|inside|the|town|.
d04-005-00 ok 196 37 334 751 1822 123 According|to|the|legend|,|Solomon|had|asked|the
d04-005-01 err 198 44 343 933 1709 139 Prince|of|the|Demons|,|"|Ashmodeus|"|to|bring|him
d04-005-02 ok 193 36 326 1110 1732 97 the|Shamir|and|Ashmodeus|told|him|that|the
d04-005-03 ok 195 33 346 1295 1789 114 Shamir|had|not|been|placed|under|his|charge|,|as
d04-005-04 err 192 35 335 1465 1792 126 there|is|no|Shamir|in|Gehenna|(|Hell|)|.|An|eagle
d04-005-05 ok 192 29 335 1653 1792 110 brought|the|Shamir|to|Solomon|from|Eden|,
d04-005-06 ok 189 34 327 1826 1820 119 the|Paradise|,|the|only|place|where|the|Shamir
d04-005-07 ok 189 10 342 2014 612 90 could|be|found|.
d04-008-00 ok 196 43 330 753 1728 83 The|Talmud|describes|that|the|Shamir|lives|in
d04-008-01 ok 201 33 337 947 1725 92 a|sanctuary|,|and|only|some|rare|birds|know
d04-008-02 ok 197 49 328 1119 1779 80 the|existence|of|it|.|These|birds|are|,|the|Cherubim
d04-008-03 ok 199 39 334 1293 1794 95 and|the|Seraphim|.|We|are|also|told|that|the|Shamir
d04-008-04 ok 199 49 340 1468 1777 125 is|the|stylus|used|by|Moses|,|and|this|stylus|is|described
d04-008-05 ok 198 36 324 1646 1884 121 as|a|very|precious|diamond-stone|and|very|adamant|.
d04-012-00 ok 184 24 348 741 1598 99 The|word|Shamir|was|used|as|a
d04-012-01 ok 184 34 372 909 1726 132 personal|name|(|Git.|68a|)|.|The|Hebrew
d04-012-02 ok 187 34 377 1084 1731 179 word|"|SHAMIR|"|means|guarded|or|preser-
d04-012-03 ok 186 29 369 1288 1523 121 ved|.|Therefore|,|the|real|man|,|who
d04-012-04 ok 183 39 379 1465 1700 164 regards|himself|as|insignificant|,|as|the
d04-012-05 ok 183 34 377 1616 1734 164 prayer|says|:|"|What|am|I|?|A|worm|"|,|he
d04-012-06 ok 189 29 368 1816 1640 92 is|the|Shamir|and|such|a|man|fulfils
d04-012-07 ok 186 26 367 1995 1734 115 the|Shmah|,|loves|the|Lord|God|with
d04-012-08 err 185 32 354 2177 1756 88 all|his|heart|,|and|with|all|his|soul|and
d04-012-09 err 186 32 339 2277 1671 230 with|all|his|might|and|studies|the
d04-012-10 err 180 9 366 2521 602 103 word|of|God|.
d04-016-00 err 184 30 369 729 1698 100 This|man|is|the|worm|,|the|creature|that
d04-016-01 err 181 32 368 832 1694 203 cuts|and|polishes|Altar-Stones|.|Such
d04-016-02 ok 181 32 361 1100 1669 164 a|man|is|the|Shamir|that|guards|him-
d04-016-03 ok 181 34 356 1272 1723 167 self|against|all|the|irrelevant|pleasures|.
d04-016-04 ok 185 29 365 1463 1707 111 Such|a|Shamir|possesses|the|real|acid
d04-016-05 err 181 27 364 1631 1686 99 to|mould|our|character|,|to|melt|our
d04-016-06 err 183 31 384 1746 1614 197 heart|of|stone|.|This|Shamir|helps
d04-016-07 ok 182 29 371 2012 1712 110 us|earthly|creatures|to|build|an|Altar
d04-016-08 ok 178 23 362 2178 1489 90 for|God|to|come|nearer|to|God|.
d04-021-00 ok 182 34 344 764 1772 68 The|action|of|the|Shamir|writes|books|and|their
d04-021-01 ok 182 41 322 946 1729 68 books|are|readable|.|This|Shamir|is|indeed|a|rare
d04-021-02 ok 185 45 327 1129 1843 85 diamond|that|incises|the|hardest|rock|,|the|hardest
d04-021-03 ok 184 37 321 1302 1673 73 facts|.|And|these|creatures|existed|from|the
d04-021-04 ok 188 40 338 1479 1732 115 beginning|.|It|is|"|the|stone|,|which|the|builders
d04-021-05 ok 182 39 327 1664 1798 78 refused|,|but|it|is|to|become|the|head-stone
d04-021-06 ok 182 38 323 1840 1759 83 of|the|corner|"|.|(|Ps.|118|,|22|.|)|And|the|stone|shall
d04-021-07 ok 179 6 323 2011 169 80 tell|!
d04-028-00 ok 186 32 353 758 1752 117 "|For|the|stone|shall|cry|out|of|the|wall|"|,|like
d04-028-01 err 185 40 345 952 1685 102 Baalam's|ass|,|"|and|the|purlin|of|timber|shall
d04-028-02 ok 185 42 349 1130 1732 99 creak|in|answer|"|"|if|the|roof|of|our|security|is
d04-028-03 err 186 44 343 1297 1695 125 crushing|our|soul|"|(|see|Hab.|2|,|10-11|)|.|And|it|is
d04-028-04 ok 184 36 337 1491 1762 115 through|the|Shamir|:|"|That|the|earth|shall|be
d04-028-05 ok 182 37 341 1656 1791 134 filled|with|the|knowledge|of|the|Glory|of|the
d04-028-06 err 183 35 347 1830 1776 103 Lord|,|as|the|waters|cover|the|sea|.|"|(|Hab.|2|,|14|.|)
d04-032-00 ok 182 40 376 717 1733 167 The|Shamir's|daily|life|writes|the|Decalogue|,
d04-032-01 ok 185 39 350 884 1794 160 which|is|written|on|two|plates|,|the|hard|facts
d04-032-02 err 183 39 354 1075 1703 136 of|life|,|and|all|facts|are|"|one|"|.|We|have|all
d04-032-03 err 183 31 371 1246 1682 186 come|across|human|Shamirs|and|they|leave
d04-032-04 ok 182 31 367 1434 1739 169 a|deep|impression|on|our|feelings|and|senses|.
d04-032-05 ok 179 25 345 1608 1718 180 They|make|us|the|Altar|for|God|to|emit
d04-032-06 ok 178 25 361 1788 1597 159 the|Light|which|can|be|read|in|every
d04-032-07 ok 181 32 357 1961 1699 175 language|.|The|Shamir|is|the|"|seventh|"|and
d04-032-08 ok 177 27 355 2137 1786 174 most|important|creature|,|that|was|created|on
d04-032-09 err 180 30 356 2331 1694 155 the|eve|of|the|Sabbath|,|to|bring|the
d04-032-10 ok 179 29 325 2504 1497 147 Sabbath|,|real|peace|to|the|whole|world|.
d04-037-00 err 182 44 378 713 1684 129 Then|the|whole|earth|will|be|His|Altar|.|"|And|it
d04-037-01 err 182 30 320 882 1537 147 shall|come|to|pass|,|if|1ye|shall|1hearken
d04-037-02 ok 183 38 338 1067 1754 181 diligently|unto|my|commandments|,|which|I|command
d04-037-03 ok 183 33 345 1253 1672 157 you|this|day|,|to|love|the|Lord|your|God|,|and|to
d04-037-04 ok 183 31 332 1435 1690 147 serve|Him|with|all|your|heart|and|with|all
d04-037-05 err 184 40 343 1611 1714 180 your|soul|.|"|This|may|seem|very|good|,|but|there
d04-037-06 ok 184 19 365 1790 840 163 is|something|deficient|.
d04-047-00 ok 171 39 359 727 1669 84 Under|such|conditions|without|putting|your
d04-047-01 ok 170 32 361 906 1592 73 mind|together|we|cannot|solve|the|further
d04-047-02 ok 170 34 364 1090 1595 71 summons|of|destiny|,|to|solve|the|economic
d04-047-03 ok 170 31 379 1264 1522 78 problems|.|Hence|says|Rabbi|Simeon|ben
d04-047-04 ok 170 42 370 1450 1764 71 Jochai|(|Tanis|6a|)|"|if|Israel|does|not|fulfil
d04-047-05 ok 169 34 354 1628 1733 77 the|wish|of|the|Lord|,|failing|to|serve|the
d04-047-06 ok 168 35 363 1806 1662 79 Lord|God|with|all|their|visionary|power|,
d04-047-07 ok 170 27 359 1982 1646 81 the|work|will|have|to|be|done|by|each
d04-047-08 err 168 16 364 2158 469 65 individual|"|.
d04-050-00 ok 170 56 370 714 1960 119 They|will|not|work|in|union|.|If|physical|power|,|spiritual|power
d04-050-01 ok 170 60 356 902 1948 109 and|visionary|power|is|not|united|,|man|will|remain|in|his|heart
d04-050-02 ok 172 46 359 1082 1833 111 selfish|and|think|only|of|one's|personal|advantage|to
d04-050-03 ok 170 46 378 1262 1788 109 gratify|selfish|aims|,|then|each|man|will|gather-in
d04-050-04 ok 172 45 353 1431 1992 126 for|himself|only|,|instead|of|all|to|help|to|gather|your
d04-050-05 err 168 24 345 1623 980 102 corn|,|your|wine|and|your|oil|.
d04-053-00 err 169 33 352 736 1693 61 Freedom|from|want|cannot|be|fulfilled|nor
d04-053-01 err 169 30 358 908 1661 69 freedom|from|fear|,|fear|of|starvation|in|the
d04-053-02 ok 167 42 289 1087 1795 84 midst|of|plenty|.|Help|will|not|be|easily|forth-
d04-053-03 ok 168 34 337 1271 1594 78 coming|for|the|people|in|need|.|They|will
d04-053-04 ok 166 43 333 1452 1821 64 think|of|the|animals|first|(|which|is|of|course
d04-053-05 ok 164 39 372 1628 1635 78 our|duty|)|.|Of|course|the|individual|will
d04-053-06 ok 166 36 340 1796 1805 88 eat|and|be|full|but|:|"|Take|heed|to|yourself|,
d04-053-07 ok 166 32 347 1985 1861 80 that|your|heart|be|not|deceived|,|and|1ye|turn
d04-053-08 err 165 39 349 2168 1833 82 aside|,|and|serve|other|gods|,|and|worship|them|"|,
d04-053-09 ok 165 33 341 2350 1732 79 the|yourself|is|thy|greatest|enemy|,|the|self-
d04-053-10 ok 168 12 357 2528 494 63 seeking|self|.
d04-058-00 ok 188 37 420 727 1750 99 And|you|serve|Mammon|and|God|.|And|you|cannot|serve
d04-058-01 err 190 48 398 898 1614 107 two|masters|,|and|you|worship|self-interest|,|isolating
d04-058-02 err 191 43 391 1095 1654 98 yourself|,|under|such|conditions|the|goods|are|your|gods|.
d04-058-03 err 192 41 412 1264 1746 101 "|And|then|the|Lord's|wrath|be|kindled|against|you|,|and|he
d04-058-04 err 191 45 384 1452 1846 71 shut|up|the|heavens|,|that|there|is|no|rain|,|and|that|the|land
d04-058-05 ok 190 46 388 1634 1843 83 yield|not|her|fruit|and|lest|1ye|perish|quickly|from|off|the
d04-058-06 err 190 32 375 1790 1209 120 good|land|which|the|Lord|1giveth|you|.|"
d04-062-00 ok 192 51 398 734 1744 94 For|without|the|vision|to|serve|the|Lord|your|God|with|all
d04-062-01 ok 192 40 374 913 1807 103 your|heart|and|with|all|your|soul|and|with|all|your|might
d04-062-02 ok 192 47 373 1096 1827 87 the|problem|of|life|cannot|be|solved|.|"|Therefore|shall|1ye|lay
d04-062-03 err 195 42 375 1267 1799 102 up|these|my|words|in|your|heart|and|in|your|soul|.|"|The|text
d04-062-04 err 193 33 391 1448 1369 96 adds|and|in|your|soul|,|searching|your|soul|.
d04-066-00 ok 171 36 350 768 1912 166 And|the|sequence|in|the|text|is|different|than
d04-066-01 err 169 37 348 949 1943 138 in|the|first|part|of|the|Shmah|,|we|have|first|"|and
d04-066-02 err 171 32 353 1139 1762 184 to|bind|them|for|a|sign|upon|your|hand|,|that
d04-066-03 err 171 37 350 1314 1876 178 they|may|be|as|frontlets|between|your|eyes|.|"|First|to
d04-066-04 ok 170 37 341 1494 1849 149 bind|them|to|have|the|vision|and|then|"|And|1ye
d04-066-05 err 169 33 339 1668 1861 178 shall|teach|them|to|your|children|.|"|And|as|we|have|go-
d04-066-06 ok 170 29 335 1867 1823 169 ne|through|the|mill|,|we|need|not|teach|them
d04-066-07 ok 170 28 348 2041 1735 167 to|the|children|any|more|diligently|and|the
d04-066-08 ok 169 28 353 2222 1806 171 children|will|grasp|now|what|will|befall
d04-066-09 ok 170 23 367 2408 1358 159 them|without|visionary|power|.
d04-071-00 ok 187 31 405 690 1695 107 And|we|will|nail|the|Divine|Law|on|the
d04-071-01 ok 187 26 351 859 1844 169 door|posts|of|the|house|and|upon|the|gates|.
d04-071-02 ok 189 27 337 1042 1760 144 "|That|your|days|may|be|multiplied|and|the
d04-071-03 ok 191 31 349 1224 1783 158 days|of|your|children|in|the|land|,|which
d04-071-04 ok 188 24 351 1376 1822 171 the|Lord|swear|unto|your|father|to|give|them|,
d04-071-05 ok 186 21 344 1584 1701 124 as|days|of|HEAVEN|ON|EARTH|"|That
d04-071-06 err 188 34 343 1770 1902 152 means|the|Kingdom|of|Messianic|Righteousness
d04-071-07 ok 190 19 345 1921 916 132 (|Talmud|Sanh.|99A|)|.
d04-075-00 ok 191 27 353 881 1882 131 The|Messusah|,|which|is|nailed|on|the|doorposts
d04-075-01 ok 190 30 332 1029 1840 127 contains|those|two|lessons|.|The|third|lesson
d04-075-02 err 189 25 337 1207 1690 157 of|the|Shmah|(|Numbers|15|,|37-41|)|is
d04-075-03 ok 190 27 358 1401 1630 170 called|"|the|going-out|of|the|land|of
d04-075-04 err 186 30 368 1571 1822 167 Egypt|"|.|It|starts|with|the|story|of|the|fringes
d04-075-05 ok 188 32 370 1765 1819 123 the|"|tsitsits|"|.|This|lesson|used|to|be|read
d04-075-06 ok 186 26 368 1938 1783 170 only|in|the|morning|.|And|the|Talmud|tells|a
d04-075-07 ok 187 26 365 2105 1691 184 story|,|which|is|also|in|the|Hagadah|that
d04-075-08 ok 186 31 372 2297 1579 143 Rabbi|Eleasar|ben|Assarja|said|,|"|I|am
d04-075-09 ok 188 29 382 2455 1849 163 nearly|seventy|and|I|had|not|succeeded|that
d04-081-00 ok 172 15 375 739 1671 124 Ben|Zoma|said|:|"|The|days|of|1thy|life
d04-081-01 ok 168 16 394 929 1575 121 means|in|the|day-time|;|all|the|days|of
d04-081-02 ok 176 16 386 1093 1634 127 1thy|life|means|even|at|night-time|.|"
d04-081-03 ok 173 8 413 1274 1562 132 (|Berochoth|.|)|And|the|Rabbis|thought
d04-081-04 err 171 9 428 1462 1577 112 it|important|that|when|we|read|the
d04-081-05 ok 174 14 408 1640 1483 123 Shmah|"|to|be|willing|to|hear|,|"|we
d04-081-06 ok 170 4 438 1821 1221 116 should|remember|the|Great
d04-081-07 ok 170 12 415 2007 1673 87 Deliverance|:|Passover|and|its|connection
d04-081-08 ok 170 12 412 2173 1379 132 with|the|fringes|(|the|tsitsits|)|.
d04-086-00 ok 179 40 434 720 1820 106 And|the|tsitsits|had|a|message|sealed|inside|the|knots
d04-086-01 ok 178 41 339 909 1981 100 just|as|there|is|a|message|sealed|in|the|four|emblems|which
d04-086-02 ok 182 46 345 1088 1916 75 are|used|on|Passover|,|to|depict|the|"|time|of|our|freedom|"|.
d04-086-03 err 179 51 363 1261 1990 91 And|they|are|(|1|)|Matzo|;|(|2|)|Bitter|Herbs|;|(|3|)|Salt-water|and
d04-086-04 ok 178 44 358 1441 1856 73 Charauses|(|a|kind|of|fruit|mixture|in|likeness|of|the
d04-086-05 err 171 39 362 1625 1776 74 appearance|of|mortar|)|;|and|(|4|)|an|attitude|to|lean
d04-086-06 ok 175 5 374 1804 192 62 back|.
d04-089-00 err 182 48 353 722 1921 82 (|1|)|Matzos|is|deficient|bread|,|(|LECHEM|ANJO|in|Hebrew|)|,
d04-089-01 ok 180 39 346 914 1844 104 so|are|we|deficient|without|spiritual|knowledge|,|and|to
d04-089-02 ok 183 37 350 1098 1763 91 cure|our|mental|incapacity|we|should|be|willing
d04-089-03 ok 182 41 360 1272 1822 79 to|learn|.|Education|is|always|the|most|important|task|.
d04-089-04 err 186 48 358 1448 1902 110 Education|gives|:|Freedom|of|Speech|.|(|2|)|Bitter|Herbs
d04-089-05 ok 181 40 355 1630 1787 115 symbolises|the|bitterness|that|is|hurled|against|us|.
d04-089-06 err 186 42 363 1805 1903 84 We|eat|it|.|We|accept|it|,|to|show|we|have|self-control
d04-089-07 ok 190 35 364 1990 1221 70 and|that|God|dwells|within|us|.
d04-096-00 err 179 61 352 812 1813 94 Self-control|gives|us|:|Freedom|to|worship|God|.|(|3|)|Salt|Water|and|Charauses|:
d04-096-01 err 175 48 351 1002 1686 79 the|salt-water|at|the|Seder-Table|represents|the|Covenant|of|the|Torah
d04-096-02 err 176 46 346 1184 1811 84 (|MELACH|BRITH|ELOHECHO|in|Hebrew|,|Salt|is|the|covenant|of|1thy|God|,
d04-096-03 ok 179 44 337 1354 1632 80 Levit.|2|,|13|.|)|Salt|preserves|and|we|should|have|this|salt|in
d04-096-04 ok 178 32 340 1532 1710 86 ourselves|and|have|peace|with|one-another|.|And|the|sweet
d04-096-05 ok 175 46 341 1709 1725 86 Mortar|(|the|CHARAUSES|in|Hebrew|)|that|binds|all|the|"|hard-
d04-096-06 ok 176 32 340 1877 1628 103 facts|"|together|and|explains|them|,|represents|the|Oral
d04-096-07 ok 175 9 338 2060 299 76 Tradition|.
d04-101-00 ok 178 37 330 699 1708 87 We|dip|into|both|,|at|the|Seder|.|And|we|want|to|understand
d04-101-01 ok 181 44 324 883 1660 94 more|of|the|Torah|and|the|Oral|Tradition|,|our|inheritance|.
d04-101-02 ok 181 46 320 1053 1661 100 Living|the|life|of|the|Torah|(|"|dipping-in|"|)|makes|us
d04-101-03 ok 178 42 328 1240 1711 86 meek|:|"|But|the|meek|shall|inherit|the|earth|;|and|shall
d04-101-04 err 179 42 317 1413 1748 94 delight|themselves|in|the|abundance|of|Peace|"|(|Psalm|37|,
d04-101-05 ok 178 26 336 1592 1168 92 11|)|.|That|gives|us|freedom|from|want|.
d04-111-00 err 170 33 314 869 1757 113 (|1|)|Matzo|represents|Peshat|;|(|2|)|Moraur
d04-111-01 err 169 36 323 1060 1764 99 represents|Remez|;|(|3|)|Dipping-in|represents
d04-111-02 ok 169 39 330 1225 1921 116 Derush|;|(|4|)|Leaning-back|represents|Saud|.
d04-111-03 err 169 34 317 1395 1950 104 (|This|is|the|PARDUS|.|)|Matzo|represents
d04-111-04 ok 162 32 304 1579 1886 111 the|literal|meaning|of|Pesach|which
d04-111-05 ok 164 31 356 1737 1823 84 is|called|:|The|Feast|of|Matzos|.|The
d04-111-06 ok 170 35 375 1904 1930 105 Bitter-Herbs|represent|the|spiritual
d04-111-07 ok 170 44 374 2093 2042 110 principle|and|this|gives|us|"|a|wink|"|(|Remez|)
d04-111-08 err 169 33 340 2284 2025 95 how|to|live|and|accept|all|the|bitterness
d04-111-09 ok 168 36 371 2455 1948 117 that|is|hurled|against|us|.|The|Salt-water
d04-111-10 ok 167 41 359 2570 2043 71 and|the|sweet|Mortar|in|which|we|dip-in|represents
d04-111-11 ok 168 34 339 2655 2040 84 the|richness|of|the|Law|and|that|we|should
d04-117-00 ok 179 46 359 740 1712 65 Leaning|back|carries|the|concealed|message|.|And|we
d04-117-01 err 178 42 356 913 1791 81 start|the|Seder|showing|the|Matzos|,|that|they|rep-
d04-117-02 err 179 45 341 1086 1880 77 resent|the|"|Bread|of|Poverty|"|which|our|fore-fathers
d04-117-03 ok 176 58 349 1272 1884 75 were|eating|in|Mitzrajim|,|to|show|they|were|willing|to|learn|;
d04-117-04 ok 178 46 346 1444 1780 80 and|we|invite|anybody|who|wishes|to|partake|in|our
d04-117-05 ok 176 55 346 1623 1890 88 discussions|,|saying|:|"|Anybody|who|is|hungry|,|let|him|come
d04-117-06 ok 180 42 339 1806 1825 71 and|eat|,|Anybody|who|is|thirsty|,|let|him|come|and
d04-117-07 ok 175 10 347 1975 263 59 drink|.|"
d04-121-00 ok 180 48 348 738 1808 62 And|we|want|all|to|eat|and|drink|His|Great|Philosophy|of|the
d04-121-01 err 179 65 331 914 1771 69 four|ways|of|Israel's|redemption|.|Hence|"|four|questions|"|,|which|are
d04-121-02 ok 180 58 331 1097 1827 74 really|interrogations|to|examine|into|the|principles|of|the|four|re-
d04-121-03 err 180 47 339 1278 1777 76 demptions|are|asked|at|the|Seder-evening|about|these|"|four
d04-121-04 err 178 50 341 1453 1828 62 symbols|"|(|the|MANISHTANO|)|.|And|the|person|who|asks|these
d04-121-05 ok 179 48 337 1626 1716 75 questions|is|seeking|the|opinion|of|the|one|who|is
d04-121-06 ok 175 24 333 1817 667 69 conducting|the|Seder|.
d04-125-00 ok 167 35 359 724 1812 106 And|we|answer|,|that|the|Lord|our|God|gave|us|"|four|freedoms|"
d04-125-01 ok 167 42 318 896 1790 119 without|which|Society|cannot|make|progress|.|And|we|drink
d04-125-02 ok 170 36 331 1072 1805 104 "|four|cups|"|to|thank|the|Lord|our|God|for|the|"|four
d04-125-03 ok 169 42 356 1263 1756 92 freedoms|"|which|are|Divine|.|There|are|four|ways|of
d04-125-04 ok 168 43 347 1438 1820 119 redemption|:|(|1|)|I|will|bring|you|out|from|under|the
d04-125-05 err 164 43 360 1614 1816 131 burdens|of|Egypt|.|(|2|)|I|will|rid|you|of|their|bondage|.
d04-131-00 err 168 39 342 718 1692 127 (|3|)|I|will|redeem|you|.|(|4|)|I|will|take|you|to|me|for|a
d04-131-01 ok 167 33 339 897 1757 125 people|.|(|1|)|I|will|bring|you|out|from|under|the
d04-131-02 ok 165 35 350 1075 1629 122 burdens|of|Egypt|:|How|was|it|that|Israel|was
d04-131-03 ok 165 38 346 1259 1711 124 brought|out|from|under|the|burdens|of|Egypt|?
d04-131-04 ok 166 30 345 1437 1665 118 Because|,|they|kept|the|Passover|and|they|were
d04-131-05 ok 164 41 343 1611 1863 128 eating|Matzos|in|Egypt|and|the|"|Feast|of|Matzos|"
d04-131-06 ok 164 23 340 1801 1453 75 was|known|even|to|Abraham|and|Lot|.
d05-008-00 ok 168 24 332 736 1835 140 The|new|century|opened|with|James|1|ascending
d05-008-01 ok 168 17 343 930 1577 108 the|throne|.|He|was|quite|prepared|to|be
d05-008-02 ok 167 24 356 1103 1787 109 tolerant|towards|Rome|though|the|Gunpowder|Plot
d05-008-03 ok 168 34 373 1273 1738 120 spoiled|that|.|The|Puritans|had|high|hopes|,|for
d05-008-04 ok 165 20 365 1459 1740 108 James|had|grown|up|in|Presbyterian|Scotland|,
d05-008-05 ok 166 29 359 1630 1793 131 but|those|hopes|were|dashed|.|True|,|a|new|Prayer
d05-008-06 ok 166 25 367 1812 1665 94 Book|was|issued|in|1604|but|the|Puritans
d05-008-07 ok 166 16 351 2007 1059 81 derived|little|comfort|from|it|.
d05-013-00 err 172 36 401 905 1739 111 They|objected|to|the|word|Absolution|.|So|the|phrase|'|or
d05-013-01 err 172 39 404 1025 1679 181 the|remission|of|sins|'|was|added|.|But|Absolution|remained|.
d05-013-02 ok 172 29 397 1203 1705 185 They|objected|to|the|word|Confirmation|.|So|the|phrase
d05-013-03 ok 172 33 389 1416 1686 179 '|or|the|laying|on|of|hands|upon|children|baptized|and
d05-013-04 err 162 26 355 1579 1651 171 able|to|render|an|account|of|their|faith|according
d05-013-05 err 172 35 362 1715 1875 263 to|the|Catechism|following|'|were|added|.|But|Confirmation
d05-013-06 err 172 27 359 1941 1668 170 remained|.|Other|changes|in|the|Book|were|equally
d05-013-07 err 172 24 360 2113 1810 157 minor|except|for|the|new|section|on|the|Sacraments
d05-013-08 ok 172 14 349 2313 757 103 added|to|the|Catechism|.
d05-021-00 ok 161 19 340 765 1829 84 This|indicated|how|ephemeral|in|the|Church|had
d05-021-01 ok 165 18 316 931 1794 99 been|the|mood|which|produced|the|Black|Rubric|,|for
d05-021-02 ok 168 23 325 1121 1864 99 it|says|that|'|the|Body|and|Blood|of|Christ|,|which|are
d05-021-03 err 166 16 309 1303 1818 104 verily|and|indeed|taken|and|received|by|the
d05-021-04 err 172 22 326 1467 1833 113 faithful|in|the|Lord's|Supper|.|'|It|could|hardly|be|more
d05-021-05 ok 172 27 322 1645 1878 115 definite|.|It|was|at|this|time|,|too|,|that|King|James|made
d05-021-06 err 175 16 305 1828 1909 122 himself|immortal|by|becoming|associated|with
d05-021-07 ok 176 16 326 2011 1684 100 a|Bible|translation|-|the|Authorized|Version
d05-021-08 err 174 13 346 2182 1769 116 (|which|was|never|actually|authorized|!|)|.
d05-025-00 ok 167 21 340 733 1729 130 In|that|year|Shakespeare|had|just|turned
d05-025-01 ok 167 11 321 916 1613 143 forty|and|had|written|Hamlet|two|years
d05-025-02 ok 167 12 306 1092 1701 112 before|.|Bacon|was|at|work|and|Milton|was
d05-025-03 ok 167 16 331 1285 1710 124 just|learning|to|read|.|James|was|followed|by
d05-025-04 ok 167 15 332 1434 1725 146 Charles|,|in|whose|reign|came|the|Scottish
d05-025-05 ok 165 21 351 1617 1878 148 Prayer|Book|in|1637|.|Significantly|this|made
d05-025-06 ok 165 20 330 1817 1897 103 a|deliberate|return|to|the|Book|of|1549|and
d05-025-07 ok 165 15 322 1993 1904 103 became|the|foster|mother|of|some|of|the|most
d05-025-08 ok 163 17 310 2169 1694 133 important|Prayer|Books|in|the|Anglican
d05-025-09 ok 163 4 312 2352 532 83 Communion|.
d05-030-00 ok 166 24 351 729 1810 114 Forever|associated|with|Charles|is|Archbishop|Laud|,
d05-030-01 ok 168 26 340 928 1865 104 now|so|much|nobler|a|figure|than|former|historians
d05-030-02 ok 168 24 332 1097 1960 119 led|us|to|believe|.|Laud|was|enthusiastically|hated
d05-030-03 ok 168 23 335 1262 1841 132 by|Calvinists|and|Puritans|,|and|the|sentiment|was
d05-030-04 ok 166 22 328 1457 1859 113 mutual|.|But|Laud|was|no|Romanizer|.|One|of|his
d05-030-05 ok 166 28 320 1623 1823 140 first|public|acts|was|a|hard-hitting|battle|with
d05-030-06 ok 168 26 330 1797 1907 145 the|Jesuit|,|Fisher|.|But|anyone|who|was|friendly
d05-030-07 ok 166 21 329 1992 1816 124 with|James|and|Charles|,|the|Puritans|argued|,
d05-030-08 ok 163 10 317 2187 1064 111 was|necessarily|a|menace|.
d05-040-00 err 186 25 369 719 1666 142 Or|when|he|found|cock-fighting|going|on|in|church|?
d05-040-01 ok 185 22 373 904 1803 121 Laud|made|a|positive|approach|.|He|set|out|to|increase
d05-040-02 ok 185 20 372 1085 1834 118 a|sense|of|reverence|.|The|Prayer|Book|was|to|be|respected
d05-040-03 ok 188 20 372 1263 1764 116 and|so|was|the|office|of|a|bishop|.|Altars|should|be
d05-040-04 ok 188 14 366 1448 1670 129 altars|and|not|any|broken|down|,|transportable
d05-040-05 ok 185 20 355 1625 1707 121 table|which|was|handy|for|the|most|improbable|uses|.
d06-000-00 ok 182 32 356 843 1732 91 In|the|first|place|it|is|not|a|great|deal
d06-000-01 ok 182 34 348 1022 1678 89 of|use|telling|even|children|,|as|I|have
d06-000-02 ok 186 28 359 1206 1689 83 already|suggested|,|not|to|be|silly|or
d06-000-03 ok 182 29 354 1375 1764 95 to|pull|themselves|together|.|Far|better
d06-000-04 ok 182 30 356 1561 1821 80 to|help|them|to|face|whatever|it|is|that
d06-000-05 ok 182 35 366 1738 1653 92 is|worrying|them|,|to|find|the|original
d06-000-06 ok 182 32 353 1919 1737 67 cause|and|then|deal|with|it|;|show|it
d06-000-07 ok 182 32 362 2097 1869 87 up|either|for|the|sham|it|is|-|and|many
d06-000-08 ok 182 27 358 2282 1599 74 fears|are|based|upon|completely
d06-000-09 ok 182 35 375 2455 1773 76 irrational|pre-conceived|notions|-|or|to
d06-003-00 ok 155 35 319 727 1771 131 Even|worse|is|to|laugh|.|Tremendous|damage|may|be|done|to|a|child
d06-003-01 ok 156 39 328 906 1701 165 by|laughing|at|what|are|very|real|fears|.|As|adults|,|we|know
d06-003-02 ok 155 39 310 1081 1823 145 that|their|fears|are|groundless|,|indeed|to|us|they|appear|laughable|,
d06-003-03 ok 155 35 321 1266 1753 145 but|to|a|child|they|are|very|real|.|Not|that|I|am|suggesting
d06-003-04 ok 155 34 318 1445 1754 155 that|children|should|be|molly-coddled|-|they|must|be|made
d06-003-05 ok 156 31 326 1621 1794 142 to|face|their|fears|,|to|see|through|them|and|come|out|on|the
d06-003-06 ok 155 17 315 1808 619 73 other|side|as|victors|.
d06-008-00 ok 148 23 354 769 1855 104 To|ridicule|them|only|pushes|them|farther
d06-008-01 ok 149 20 339 956 1619 107 into|themselves|,|so|that|they|become
d06-008-02 ok 147 24 348 1131 1858 109 unable|to|speak|about|it|to|anybody|and
d06-008-03 ok 149 21 345 1314 2001 105 the|seeds|of|any|amount|of|trouble|are|sown|,
d06-008-04 ok 148 20 336 1491 1833 107 the|harvest|of|which|may|still|be|being
d06-008-05 ok 147 14 336 1675 1671 105 reaped|at|forty|or|fifty|.|Far|better|to
d06-008-06 ok 149 21 341 1849 1658 104 agree|with|a|child|that|a|particular
d06-008-07 ok 148 25 336 2027 1831 113 situation|is|frightening|,|and|then|to|face
d06-008-08 ok 147 19 331 2204 1809 102 it|together|until|the|child|can|see|how
d06-008-09 ok 148 13 358 2388 1146 102 unnecessary|its|fears|were|.
d06-011-00 ok 181 20 340 899 1775 149 Because|situations|which|may|contain
d06-011-01 ok 182 11 336 1069 1914 148 all|the|elements|of|fear|can|arise|suddenly|,
d06-011-02 ok 180 18 322 1236 1848 190 it|is|a|good|idea|to|condition|a|child
d06-011-03 ok 179 16 336 1426 1892 175 to|some|extent|against|it|.|To|keep|a|child
d06-011-04 ok 178 10 349 1601 1655 124 of|twelve|or|thirteen|under|the
d06-011-05 ok 180 14 336 1765 1708 208 impression|that|nothing|nasty|ever
d06-011-06 ok 179 14 335 1959 1858 161 happens|is|not|merely|dishonest|,|it
d06-011-07 ok 178 14 366 2143 1698 167 is|unwise|.|As|I|shall|suggest|in|a
d06-011-08 ok 176 12 348 2309 1696 156 later|chapter|there|are|some|situations
d06-011-09 ok 176 7 355 2473 1645 192 which|occur|less|frequently|than
d06-015-00 ok 188 35 326 686 1871 170 A|little|more|honesty|,|even|if|one|refrains|from|going|into
d06-015-01 ok 187 32 334 901 1791 119 too|many|details|,|would|help|many|a|child|to|make|a
d06-015-02 ok 187 28 339 1070 1808 144 proper|adjustment|to|life|as|it|grows|up|.|Let|us|look
d06-015-03 ok 186 32 338 1251 1905 141 at|Jesus|.|We|do|not|,|I|think|,|see|there|a|life|without|fear|.
d06-015-04 ok 185 20 352 1417 1897 159 There|are|several|instances|where|he|seemed|unable|to|go
d06-015-05 ok 182 2 350 1647 100 45 on|.
d06-020-00 ok 148 17 387 783 1779 98 In|Gethsemane|He|prayed|that|the|cup
d06-020-01 ok 149 20 372 957 1713 94 should|pass|from|Him|.|Jesus|shows|us
d06-020-02 ok 150 23 363 1137 1841 117 the|way|to|face|life|.|To|see|all|the|latent
d06-020-03 ok 149 30 329 1309 1823 124 frightening|possibilities|and|yet|by|facing
d06-020-04 ok 149 20 346 1497 1792 107 them|and|knowing|God|is|with|us|and
d06-020-05 ok 150 25 338 1660 1871 130 that|,|with|Him|,|there|is|nothing|that|can
d06-020-06 ok 148 26 335 1853 1925 103 finally|defeat|us|.|More|than|that|,|that|God
d06-020-07 ok 149 22 346 2033 1854 106 has|something|important|to|do|with|our
d06-020-08 ok 148 22 364 2208 1900 106 lives|and|that|the|nearer|we|get|to|Him|,
d06-020-09 ok 148 11 347 2392 1080 111 the|stronger|we|become|.
d06-025-00 err 174 26 364 714 1631 177 ...|Today|A|wonderful|thought|In|the
d06-025-01 err 173 21 352 892 1790 167 dawn|was|given|...|And|the|thought
d06-025-02 ok 173 24 365 1076 1806 123 Was|this|:|That|a|secret|plan|Is|hid|in
d06-025-03 err 174 22 350 1252 1561 172 my|hand|;|That|my|hand|is|big|Big|,
d06-025-04 ok 174 23 368 1436 1768 168 Because|of|the|plan|That|God|,|Who
d06-025-05 ok 174 20 384 1613 1692 155 dwells|in|my|hand|,|Knows|this
d06-025-06 ok 175 18 396 1787 1678 169 secret|plan|,|Of|the|things|He|will
d06-025-07 ok 174 17 379 1969 1706 172 do|for|the|world|Using|my|hand|.
d06-027-00 ok 192 38 385 715 2023 140 Toyohiko|Kagawa|.|Loving|Saviour|,|who|experienced
d06-027-01 ok 193 25 373 925 1780 86 all|human|emotion|,|and|whose|sensitive
d06-027-02 ok 190 26 338 1095 1896 102 nature|knows|better|than|we|do|,|what|it|is|to
d06-027-03 ok 191 20 323 1256 1915 130 be|really|afraid|,|help|us|to|know|that|when
d06-027-04 ok 190 23 340 1429 1911 156 we|face|life|boldly|,|many|of|the|shadows|are
d06-027-05 err 189 19 373 1635 1931 103 seen|to|be|allies|and|not|enemies|and|that|,
d06-027-06 ok 189 19 379 1815 1860 133 come|what|may|,|we|are|never|alone|when
d06-027-07 ok 189 11 368 1981 776 91 we|are|with|Thee|.
d06-030-00 ok 186 26 374 719 1776 149 Amen|.|MOST|people|would|probably|regard|tiredness|as|a
d06-030-01 ok 187 35 364 906 1921 130 purely|physical|thing|.|The|cure|for|which|is|sleep|.|This|is|only
d06-030-02 ok 186 28 367 1085 1854 141 partly|true|.|Many|people|wake|up|tired|of|a|morning|and|no
d06-030-03 ok 187 23 365 1253 1754 132 amount|of|rest|seems|to|make|any|difference|.|Sleep|,|to|be
d06-030-04 ok 185 28 374 1440 1782 128 effective|,|must|be|of|that|child-like|quality|which|comes
d06-030-05 err 177 10 381 1616 436 126 from|innocence|.
d06-037-00 ok 182 30 350 727 1728 135 To|others|,|the|long|hours|of|the|night|bring
d06-037-01 ok 181 22 350 912 1602 135 only|a|disturbed|tossing|and|turning
d06-037-02 ok 180 20 343 1071 1825 169 which|causes|them|to|wake|feeling|worse
d06-037-03 ok 179 17 333 1261 1911 158 than|when|they|went|to|bed|.|We|may|begin
d06-037-04 ok 178 20 335 1440 1898 99 to|understand|this|a|little|better|when|we
d06-037-05 ok 180 26 347 1615 1847 145 realize|that|tiredness|itself|is|largely|in
d06-037-06 ok 177 16 349 1783 1762 145 the|mind|.|Very|few|people|,|under|normal
d06-037-07 ok 177 23 364 1978 1883 110 conditions|,|work|themselves|to|a|standstill|.
d06-041-00 ok 165 48 360 710 1758 119 The|mind|tires|first|and|conveys|the|impression
d06-041-01 ok 166 41 341 886 1757 130 of|tiredness|to|the|body|.|This|can|be|proved|by
d06-041-02 ok 165 42 329 1067 1791 133 noting|the|effect|of|a|new|stimulus|on|some-
d06-041-03 ok 166 35 337 1234 1805 141 body|who|feels|thoroughly|tired|.|Suppose
d06-041-04 ok 163 34 331 1419 1694 139 a|mother|has|news|late|at|night|that|her
d06-041-05 ok 163 40 345 1594 1720 139 child|is|in|danger|.|She|will|undertake|a
d06-041-06 ok 164 35 301 1768 1792 137 journey|which|,|an|hour|before|,|she|would
d06-041-07 ok 164 25 332 1953 1079 122 have|declared|impossible|.
d06-046-00 ok 146 20 344 834 1845 106 Even|more|simply|,|test|your|own|reactions
d06-046-01 ok 146 29 344 1005 1900 95 to|different|situations|.|There|are|some|which
d06-046-02 ok 146 22 334 1185 1800 110 bring|on|an|almost|immediate|feeling|of
d06-046-03 ok 147 24 342 1365 1870 103 tiredness|-|such|as|when|your|wife|mentions
d06-046-04 err 147 21 359 1539 1682 121 the|washing-up|-|while|others|,|if|they
d06-046-05 ok 145 22 349 1729 1809 112 refer|to|something|you|like|doing|,|bring|a
d06-046-06 ok 147 27 343 1901 1857 117 veritable|surge|of|energy|.|Many|a|girl|who
d06-046-07 err 147 26 348 2080 1845 101 is|'|too|tired|to|help|mum|'|will|later|jump
d06-046-08 ok 145 23 346 2260 1857 101 up|with|no|apparent|tiredness|at|all|when
d06-046-09 ok 148 24 346 2440 1926 110 her|boy|friend|calls|and|go|for|a|long|walk|.
d06-050-00 ok 187 35 354 721 1821 132 Nor|is|she|necessarily|being|deceitful|.|She|really|did|feel|tired
d06-050-01 ok 186 29 338 901 1832 147 until|the|mind|got|the|necessary|injection|of|a|fresh|-|and|an
d06-050-02 ok 185 27 349 1078 1781 106 attractive|-|interest|!|Tiredness|has|,|therefore|,|as|much|to|do
d06-050-03 ok 186 32 362 1257 1808 126 with|our|mental|state|as|with|our|physical|exhaustion|.|A
d06-050-04 ok 186 27 367 1426 1786 161 disturbed|mind|can|bring|the|healthiest|body|to|a|sense
d06-050-05 ok 184 25 371 1609 1809 158 of|fatigue|.|They|wonder|why|they|get|no|rest|at|night|,
d06-050-06 ok 184 11 359 1803 682 132 even|if|they|do|sleep|.
d06-056-00 err 192 22 380 719 1901 141 They|drag|themselves|around|and|can|become
d06-056-01 ok 192 25 353 901 1885 106 a|burden|to|their|families|and|their|friends|.
d06-056-02 ok 191 21 355 1088 1889 114 Any|mental|confusion|can|cause|this|and
d06-056-03 ok 191 26 370 1245 1773 170 the|best|way|is|probably|to|seek|advice|.
d06-056-04 ok 192 23 366 1448 1861 106 As|we|are|unable|to|cure|our|own|bodies
d06-056-05 ok 191 25 357 1598 1941 183 if|the|cause|of|our|pain|is|too|deep|seated|,
d06-056-06 ok 190 22 357 1800 1896 89 so|we|are|unable|to|cure|our|own|minds|,
d06-056-07 err 191 21 360 1956 1837 128 if|the|trouble|is|a|complicated|one
d06-056-08 ok 191 28 322 2149 1896 161 involving|careful|and|patient|treatment|.
d06-060-00 ok 163 45 377 747 1726 147 One|of|the|greatest|steps|forward|that|has|been
d06-060-01 ok 161 46 354 916 1770 134 made|this|century|is|the|way|in|which|illness
d06-060-02 ok 164 42 367 1100 1747 151 of|the|mind|is|no|longer|feared|or|shunned|,
d06-060-03 ok 163 43 361 1279 1848 148 and|is|in|fact|no|differently|regarded|than
d06-060-04 ok 162 41 313 1455 1813 162 physical|illness|.|There|is|,|nevertheless|,|a
d06-060-05 ok 162 36 357 1630 1866 157 great|deal|of|tiredness|which|comes|from
d06-060-06 ok 160 39 374 1810 1845 168 no|major|complication|but|results|from|an
d06-060-07 ok 161 50 381 1997 1861 150 inability|to|deal|with|life|,|especially|under
d06-060-08 ok 158 38 373 2170 1722 148 the|diverse|pattern|which|is|the|twentieth
d06-060-09 ok 158 8 376 2372 347 114 century|.
d06-063-00 ok 145 16 356 930 1771 96 In|the|days|when|most|people|were|born|,
d06-063-01 ok 145 24 373 1106 1801 87 lived|and|died|within|the|boundaries|of
d06-063-02 ok 146 28 362 1281 1863 112 the|village|,|it|was|not|difficult|for|anybody
d06-063-03 ok 146 23 353 1470 1768 93 to|live|a|day|at|a|time|.|Even|those|who
d06-063-04 ok 146 20 358 1642 1754 113 held|a|high|and|responsible|office|lived|in
d06-063-05 ok 146 27 317 1823 1909 117 far|greater|simplicity|than|their|successors|.
d06-063-06 ok 147 18 333 2006 1886 123 When|news|from|the|Continent|took|days|,
d06-063-07 ok 145 19 319 2178 1776 98 from|America|weeks|,|from|the|Far|East|,
d06-063-08 ok 146 24 368 2360 1837 123 months|,|even|a|Prime|Minister|could|go|to
d06-063-09 ok 146 28 344 2539 1871 114 sleep|in|blissful|ignorance|of|what|might
d06-063-10 err 145 12 355 2729 1900 76 be|happening|at|the|other|end|of|England|,
d06-067-00 err 176 23 375 718 1890 186 In|other|ways|,|too|,|life|for|the|ordinary
d06-067-01 ok 174 21 393 902 1770 136 individual|has|become|so|complex
d06-067-02 ok 174 18 391 1068 1999 117 that|it|taxes|the|mind|.|Two|hundred
d06-067-03 err 175 18 371 1269 1847 169 years|ago|,|men|lived|and|worked
d06-067-04 err 175 27 381 1375 1771 203 in|one|place|,|their|lives|were|of|one
d06-067-05 ok 173 27 372 1627 1879 175 piece|.|Now|a|man|may|live|twenty|,
d06-067-06 ok 174 22 383 1780 1727 196 thirty|even|sixty|miles|from|his
d06-067-07 ok 174 21 361 1977 1596 166 work|.|The|only|connexion|is|the
d06-067-08 ok 173 24 356 2163 1824 174 pipeline|of|the|railway|on|which|they
d06-067-09 ok 171 8 363 2341 927 179 travel|day|by|day|.
d06-072-00 err 181 21 370 903 1722 121 In|many|cases|,|their|homes|know|little|of
d06-072-01 ok 178 17 360 1073 1796 131 their|place|of|work|and|their|associates|at
d06-072-02 err 177 17 357 1252 1821 158 the|office|or|works|wonder|what|they
d06-072-03 ok 179 25 352 1443 1774 147 are|possibly|like|in|the|surroundings|of|their
d06-072-04 ok 179 23 344 1610 1894 144 homes|.|It|is|easy|,|desperately|easy|,|to|lead
d06-072-05 ok 178 26 342 1783 1697 149 a|'|double|'|life|without|ever|deliberately
d06-072-06 ok 180 21 351 1973 1842 150 planning|to|do|so|or|in|fact|being|conscious
d06-072-07 ok 178 35 335 2130 1878 158 of|what|is|going|on|.|It|is|easier|to|live|life|in
d06-072-08 ok 174 22 333 2332 1785 124 compartments|but|over|the|years|it|builds|up|,
d06-072-09 ok 176 28 329 2508 1931 175 and|to|do|so|inevitably|builds|up|tensions|which
d06-072-10 err 175 6 357 2719 1361 86 need|to|be|handled|correctly|.
d06-076-00 ok 156 35 330 725 1811 143 Can|we|then|frame|some|'|rules|'|which|may|enable|us|to|live|life
d06-076-01 ok 155 42 319 900 1777 157 as|fully|as|possible|,|without|having|our|energy|sapped|by|un-
d06-076-02 err 154 40 317 1089 1750 128 necessary|weariness|.|(|a|)|Order|makes|for|a|decrease|in|tiredness|.
d06-076-03 ok 156 37 327 1262 1735 161 We|have|a|saying|'|My|head|will|never|save|my|feet|'|.|Time
d06-076-04 ok 156 32 332 1435 1684 152 after|time|we|forget|something|and|have|to|go|back
d06-076-05 ok 153 22 327 1632 940 109 upstairs|or|down|to|the|shops|.
d06-082-00 ok 186 26 344 723 1777 140 If|we|ever|stopped|to|consider|how|much|energy|-|and|time|-
d06-082-01 ok 183 20 348 913 1601 111 we|lose|this|way|in|the|course|of|a|day|we|would|be
d06-082-02 err 184 32 339 1081 1830 137 staggered|.|Some|of|it|is|inevitable|,|and|we|do|not|want|to
d06-082-03 ok 185 26 357 1267 1767 111 become|too|pernickety|.|Nevertheless|,|we|could|all|probably
d06-082-04 ok 184 24 346 1432 1758 140 be|a|little|more|orderly|for|we|so|frequently|just|muddle
d06-082-05 ok 181 4 351 1614 230 140 through|.
d06-086-00 ok 166 47 358 847 1731 143 The|housewife|would|find|life|far|less|tiring
d06-086-01 ok 166 41 351 1017 1844 150 if|she|made|a|list|,|followed|a|routine|of|work
d06-086-02 ok 163 39 340 1194 1874 153 rather|than|getting|from|one|thing|to|the|next|.
d06-086-03 ok 163 38 350 1375 1844 140 The|business|man|would|find|that|he|reached
d06-086-04 ok 160 38 356 1552 1775 152 the|end|of|the|day|with|far|less|strain|if
d06-086-05 ok 161 38 349 1740 1731 135 he|was|a|little|more|systematic|.|To|drift
d06-086-06 ok 163 37 340 1909 1874 155 aimlessly|along|is|more|wearying|than|any-
d06-086-07 ok 162 35 358 2096 1904 150 thing|else|.|If|we|would|only|sit|down|and
d06-086-08 ok 161 40 354 2269 1867 160 write|out|all|the|necessary|jobs|waiting|to
d06-086-09 ok 161 39 348 2450 1887 149 be|done|and|then|work|quietly|through|them|,
d06-086-10 ok 162 46 347 2619 1975 179 we|would|find|life|considerably|less|exhausting
d06-091-00 ok 179 30 351 823 1836 98 There|may|be|some|who|will|argue|that
d06-091-01 ok 181 31 359 1004 1827 77 routine|destroys|the|soul|.|It|is|so|easy|,
d06-091-02 ok 182 29 352 1186 1776 91 they|say|,|to|get|into|a|rut|.|Save|us
d06-091-03 ok 179 29 359 1362 1766 75 from|the|school|curriculum|and|even
d06-091-04 ok 177 27 370 1543 1701 81 worse|the|school|system|whereby|for
d06-091-05 ok 178 28 363 1728 1577 70 meals|everybody|knows|beforehand
d06-091-06 ok 179 31 357 1907 1828 87 exactly|what|,|on|any|given|day|of|the
d06-091-07 ok 180 33 359 2082 1821 88 week|,|they|are|going|to|have|.|If|-|such
d06-091-08 ok 180 29 358 2262 1674 84 a|critic|may|say|-|you|are|calling
d06-091-09 ok 179 32 358 2445 1919 83 us|to|adventure|,|do|not|strangle|us|before
d06-091-10 err 179 39 358 2617 1872 91 we|start|by|putting|us|into|a|strait-jacket
d06-096-00 ok 192 27 362 711 1775 127 I|am|more|than|conscious|of|this|.|How|anybody
d06-096-01 ok 191 23 348 820 1778 123 can|go|through|the|same|routine|day|in|and|day
d06-096-02 ok 190 30 343 916 1955 140 out|for|forty|years|I|find|difficult|to|understand|.
d06-096-03 ok 190 27 363 1060 1953 126 A|lot|of|it|is|inevitable|so|that|industry|and
d06-096-04 ok 192 29 342 1206 1813 155 commerce|may|be|kept|going|-|though|if|ever
d06-096-05 ok 191 22 352 1336 1772 135 it|becomes|possible|to|work|out|a|system
d06-096-06 ok 191 27 345 1480 1790 151 of|'|staggered|'|hours|it|may|do|an|immense
d06-096-07 ok 188 23 366 1618 1903 135 amount|of|good|over|and|above|relieving
d06-096-08 err 189 19 376 1765 1579 144 the|pressure|on|over-crowded|trains|.
d06-100-00 ok 178 27 356 717 1783 131 As|it|is|,|with|so|much|of|our|life|already
d06-100-01 ok 178 18 354 907 1638 133 in|a|predetermined|groove|,|I|would
d06-100-02 ok 180 17 342 1069 1813 174 hardly|like|to|add|further|to|the|dullness
d06-100-03 err 180 25 339 1262 1774 144 which|it|engenders|.|But|I|am|not|arguing
d06-100-04 ok 179 23 340 1432 1906 160 for|this|.|I|know|how|much|of|a|drag|it|can|be
d06-100-05 ok 177 21 342 1623 1818 97 and|I|was|interested|some|little|while
d06-100-06 ok 178 23 345 1806 1774 123 ago|to|hear|of|a|school|who|tried|a|six-
d06-100-07 ok 178 8 390 1984 657 142 day|timetable|.
d06-104-00 ok 175 26 375 708 1740 179 They|only|worked|,|of|course|,|a|five-
d06-104-01 ok 173 19 360 897 1752 185 day|week|so|that|in|the|first|week
d06-104-02 ok 175 20 365 1079 1767 190 Monday|to|Friday|were|days|one
d06-104-03 ok 174 25 352 1242 1867 205 to|five|of|the|timetable|,|the|following
d06-104-04 ok 174 19 342 1432 1795 205 Monday|was|day|six|and|Tuesday
d06-104-05 ok 173 20 348 1607 1839 199 started|day|one|again|and|so|on|.
d06-104-06 ok 173 18 360 1786 1800 184 By|this|means|they|avoided|each
d06-104-07 ok 174 21 351 1966 1841 195 week|being|the|same|with|a|pupil
d06-104-08 ok 171 19 343 2135 1843 205 knowing|exactly|what|the|subject
d06-104-09 ok 172 19 341 2330 1757 189 would|be|on|Friday|afternoon|at
d06-104-10 ok 172 5 375 2515 311 128 3|p.m.|.
d06-107-00 ok 177 13 359 707 1843 143 It|was|a|little|complicated|to|work|,
d06-107-01 err 178 10 374 874 1634 175 of|course|,|and|there|had|to|be|a|big
d06-107-02 ok 177 15 345 1060 1851 178 notice|in|the|entrance|saying|which
d06-107-03 ok 178 12 350 1232 1949 183 day|of|the|timetable|it|was|-|but
d06-107-04 err 181 13 348 1413 1923 165 it|added|immensely|to|the|interest
d06-107-05 ok 179 13 335 1600 1764 162 and|kept|everybody|on|their|toes|.
d06-107-06 ok 179 12 367 1782 1769 172 To|have|order|does|not|mean|getting
d06-107-07 ok 179 12 334 1956 1670 188 into|a|dull|routine|.|I|have|great
d06-107-08 ok 177 9 352 2113 1716 206 sympathy|with|the|young|wife
d06-107-09 ok 177 11 320 2300 1643 169 who|does|not|always|want|to|do
d06-107-10 err 179 12 342 2486 1344 188 the|washing|on|a|Monday|.
d06-111-00 ok 155 33 338 729 1781 146 I|would|not|want|to|either|,|but|if|she|wants|to|get|through
d06-111-01 err 155 40 335 904 1702 145 the|day|without|becoming|exhausted|,|she|will|be|well|advised|to
d06-111-02 ok 155 42 331 1079 1807 154 sit|down|quietly|and|make|a|list|of|everything|she|has|got|to
d06-111-03 ok 155 31 318 1268 1751 140 do|,|note|the|order|in|which|they|can|most|conveniently|be
d06-111-04 ok 154 32 324 1433 1771 117 done|(|or|must|be|done|because|of|other|predetermined|factors
d06-111-05 ok 154 36 336 1621 1783 137 -|you|must|,|for|example|,|do|your|shopping|on|the|morning|of
d06-111-06 err 155 16 338 1798 619 150 the|early|closing|day|)|.
d06-113-00 ok 162 43 365 648 1778 146 She|will|,|in|fact|,|be|surprised|at|what|peace
d06-113-01 err 162 34 355 834 1659 129 of|mind|ensues|.|(|b|)|Concentrate|on|one
d06-113-02 err 160 40 349 1003 1786 147 thing|at|a|time|.|A|list|or|a|plan|enables|us|to
d06-113-03 ok 161 35 313 1190 1688 144 put|all|our|energies|into|the|particular
d06-113-04 ok 160 11 336 1363 750 106 matter|on|hand|.
d07-082-00 ok 173 23 350 701 1824 158 (|Actually|,|the|Mishnah|quotes|two|further|proof
d07-082-01 ok 174 21 355 894 1782 153 texts|and|the|Gemara|explains|why|these|,
d07-082-02 ok 173 26 353 1076 1907 119 too|,|are|necessary|,|but|a|careful|examination
d07-082-03 ok 174 19 337 1249 1837 156 of|that|passage|makes|it|clear|that|these|are
d07-082-04 ok 173 11 338 1427 1636 148 not|quoted|here|because|they|are|not
d07-082-05 ok 171 13 333 1612 1620 138 necessary|to|prove|the|point|made|by
d07-082-06 ok 171 27 337 1788 1758 141 R.|Joshua|b.|Levi|.|)|Finally|,|we|note|that
d07-082-07 ok 172 16 354 1966 1700 152 the|comment|of|Rami|bar|Rabh|is|quoted
d07-082-08 ok 169 4 324 2150 439 84 elsewhere|.
d07-085-00 ok 173 19 316 706 1827 153 From|the|above|it|follows|that|here|,|once|again|,
d07-085-01 ok 172 14 326 875 1630 147 we|have|a|good|illustration|of|how|a
d07-085-02 ok 173 18 330 1058 1752 159 sugya|has|been|fashioned|from|material
d07-085-03 ok 173 12 314 1233 1695 143 already|in|the|hands|of|the|Redactors|.
d07-085-04 ok 173 20 318 1428 1775 151 The|sugya|is|built|around|the|saying|of
d07-085-05 ok 170 21 333 1590 1638 144 R.|Joshua|b.|Levi|.|The|proof|text|for|the
d07-085-06 ok 172 16 334 1788 1727 133 reading|of|the|Book|of|Esther|is|quoted
d07-085-07 ok 173 15 335 1964 1609 142 with|the|comment|given|by|Samuel|.
d07-089-00 err 173 19 295 707 1736 133 (|This|is|probably|to|be|understood|as|a|well-
d07-089-01 ok 173 13 311 891 1767 138 known|comment|on|the|verse|;|quoted|by
d07-089-02 ok 173 19 314 1062 1751 147 Samuel|in|support|of|his|thesis|and|quoted
d07-089-03 ok 173 15 328 1239 1694 153 by|the|Gemara|in|support|of|R.|Joshua|b.
d07-089-04 ok 171 23 316 1409 1749 195 Levi's|thesis|!|)|The|proof|text|of|greeting|by
d07-089-05 ok 170 20 321 1601 1797 119 the|divine|Name|is|taken|from|the|Mishnah|.
d07-089-06 ok 169 18 313 1793 1767 100 There|is|no|reference|to|the|Mishnah|here
d07-089-07 ok 172 15 302 1958 1738 105 because|the|Mishnah|deals|with|the
d07-089-08 ok 173 16 317 2118 1828 191 actual|practice|of|greeting|by|the|divine
d07-089-09 ok 171 10 324 2316 1818 158 Name|and|the|Gemara|here|quotes|the
d07-089-10 ok 169 26 326 2481 1888 165 texts|to|support|the|thesis|of|R.|Joshua|b.|Levi|.
d07-093-00 ok 174 16 318 715 1725 156 The|question|and|answer|with|regard|to|the
d07-093-01 ok 175 17 319 887 1717 162 need|for|the|text|of|the|angel|are|quoted
d07-093-02 ok 173 17 324 1071 1638 138 here|in|the|same|words|in|which|they|are
d07-093-03 ok 174 25 335 1245 1739 133 quoted|in|the|discussion|on|the|Mishnah|.
d07-093-04 ok 171 19 321 1447 1797 140 This|can|either|mean|that|both|sugyas|are
d07-093-05 err 171 15 313 1623 1633 137 quoting|a|well-known|question|and
d07-093-06 ok 172 17 315 1803 1787 159 answer|or|that|our|sugya|is|quoting|from
d07-093-07 ok 172 15 326 1981 1757 140 the|longer|sugya|which|deals|with|all
d07-093-08 ok 171 20 342 2148 1481 148 four|texts|quoted|in|the|Mishnah|.
d07-096-00 ok 176 26 324 717 1773 139 Or|it|is|possible|that|our|sugya|contains|the
d07-096-01 ok 176 23 322 895 1800 138 original|question|and|answer|and|this|is|quoted
d07-096-02 ok 173 23 323 1081 1817 137 in|the|other|sugya|.|(|This|can|be|supported|by|the
d07-096-03 err 176 24 331 1243 1808 133 use|of|the|expression|:|'|Boaz|did|it|of|his|own
d07-096-04 ok 174 19 351 1422 1788 142 accord|but|there|was|no|approval|of|his|action
d07-096-05 err 173 18 336 1602 1536 128 in|Heaven|'|in|both|sugyoth|.|Such|an
d07-096-06 ok 173 14 351 1775 1661 150 expression|appears|to|have|been|framed|in
d07-096-07 err 174 19 338 1964 1631 143 response|to|the|particular|point|at|issue|here|,
d07-096-08 ok 170 11 328 2159 1583 126 whether|the|Heavenly|Court|concurred
d07-096-09 err 172 14 345 2311 1765 160 in|the|decision|of|the|human|court|.|)
d07-100-00 ok 173 21 332 717 1784 150 The|proof|text|of|bringing|the|tithe|to|the|Temple
d07-100-01 ok 171 20 326 897 1762 127 is|then|quoted|and|the|interpretation|of|the
d07-100-02 ok 172 15 313 1076 1747 134 latter|part|of|the|verse|by|Rami|bar|Rabh
d07-100-03 ok 174 21 324 1254 1730 102 is|added|,|not|because|this|is|at|all|relevant
d07-100-04 err 174 21 297 1432 1762 98 to|the|discussion|but|because|it|was
d07-100-05 ok 172 21 281 1606 1627 135 a|familiar|interpretation|which|had
d07-100-06 ok 172 11 298 1803 1592 90 become|so|well|known|that|it|was
d07-100-07 ok 171 14 316 1984 1650 114 invariably|quoted|whenever|the|verse
d07-100-08 ok 171 22 339 2140 1719 139 itself|was|quoted|,|almost|as|if|it|were|a
d07-100-09 ok 170 7 345 2331 787 133 part|of|the|verse|.
d07-102-00 ok 172 19 324 725 1765 143 The|Gemara|continues|with|a|saying|of|the
d07-102-01 ok 173 24 314 891 1781 131 Palestinian|teacher|,|R.|Eleazar|(|3rd|Cent.|)|:
d07-102-02 ok 171 25 339 1070 1869 132 '|The|Holy|Spirit|manifested|itself|in|three|places|:
d07-102-03 ok 172 16 333 1254 1915 128 the|court|of|Shem|,|the|court|of|Samuel|of|Ramah|,
d07-102-04 ok 174 19 318 1424 1810 150 and|the|court|of|Solomon|.|'|The|place|of|this
d07-102-05 err 173 27 325 1617 1767 151 saying|here|is|obvious|,|it|follows|naturally
d07-102-06 ok 171 22 314 1788 1800 158 on|the|saying|of|R.|Joshua|b.|Levi|which
d07-102-07 ok 172 14 320 1979 1263 93 deals|with|a|similar|theme|.
e01-014-00 ok 191 30 364 707 1553 97 We|know|from|the|diaries|of|Samuel|Pepys
e01-014-01 ok 190 26 343 884 1604 128 that|he|was|a|great|man|for|lace|-|paying
e01-014-02 ok 192 29 336 1061 1539 88 as|much|as|3|for|a|lace|collar|.|But|this
e01-014-03 ok 192 24 347 1235 1735 125 didn't|mean|he|was|prepared|to|do|as|much
e01-014-04 ok 190 35 351 1420 1681 119 for|his|lady|,|for|he|records|testily|:|'|My|wife
e01-014-05 ok 190 28 346 1598 1574 134 and|I|fell|out|about|my|not|being|willing
e01-014-06 ok 194 21 347 1774 998 126 to|have|her|gown|laced|.|'
e01-018-00 err 192 34 355 712 1759 127 We|read|,|with|sympathy|,|an|advertisement|in|the
e01-018-01 ok 191 36 352 896 1785 115 reign|of|Charles|2|stating|:|'|Lost|:|a|lawn|1hand-
e01-018-02 ok 191 29 351 1080 1651 74 kercher|with|a|broad|hem|laced|round|with
e01-018-03 ok 192 35 345 1247 1691 123 fine|Point|lace|about|four|fingers|broad|'|and
e01-018-04 ok 191 30 345 1424 1634 124 among|the|effects|left|by|Nell|Gwyn|is|an
e01-018-05 ok 187 35 347 1600 1530 118 unpaid|bill|for|'|scarlet|satin|shoes|with
e01-018-06 ok 190 37 356 1780 1715 93 silver|lace|'|.|The|records|of|these|tender|trifles
e01-018-07 ok 192 27 350 1969 1629 125 are|very|touching|but|then|lace|does|place
e01-018-08 ok 189 21 353 2145 1439 121 upon|everything|a|delicate|sentiment|.
e01-022-00 ok 151 14 343 693 1557 157 Lucky|indeed|are|the|families|that
e01-022-01 ok 151 18 327 880 1541 151 possess|a|heritage|of|lace|.|A|lace
e01-022-02 ok 151 14 333 1051 1693 143 bridal|veil|handed|down|from|mother
e01-022-03 ok 151 18 350 1235 1744 157 to|daughters|,|a|lace-trimmed|Christening
e01-022-04 ok 146 12 348 1413 1806 144 robe|that|each|generation|wears|in|turn|-
e01-022-05 ok 146 20 353 1593 1806 143 these|are|proud|possessions|,|linked|to|the
e01-022-06 ok 149 17 339 1785 1459 139 exquisite|lace-making|of|the|past|.
e01-025-00 ok 156 18 400 688 1751 166 But|lace-making|is|by|no|means|a|lost
e01-025-01 ok 155 20 386 879 1676 136 art|.|It|suffered|a|decline|and|fell|into
e01-025-02 ok 155 12 386 1046 1645 176 lamentably|low|standards|in|the|fussy
e01-025-03 ok 155 17 399 1223 1598 172 over-furnishing|of|the|Victorian|age
e01-025-04 ok 155 14 371 1396 1707 176 but|it|would|take|more|than|a|temporary
e01-025-05 ok 155 19 380 1596 1720 174 lapse|in|good|taste|to|destroy|this|lovely|,
e01-025-06 ok 156 16 423 1767 1581 153 viable|craft|.|It|has|,|in|fact|,|readily
e01-025-07 ok 155 19 397 1948 1802 129 adapted|itself|to|modern|tastes|and|the|ill-
e01-025-08 ok 156 16 426 2110 1724 182 ustrations|in|the|following|pages|will|show
e01-025-09 ok 155 17 379 2298 1739 179 how|completely|it|is|in|sympathy|with|con-
e01-025-10 ok 155 6 388 2481 903 160 temporary|surroundings|.
e01-029-00 ok 167 16 371 707 1673 119 It|will|be|seen|how|,|with|bold|design
e01-029-01 ok 169 21 368 906 1667 105 and|rich|colour|,|knitting|,|crochet|and
e01-029-02 ok 169 24 385 1079 1753 115 tatting|in|fine|and|medium-weight|cottons
e01-029-03 ok 165 30 376 1258 1799 107 can|give|striking|individuality|to|many|things
e01-029-04 ok 164 21 374 1441 1789 86 in|the|home|.|Chairbacks|,|cushions|,|tablecloths|,
e01-029-05 ok 166 20 386 1622 1735 98 to|mention|only|three|-|how|satisfying|it|is
e01-029-06 ok 168 16 391 1802 1702 86 to|avoid|the|ready-made|in|these|and|by
e01-029-07 ok 168 18 396 1972 1618 102 one's|own|handiwork|produce|something
e01-029-08 ok 162 11 396 2152 1301 104 that|reflects|true|creative|talent|.
e01-032-00 ok 171 17 366 756 1547 96 The|more|delicate|patterns|and|finer
e01-032-01 ok 170 19 373 922 1729 116 threads|may|be|reserved|to|bring|a|light
e01-032-02 ok 171 18 359 1119 1805 95 and|lovely|touch|to|personal|possessions|-
e01-032-03 ok 173 21 361 1294 1768 93 a|lace|border|to|a|handkerchief|,|fine-lace
e01-032-04 ok 167 24 355 1475 1801 101 insertion|on|a|petticoat|or|blouse|,|a|tatted|edge
e01-032-05 ok 166 24 373 1652 1675 108 to|a|collar|;|these|add|a|charming|,|feminine
e01-032-06 ok 166 20 361 1834 1562 107 distinction|that|nothing|else|can|give|.
e01-032-07 ok 169 18 398 2012 1731 115 Although|we|assess|lace-making|as|one|of
e01-032-08 ok 166 20 415 2191 1791 96 the|feminine|skills|,|a|number|of|the|well-loved
e01-032-09 ok 167 19 406 2370 1893 91 traditional|patterns|that|we|follow|today|were|,
e01-032-10 ok 168 21 384 2545 1532 91 in|fact|,|the|brain-children|of|inventive|men|.
e01-035-00 ok 181 20 337 722 1767 102 For|in|the|old|order|of|things|,|men|designed
e01-035-01 ok 183 14 348 912 1579 59 and|worked|lace|as|well|as|women|and
e01-035-02 ok 181 17 348 1080 1657 96 special|schools|were|set|up|to|teach|lace-
e01-035-03 ok 180 22 360 1258 1795 114 making|not|only|to|young|girls|,|but|to|little
e01-035-04 err 177 17 363 1429 1801 100 boys|as|well|.|Whole|families|made|their
e01-035-05 ok 172 19 360 1617 1763 103 livelihood|by|lace-making|and|consequently
e01-035-06 ok 179 23 358 1801 1752 97 a|folklore|of|song|,|festival|and|courtship|grew
e01-035-07 ok 178 13 345 1985 1119 82 up|around|the|lace|industry|.
e01-050-00 ok 179 30 358 755 1607 148 During|the|sixteenth|century|a|considerable
e01-050-01 ok 180 28 353 946 1520 105 amount|of|crochet|was|produced|in|the
e01-050-02 ok 179 35 366 1127 1672 104 convents|of|Europe|.|Without|doubt|it|was|the
e01-050-03 ok 180 34 361 1291 1743 119 nuns|who|carried|the|craft|to|Ireland|.|There|it
e01-050-04 ok 179 45 349 1471 1830 107 was|developed|into|quite|an|elaborate|and|distinctive
e01-050-05 ok 180 40 348 1649 1768 134 form|with|rosettes|,|leaves|and|lace|fillings|.|During
e01-050-06 ok 180 27 376 1811 1619 121 the|time|of|Victoria|this|gentle|craft|was
e01-050-07 ok 181 10 385 2003 548 136 greatly|abused|.
e01-055-00 ok 156 15 509 721 1803 135 One|can|remember|with|horror|the|pictures|of|the
e01-055-01 ok 157 18 511 912 1769 130 overcrowded|and|over-embellished|drawing-rooms
e01-055-02 ok 157 19 526 1087 1822 145 complete|with|heavy|crochet|antimacassars|,|mantel-
e01-055-03 ok 158 19 508 1268 1861 145 piece|covers|with|a|fringing|of|clumsy|bobbles|and
e01-055-04 ok 155 18 513 1453 1855 121 numerous|other|crocheted|pieces|.|It|was|some|years
e01-055-05 ok 154 19 524 1624 1808 132 after|the|Victorian|period|that|designers|realised
e01-055-06 ok 156 22 532 1806 1718 120 the|potentialities|of|the|craft|,|and|crochet|was
e01-055-07 ok 157 17 519 1988 1739 130 revived|with|designs|suitable|for|contemporary
e01-055-08 ok 157 19 534 2163 1826 138 trends|.|Crochet|today|has|a|variety|of|uses|,|and
e01-055-09 ok 156 21 515 2327 1864 142 has|even|stepped|into|the|field|of|high|fashion|.
e01-059-00 ok 179 30 395 753 1682 138 In|some|of|the|elegant|boutiques|of|Paris
e01-059-01 ok 179 28 389 926 1538 122 hand-crocheted|blouses|,|gossamer|fine|in
e01-059-02 ok 178 30 369 1109 1701 124 texture|,|are|sold|at|a|very|high|price|.|With|a
e01-059-03 ok 179 37 381 1284 1802 84 little|time|and|concentration|the|woman|at|home|can
e01-059-04 ok 175 36 387 1476 1773 113 produce|fashion|articles|as|elegant|as|those|of
e01-059-05 ok 178 32 393 1653 1603 102 Paris|-|a|blouse|,|delicate|gloves|or|a|fine
e01-059-06 ok 179 35 381 1823 1715 125 edging|for|collar|,|cuffs|or|a|handkerchief|.
e01-062-00 ok 175 35 357 764 1782 82 In|the|home|,|crochet|lace|can|be|used|to|make
e01-062-01 ok 181 38 344 941 1669 114 tablecloths|,|traycloths|and|runners|,|and|edgings
e01-062-02 ok 179 25 346 1115 1596 115 from|heavy|to|fine|can|fulfil|a|variety|of
e01-062-03 ok 179 42 345 1282 1813 106 functions|.|The|art|of|crochet|is|not|difficult|and
e01-062-04 ok 175 39 352 1469 1646 138 it|is|reasonably|quick|to|work|.|In|the|following
e01-062-05 ok 173 37 346 1652 1783 110 pages|simple|diagrams|and|instructions|are|given
e01-062-06 ok 178 30 355 1830 1761 114 to|enable|the|beginner|to|master|all|the|essential
e01-062-07 ok 177 14 367 2013 643 64 crochet|stitches|.
e01-081-00 ok 156 36 445 653 1572 97 First|launder|crochet|and|then|pin|to|the|required
e01-081-01 err 161 39 408 825 1641 139 shape|,|ensuring|that|all|lines|of|the|crochet|are
e01-081-02 ok 160 44 397 1018 1750 90 accurate|.|Place|crochet|in|correct|position|on|linen|and
e01-081-03 ok 160 33 394 1178 1552 142 secure|with|pins|.|Run|a|line|of|basting|stitches
e01-081-04 ok 159 39 386 1350 1752 149 on|the|linen|following|the|outline|of|the|crochet|edges
e01-081-05 ok 156 39 399 1545 1770 81 which|are|to|be|attached|to|the|linen|.|Remove|crochet|.
e01-086-00 ok 158 41 391 727 1646 77 Two|methods|can|be|used|to|join|the|crochet|to|the|linen|:
e01-086-01 err 160 39 385 879 1635 124 (|a|)|Button|Stitch|round|the|outline|of|basting|stitches|,
e01-086-02 ok 159 30 465 1067 1595 127 the|knotted|part|of|the|button|stitch|lying|on|the
e01-086-03 ok 160 30 455 1243 1593 105 outside|edge|.|Oversew|crochet|to|button|stitch|.
e01-086-04 err 157 38 359 1400 1733 147 (|b|)|Turn|under|a|small|hem|,|with|fold|lying|on|line
e01-086-05 err 155 29 473 1562 1649 192 of|basting|stitches|.|Work|a|row|of|dc|all|round
e01-086-06 err 158 24 471 1786 1297 115 this|hem|,|with|3|dc|at|each|corner|.
e01-092-00 ok 180 26 358 727 1742 90 Oversew|crochet|to|the|dc.|A|household|word|,
e01-092-01 ok 179 26 349 904 1745 97 Coats|Mercer-Crochet|possesses|qualities|which
e01-092-02 ok 179 26 346 1089 1702 84 are|of|the|utmost|importance|to|the|worker|.
e01-092-03 ok 181 33 352 1255 1724 108 It|washes|beautifully|,|never|loses|its|colour
e01-092-04 ok 179 33 343 1441 1673 105 nor|becomes|'|stringy|'|,|is|very|elastic|and
e01-092-05 ok 178 29 331 1622 1837 105 preserves|the|beauty|of|the|design|.|It|is|easy
e01-092-06 ok 181 29 337 1800 1719 102 to|work|with|,|soft|,|glossy|and|of|uniform
e01-092-07 ok 179 26 338 1985 1531 75 thickness|-|it|is|the|ideal|crochet|thread|.
e01-102-00 ok 183 29 358 762 1753 96 Remember|that|texture|plays|an|important|part|in
e01-102-01 ok 181 27 355 937 1775 97 the|beauty|of|crochet|.|The|finer|mercerised|threads
e01-102-02 ok 181 34 353 1119 1718 91 are|more|effective|for|the|delicate|designs|used|for
e01-102-03 ok 180 37 357 1305 1748 99 tablecloths|,|doilies|,|edgings|and|accessories|,|while
e01-102-04 ok 177 28 348 1487 1546 91 the|heavier|threads|are|used|for|bedspreads|,
e01-102-05 ok 177 28 345 1653 1706 108 chairbacks|,|luncheon|mats|,|etc.|Crochet|hooks
e01-102-06 ok 179 31 340 1843 1677 85 are|made|of|steel|,|composition|or|bone|.|Steel
e01-102-07 ok 180 29 346 2011 1714 104 crochet|hooks|range|in|size|from|number|3/0|,
e01-102-08 ok 175 23 351 2198 1437 99 the|largest|,|to|number|8|,|the|smallest|.
e01-107-00 ok 165 27 370 707 1729 80 Each|size|of|hook|is|made|for|use|with|a|certain
e01-107-01 ok 165 24 388 884 1675 86 size|of|thread|.|To|ensure|the|correct|results|,
e01-107-02 ok 165 26 396 1057 1713 97 it|is|important|that|you|use|the|size|of|hook
e01-107-03 ok 168 20 389 1224 1640 105 specified|in|the|directions|.|These|are|the
e01-107-04 ok 165 23 386 1392 1728 93 correct|numbers|to|use|with|Mercer-Crochet|:
e01-107-05 ok 163 23 388 1586 1701 103 Directions|are|given|for|a|small|practice
e01-107-06 ok 166 22 386 1753 1714 121 piece|for|each|stitch|that|you|learn|.|When
e01-107-07 ok 166 20 396 1926 1474 110 you|have|become|proficient|in|these
e01-107-08 ok 167 25 383 2120 1599 93 stitches|,|attractive|articles|can|be|made
e01-107-09 ok 167 19 366 2282 1776 112 from|the|directions|included|in|this|book|.
e01-113-00 ok 168 19 362 687 1659 108 1|.|Grasp|thread|near|end|between|thumb
e01-113-01 ok 168 18 367 872 1470 108 and|forefinger|.|2|.|Make|a|loop|by
e01-113-02 ok 168 23 375 1053 1687 114 lapping|long|thread|over|short|thread|.
e01-113-03 ok 168 19 369 1216 1631 118 3|.|Hold|loop|in|place|between|thumb
e01-113-04 ok 169 27 374 1393 1670 136 and|forefinger|(|Fig.|1|)|.|1|.|Take|hold
e01-113-05 ok 163 18 383 1586 1712 97 of|broad|bar|of|hook|as|you|would|a
e01-113-06 ok 164 21 376 1753 1702 117 pencil|.|Bring|middle|finger|forward|to
e01-113-07 ok 166 11 391 1931 993 112 rest|near|tip|of|hook|.
e01-119-00 ok 162 19 380 891 1675 141 2|.|Insert|hook|through|loop|and|under|long
e01-119-01 ok 162 21 380 1080 1675 129 thread|.|Catch|long|end|of|thread|(|Fig.|2|)|.
e01-119-02 ok 161 22 371 1259 1610 127 Draw|loop|through|.|3|.|Do|not|remove|hook
e01-119-03 ok 158 20 353 1445 1695 103 from|thread|.|Pull|short|end|and|ball|thread
e01-119-04 ok 158 29 360 1630 1750 113 in|opposite|directions|to|bring|loop|close|around
e01-119-05 ok 160 18 370 1809 1639 110 the|end|of|the|hook|,|but|not|too|tight
e01-119-06 ok 161 23 386 1979 1600 113 (|Fig.|3|)|.|Loop|thread|round|little|finger|,
e01-119-07 ok 159 28 387 2163 1691 134 across|palm|and|behind|forefinger|(|Fig.|4|)|.
e02-000-00 ok 191 24 366 672 1705 151 A|great|deal|of|modern|furniture|has|tapered
e02-000-01 ok 189 24 369 865 1696 128 legs|,|and|in|reproduction|period|pieces|they
e02-000-02 ok 189 21 370 1041 1737 139 are|frequently|used|.|The|simpler|varieties|are
e02-000-03 ok 191 18 362 1209 1741 138 extremely|easy|to|work|,|the|four|sides|being
e02-000-04 err 184 21 377 1401 1766 139 simply|planed|to|give|the|required|taper|.|In
e02-000-05 ok 182 21 393 1573 1691 116 the|more|elaborate|varieties|,|however|,|a|toe|is
e02-000-06 ok 187 17 396 1759 1604 123 worked|in|the|solid|,|and|this|certainly
e02-000-07 ok 189 16 386 1940 1048 138 complicates|the|operation|.
e02-014-00 ok 195 23 328 711 1845 125 For|short|ones|a|smoothing|plane|can|be|used|.
e02-014-01 ok 195 29 302 903 1857 106 The|gauge|can|now|be|used|to|nick|in|the|tapers
e02-014-02 ok 195 26 316 1072 1820 121 on|the|newly|planed|surfaces|,|and|these|treated
e02-014-03 ok 196 26 305 1255 1873 105 as|before|.|It|is|unnecessary|to|mark|the|taper|with
e02-014-04 err 191 28 304 1445 1849 101 the|straight-edge|as|one|relies|upon|the|truth
e02-014-05 ok 191 25 297 1596 1812 124 of|the|plane|sole|to|make|the|tapered|surfaces
e02-014-06 err 194 5 306 1781 287 110 straight|.
e02-018-00 ok 161 16 341 711 1964 122 A|glance|at|the|gauge|marks|at|the|bottom
e02-018-01 ok 160 13 322 896 1854 99 end|reveals|when|the|required|amount
e02-018-02 ok 159 18 324 1073 1883 99 has|been|removed|,|and|if|care|is|taken
e02-018-03 ok 160 13 315 1244 1997 125 to|stop|the|plane|short|of|the|squared
e02-018-04 ok 157 18 334 1423 1929 109 pencil|line|at|the|top|,|the|work|will|be
e02-018-05 ok 156 20 317 1599 1943 132 accurate|.|The|straight-edge|can|be|used
e02-018-06 ok 160 20 307 1775 1963 145 to|test|the|straightness|of|the|sides|.
e02-021-00 ok 193 27 377 668 1662 233 Incidentally|,|it|is|better|to
e02-021-01 err 193 28 358 859 1934 240 complete|any|mortising|that|may|be
e02-021-02 err 194 27 331 982 1992 261 needed|at|the|top|before|the|tapering|is
e02-021-03 err 196 27 311 1217 1946 205 begun|.|Some|plain|tapered|legs|have
e02-021-04 err 191 25 283 1415 2077 209 the|taper|on|the|two|inner|faces|only|,
e02-021-05 ok 191 27 301 1567 2002 181 the|outer|surfaces|being|vertical|as
e02-021-06 ok 194 29 326 1729 2131 234 at|(|B|)|,|Fig.|1|.|To|make|a|leg|such|as
e02-021-07 err 194 38 334 1928 2022 198 that|at|(|D|)|,|Fig.|1|,|the|square|is|first
e02-021-08 err 190 25 382 2102 1867 181 marked|out|as|at|(|A|)|,|Fig.|3|.
e02-025-00 ok 179 20 327 715 1863 180 Note|that|squared|lines|marking
e02-025-01 ok 178 10 312 894 1841 132 the|top|member|of|the|toe|are
e02-025-02 ok 180 12 328 1085 1867 119 needed|as|well|as|the|upper|ex-
e02-025-03 ok 180 17 313 1259 1695 134 tent|of|the|taper|,|and|in
e02-025-04 ok 172 15 295 1440 1789 184 this|case|it|is|necessary|to
e02-025-05 ok 173 13 311 1610 1911 152 mark|in|the|line|of|the|taper
e02-025-06 ok 178 19 303 1794 1920 176 with|pencil|and|straight-edge
e02-025-07 err 178 21 291 1982 1896 154 as|at|(|B|)|,|Fig.|3|.|A|saw|cut|is
e02-025-08 ok 171 13 303 2147 1749 145 made|at|the|upper|toe|line
e02-025-09 ok 174 20 294 2328 1970 167 exactly|down|to|the|taper|line|,
e02-025-10 ok 179 5 315 2478 724 159 no|farther|.
e02-074-00 err 190 27 342 725 1745 104 But|why|woodwork|in|particular|?|Well|,|there
e02-074-01 ok 193 26 343 923 1637 96 are|many|reasons|.|Wood|is|in|good|and
e02-074-02 ok 190 30 345 1103 1751 103 common|supply|;|it|lends|itself|to|making
e02-074-03 ok 191 22 344 1264 1620 101 innumerable|useful|household|items|-
e02-074-04 ok 184 29 345 1454 1830 109 furniture|,|fitments|,|garden|items|,|toys|,|etc.|;
e02-074-05 ok 184 24 329 1638 1770 118 it|enables|results|to|be|obtained|fairly
e02-074-06 ok 189 28 325 1808 1790 99 quickly|;|it|is|less|expensive|than|most
e02-074-07 ok 189 28 316 1997 1782 92 other|materials|;|it|is|a|pleasant|material
e02-074-08 err 182 30 311 2180 1730 111 to|work|with|;|and|,|although|it|does
e02-074-09 ok 184 27 310 2349 1771 97 create|a|certain|amount|of|mess|,|it|is
e02-074-10 ok 191 19 336 2531 1740 112 all|clean|and|easily|cleared|away|.
e02-082-00 ok 173 34 320 690 1949 179 This|last|point|is|certainly|important|because|almost
e02-082-01 err 170 19 300 872 1792 202 everyone|has|come|to|recognise|that|machines
e02-082-02 ok 171 19 309 1061 1818 146 are|not|only|an|economic|necessity|,|but|that|a
e02-082-03 ok 170 17 341 1230 1683 189 great|deal|of|drudgery|can|be|avoided|by|the
e02-082-04 err 169 18 328 1394 1753 188 installation|of|a|power|tool|.|As|an|elementary
e02-082-05 err 167 15 323 1578 1731 204 example|,|surely|no|one|can|pretend|to|enjoy
e02-082-06 ok 172 12 308 1765 1799 210 ripping|out|parts|from|hardwood|.|Most|men
e02-082-07 ok 171 24 413 1935 1764 221 would|unhesitatingly|use|a|machine|if|it
e02-082-08 err 163 6 439 2127 596 102 were|available|.
e02-086-00 ok 176 45 358 744 1632 88 Coming|now|to|the|actual|tools|and|their|cost|,|we|begin
e02-086-01 ok 173 49 359 918 1641 78 with|what|we|have|called|a|bare|minimum|kit|.|Probably
e02-086-02 ok 174 42 360 1101 1702 80 most|men|have|some|of|the|tools|already|.|It|will|enable
e02-086-03 ok 174 46 357 1277 1644 81 a|man|to|make|simple|,|straight-forward|things|,|and|in
e02-086-04 ok 168 39 354 1456 1600 88 any|case|may|be|regarded|as|a|good|beginning|to
e02-086-05 ok 168 41 347 1629 1768 64 which|other|tools|can|be|added|as|the|need|arises|.|The
e02-086-06 ok 174 49 354 1809 1668 83 nature|of|the|work|will|probably|dictate|the|additions
e02-086-07 ok 175 41 357 1991 1703 85 to|be|made|,|but|as|a|guide|we|have|given|a|fuller|kit
e02-086-08 ok 169 38 359 2162 1592 93 which|increases|the|range|of|things|that|can|be
e02-086-09 ok 166 14 359 2350 529 72 made|enormously|.
e02-091-00 ok 153 19 321 668 1824 136 As|a|still|further|development|,|we|follow
e02-091-01 ok 152 22 291 889 1908 122 with|a|good|basic|kit|,|which|includes
e02-091-02 err 152 19 295 1044 1914 149 the|fuller|kit|(|which|in|its|turn|,|of|course|,
e02-091-03 err 149 16 305 1270 1718 88 includes|the|bare|minimum|kit|)|.
e02-091-04 ok 145 19 295 1431 1812 139 With|this|the|vast|majority|of|jobs
e02-091-05 ok 143 12 336 1621 1740 124 can|be|done|,|though|for|advanced
e02-091-06 ok 151 14 314 1804 1643 132 cabinet|work|the|necessity|for
e02-091-07 ok 151 12 341 1966 1629 124 certain|special|tools|will|become
e02-091-08 ok 145 4 349 2170 414 71 obvious|.
e02-094-00 ok 156 24 352 896 1857 117 Lastly|,|we|suggest|certain|power|tools|and
e02-094-01 ok 159 21 341 1081 1576 91 machines|,|the|choice|of|which|will
e02-094-02 ok 159 23 354 1254 1872 113 depend|partly|upon|the|space|available
e02-094-03 ok 155 18 349 1439 1755 100 in|the|workshop|,|the|amount|one
e02-094-04 ok 155 19 315 1615 1885 124 is|prepared|to|pay|,|and|the|type|of
e02-094-05 ok 162 26 323 1799 1841 108 work|a|man|normally|does|.|First|,
e02-094-06 ok 162 24 340 1963 1913 126 however|,|a|word|of|advice|generally|.
e02-094-07 ok 157 23 352 2159 1823 101 Do|not|buy|so-called|cheap|tools|or
e02-094-08 ok 158 16 349 2328 1869 109 machines|.|They|never|are|cheap|in|the
e02-094-09 ok 162 18 368 2507 1875 107 long|run|.|They|may|be|inaccurate|,
e02-100-00 ok 176 34 417 572 1610 80 Most|tools|have|to|lead|an|intensive|life|,|and|faults
e02-100-01 ok 179 43 375 748 1725 90 in|design|or|quality|soon|become|apparent|.|It|is|far
e02-100-02 ok 177 28 351 930 1591 89 better|to|pay|the|fair|price|for|a|tool|of|good
e02-100-03 err 174 38 349 1106 1719 83 quality|,|and|not|handicap|yourself|from|the|start|.
e02-100-04 ok 174 41 366 1284 1683 85 To|put|it|in|a|slightly|different|way|,|do|not|allow
e02-100-05 ok 166 35 340 1465 1605 82 yourself|to|blame|the|tools|when|the|job|does
e02-100-06 ok 162 22 333 1646 877 92 not|turn|out|quite|right|!
e02-117-00 ok 183 28 354 727 1694 130 Many|men|with|only|limited|accommodation
e02-117-01 ok 186 25 357 903 1806 78 have|to|do|their|woodwork|on|the|kitchen|table|.
e02-117-02 ok 189 27 367 1079 1671 154 Providing|this|is|sound|,|some|perfectly|good
e02-117-03 ok 190 28 369 1265 1792 89 work|can|be|done|on|it|,|but|the|usual|problems
e02-117-04 err 190 27 362 1436 1829 154 are|those|of|the|vice|,|the|bench|stop|,|and|storage
e02-117-05 ok 189 25 371 1614 1649 119 place|for|tools|.|The|combined|bench|top|and
e02-117-06 ok 195 22 367 1799 1703 144 tool|cupboard|shown|here|has|been|specially
e02-117-07 ok 195 25 374 1973 1594 122 designed|and|made|for|WOODWORKER
e02-117-08 ok 190 16 371 2156 1373 188 readers|who|have|this|difficulty|.
e04-000-00 ok 187 47 361 767 1708 110 HERE|is|a|project|that|will|be|welcomed|by|the
e04-000-01 ok 185 39 359 946 1590 105 family|man|or|father-to-be|.|Unlike|many
e04-000-02 ok 183 47 349 1117 1731 105 commercial|articles|,|this|chair|is|solidly|built|and
e04-000-03 ok 182 47 363 1289 1752 134 capable|of|withstanding|the|heavy|handling|of|the
e04-000-04 ok 182 47 332 1466 1819 135 most|destructive|youngster|.|Almost|any|available
e04-000-05 ok 177 34 356 1667 1559 103 timber|can|be|used|but|Parana|pine|is
e04-000-06 ok 182 42 337 1834 1702 114 recommended|,|being|cheap|,|easy|to|work|,|and
e04-000-07 ok 181 23 344 2009 908 114 taking|a|good|finish|.
e04-004-00 ok 157 41 381 708 1832 117 Start|by|making|the|two|side|frames|from|1|in.|by|1|1/4|in.|planed
e04-004-01 ok 157 46 369 886 1918 120 timber|as|shown|in|Fig.|1|.|Although|the|timber|will|have|already
e04-004-02 ok 157 34 379 1064 1837 131 been|machine|planed|,|remember|to|go|over|each|piece|with
e04-004-03 ok 159 32 385 1236 1823 134 a|smoothing|plane|,|otherwise|the|marks|left|by|the|cutters
e04-004-04 ok 156 44 365 1426 1859 124 will|show|up|after|painting|.|The|dimensions|given|enable|the
e04-004-05 ok 157 38 380 1599 1767 132 feeding|tray|to|slide|over|a|30|in.|table|,|but|the|height
e04-004-06 ok 156 19 387 1777 895 115 can|be|altered|if|required|.
e04-008-00 ok 160 40 393 704 1731 119 All|the|joints|are|simple|halving|joints|glued|and|pinned|,
e04-008-01 ok 155 31 398 892 1809 74 which|should|nevertheless|be|cut|with|care|to|ensure|a|neat
e04-008-02 err 157 43 406 1060 1792 113 appearance|.|The|side|frames|are|joined|by|four|cross|pieces
e04-008-03 err 159 42 371 1240 1920 113 each|1|1/4|in.|by|1/2|in.|by|14|in.|which|fit|into|the|recesses|(|C|)|,
e04-008-04 ok 153 10 357 1424 509 111 cut|to|fit|them|.
e04-011-00 ok 166 30 354 729 1651 148 See|Fig.|2|.|These|are|then|glued|and
e04-011-01 ok 167 42 361 904 1841 125 pinned|into|place|.|A|similar|piece|of|1|in.
e04-011-02 ok 165 40 355 1081 1822 129 by|1|1/4|in.|by|14|in.|timber|is|fixed|across
e04-011-03 ok 165 31 349 1249 1764 167 the|end|of|the|feeding|tray|as|seen|in
e04-011-04 ok 167 34 350 1442 1786 133 Fig.|3|which|also|shows|how|a|piece|of
e04-011-05 ok 164 41 350 1624 1951 113 hardboard|is|covered|with|plastic|material
e04-011-06 ok 165 38 327 1771 1972 181 for|easy|cleaning|and|then|fixed|underneath
e04-011-07 ok 165 34 339 1973 1895 133 the|frame|with|panel|pins|to|complete
e04-011-08 ok 166 15 338 2136 846 163 the|feeding|tray|.
e04-015-00 ok 168 34 358 729 1702 137 Cut|this|piece|of|hardboard|so|that|it
e04-015-01 ok 169 32 362 917 1628 146 fits|up|against|the|front|legs|of|the
e04-015-02 ok 170 37 368 1102 1722 119 chair|.|The|seat|rests|across|the|upper|two
e04-015-03 ok 168 40 367 1279 1843 128 cross|pieces|and|is|made|of|1/2|in.|plywood
e04-015-04 ok 168 47 351 1467 2016 116 glued|and|panel|pinned|in|position|,|measurements
e04-015-05 ok 167 38 348 1630 1867 146 being|taken|directly|from|the|work|.|Fig.|4
e04-015-06 ok 167 32 333 1808 1768 108 shows|the|framework|for|the|back|which
e04-015-07 err 166 36 342 1991 1720 129 is|made|from|1|1/4|in.|by|1/2|in.|timber|.
e04-019-00 ok 174 23 421 745 1714 107 The|amount|of|the|backward|tilt|and
e04-019-01 ok 173 30 308 920 1854 145 also|the|height|is|left|to|personal|choice
e04-019-02 ok 174 25 325 1103 1795 161 and|the|width|is|best|taken|directly
e04-019-03 ok 175 22 339 1248 1803 196 from|the|work|to|ensure|a|good|fit|.
e04-019-04 ok 171 29 340 1448 1742 145 Fix|the|piece|A|to|the|sides|first
e04-019-05 ok 172 27 321 1630 1817 188 with|glue|and|panel|pins|and|then|fit
e04-019-06 err 172 27 325 1802 1722 191 the|frame|together|with|the|piece
e04-019-07 ok 171 26 338 2000 1827 174 B|temporarily|in|place|on|the|chair
e04-019-08 ok 171 5 339 2139 281 158 frame|.
e04-022-00 ok 173 32 347 727 1628 156 Decide|on|the|required|angle|of|slope|,
e04-022-01 ok 174 28 356 927 1803 173 keeping|B|flat|on|the|chair|seat|,|and|mark
e04-022-02 ok 173 36 341 1096 1750 144 off|the|exact|position|of|B|on|the|side
e04-022-03 ok 173 29 348 1283 1781 111 pieces|.|These|can|then|be|cut|at|the|correct
e04-022-04 err 171 29 327 1468 1783 170 angle|and|B|is|glued|and|nailed|in|place|.
e04-022-05 ok 170 27 344 1642 1844 123 A|piece|of|hardboard|is|then|cut|and|pinned
e04-022-06 ok 172 25 336 1813 1810 154 to|the|frame|and|its|edges|planed|off
e04-022-07 err 175 5 335 1966 232 161 flush|.
e04-026-00 ok 175 36 376 742 1770 121 Finally|attach|the|back|firmly|to|the|sides|with
e04-026-01 ok 172 38 368 895 1758 126 screws|driven|from|the|inside|.|The|footrest|is|a
e04-026-02 err 171 33 345 1090 1679 161 piece|of|timber|14|in.|long|and|about|1/2|in.
e04-026-03 ok 171 34 356 1271 1816 165 by|4|in.|attached|to|the|front|legs|with|a|pair
e04-026-04 ok 169 45 348 1466 1913 157 of|angle|irons|as|shown|in|Fig.|5|.|When|determining
e04-026-05 err 169 32 350 1632 1768 151 the|position|of|the|footrest|,|do|not|place|too|near
e04-026-06 err 169 27 353 1809 1849 177 the|seat|to|allow|for|the|growth|of|baby's|legs|.
e04-030-00 ok 171 37 360 726 1713 163 To|complete|the|job|,|screw|two|fittings|to|the
e04-030-01 ok 170 37 348 893 1747 123 inside|of|the|chair|arms|about|2|1/2|in.|from|the
e04-030-02 err 172 35 344 1090 1735 133 back|to|hold|the|baby's|safety|harness|.|These|can|be
e04-030-03 ok 173 34 344 1256 1763 166 made|by|shaping|and|soldering|two|pieces|of|stout
e04-030-04 ok 170 34 346 1468 1662 144 wire|as|shown|in|Fig.|6|.|Make|sure|that|these
e04-030-05 ok 171 34 359 1635 1786 118 are|well|secured|as|they|will|have|to|withstand
e04-030-06 ok 175 38 363 1822 1775 150 considerable|pulling|as|the|child|becomes|older|.
e04-034-00 err 193 42 358 715 1809 109 Punch|in|all|nail|and|panel|pin|heads|and|fill|the|holes
e04-034-01 ok 193 44 367 894 1734 117 with|plastic|wood|.|Then|thoroughly|glasspaper|the|whole
e04-034-02 err 191 30 341 1074 1727 126 framework|and|round|off|any|sharp|edges|(|such|as|the
e04-034-03 err 193 41 368 1241 1709 150 edge|of|the|seat|,|feeding|tray|,|etc|)|.|Fill|the|grain|with|a
e04-034-04 ok 191 36 359 1447 1780 119 woodfiller|in|the|usual|way|and|paint|the|frame|in
e04-034-05 ok 188 36 373 1620 1780 142 a|suitable|pastel|shade|,|using|a|contrasting|colour
e04-034-06 ok 191 32 349 1788 1751 138 for|the|seat|and|the|back|which|can|be|decorated|with
e04-034-07 ok 192 22 364 1981 1060 126 a|suitable|nursery|transfer|.
e04-038-00 ok 191 40 354 721 1794 125 Avoid|using|lead-based|paint|as|this|could|prove|poisonous
e04-038-01 ok 192 47 346 899 1873 131 if|junior|decides|to|bite|the|chair|.|Finally|,|it|is|as|well
e04-038-02 ok 192 38 342 1078 1830 120 to|cover|the|footrest|with|rubber|or|any|such|protective
e04-038-03 ok 189 38 353 1265 1801 107 material|that|might|be|available|as|otherwise|the
e04-038-04 ok 190 24 344 1443 1176 116 paint|would|soon|be|scratched|off|.
e04-038-05 err 185 33 365 1597 1802 139 (|J.H.P.|)|BUILDING|your|own|boat|is|a|most
e04-038-06 ok 191 27 351 1794 1203 134 satisfying|and|worthwhile|project|.
e04-043-00 ok 163 33 332 690 1793 146 Here|are|the|plans|of|a|very|seaworthy|little
e04-043-01 ok 159 34 337 885 1782 128 rowing|dinghy|many|of|which|I|have|built|and
e04-043-02 ok 160 42 330 1073 1747 107 sold|.|It|is|especially|designed|for|simplicity|in
e04-043-03 ok 160 36 325 1258 1807 108 construction|,|cheapness|and|lightness|of|weight|,
e04-043-04 ok 157 34 330 1441 1795 97 and|measures|approximately|8|ft.|by|4|ft.|She
e04-043-05 ok 156 31 330 1615 1822 102 weighs|only|60|lb.|but|can|carry|three|people
e04-043-06 ok 157 28 341 1790 1774 90 and|an|outboard|motor|with|a|comfortable
e04-043-07 ok 159 19 354 1960 872 108 margin|of|freeboard|.
e04-052-00 ok 163 35 358 703 1780 109 For|instance|,|in|Canada|we|use|galvanised|nails
e04-052-01 ok 162 34 355 890 1879 115 in|place|of|screws|.|We|just|bend|them|over|and|clamp
e04-052-02 err 163 39 329 1056 1845 132 firmly|by|using|a|hammer|on|each|side|.|Over|here|I|'ve
e04-052-03 ok 163 37 320 1249 1884 124 always|used|brass|screws|,|which|are|more|expensive|.|The|first
e04-052-04 err 160 48 296 1428 2009 115 job|is|to|make|your|moulds|.|In|Fig.|1|it|quotes|3/4|in.|five-ply|,
e04-052-05 err 158 35 333 1618 1930 114 but|to|save|money|any|scrap|may|be|used|,|and|if|this
e04-052-06 ok 158 37 337 1798 1969 104 is|nailed|and|glued|together|strongly|,|it|may|be|marked
e04-052-07 ok 159 15 353 1975 854 105 and|cut|to|shape|later|.
e04-058-00 ok 162 31 324 726 1744 161 If|you|do|not|have|a|wooden|floor|on|which|to|anchor
e04-058-01 ok 161 38 337 916 1735 140 the|moulds|,|make|a|frame|of|rough|lumber|as|shown|in
e04-058-02 ok 162 44 332 1077 1734 166 Fig.|2|.|The|main|idea|is|to|have|the|moulds|standing|as
e04-058-03 ok 162 49 343 1265 1692 148 rigid|as|possible|,|for|it|is|on|these|you|will|be|building
e04-058-04 ok 161 47 341 1450 1665 150 and|shaping|your|little|craft|,|upside-down|.|For|cheapness
e04-058-05 ok 160 40 352 1615 1662 165 I|recommend|using|Douglas|Fir|Plywood|from|British
e04-058-06 ok 158 11 347 1825 224 80 Columbia|.
e04-062-00 ok 168 42 315 775 1837 82 This|is|hot|pressed|and|resin|bonded|to|ensure
e04-062-01 ok 168 39 296 947 1898 108 a|permanently|water|proof|glue|line|.|Be|sure|to
e04-062-02 err 167 45 305 1124 2056 101 see|that|the|edge|bears|the|mark|,|P.M.B.C.|Exterior|.
e04-062-03 err 165 41 291 1304 2089 100 This|may|be|bought|at|any|good|timber|merchants|.
e04-062-04 err 164 37 287 1497 2005 82 The|transoms|can|be|made|of|any|sound|five-ply
e04-062-05 err 165 39 262 1670 2168 89 wood|of|the|same|make|,|or|oak|or|mahogany|.|For|the
e04-062-06 err 164 33 275 1835 2100 102 last|one|I|made|,|I|used|the|two|flaps|from|an|old
e04-062-07 ok 166 35 266 2018 2122 112 mahogany|table|which|I|bought|at|a|sale|for|one
e04-062-08 ok 160 11 264 2191 366 121 shilling|.
e04-068-00 ok 171 38 344 773 1796 77 I|have|also|included|a|sketch|of|paddles|I|make|for
e04-068-01 err 168 58 333 934 1874 115 rowing|this|dinghy|(|Fig.|3|)|.|They|are|very|simple|,|cheap
e04-068-02 ok 168 41 336 1122 1751 95 and|easy|to|make|.|As|will|be|seen|from|the|plan
e04-068-03 ok 168 44 342 1303 1783 100 there|is|only|a|single|gunwale|on|the|outside|.
e04-068-04 ok 167 36 349 1462 1918 119 I|find|that|the|type|of|rowlock|we|use|in|Canada
e04-068-05 err 166 50 344 1652 1981 91 is|difficult|to|obtain|here|and|expensive|.|I|overcome
e04-068-06 err 164 34 338 1839 1442 96 this|in|another|way|as|shown|in|Fig.|4|.
e04-079-00 ok 147 6 410 680 1466 103 Cut|the|moulds|and|the
e04-079-01 ok 149 13 392 854 1619 127 transoms|to|shape|as|in|the
e04-079-02 ok 148 11 402 1029 1655 182 detailed|drawings|.|If|you|have
e04-079-03 ok 148 12 389 1227 1556 144 a|wooden|floor|you|can|use
e04-079-04 err 147 14 374 1367 1625 166 '|A|'|frames|fastened|to|the|floor
e04-079-05 ok 145 15 362 1574 1702 144 if|not|,|use|a|strong|horizontal
e04-079-06 err 146 16 379 1758 1687 150 frame|that|will|sit|firmly|on
e04-079-07 ok 147 11 381 1938 1596 149 the|ground|or|concrete|floor|.|I
e04-079-08 ok 145 9 385 2125 1641 125 use|a|heavy|old|base|as|in
e04-079-09 ok 145 7 399 2287 460 158 Fig.|2|.
e04-083-00 ok 182 11 336 712 1631 119 The|edges|of|the|transoms|should|be|bevelled|to
e04-083-01 ok 182 17 323 887 1733 127 correspond|to|the|sides|and|bottom|of|the|boat|.
e04-083-02 ok 181 22 334 1057 1769 137 Don't|forget|to|cut|out|on|each|side|of|each|mould
e04-083-03 ok 183 14 321 1234 1557 128 to|allow|for|the|chines|to|rest|in|these
e04-083-04 ok 179 12 354 1416 1613 127 notches|,|as|they|are|not|fastened|to|the
e04-083-05 ok 176 18 367 1594 1532 135 moulds|,|which|will|only|be|used|whilst
e04-083-06 ok 177 12 344 1762 1194 86 the|hull|is|under|construction|.
e04-086-00 ok 165 31 331 710 1817 125 The|chine|is|the|long|stringer|on|each|side|which
e04-086-01 err 165 36 344 889 1766 113 is|joined|to|both|transoms|and|lies|in|the|grooves
e04-086-02 err 167 27 343 1071 1800 122 cut|in|the|moulds|.|Each|chine|is|made|of|oak|,
e04-086-03 ok 166 29 337 1261 1772 111 ash|,|spruce|or|any|long|grained|flexible|wood|.|I
e04-086-04 ok 164 24 347 1427 1747 131 prefer|spruce|when|available|.|As|will|be|seen
e04-086-05 err 162 26 351 1613 1678 118 in|the|plan|,|the|transoms|have|a|frame|1|in.|by|1|in.
e04-086-06 ok 165 11 359 1798 604 74 on|each|side|.
e04-091-00 ok 177 31 361 711 1736 134 The|chines|are|morticed|into|this|and|butt|up
e04-091-01 ok 176 24 395 916 1618 109 against|the|transom|.|Start|at|the|bow|and
e04-091-02 ok 176 25 413 1097 1673 106 spring|them|both|at|the|same|time|over|the
e04-091-03 ok 175 27 410 1269 1701 74 slots|cut|in|the|moulds|and|into|the|notches
e04-091-04 ok 175 24 403 1444 1609 122 cut|for|this|purpose|in|the|stern|or|after
e04-091-05 err 172 31 406 1619 1699 123 transom|framing|.|Glue|,|screw|and|make|fast|.
e04-095-00 ok 175 27 375 706 1746 148 The|skeleton|of|the|boat|will|now|take|shape|,
e04-095-01 ok 174 29 379 906 1751 123 and|this|is|the|time|to|check|before|making|fast
e04-095-02 ok 174 27 390 1085 1681 113 to|see|that|nothing|is|distorted|.|Ensure|that
e04-095-03 ok 174 28 394 1262 1749 109 the|outside|measurements|from|transom|to|transom
e04-095-04 ok 174 23 410 1451 1751 123 are|equal|on|each|side|and|that|the|transoms
e04-095-05 ok 172 32 413 1626 1760 114 are|parallel|horizontally|.|Next|bevel|the|chines
e04-095-06 ok 169 30 369 1798 1819 113 with|a|plane|so|that|the|bottom|will|fit|snugly|.
e04-099-00 ok 175 25 392 732 1773 120 Cut|out|the|bottom|and|sides|accurately|from|the
e04-099-01 ok 174 29 375 902 1770 126 plan|measurements|but|leave|sufficient|margin|for
e04-099-02 ok 174 29 383 1085 1736 126 planing|after|fixing|to|the|boat|.|Use|your|two
e04-099-03 ok 173 24 391 1241 1581 143 lengths|of|8|ft.|by|4|ft.|ply|for|this
e04-099-04 ok 174 29 354 1429 1787 131 purpose|,|the|sides|from|one|,|and|the|bottom|from
e04-099-05 ok 170 22 349 1619 1755 102 the|other|.|If|care|is|taken|not|to|waste|the
e04-099-06 ok 170 32 369 1791 1794 133 ply|,|plenty|of|material|is|left|over|for|the|thwarts|.
e04-103-00 ok 171 23 341 728 1772 142 Having|trimmed|up|the|chines|,|we|are|now|ready
e04-103-01 ok 174 29 342 900 1715 151 to|plank|the|sides|.|Start|again|at|the|bows|,
e04-103-02 err 173 33 345 1079 1760 146 clamping|into|position|with|a|'|D|'|clamp|.|Bend
e04-103-03 ok 175 35 343 1244 1812 153 round|the|frame|to|the|stern|and|clamp|there|.|If
e04-103-04 ok 175 44 345 1431 1797 153 you|have|a|third|clamp|use|it|in|the|centre|as
e04-103-05 ok 174 35 344 1615 1772 154 well|.|After|generously|covering|with|glue|,|screw
e04-103-06 ok 178 47 343 1781 1816 169 the|sides|to|the|transom|framing|and|the|chine|.
e04-109-00 ok 178 33 360 726 1725 161 Use|5/8|by|No.|4|gauge|screws|(|brass|)|or|nail
e04-109-01 ok 176 44 359 900 1716 164 with|inch|and|a|quarter|galvanized|nails|,|if
e04-109-02 ok 179 43 371 1079 1761 173 you|are|doing|it|that|way|.|Use|flat|head|screws
e04-109-03 err 175 45 365 1257 1748 163 about|4|in.|apart|and|do|not|counter-sink|in
e04-109-04 ok 180 45 368 1424 1743 184 the|1/4|in.|ply|.|Make|a|very|small|hole|for
e04-109-05 ok 176 63 353 1606 1767 175 the|screw|to|allow|for|a|good|grip|.|Remember
e04-109-06 ok 180 27 362 1775 921 186 to|glue|before|screwing|.
e04-114-00 ok 183 50 368 726 1729 175 Clean|up|with|the|plane|ready|for|the|bottom|,
e04-114-01 err 177 45 352 907 1750 203 which|is|cut|in|one|piece|.|It|should|overlap|just|a
e04-114-02 ok 180 55 336 1115 1722 179 trifle|;|this|can|be|cleaned|up|later|.|As|you|are
e04-114-03 ok 181 61 321 1295 1776 166 screwing|and|gluing|this|piece|to|the|chines|it|is
e04-114-04 ok 177 57 328 1459 1727 164 necessary|to|be|careful|not|to|miss|the|chine|with
e04-114-05 ok 178 52 314 1645 1778 174 the|screws|.|I|prefer|spacing|screws|3|in.|apart|for
e04-114-06 ok 182 67 344 1817 1765 168 the|bottom|,|both|for|screwing|to|the|chines|and
e04-114-07 ok 178 43 327 1988 1327 183 the|bottom|shaped|transom|facing|.
e04-119-00 err 179 36 374 722 1730 157 Again|,|don't|forget|to|glue|.|Now|put|on|the|keel|and
e04-119-01 ok 178 34 341 909 1801 146 the|rubbing|strakes|and|you|are|ready|to|lift|the|boat|off
e04-119-02 ok 179 37 335 1087 1858 129 the|moulds|.|You|won't|want|them|again|for|this|boat|,|so
e04-119-03 ok 179 37 339 1264 1860 139 shift|them|right|out|of|the|way|.|Place|the|boat|right|side
e04-119-04 ok 180 36 342 1422 1711 184 up|on|two|boxes|or|trestles|of|convenient|height|for
e04-119-05 err 176 7 377 1633 246 135 working|.
e04-124-00 err 181 35 330 737 1666 119 Fix|on|the|gunwales|and|insert|the|thwarts|(|seats|)
e04-124-01 ok 182 38 339 920 1758 138 taking|care|to|reinforce|the|sides|of|the|dinghy|at|the|seats
e04-124-02 ok 181 38 310 1089 1689 111 with|vertical|members|as|shown|in|the|plans|.|Make|the
e04-124-03 err 181 33 280 1242 1719 173 four|blocks|for|the|rowlocks|and|mark|their|positions
e04-124-04 ok 183 36 320 1455 1775 145 before|riveting|on|the|gunwales|so|that|you|do|not|put
e04-124-05 err 179 39 329 1626 1849 140 a|rivet|where|you|will|have|to|cut|out|the|inside|(|gunwale|)
e04-124-06 ok 179 17 339 1803 690 145 one|to|fit|the|block|.
e04-127-00 ok 178 40 347 722 1782 167 I|rivet|my|gunwales|together|through|the|side|of|the|hull
e04-127-01 ok 177 36 344 919 1585 115 with|copper|nails|and|roves|.|It|greatly|improves|the
e04-127-02 err 178 44 339 1095 1829 126 appearance|and|the|strength|.|Paint|with|good|marine|primer|,
e04-127-03 ok 179 40 339 1247 1655 176 undercoat|and|at|least|one|coat|of|finishing|paint|.
e04-127-04 ok 175 48 352 1443 1864 163 WHEN|an|assortment|of|differently|coloured|materials|are|cut
e04-127-05 ok 173 38 358 1620 1770 146 into|a|variety|of|shapes|they|can|be|combined|by|either
e04-127-06 err 175 24 367 1783 1037 168 making|fabric|pictures|or|designs|.
e04-132-00 ok 172 29 375 726 1778 142 While|these|may|ultimately|be|made|into|a|picture
e04-132-01 ok 174 27 358 898 1708 139 for|framing|and|hanging|on|a|wall|,|they|may
e04-132-02 ok 174 23 379 1094 1636 103 also|be|arranged|into|a|design|,|and|the
e04-132-03 ok 174 31 328 1259 1693 137 resulting|panel|utilized|for|decorating|a|useful
e04-132-04 ok 170 6 365 1457 238 60 article|.
e06-000-00 ok 193 28 371 725 1604 133 This|could|hardly|happen|without|the
e06-000-01 ok 191 25 384 899 1705 135 herring|having|some|orientation|with|the
e06-000-02 ok 190 23 369 1091 1808 115 sea|bottom|.|It|means|that|the|crowding
e06-000-03 ok 192 25 365 1276 1812 139 is|caused|during|the|daytime|,|and|that
e06-000-04 ok 191 26 398 1439 1839 137 the|herring|must|continue|to|migrate|over
e06-000-05 ok 190 19 428 1609 1791 133 the|ground|as|well|as|in|midwater|and
e06-000-06 ok 189 29 395 1811 1874 126 during|the|swim|(|the|swim|at|East|Anglia
e06-000-07 err 191 15 380 1985 1065 116 is|always|from|the|north|)|.
e06-003-00 ok 180 10 378 703 1514 183 Thus|we|can|see|that|herring
e06-003-01 ok 179 11 364 875 1499 173 movements|,|although|primarily
e06-003-02 err 177 14 335 1059 1682 177 instinctive|perhaps|,|and|certainly
e06-003-03 err 178 10 341 1240 1868 186 helped|and|hindered|by|water|flow|,
e06-003-04 ok 178 14 355 1414 1917 180 are|also|closely|related|to|the|sea-bed
e06-003-05 ok 177 10 368 1597 1774 192 geography|.|Geography|,|too|,|names|the
e06-003-06 ok 176 14 372 1781 1806 197 great|fisheries|that|depend|on|them|:
e06-003-07 err 177 15 372 1949 1800 191 the|Fladen|Ground|(|where|again|most|big
e06-003-08 err 178 14 355 2111 1855 189 shots|are|taken|on|the|edges|)|,|the|Gut|,
e06-003-09 err 179 12 383 2315 1832 164 a|deep-water|channel|to|the|Dogger|where
e06-003-10 ok 179 11 379 2486 1702 180 the|herring|spawn|along|the|northern
e06-006-00 ok 180 26 341 758 1810 91 The|effect|of|bottom|congestion|due|to
e06-006-01 ok 180 36 350 939 1764 95 the|light|pressure|is|inevitably|mixed
e06-006-02 ok 180 35 359 1119 1710 94 with|that|of|the|suitability|of|ground
e06-006-03 ok 179 36 348 1298 1748 101 for|spawning|.|Both|result|in|crowding|,
e06-006-04 ok 179 26 345 1482 1814 79 so|there|is|no|need|to|try|to|separate
e06-006-05 ok 178 29 342 1658 1796 91 them|-|thank|Heaven|!|A|good|picture|of
e06-006-06 ok 180 33 345 1839 1883 102 this|is|seen|on|the|150|miles|of|spawning
e06-006-07 ok 179 32 344 2018 1856 87 grounds|from|the|Viking|in|the|north|down
e06-006-08 ok 179 25 349 2193 1757 98 to|the|Klondykes|and|the|Reef|along
e06-006-09 ok 176 24 350 2375 1692 105 the|western|edge|of|the|Norwegian
e06-006-10 ok 175 4 363 2552 216 76 Deep|.
e06-010-00 ok 155 43 327 735 1734 146 In|this|200-fathom|trench|the|herring|do|not|touch|the|bottom|.
e06-010-01 ok 155 38 323 912 1718 137 Their|descent|stops|at|the|end|of|the|light|pressure|.|But
e06-010-02 ok 155 41 329 1091 1742 151 they|migrate|easterly|to|the|Norwegian|side|,|or|westerly|,|until
e06-010-03 ok 154 40 319 1266 1787 154 in|the|shallower|water|the|mile|wide|layers|disappear|from|the
e06-010-04 ok 155 37 322 1448 1711 148 echo-sounders|.|Bottom|crowding|comes|when|they|cannot|reach
e06-010-05 ok 154 49 325 1627 1670 126 their|optimum|depth|;|and|this|coincides|with|the|suitable
e06-010-06 ok 156 34 305 1806 1703 162 gravelly|soil|of|these|many|roughs|where|the|spring-
e06-010-07 ok 155 21 320 1982 1049 155 spawning|herring|are|always|found|.
e06-015-00 err 178 14 345 864 1820 178 The|joint|evidence|of|echo-sounders
e06-015-01 ok 178 10 338 1065 1843 188 and|fishing|gear|leads|to|an|overall
e06-015-02 ok 178 11 357 1225 1580 188 though|somewhat|dim|picture|.
e06-015-03 ok 176 13 353 1422 1720 114 The|details|are|harder|still|to|see|.
e06-015-04 err 177 17 330 1595 1973 189 Drift|Effects|.|At|East|Anglia|,|for|instance|,
e06-015-05 ok 177 10 309 1781 1775 189 shoals|that|gather|at|the|Knoll|or
e06-015-06 ok 175 7 336 1949 1631 123 other|banks|are|most|of|them
e06-015-07 ok 175 9 369 2134 1541 174 going|to|travel|a|hundred
e06-015-08 ok 174 7 327 2319 1694 164 miles|farther|south|before|they
e06-015-09 ok 176 12 344 2493 1793 147 spawn|.|Some|will|spawn|at|the
e06-021-00 ok 193 24 352 916 1690 124 So|the|arrival|of|any|particular|shoal
e06-021-01 ok 191 23 342 1072 1766 135 fish|at|a|certain|spawning|ground|may
e06-021-02 ok 191 24 316 1263 1962 128 be|accidental|.|Yet|there|will|always|be|some
e06-021-03 ok 191 28 355 1436 1871 135 that|find|it|if|enough|are|travelling|,|just|as
e06-021-04 ok 189 19 364 1625 1776 128 the|robin|who|gets|back|exactly|may|be
e06-021-05 ok 189 18 361 1785 1830 152 only|one|among|thousands|who|do|not|.
e06-021-06 ok 191 26 359 1976 1673 136 But|this|southerly|migration|is|not
e06-021-07 ok 190 28 373 2165 1980 136 accidental|.|Being|contranatant|or|against
e06-021-08 ok 191 30 382 2332 1953 153 the|drift|,|it|probably|has|a|survival|value
e06-021-09 ok 189 22 371 2519 1845 135 in|ensuring|that|the|fry|after|hatching
e06-021-10 ok 190 19 379 2677 1933 108 are|drifted|back|into|the|normal|home
e06-026-00 err 174 19 367 696 1543 194 Drift|in|another|form|probably
e06-026-01 ok 175 26 356 892 1812 193 explains|how|these|migrating|herring
e06-026-02 ok 174 18 348 1079 1637 159 are|biased|to|east|or|west|by|the
e06-026-03 ok 174 22 345 1245 1707 194 different|winds|.|Strong|westerlies
e06-026-04 ok 174 16 362 1443 1595 174 are|well|known|to|bring|good
e06-026-05 ok 174 24 369 1607 1609 191 longshore|fishings|.|The|surface
e06-026-06 ok 172 20 359 1763 1910 187 water|that|is|blown|offshore|must
e06-026-07 ok 173 19 369 1972 1900 185 be|replaced|by|an|underflow|bringing
e06-026-08 ok 172 17 382 2146 1703 194 with|it|the|herring|to|the|Norfolk
e06-026-09 ok 173 12 369 2329 1117 167 and|Suffolk|beaches|.
e06-030-00 ok 180 12 344 700 1800 185 Easterly|winds|,|on|the|other|hand|,
e06-030-01 err 179 13 332 879 1783 197 mean|no|herring|along|the|shore|,|as
e06-030-02 ok 178 13 329 1068 1801 169 recent|years|have|shown|.|A|succession
e06-030-03 ok 178 12 300 1238 1825 146 of|winds|is|needed|for|this|effect|of
e06-030-04 ok 178 13 338 1416 1714 184 course|-|one|breeze|will|not|do|it|,
e06-030-05 err 177 11 327 1589 1745 193 though|a|very|hard|westerly|will
e06-030-06 err 176 16 338 1779 1662 152 often|start|off|the|"|local|"|herring|;
e06-030-07 ok 178 11 323 1955 1911 192 but|quite|apart|from|this|wind|effect
e06-030-08 ok 177 12 350 2123 1662 175 there|is|an|easterly|drift|special
e06-030-09 ok 177 13 353 2313 1711 161 to|this|rump|of|coastline|,|caused|by
e06-030-10 err 177 15 312 2485 1998 189 the|meeting|of|water|from|north|and|south|.
e06-033-00 ok 177 24 358 710 1741 159 Herring|fishermen|call|this|"|the|outset|"|.|It
e06-033-01 ok 178 26 344 897 1829 144 is|strongest|at|spring|tides|,|when|without
e06-033-02 ok 179 29 333 1073 1867 135 wind|you|will|"|set|"|out|-|or|drift|to|the|east-
e06-033-03 ok 179 21 326 1242 1769 157 ward|,|the|length|of|half|a|fleet|of|nets|-
e06-033-04 ok 177 27 329 1429 1813 134 almost|a|mile|on|every|tide|at|the|Smith's
e06-033-05 ok 178 24 340 1614 1744 131 Knoll|.|Without|an|explanation|of|how|it
e06-033-06 err 178 22 332 1788 1844 162 works|,|it|may|well|be|that|this|outset|,|akin
e06-033-07 ok 179 24 335 1966 1799 148 to|the|mouth|of|a|great|salmon|river|,|has
e06-033-08 ok 174 21 352 2137 1728 166 been|the|biggest|factor|through|the|ages
e06-033-09 ok 175 25 343 2331 1858 146 in|the|constancy|of|this|great|herring|fishery|.
e06-037-00 ok 179 30 332 743 1776 95 The|East|Anglian|behaviour|(|see|p.|82|)
e06-037-01 ok 179 29 336 929 1699 77 has|always|differed|from|that|of|the
e06-037-02 ok 179 34 336 1101 1730 76 summer|fisheries|.|There|is|the|"|swim|"
e06-037-03 ok 180 27 333 1287 1546 96 at|slack|waters|,|even|in|daylight
e06-037-04 ok 181 31 331 1468 1725 96 sometimes|;|and|the|high|swimming|,
e06-037-05 ok 180 30 338 1649 1779 96 when|fish|are|caught|only|in|the|top
e06-037-06 ok 179 27 332 1824 1793 92 few|yards|of|netting|.|These|and|other
e06-037-07 ok 180 41 318 2003 1917 86 fascinating|behaviour|mysteries|are|peculiar
e06-037-08 ok 179 38 327 2184 1911 83 to|this|fishery|,|which|unfortunately|seems
e06-037-09 ok 178 34 335 2366 1812 84 to|be|dying|out|;|but|a|full|discussion|of
e06-037-10 ok 178 28 332 2540 1596 76 them|is|beyond|the|present|scope|.
e06-041-00 ok 178 29 362 762 1597 82 The|Bow-wave|Theory|.|This|assumes
e06-041-01 ok 179 30 358 944 1602 92 that|all|fishing|gear|,|when|moving|,
e06-041-02 ok 179 34 361 1125 1834 88 sends|before|it|a|kind|of|scaring|effect|,
e06-041-03 ok 180 34 363 1304 1762 92 probably|through|waves|or|vibrations|in
e06-041-04 ok 179 24 350 1485 1512 91 the|water|or|along|the|ground|.
e06-041-05 ok 180 24 362 1666 1536 89 Underwater|films|suggest|that|the
e06-041-06 ok 179 31 348 1838 1727 83 footrope|of|a|trawl|does|this|.|Films
e06-041-07 ok 181 33 357 2021 1779 94 have|also|shown|plaice|moving|before
e06-041-08 ok 181 30 352 2200 1822 92 a|seine|net|in|just|the|same|way|after
e06-041-09 ok 180 29 359 2377 1781 92 being|gathered|inwards|by|the|ropes|.
e06-046-00 err 156 37 310 713 1743 165 (|Just|how|the|seine|ropes|do|this|is|not|yet|proved|;|it|may
e06-046-01 err 156 37 329 907 1689 146 be|by|actual|contact|,|or|by|sight|reaction|to|the|disturbed
e06-046-02 ok 156 36 327 1086 1629 142 sand|;|or|even|in|the|case|of|flat|fish|,|by|vibrations
e06-046-03 ok 157 33 319 1268 1630 139 through|or|along|the|bottom|.|)|But|given|such|a|bow
e06-046-04 ok 157 46 313 1433 1785 157 wave|of|disturbance|,|it|is|obvious|that|without|something
e06-046-05 err 156 33 310 1621 1687 156 to|overcome|its|effect|,|very|few|fish|would|be|caught|.
e06-049-00 ok 174 19 386 708 1757 163 Let|us|consider|first|what|would
e06-049-01 ok 175 19 397 900 1663 144 appear|to|be|the|simplest|case|-
e06-049-02 ok 174 18 382 1071 1653 147 that|of|flat|fish|on|the|bottom|.
e06-049-03 ok 174 21 391 1256 1820 170 The|evidence|suggest|that|the|fish|are
e06-049-04 ok 175 24 373 1445 1859 185 aware|of|the|moving|footrope|before
e06-049-05 err 173 22 375 1606 1910 195 it|reaches|them|.|They|move|away|before
e06-049-06 ok 173 18 373 1798 1791 181 it|,|swimming|at|the|same|speed
e06-049-07 ok 173 26 341 1966 1983 145 for|an|unknown|period|of|time|,|until
e06-049-08 err 173 23 382 2146 1981 176 they|become|(|1|)|tired|,|or|(|2|)|more|used
e06-049-09 err 172 12 391 2251 1042 185 to|the|disturbance|.
e06-053-00 ok 163 35 339 707 1784 144 Then|they|stop|swimming|and|are|caught|.|In
e06-053-01 ok 162 42 351 881 1639 143 the|seine-net|film|this|usually|seemed|to
e06-053-02 ok 162 43 342 1055 1747 149 happen|just|after|the|fish|had|risen|above
e06-053-03 ok 162 36 338 1237 1692 142 the|footrope|,|and|presumably|out|of|its
e06-053-04 ok 162 46 298 1406 1945 172 field|of|disturbance|,|or|bow|wave|.|This|suggests
e06-053-05 ok 158 38 350 1583 1733 156 that|the|wave|might|be|transmitted|by|the
e06-053-06 ok 160 37 349 1767 1805 153 sea-bed|,|though|the|footrope|in|this|case
e06-053-07 ok 161 32 338 1942 1708 156 was|actually|just|off|the|bottom|and|was
e06-053-08 ok 162 30 341 2122 1308 158 indeed|passing|over|some|fish|.
e06-070-00 ok 180 27 363 728 1870 122 Actually|the|seine|net|has|little|or|no|cover|.
e06-070-01 ok 182 23 364 894 1793 124 And|in|this|film|the|rise|of|the|fish|was
e06-070-02 ok 180 25 342 1078 1947 124 small|,|a|matter|of|a|foot|or|two|.|With|round
e06-070-03 ok 180 22 353 1234 1902 183 fish|like|haddock|,|which|would|hardly
e06-070-04 err 180 20 351 1412 1690 150 find|safety|on|the|bottom|,|this|cover
e06-070-05 ok 179 17 351 1622 1875 110 would|seem|to|be|even|more|essential|;
e06-070-06 ok 178 22 351 1783 1870 134 but|more|films|are|needed|to|prove|this|.
e06-070-07 err 179 25 338 1970 1967 160 Cover|in|the|fast-moving|trawl|is|considered
e06-070-08 ok 177 19 352 2152 1731 125 essential|to|catch|round|fish|whose
e06-070-09 ok 178 17 360 2338 1990 120 reaction|to|disturbance|would|be|upwards|.
e07-000-00 ok 190 36 375 746 1673 94 WE|have|not|yet|reached|the|stage|in|Britain
e07-000-01 err 186 35 397 920 1753 96 when|50|planes|are|engaged|in|spreading|1,500|tons
e07-000-02 ok 186 36 392 1121 1586 68 of|DDT|and|fuel|oil|over|3|million|acres|or|when
e07-000-03 ok 186 41 376 1301 1793 73 20|million|acres|are|sprayed|with|dieldrin|.|An|eye-
e07-000-04 ok 186 39 360 1478 1842 82 witness|described|one|sprayed|area|as|literally|rank|with
e07-000-05 ok 186 42 366 1652 1799 88 the|stench|of|small|game|and|birds|dead|from|insecti-
e07-000-06 ok 182 14 359 1841 459 74 cide|poisoning|.
e07-003-00 err 198 33 354 665 1772 202 Wholesale|chemical|spraying|,|upsetting|as|it
e07-003-01 ok 194 25 343 933 1779 102 does|the|balance|of|nature|by|killing|both|pests
e07-003-02 ok 194 29 345 1122 1643 98 and|predators|,|is|viewed|with|concern|by|a
e07-003-03 ok 191 29 344 1294 1777 91 number|of|American|State|Research|Stations|.|Not
e07-003-04 ok 191 25 343 1474 1748 112 content|with|issuing|bulletins|on|the|dangers
e07-003-05 err 187 25 339 1664 1661 95 of|the|misuse|of|chemicals|in|agriculture|,
e07-003-06 ok 187 29 351 1834 1820 110 some|stations|are|carrying|out|useful|research|on
e07-003-07 ok 187 31 359 2015 1741 97 pest|control|by|biological|means|.|Both|native|and
e07-003-08 ok 187 28 354 2193 1725 104 imported|predatory|insects|and|insect|pathogens
e07-003-09 err 187 17 342 2374 1077 86 are|used|in|field|trial|tests|.
e07-007-00 ok 179 13 393 718 1734 120 The|biological|control|of|pests|in|the|garden
e07-007-01 ok 179 12 390 897 1703 128 is|not|new|to|the|American|gardener|.|Lady-
e07-007-02 ok 176 15 385 1072 1603 136 birds|figure|in|press|advertisements|,|their
e07-007-03 ok 176 14 391 1249 1754 141 sale|being|by|the|gallon|.|Praying|mantis|(|Mantis
e07-007-04 ok 179 19 381 1416 1795 149 religiosa|)|,|both|native|and|"|immigrant|"|varieties|,
e07-007-05 ok 179 12 404 1601 1725 156 are|used|by|gardeners|in|all|parts|of|the|United
e07-007-06 ok 179 10 400 1786 1647 139 States|.|Advertisements|offer|eggs|of|European|,
e07-007-07 ok 182 10 422 1955 1277 151 Chinese|or|native|forms|of|mantis|.
e07-012-00 ok 155 32 364 721 1546 125 From|the|day|it|hatches|in|the|spring
e07-012-01 ok 156 33 370 905 1669 89 until|it|dies|in|the|late|autumn|,|the
e07-012-02 ok 159 40 375 1088 1720 119 praying|mantis|satisfies|its|voracity|by
e07-012-03 ok 159 38 375 1265 1632 114 eating|other|insects|.|Nine|blowflies
e07-012-04 ok 153 31 383 1457 1661 120 may|be|consumed|at|one|sitting|and
e07-012-05 ok 150 37 378 1622 1771 128 the|fully|adult|,|2|1/2-in.-long|insect|,
e07-012-06 ok 157 29 388 1811 1699 114 is|able|to|keep|a|firm|hold|on|one
e07-012-07 ok 157 32 376 1987 1462 138 grasshopper|while|eating|another|.
e07-012-08 ok 154 29 369 2168 1739 114 According|to|Dr.|Max|Beier|in|"|Fang-
e07-012-09 err 154 38 373 2334 1746 106 heuschrecken|"|(|Die|Neue|Brehm|Bu"ckerei|,
e07-012-10 err 154 37 370 2520 1759 129 1952|)|,|the|praying|mantis|is|trecking
e07-012-11 ok 150 13 387 2711 466 79 northwards|.
e07-061-00 ok 160 36 360 735 1640 95 Meanwhile|Mr.|Moncrieff|had|sent|me|an
e07-061-01 ok 162 36 372 913 1569 106 egg-case|of|the|Chinese|mantis|.|The
e07-061-02 ok 159 34 371 1092 1811 104 first|mantis|had|hatched|from|the|very|large
e07-061-03 ok 160 37 383 1270 1698 109 egg-case|on|June|6|.|Both|the|Chinese
e07-061-04 ok 157 30 375 1440 1686 120 and|Spanish|mantis|,|in|the|young|stage
e07-061-05 ok 154 33 380 1634 1727 101 at|any|rate|,|are|light|brown|in|colour|.
e07-061-06 ok 157 34 379 1814 1761 95 Because|of|the|cool|,|wet|weather|,|I|had|great
e07-061-07 ok 157 35 380 1984 1812 113 difficulty|in|breeding|fruit|flies|and|,|after
e07-061-08 ok 157 37 378 2172 1789 93 many|of|the|mantis|of|both|types|had|died
e07-061-09 ok 157 38 384 2348 1787 107 in|my|Kilner|jars|,|I|poured|living|mantis
e07-061-10 ok 156 20 387 2516 1157 117 over|vines|and|peachtrees|.
e07-066-00 ok 163 36 354 724 1722 92 A|Gardeners|Chronicle|reader|living|in
e07-066-01 ok 161 27 365 910 1545 108 Grantham|,|Lincs|,|kindly|offered|to
e07-066-02 ok 160 37 365 1084 1758 119 cooperate|with|me|in|studying|praying
e07-066-03 ok 160 28 366 1267 1654 116 mantis|as|a|pest|control|in|the|cold
e07-066-04 ok 156 36 370 1449 1795 107 greenhouse|.|Of|the|dozen|Spanish|mantis
e07-066-05 ok 152 34 368 1645 1761 92 sent|him|by|post|on|June|22|,|only|two|or
e07-066-06 ok 156 40 368 1815 1770 109 three|survived|the|journey|;|one|thrived
e07-066-07 ok 155 30 372 1986 1685 111 and|the|latest|report|I|have|is|that
e07-066-08 ok 155 29 381 2163 1190 83 this|mantis|is|still|alive|.
e07-072-00 ok 159 36 381 729 1685 113 DESPITE|the|steady|influx|of|substitutes
e07-072-01 ok 160 28 370 907 1681 100 since|the|end|of|the|war|,|clay|pots|are
e07-072-02 ok 158 32 365 1101 1693 94 still|in|greatest|demand|.|It|is|mostly
e07-072-03 ok 158 37 379 1273 1677 76 in|the|smaller|sizes|that|the|substitutes
e07-072-04 ok 157 28 373 1455 1539 103 have|made|headway|,|and|although
e07-072-05 ok 155 24 380 1634 1732 103 numerous|small|clay|pots|are|used|each
e07-072-06 ok 156 27 382 1814 1619 94 year|,|they|are|fewer|than|they|were|10
e07-072-07 err 158 36 378 1990 1696 109 years|ago|.|In|the|larger|sizes|there|is|still
e07-072-08 ok 156 28 374 2173 1629 94 no|real|substitute|for|clay|that|can|be
e07-072-09 ok 156 36 367 2346 1768 109 obtained|at|a|comparable|price|,|except|the
e07-072-10 ok 155 37 379 2516 1636 119 bituminized|paper|pots|which|are|used|on
e07-072-11 ok 154 35 379 2709 1658 85 commercial|nurseries|for|growing|tomatoes
e07-076-00 ok 136 16 361 740 1645 111 The|main|disadvantage|of|the|clay|pot|is|its
e07-076-01 ok 137 12 368 911 1753 116 brittle|nature|;|even|with|reasonably|careful
e07-076-02 ok 136 11 361 1097 1799 120 handling|,|the|annual|losses|are|often|around
e07-076-03 ok 137 12 355 1275 1634 116 10|per|cent.|,|and|where|the|handling|and
e07-076-04 ok 135 13 345 1454 1623 109 storage|facilities|are|not|too|good|,|these
e07-076-05 ok 135 14 342 1633 1694 114 losses|will|be|even|greater|.|This|does|not
e07-076-06 ok 136 13 347 1815 1626 131 necessarily|apply|to|the|larger|sizes|,|as
e07-076-07 ok 137 12 368 1992 1481 122 they|are|not|quite|so|fragile|as|the
e07-076-08 err 137 9 382 2173 1767 108 smaller|ones|and|are|not|normally|thrown
e07-076-09 ok 138 11 378 2352 1304 115 about|in|quite|the|same|way|.
e07-079-00 err 140 10 373 739 1636 122 The|storage|problem|puts|clay|pots|at|a
e07-079-01 ok 142 13 360 912 1733 120 definite|disadvantage|.|They|are|fairly|heavy
e07-079-02 ok 141 10 356 1095 1728 118 and|difficult|things|to|accommodate|and
e07-079-03 ok 142 13 344 1269 1764 127 they|must|have|some|protection|from|severe
e07-079-04 ok 141 13 361 1450 1709 109 weather|,|which|can|be|quite|a|headache|in
e07-079-05 err 139 12 361 1640 1567 114 a|small|garden|.|While|admitting|that
e07-079-06 ok 141 9 354 1813 1611 96 broken|pots|have|on|occasions|provided
e07-079-07 ok 142 17 351 1991 1776 112 artists|with|delightful|studies|,|there|is|no
e07-079-08 ok 143 11 356 2165 1567 123 doubt|that|a|pile|of|badly|stacked|,
e07-079-09 ok 138 11 365 2347 1579 125 half-broken|pots|is|an|unlovely|sight
e07-079-10 ok 138 8 369 2520 957 134 from|any|point|of|view|.
e07-083-00 ok 141 10 367 737 1730 124 Every|garden|boy|will|agree|that|having|to
e07-083-01 ok 140 13 379 913 1574 125 wash|clay|pots|is|a|definite|factor|in
e07-083-02 ok 139 14 380 1095 1607 97 favour|of|their|abolition|;|in|fact|one
e07-083-03 ok 141 9 372 1272 1683 130 young|man|was|so|wholehearted|about|this
e07-083-04 ok 138 11 371 1452 1747 123 a|few|years|ago|that|he|made|the|headlines
e07-083-05 ok 136 11 358 1625 1700 130 for|having|smashed|a|large|number|#|to
e07-083-06 ok 137 17 381 1813 1803 122 relieve|his|feelings|.|On|the|small-to-medium
e07-083-07 ok 139 14 369 1984 1626 118 establishment|,|it|is|a|disagreeable|chore
e07-083-08 ok 138 13 372 2172 1700 120 which|nobody|tackles|with|any|enthusiasm|,
e07-083-09 ok 137 9 375 2349 1647 117 whereas|on|larger|establishments|the|pots
e07-083-10 ok 137 13 360 2519 1657 125 can|be|sterilized|or|washed|by|machine|.
e07-086-00 ok 139 12 340 736 1476 114 It|is|not|easy|to|make|an|economic
e07-086-01 ok 140 11 343 923 1761 108 comparison|between|clay|pots|and|the|various
e07-086-02 ok 140 15 338 1084 1750 134 substitutes|;|the|former|may|last|indefinitely
e07-086-03 ok 141 10 340 1277 1471 94 with|luck|,|while|the|latter|are|often
e07-086-04 ok 139 10 328 1457 1628 117 expendable|used|only|once|.|Clay|pots|are
e07-086-05 ok 137 12 327 1635 1673 119 efficient|and|congenial|containers|in|which
e07-086-06 ok 139 13 350 1814 1704 117 to|grow|plants|.|In|their|proper|setting|they
e07-086-07 ok 138 12 353 1989 1650 91 are|not|unattractive|and|,|in|spite|of
e07-086-08 ok 139 10 358 2168 1685 126 their|shortcomings|,|most|gardeners|have
e07-086-09 ok 139 9 364 2350 1212 121 a|nostalgic|affection|for|them|.
e07-090-00 ok 141 14 374 733 1656 121 Present-day|pots|are|better|finished|,|do
e07-090-01 err 142 14 372 918 1741 127 not|get|dirty|so|readily|and|are|easier|to
e07-090-02 ok 141 12 362 1092 1719 111 wash|.|The|deep|rims|make|for|neater|and
e07-090-03 ok 142 12 370 1266 1585 135 safer|stacking|,|though|they|are|still
e07-090-04 ok 140 14 363 1450 1665 116 expensive|and|still|get|broken|.|On|the
e07-090-05 ok 137 9 369 1633 1787 117 other|hand|,|there|is|really|no|replacement
e07-090-06 ok 141 12 363 1809 1598 124 for|the|larger|sizes|,|so|they|have|the
e07-090-07 ok 140 8 379 1988 1544 122 decided|advantage|of|being|the|only
e07-090-08 ok 138 12 377 2170 1621 99 suitable|container|available|in|quantity
e07-090-09 ok 140 6 377 2349 927 126 for|fairly|large|plants|.
e07-094-00 ok 149 52 370 736 1690 82 Soil|blocks|are|probably|the|oldest|alternative|to|clay
e07-094-01 ok 152 49 370 911 1736 91 pots|for|plant|raising|.|These|are|compressed|blocks|of
e07-094-02 ok 151 41 374 1091 1518 83 compost|,|made|in|a|specially|devised|press|to
e07-094-03 ok 153 39 376 1264 1577 85 simulate|roughly|the|shape|and|size|of|a|pot|.
e07-094-04 ok 150 46 382 1452 1673 93 Usually|cylindrical|or|hexagonal|in|shape|,|they
e07-094-05 ok 145 33 388 1625 1678 91 are|made|of|the|same|compost|as|would|have
e07-094-06 err 147 37 389 1807 1688 92 been|used|in|a|pot|,|the|#|only|difference|being
e07-094-07 ok 150 34 395 1978 1385 97 that|it|is|used|in|a|slightly|moister
e07-094-08 err 146 10 408 2166 287 55 condition|.
e07-098-00 ok 153 42 382 724 1672 76 Seed|is|sown|,|or|seedlings|are|pricked|out|into|them
e07-098-01 ok 152 36 381 905 1540 72 in|the|normal|way|,|the|only|real|difference
e07-098-02 ok 153 40 385 1075 1755 97 being|that|more|of|the|watering|is|done|through|a
e07-098-03 ok 152 43 393 1257 1694 87 rose|to|avoid|breaking|the|blocks|with|a|spout
e07-098-04 ok 151 34 386 1424 1522 96 of|water|.|First-class|plants|of|tomatoes|,
e07-098-05 ok 146 38 373 1624 1581 69 cucumbers|,|marrows|,|melons|,|cauliflowers|,
e07-098-06 ok 150 41 372 1796 1731 79 celery|and|onions|,|may|all|be|raised|in|soil
e07-098-07 ok 152 36 389 1958 1529 113 blocks|;|so|can|such|flowering|plants|as
e07-098-08 ok 149 44 377 2159 1767 79 dahlias|,|chrysanthemums|,|salvias|,|sweet|peas|,
e07-098-09 ok 149 24 407 2328 1086 87 lupins|and|numerous|others|.
e07-101-00 ok 152 43 391 744 1693 92 One|big|advantage|of|soil|blocks|is|an|obvious
e07-101-01 ok 152 43 382 923 1775 86 one|:|the|cost|of|a|pot|of|any|description|is|saved
e07-101-02 ok 151 43 380 1105 1713 93 completely|.|Manufacturing|the|block|and|planting
e07-101-03 ok 152 45 388 1271 1664 102 it|is|very|little|more|trouble|than|normal|potting|,
e07-101-04 ok 148 41 394 1467 1666 87 and|a|superior|plant|,|which|transplants|more
e07-101-05 ok 141 41 394 1628 1728 92 easily|,|is|produced|.|The|obvious|limitation|#
e07-101-06 ok 149 34 403 1812 1480 80 is|that|soil|blocks|can|only|be|used|for
e07-101-07 ok 150 41 394 1998 1683 90 propagating|;|there|can|be|no|progression|to|a
e07-101-08 ok 148 41 393 2176 1688 94 larger|block|when|the|plant|or|seedling|is|ready
e07-101-09 ok 148 32 412 2359 1569 81 to|be|moved|;|it|must|be|planted|out|or
e07-101-10 ok 146 6 426 2537 224 89 potted|.
e07-105-00 ok 154 46 378 739 1640 93 Many|amateur|gardeners|might|improve|their
e07-105-01 ok 152 43 372 921 1682 89 results|by|buying|a|small|hand-operated|soil
e07-105-02 ok 153 36 407 1106 1551 78 block|maker|and|use|the|money|saved|on
e07-105-03 ok 153 45 414 1286 1639 83 buying|small|pots|to|improve|their|composts|.
e07-105-04 ok 148 44 405 1464 1682 86 The|various|types|of|small|paper|pots|are|very
e07-105-05 ok 145 34 399 1646 1481 80 useful|for|short-term|operations|,|but|are
e07-105-06 ok 149 43 416 1816 1697 93 inclined|to|collapse|if|the|plants|are|in|them
e07-105-07 ok 149 8 397 2005 306 81 too|long|.
e07-108-00 ok 150 33 385 741 1667 99 They|are|#|quite|useful|for|plants|that|are
e07-108-01 ok 154 43 392 927 1648 78 despatched|to|market|or|direct|to|customers|,
e07-108-02 ok 153 39 394 1096 1697 95 their|cheapness|making|them|attractive|to|the
e07-108-03 err 153 42 408 1278 1686 85 nurseryman|;|there|is|also|considerable|saving
e07-108-04 ok 151 44 407 1454 1612 91 in|carriage|costs|because|of|their|lightness|.
e07-108-05 ok 147 45 398 1636 1733 98 There|are|many|types|of|plastic|pots|available|;
e07-108-06 ok 152 39 406 1814 1741 88 some|expensive|,|some|quite|cheap|;|some|good
e07-108-07 ok 152 31 418 1981 1612 103 and|others|not|so|good|.|A|wide|range|of
e07-108-08 ok 150 34 408 2172 1622 95 plants|grow|quite|well|in|plastic|pots|and
e07-108-09 ok 148 39 409 2348 1677 92 usually|need|less|water|than|those|in|clay
e07-108-10 ok 148 6 434 2536 142 82 pots|.
e07-112-00 ok 148 22 333 712 1699 174 They|are|slightly|more|difficult|to
e07-112-01 ok 148 29 349 887 1840 168 manage|,|however|,|until|a|little|experience
e07-112-02 ok 147 23 339 1059 1741 188 has|been|gained|with|them|.|Plastic|pots
e07-112-03 ok 148 28 341 1267 1891 141 are|usually|more|expensive|than|clay|ones|,
e07-112-04 ok 143 23 365 1437 1778 147 but|they|are|almost|indestructible|and
e07-112-05 ok 142 24 376 1615 1822 147 will|last|a|long|time|with|normal|care|.
f01-053-00 err 161 22 429 694 1743 150 The|job|of|the|teacher|is|to|set|the|learner's
f01-053-01 ok 161 25 441 893 1693 125 vocabulary|to|work|on|the|existing|store
f01-053-02 ok 161 18 430 1072 1623 124 so|as|to|make|it|grow|.|He|does|not
f01-053-03 err 161 20 431 1245 1649 136 simply|pack|new|things|into|the|store|.
f01-053-04 ok 161 18 448 1407 1555 144 The|solitary|learner|has|to|find|out
f01-053-05 ok 160 24 446 1590 1689 134 how|to|do|this|for|himself|,|with|the|help
f01-053-06 ok 162 23 444 1770 1586 135 of|books|.|He|uses|his|vocabulary|to
f01-053-07 ok 161 19 449 1959 1606 143 ask|questions|and|uses|the|books|to
f01-053-08 err 157 8 440 2141 685 127 find|the|answers|.
f01-058-00 ok 161 21 441 680 1573 168 Thus|learning|how|to|learn|means|becoming
f01-058-01 ok 161 29 451 889 1715 133 your|own|philosopher|,|your|own|psychologist
f01-058-02 ok 160 17 449 1065 1635 117 and|your|own|teacher|.|You|will|then|be
f01-058-03 ok 160 22 442 1239 1756 94 a|well-established|learner|and|the|world
f01-058-04 ok 160 21 434 1402 1636 161 will|be|at|your|feet|.|Although|the|word
f01-058-05 ok 157 20 421 1601 1388 125 "|mind|"|has|given|rise|to|endless
f01-058-06 ok 159 23 410 1783 1752 136 controversy|among|philosophers|and|psycho-
f01-058-07 ok 161 21 435 1965 1626 121 logists|,|many|of|whom|would|like|to
f01-058-08 ok 158 22 448 2132 1678 128 abolish|it|from|the|dictionary|,|most
f01-058-09 ok 159 24 472 2313 1543 172 of|us|obstinately|go|on|using|it|.
f01-066-00 err 144 32 395 902 1752 197 And|then|you|get|a|knock|on|the|head|and|all|evidence|of
f01-066-01 err 143 35 422 1080 1881 154 "|mind|"|vanishes|,|at|any|rate|for|some|time|.|It|seems|very|difficult
f01-066-02 ok 142 30 396 1260 1764 153 to|detach|the|mind|from|the|brain|,|and|all|the|biological|,
f01-066-03 err 139 28 379 1443 1734 145 surgical|and|pharmacological|evidence|points|to|a|very
f01-066-04 err 140 32 380 1621 1884 152 close|connection|.|There|is|a|lot|to|be|said|for|keeping|the
f01-066-05 ok 141 34 380 1785 2042 169 word|"|soul|"|to|stand|for|what|many|believe|to|be|the|imperishable
f01-066-06 err 142 28 376 1979 1801 137 essence|of|a|man|which|is|supposed|to|persist|apart|from
f01-066-07 ok 140 28 388 2157 1866 148 the|body|,|and|to|reserve|the|more|prosaic|word|"|mind|"|for
f01-066-08 ok 139 19 388 2332 1853 149 the|basis|of|all|those|experiences|and|phenomena|which
f01-066-09 ok 141 18 390 2508 1355 154 are|clearly|associated|with|the|brain|.
f01-070-00 ok 162 8 379 726 1835 164 Can|we|now|put|forward|any|reasonably|clear
f01-070-01 err 162 20 357 917 1940 140 picture|of|this|"|basis|"|of|mental|phenomena|?
f01-070-02 err 161 14 377 1100 1909 136 The|physicists|have|succeeded|remarkably|well|,
f01-070-03 ok 162 20 366 1284 2043 128 with|the|atomic|theory|,|in|giving|a|clear|and|detailed
f01-070-04 ok 158 13 369 1457 1988 114 picture|of|the|basis|of|such|material|phenomena
f01-070-05 ok 159 14 372 1636 1990 138 as|chemical|action|,|magnetism|,|the|behaviour|of
f01-070-06 ok 161 16 369 1813 1954 137 gases|and|so|on|.|Where|has|psychology|got|to|in|its
f01-070-07 ok 161 20 375 1981 2000 153 theories|of|"|mind|"|?|Are|there|any|ultimate|units
f01-070-08 ok 159 13 389 2170 1646 134 of|mind|akin|to|the|atoms|of|matter|?
f01-075-00 ok 165 40 359 780 1730 95 At|one|time|it|was|thought|that|mind|could|indeed
f01-075-01 ok 166 42 361 958 1727 106 be|analysed|into|discrete|bits|.|These|bits|were
f01-075-02 ok 165 44 353 1130 1791 106 identified|as|elementary|sensations|.|These|were
f01-075-03 ok 164 32 345 1309 1749 109 thought|to|combine|together|to|form|compound
f01-075-04 ok 164 38 348 1489 1699 111 experiences|by|analogy|with|the|way|atoms|of
f01-075-05 ok 162 36 350 1672 1707 94 matter|combine|to|form|molecular|compounds|.
f01-075-06 ok 163 40 363 1842 1765 111 But|this|view|led|to|too|many|difficulties|and
f01-075-07 ok 164 31 351 2018 1714 104 was|finally|abandoned|.|Nevertheless|the|search
f01-075-08 ok 163 33 363 2208 1706 95 for|basic|units|of|mind|has|gone|on|and|will
f01-075-09 ok 163 43 368 2382 1730 99 doubtless|continue|,|for|it|is|the|aim|of|science|to
f01-075-10 ok 162 24 365 2569 882 72 discover|ultimate|units|.
f01-081-00 err 158 36 361 612 1751 178 We|must|beware|,|however|,|of|supposing|that|there|must|be|any
f01-081-01 err 159 25 456 792 1633 222 close|analogy|between|the|units|of|quite|different
f01-081-02 ok 158 29 458 981 1635 190 sciences|.|For|example|the|success|of|the|atomic|theory
f01-081-03 ok 157 33 453 1170 1683 158 in|physics|might|lead|us|to|suppose|that|the|ultimate
f01-081-04 err 159 28 426 1348 1579 191 units|of|geometry|must|be|points|.|It|would|be|more
f01-081-05 err 159 29 440 1489 1635 246 correct|to|regard|operations|as|the|ultimate|units|of
f01-081-06 err 161 4 344 1737 401 182 geometry|.
f01-085-00 ok 157 30 350 648 1652 212 There|have|been|many|conflicting|tendencies|in
f01-085-01 ok 156 30 292 836 1791 227 psychology|in|its|search|for|ultimate|units|and|here
f01-085-02 ok 155 35 378 1060 1755 170 we|can|only|indicate|what|seems|to|be|the|most|promising
f01-085-03 err 156 34 385 1230 1766 187 concept|which|is|current|today|.|It|is|known|as|the|schema|.
f01-085-04 err 152 24 348 1418 1676 157 It|is|not|an|easy|concept|and|if|I|try|to|make|it
f01-085-05 ok 152 37 359 1561 1658 165 concrete|it|will|be|at|the|cost|of|over-simplification
f01-085-06 err 157 36 369 1739 1653 215 but|even|so|it|may|be|better|than|a|meaningless|abstraction|.
f01-135-00 ok 162 13 341 692 1729 175 It|is|the|tendency|to|get|things
f01-135-01 ok 160 11 354 879 1699 189 the|wrong|way|round|.|As|a
f01-135-02 ok 160 13 324 1082 1765 177 psychologist|I|am|constantly
f01-135-03 ok 160 10 318 1258 1747 196 encountering|this|tendency
f01-135-04 ok 159 14 317 1420 1958 168 in|friends|and|acquaintances|.
f01-135-05 ok 159 13 355 1587 1935 211 They|think|there|is|something
f01-135-06 ok 158 15 321 1786 2069 216 inevitably|"|queer|"|about|psychology
f01-135-07 ok 159 12 348 1957 1975 218 and|this|feeling|of|queerness
f01-135-08 ok 157 13 315 2143 2015 183 usually|boils|down|to|a|quite
f01-135-09 ok 158 10 333 2299 1785 154 mistaken|belief|that|the
f01-135-10 ok 159 19 337 2489 2048 204 psychologist|first|looks|into|...
f01-139-00 ok 161 27 378 716 1731 123 This|is|what|I|mean|by|"|getting|things|the|wrong|way
f01-139-01 err 161 23 382 889 1773 118 round|"|.|He|is|far|more|likely|to|find|out|about|how
f01-139-02 ok 161 21 358 1085 1707 130 his|own|mind|works|by|looking|at|other|people's|.
f01-139-03 ok 161 23 373 1263 1696 111 For|although|looking|inwards|(|or|"|introspecting|"
f01-139-04 ok 159 24 368 1438 1572 116 as|it|is|called|)|,|is|not|entirely|ruled|out|,
f01-139-05 ok 158 25 372 1620 1714 122 nowadays|most|psychologists|would|agree|that|it|is
f01-139-06 ok 160 23 380 1808 1596 120 one|of|the|most|unreliable|methods|of|getting
f01-139-07 ok 160 14 384 1984 784 109 any|precise|information|.
f01-143-00 err 173 32 392 695 1784 119 And|so|they|prefer|objective|methods|.|Since|they|cannot
f01-143-01 ok 173 28 375 869 1702 117 directly|look|into|the|mental|processes|of|another
f01-143-02 ok 173 29 385 1052 1728 113 person|they|observe|his|visible|behaviour|and|then|try
f01-143-03 ok 175 27 377 1231 1680 121 to|give|theoretical|interpretations|of|what|lies|behind
f01-143-04 ok 174 30 353 1412 1831 111 this|behaviour|.|This|is|no|more|queer|than|the|method
f01-143-05 ok 172 27 359 1596 1763 114 of|the|doctor|who|observes|signs|,|and|records|symptoms|,
f01-143-06 ok 174 28 364 1775 1784 120 and|diagnoses|the|inner|states|responsible|for|them|.
f01-147-00 ok 167 19 377 782 1676 114 He|may|never|have|had|the|disease|himself|but|he
f01-147-01 ok 165 29 376 955 1745 129 can|nevertheless|identify|it|.|Similarly|the|psychologist|has
f01-147-02 ok 167 22 365 1137 1785 108 to|be|prepared|to|observe|and|make|inferences|about
f01-147-03 ok 165 25 376 1309 1790 127 all|kinds|of|processes|in|other|people|,|whether|or|not|they
f01-147-04 ok 163 30 381 1497 1781 122 correspond|with|anything|in|his|own|experience|.|We|know
f01-147-05 ok 163 24 387 1672 1684 126 very|little|about|the|patterns|of|brain-activity|which
f01-147-06 ok 167 23 382 1847 1680 116 provide|our|schemas|,|nor|do|we|need|to|know|as|far|as
f01-147-07 ok 162 22 365 2030 1791 121 psychology|is|concerned|-|these|patterns|are|the|concern|of
f01-147-08 ok 159 15 372 2210 779 128 the|neuro-physiologists|.
f02-000-00 ok 192 43 352 722 1829 96 The|numerically|largest|group|,|consisting|of|male
f02-000-01 err 191 31 332 899 1732 99 weekly|wage-earners|up|to|chargehand|level
f02-000-02 ok 195 39 345 1083 1852 97 and|in|the|works|only|,|excluding|the|offices|,|was
f02-000-03 ok 192 34 343 1259 1843 92 therefore|selected|.|A|detailed|age-structure|was
f02-000-04 ok 186 29 336 1442 1739 83 compiled|from|personnel|department|records|,
f02-000-05 err 187 36 335 1611 1834 109 revealing|that|there|were|(|at|that|time|)|seven-
f02-000-06 ok 191 26 330 1794 1662 99 teen|men|seventy|years|of|age|or|older|,
f02-000-07 err 195 43 333 1973 1842 106 thirty-three|aged|sixty-four|years|,|and|sixty-
f02-000-08 ok 186 30 350 2145 1064 103 five|just|fifty|years|of|age|.
f02-003-00 ok 193 46 356 741 1968 83 A|small|panel|was|formed|,|not|on|a|formally|representative
f02-003-01 ok 194 52 347 922 1888 70 basis|but|rather|of|energetic|and|concerned|individuals|,
f02-003-02 ok 195 38 350 1104 1732 54 from|various|levels|in|the|firm|.|In|due|course
f02-003-03 ok 194 44 347 1282 1813 78 the|panel|decided|to|seek|further|insight|into|the
f02-003-04 ok 190 40 332 1461 1886 84 problems|faced|by|older|workers|,|and|approached
f02-003-05 ok 190 32 336 1630 1396 82 those|seventy|years|of|age|or|older|.
f02-017-00 ok 159 21 351 667 1668 181 The|Rubery|,|Owen|scheme|is|now|in|its
f02-017-01 ok 174 15 303 857 1800 162 fourth|year|,|and|opportunity|has|been|taken
f02-017-02 ok 174 21 305 1058 1627 120 to|revise|the|course|in|the|light|of
f02-017-03 ok 162 20 293 1228 1881 145 experience|.|Topics|for|the|six|weekly|meetings
f02-017-04 ok 162 18 296 1404 1865 124 of|one-and-a-half|hours|(|each|held|half|in
f02-017-05 ok 159 22 301 1595 1723 140 company|time|,|half|in|the|man's|time|)|are
f02-017-06 ok 159 21 294 1768 1892 125 now|as|follows|:|1|.|Personal|adjustment|2|.|Health
f02-017-07 ok 174 18 330 1946 1708 159 3|.|Work|and|leisure|4|.|Living|arrangements
f02-017-08 ok 159 27 308 2131 1801 149 5|.|Financial|planning|6|.|Final|discussion
f02-020-00 ok 189 42 329 725 1686 113 The|weekend|conference|for|the|men|and|their|wives|,
f02-020-01 ok 189 44 304 916 1803 91 which|takes|place|at|company|expense|in|a|country|or
f02-020-02 ok 189 49 298 1094 1896 82 resort|hotel|,|includes|an|address|on|'|The|Woman's|Point
f02-020-03 ok 189 47 291 1264 1917 110 of|View|'|and|one|on|'|Making|the|Most|of|Health|'|.|Separate
f02-020-04 ok 189 49 276 1451 1933 97 discussions|are|arranged|for|the|wives|in|addition|to|the
f02-020-05 ok 189 46 252 1609 1914 134 plenary|sessions|.|Of|the|men|reaching|fifty|years|of|age
f02-020-06 ok 189 40 246 1799 1747 110 since|the|scheme|started|,|125|(|37.2|per|cent|)|have
f02-020-07 ok 189 10 276 1992 329 96 taken|part|.
f02-030-00 ok 182 32 350 738 1754 91 The|original|scheme|was|planned|to|provide|short|re-
f02-030-01 ok 182 29 367 917 1692 108 fresher|courses|at|the|ages|of|fifty-five|and|sixty|:
f02-030-02 err 182 33 369 1084 1672 95 the|first|of|these|is|due|in|1963|.|Meanwhile|,|each
f02-030-03 err 189 31 346 1275 1785 102 '|graduate|'|is|encouraged|to|seek|help|and|advice|in
f02-030-04 ok 182 29 367 1450 1778 122 working|out|his|ideas|,|either|through|the|company's
f02-030-05 ok 182 20 358 1632 1593 104 personnel|department|or|by|an|approach|to
f02-030-06 ok 182 24 358 1809 1778 96 members|of|the|panel|responsible|for|the|scheme|.
f02-033-00 ok 203 26 366 711 1829 154 The|latter|do|not|regard|themselves|as|expert
f02-033-01 ok 203 26 354 913 1715 141 advisers|,|but|are|prepared|to|seek|out|the
f02-033-02 ok 190 28 365 1077 1684 134 appropriate|sources|of|information|or|advice|.
f02-033-03 ok 175 30 358 1224 1904 214 Towards|the|end|of|1956|,|Mr.|Daniel|Grant|,
f02-033-04 ok 175 21 342 1388 1631 206 an|Employee|Relations|Officer|of
f02-033-05 ok 175 25 327 1578 1793 196 Rolls-Royce|Ltd.|and|a|member|of|the
f02-033-06 err 175 30 339 1789 1965 131 Workers'|Educational|Association|,|submitted
f02-033-07 ok 175 26 334 1946 1921 212 to|the|Lord|Provost|of|Glasgow|,|Dr.|Andrew
f02-033-08 err 175 20 339 2148 1884 175 Hood|,|a|copy|of|his|report|on|an|enquiry
f02-033-09 ok 175 20 347 2325 1983 160 he|had|made|into|the|problems|that|beset
f02-033-10 ok 175 16 338 2489 1938 154 older|workers|and|the|effects|of|retirement
f02-033-11 err 175 8 333 2635 941 158 Hugentobler|Roger
f02-036-00 ok 189 35 362 717 1772 158 The|Lord|Provost|,|having|studied|the|report|on|'|The|Morale|and
f02-036-01 err 189 41 358 893 1850 166 Health|of|Retired|Workers|'|,|and|being|satisfied|that|the|matters
f02-036-02 ok 189 29 348 1074 1781 152 raised|were|of|considerable|importance|to|the|citizens|of
f02-036-03 ok 189 30 364 1250 1685 165 Glasgow|and|warranted|further|study|,|set|an|informal
f02-036-04 ok 189 37 358 1437 1812 148 committee|representative|of|bodies|particularly|concerned|with
f02-036-05 ok 189 24 348 1601 1823 161 the|welfare|of|older|people|to|examine|the|report|and
f02-036-06 ok 189 37 371 1784 1733 164 its|implications|and|to|consider|the|advisability|of
f02-036-07 ok 191 28 373 1979 1523 159 arranging|a|Conference|on|Preparation|for|and
f02-036-08 ok 189 27 385 2156 1205 140 Occupational|Activities|on|Retirement|.
f02-038-00 ok 203 16 351 737 1673 145 The|large|attendance|and|atmosphere|of
f02-038-01 ok 203 17 368 922 1763 131 this|Conference|,|held|in|October|,|1957|,
f02-038-02 ok 224 9 373 1094 1693 168 reflected|not|only|an|increasing|awareness
f02-038-03 ok 203 10 382 1291 1724 138 of|the|problems|of|men|and|women|nearing
f02-038-04 ok 203 15 382 1472 1755 132 or|already|in|retirement|but|also|a|strong
f02-038-05 ok 203 10 372 1645 1663 126 desire|on|the|part|of|all|concerned|for
f02-038-06 err 203 10 377 1830 1705 176 concerted|action|towards|preparing|men
f02-038-07 err 203 13 372 2018 1659 104 and|women|for|life|in|retirement|and|more
f02-038-08 ok 203 13 367 2187 1702 124 adequate|provision|of|facilities|for
f02-038-09 err 203 15 389 2366 1730 105 crafts|,|hobbies|and|leisure-time|interests
f02-038-10 ok 203 9 334 2544 1381 88 for|those|who|are|retired|.
f02-040-00 ok 224 28 401 858 1760 159 As|a|result|,|the|Glasgow|Retirement|Council|came
f02-040-01 ok 224 37 406 1046 1680 149 into|being|in|April|,|1958|,|with|Dr.|Andrew|Hood|as
f02-040-02 err 224 35 400 1231 1758 143 chairman|and|Mr.|Andrew|Atkinson|as|secretary|.|The
f02-040-03 ok 203 25 414 1411 1649 101 Council|has|active|committees|on|Education|and
f02-040-04 ok 203 27 405 1583 1641 149 Preparation|for|Retirement|,|and|on|Occupational
f02-040-05 ok 224 24 404 1760 1742 143 Centres|.|The|former|consists|of|representatives|from
f02-040-06 ok 224 29 395 1941 1927 156 the|Glasgow|Corporation|Further|Education|Department|;
f02-040-07 ok 203 40 389 2121 1851 140 the|Workers'|Educational|Association|;|the|University
f02-040-08 ok 203 33 391 2297 1891 139 Extra-Mural|Education|Committee|and|departments
f02-040-09 ok 224 29 402 2481 1726 164 of|psychology|,|education|and|social|science|;|...|.
f02-044-00 ok 224 36 393 835 1741 159 In|1959|it|was|suggested|by|Mr.|T.|M.|Banks|,|Assistant|Director
f02-044-01 ok 224 34 381 1027 1759 150 of|Education|for|Glasgow|,|that|industrial|firms|might|be|ready
f02-044-02 err 224 28 370 1206 1795 137 to|let|older|employees|attend|day-release|courses|on|preparation
f02-044-03 ok 224 26 365 1383 1772 155 for|retirement|,|their|wages|paid|for|the|time|thus|spent|.|An
f02-044-04 ok 203 28 368 1557 1800 146 approach|was|made|to|about|twenty|large|firms|and|in|Oc-
f02-044-05 ok 224 21 354 1735 1794 131 tober|,|1959|,|the|first|experimental|day-release|course|for
f02-044-06 ok 224 27 369 1911 1808 157 men|was|organised|.|Eleven|students|from|seven|firms|atten-
f02-044-07 ok 224 29 361 2087 1788 123 ded|a|course|on|six|full|Fridays|and|it|was|made|clear|both
f02-044-08 ok 203 22 356 2267 1742 136 to|the|men|and|their|employers|that|the|venture|was|an
f02-044-09 ok 224 20 359 2456 1806 146 experiment|from|which|the|organisers|hoped|to|learn|as|much
f02-044-10 ok 224 10 364 2634 649 126 as|the|participants|.
f02-076-00 ok 182 26 291 740 1872 132 1|.|Are|there|differences|in|adjustment|to|ageing
f02-076-01 ok 182 28 362 920 1794 137 and|retirement|according|to|the|occupational
f02-076-02 ok 182 34 360 1102 1987 132 level|of|employees|?|2|.|If|so|,|which|occupational
f02-076-03 ok 182 14 353 1275 1827 107 levels|are|the|better|or|the|poorer|prepared
f02-076-04 ok 162 23 360 1452 1894 132 for|successful|adjustment|to|retirement|and
f02-076-05 ok 182 26 381 1633 1759 110 in|what|aspects|?|3|.|Does|the|evidence
f02-076-06 ok 182 26 365 1805 1890 138 obtained|support|a|rationale|for|adapting
f02-076-07 ok 182 23 362 1986 1851 153 a|pre-retirement|planning|and|preparation
f02-076-08 ok 162 20 375 2170 1856 120 programme|to|the|needs|of|older|employees
f02-076-09 ok 162 20 367 2344 1535 111 of|different|occupational|levels|?
f03-169-00 ok 161 25 367 683 1710 160 Each|time|you|rehearse|you|will|probably|put
f03-169-01 ok 161 24 386 863 1683 158 things|in|a|different|way|.|All|the|better|!|-|it|will
f03-169-02 ok 161 17 382 1054 1650 136 sound|much|more|spontaneous|on|the|occasion
f03-169-03 ok 161 19 387 1219 1633 148 itself|.|Remember|your|four|names|-|have|the|list
f03-169-04 ok 161 22 374 1400 1713 163 with|you|if|you|like|-|and|you|simply|can't
f03-169-05 ok 161 20 382 1598 1739 145 be|flummoxed|!|Of|course|,|in|any|speech|a|good
f03-169-06 ok 161 17 374 1768 1625 133 start|and|a|good|finish|are|half|the|battle|.
f03-174-00 ok 191 36 354 683 1844 160 So|-|see|the|next|page|!|Yes|,|they|are|waiting|for|you|.
f03-174-01 ok 182 31 349 865 1771 135 But|there|is|no|need|to|be|frightened|.|The|audience
f03-174-02 ok 182 29 345 1054 1721 126 will|eat|out|of|your|hand|-|if|they|like|what
f03-174-03 ok 191 30 314 1230 1727 144 you|offer|them|.|A|good|start|will|put|them|in|a
f03-174-04 ok 191 26 303 1404 1886 145 good|humour|.|Ladies|and|gentlemen|!|I|'m|afraid
f03-174-05 ok 182 34 345 1581 1796 141 I|have|not|had|much|experience|of|public|speaking|.
f03-182-00 ok 203 47 412 718 1789 131 But|that|'s|a|terrible|way|to|begin|!|Why|tell|them|you
f03-182-01 ok 203 50 426 904 1695 97 are|a|novice|?|It|'s|their|interest|you|want|-|not|their
f03-182-02 ok 203 37 436 1091 1600 106 sympathy|.|And|you|want|to|get|it|from|the|word
f03-182-03 err 203 55 445 1265 1722 114 GO|!|Try|something|like|this|:|It|is|said|that|tele-
f03-182-04 ok 203 37 421 1438 1669 114 vision|keeps|people|at|home|.|But|you|,|at|any
f03-182-05 ok 203 41 399 1620 1746 121 rate|,|have|proved|that|wrong|.|And|they|say|,|too|,
f03-182-06 ok 203 42 399 1788 1712 107 that|television|makes|its|appeal|to|those|of|lesser
f03-182-07 err 203 17 366 1975 394 115 intelligence|.
f03-191-00 ok 191 28 388 740 1588 145 May|I|suggest|that|you|have|proved|that
f03-191-01 ok 191 39 388 918 1840 137 right|!|Congratulations|!|And|away|you|go|into
f03-191-02 ok 191 40 338 1095 1991 138 your|speech|.|Take|some|thought|,|too|,|for|your|ending|.
f03-191-03 ok 191 46 332 1274 1896 150 Thank|you|for|listening|to|me|so|patiently|.|A|political
f03-191-04 ok 191 31 353 1447 1866 148 candidate|often|used|that|finish|.|No|wonder|he
f03-191-05 ok 182 33 352 1635 1720 148 didn't|get|in|!|Instead|he|might|have|ended
f03-191-06 ok 191 26 353 1801 1307 153 this|way|:|Well|,|those|are|my|views|.
f04-004-00 ok 150 35 338 683 1651 144 When|he|learned|what|was|causing|the|commotion|he
f04-004-01 ok 149 32 337 870 1797 156 became|greatly|alarmed|,|and|after|the|body|had|been
f04-004-02 ok 150 30 334 1036 1638 175 taken|to|St|Thomas's|Hospital|it|was|his
f04-004-03 ok 149 40 340 1197 1722 208 grief-stricken|duty|formally|to|identify|Elizabeth
f04-004-04 ok 146 35 341 1388 1815 179 Camp|,|aged|thirty-three|,|the|girl|who|was|to|have
f04-004-05 ok 145 26 342 1562 1756 180 been|his|bride|.|There|was|little|doubt|of|how
f04-004-06 ok 146 24 339 1717 1779 206 she|had|met|her|death|,|and|even|less|that|it
f04-004-07 ok 145 9 347 1928 674 128 had|been|murder|.
f04-007-00 ok 165 40 386 699 1906 89 She|had|been|struck|several|times|with|a|blunt
f04-007-01 ok 166 35 379 873 1775 115 instrument|,|and|her|head|was|smashed|in|.
f04-007-02 ok 166 42 363 1069 1836 148 There|were|signs|of|a|violent|struggle|,|blood
f04-007-03 err 164 38 391 1243 1927 149 on|the|cushions|and|floor|,|and|the|remains
f04-007-04 ok 166 34 389 1430 1819 140 of|her|broken|umbrella|.|But|a|pair|of|bone
f04-007-05 ok 164 39 405 1605 1830 149 cuff-links|found|in|the|compartment|seemed
f04-007-06 ok 164 39 379 1776 1968 155 to|provide|the|only|possible|clue|to|the|killer|.
f04-011-00 ok 147 29 349 714 1727 126 The|body|was|examined|,|and|it|was|definitely
f04-011-01 ok 148 36 354 848 1850 195 established|that|no|sexual|assault|had|taken|place|.
f04-011-02 ok 147 28 348 1032 1653 175 It|seemed|probable|that|the|motive|had|been
f04-011-03 ok 147 30 347 1204 1792 176 robbery|,|and|this|was|further|confirmed|when|a
f04-011-04 ok 146 33 342 1390 1712 133 check|was|made|with|the|woman's|relations|in
f04-011-05 ok 145 29 337 1560 1824 210 Hounslow|.|Miss|Camp|had|been|the|housekeeper|at|the
f04-011-06 ok 145 31 358 1758 1798 170 Good|Intent|,|a|public-house|in|Walworth|.|Her|day
f04-011-07 ok 145 35 356 1907 1858 208 off|was|Thursday|,|and|before|coming|up|to|London
f04-011-08 ok 144 33 338 2087 1862 190 in|the|evening|she|had|called|on|her|two|sisters|,
f04-011-09 ok 144 27 338 2279 1762 171 one|of|whom|lived|at|Hammersmith|and|the
f04-011-10 err 145 31 343 2453 1575 216 other|at|Hounslow|,|where|she|kept|a|shop|.
f04-016-00 ok 147 35 342 673 1839 169 Elizabeth|had|left|Hammersmith|in|the|late|afternoon|,
f04-016-01 err 147 31 334 856 1850 158 and|arrived|at|Hounslow|around|5|P.M.|,|where
f04-016-02 ok 147 24 334 1026 1813 158 she|had|tea|with|her|other|sister|,|and|then
f04-016-03 ok 148 25 340 1204 1796 141 went|to|catch|the|7.42|.|Her|sister|saw|her
f04-016-04 ok 147 27 325 1383 1798 194 to|the|station|,|helping|her|with|some|of
f04-016-05 ok 145 25 333 1563 1839 205 her|packages|.|This|sister|was|able|to|establish
f04-016-06 ok 145 21 334 1733 1786 194 that|she|had|carried|a|green|purse|and
f04-016-07 ok 146 23 343 1918 1315 185 had|bought|a|railway|ticket|.
f04-020-00 ok 173 31 372 704 1815 134 But|both|purse|and|ticket|,|and|the|packages|,|were|gone|when|the|body
f04-020-01 ok 173 32 350 880 1730 135 was|found|at|Waterloo|.|Neither|the|sisters|nor|Mr|Berry|thought|it
f04-020-02 ok 173 27 351 1050 1817 143 likely|that|she|had|been|carrying|much|money|.|A|porter|at|Hounslow
f04-020-03 ok 171 38 334 1243 1856 130 supported|the|sister's|statement|that|Elizabeth|Camp|had|been|alone|in|her
f04-020-04 ok 171 31 346 1417 1834 135 compartment|when|the|train|left|,|but|this|did|not|help|much|,|since|it
f04-020-05 ok 171 25 346 1587 1291 138 had|made|stops|at|nine|stations|before|Waterloo|.
f04-024-00 ok 187 48 353 782 1840 129 The|police|began|a|systematic|search|of|the|line|-
f04-024-01 ok 183 44 339 975 1763 121 no|easy|task|,|but|one|in|which|patience|and|method
f04-024-02 err 186 41 338 1130 1691 130 paid|off|.|At|a|spot|on|the|embankment|between
f04-024-03 ok 185 43 295 1335 1814 111 Putney|and|Wandsworth|they|found|a|bloodstained
f04-024-04 ok 184 42 299 1510 1725 111 pestle|such|as|chemists|use|,|with|some|hairs
f04-024-05 ok 186 51 248 1712 1815 134 sticking|to|it|.|The|murder|weapon|,|more|than|likely|,
f04-024-06 ok 187 42 244 1890 1761 156 and|perhaps|evidence|enough|to|have|brought|a
f04-024-07 err 185 30 253 2082 989 89 killer|to|book|in|modern|times|.
f04-028-00 ok 184 50 337 908 1924 171 But|in|1897|,|alas|!|there|was|no|fingerprint|bureau|,
f04-028-01 ok 185 43 309 1103 1834 153 no|experts|to|check|and|photograph|any|'|dabs|'|it
f04-028-02 err 184 38 319 1259 1797 186 might|have|yielded|.|It|was|a|tough|case|to
f04-028-03 ok 183 49 318 1440 1940 143 tackle|,|and|Superintendent|Robinson|,|of|the|L.S.W.R.
f04-028-04 ok 182 47 317 1611 1852 138 Police|,|and|Chief|Inspector|Marshall|,|of|Scotland
f04-028-05 err 183 49 318 1767 1806 183 Yard|,|combined|forces|in|the|investigation|.|While
f04-028-06 ok 183 48 317 1946 1907 154 accepting|the|likelihood|that|Miss|Camp|had|been
f04-028-07 ok 183 41 324 2115 1815 156 attacked|for|the|sake|of|robbery|,|they|did|not
f04-028-08 ok 180 44 299 2280 1675 211 overlook|the|possibility|that|this|might|have
f04-028-09 ok 182 47 309 2467 1856 201 disguised|another|motive|,|and|a|thorough|check
f04-028-10 err 182 49 297 2655 1936 143 of|her|former|men|friends|and|acquaintances|began|.
f04-032-00 err 185 40 286 789 1822 72 They|also|had|to|cope|with|the|usual|flood|of|rumours|,|so-
f04-032-01 ok 186 46 303 970 1810 70 me|well|meant|,|some|mischievous|,|including|one|that|a
f04-032-02 ok 184 42 309 1137 1826 77 man|had|been|seen|fleeing|from|Vauxhall|station|on
f04-032-03 ok 187 53 311 1312 1792 84 the|Thursday|evening|,|with|blood|actually|dripping|from
f04-032-04 err 185 45 328 1509 1854 69 his|hands|.|The|inquest|was|opened|on|February|17|,|but|,
f04-032-05 ok 184 48 317 1682 1821 82 beyond|the|jury|hearing|a|formal|identification|of
f04-032-06 ok 186 46 330 1867 1830 63 the|victim|and|inspecting|at|Waterloo|the|carriage
f04-032-07 ok 185 36 368 2042 1764 75 in|which|she|had|died|,|there|was|nothing|on
f04-032-08 err 185 31 369 2214 1614 101 which|to|proceed|,|and|the|inquest|was
f04-032-09 ok 183 11 404 2407 481 71 adjourned|.
f04-035-00 ok 188 45 356 889 1864 99 Day|by|day|the|police|followed|up|likely|and|even|unlikely
f04-035-01 ok 187 50 352 1081 1840 74 trails|.|It|was|learned|that|Elizabeth|Camp|had|been|lending
f04-035-02 ok 187 50 357 1255 1856 78 money|to|her|relatives|,|and|her|brother-in-law|was|asked|for
f04-035-03 err 187 45 350 1429 1854 70 a|detailed|account|of|his|movements|on|the|11th|.|The|dead
f04-035-04 ok 185 36 352 1623 1818 74 woman|had|been|engaged|once|before|-|to|a|barman
f04-035-05 ok 182 9 364 1803 513 54 named|Brown|.
f04-039-00 ok 183 36 334 883 1743 105 This|man|agreed|that|his|engagement|had
f04-039-01 err 179 33 349 1048 1741 121 been|broken|off|after|one|particular
f04-039-02 ok 181 38 342 1246 1802 108 tiff|,|but|denied|that|he|owed|Miss|Camp|any
f04-039-03 ok 180 44 346 1434 1853 87 money|.|All|the|while|the|police|were|casting|about
f04-039-04 ok 179 38 352 1614 1838 98 for|a|man|who|had|been|seen|leaving|the|train
f04-039-05 ok 179 50 347 1792 1859 88 at|Wandsworth|.|A|passenger|described|this|individual
f04-039-06 err 180 43 340 1969 1883 101 as|a|man|of|about|thirty|,|of|medium|height|,|with
f04-039-07 ok 178 37 374 2150 1685 94 a|dark|moustache|,|and|wearing|a|frockcoat
f04-039-08 ok 178 11 368 2327 612 79 and|a|top-hat|.
f04-043-00 ok 179 33 349 854 1630 102 The|porter|at|the|station|bore|out|this
f04-043-01 err 179 37 377 1049 1763 84 description|,|but|the|man|was|not|traced|.
f04-043-02 ok 179 35 355 1213 1843 124 Perhaps|the|news|of|their|search|got|around|,
f04-043-03 ok 177 39 342 1406 1820 106 for|a|man|did|obligingly|present|himself
f04-043-04 err 176 44 334 1566 1901 129 at|Wandsworth|police-station|,|claiming|to|have
f04-043-05 ok 177 35 334 1757 1821 108 committed|the|murder|-|but|he|was|mentally
f04-043-06 err 178 43 331 1918 1796 139 defective|,|and|,|despite|his|claim|to|infamy|,
f04-043-07 ok 177 36 329 2096 1922 125 had|been|nowhere|near|the|7.42|that|evening|.
f04-046-00 ok 156 38 371 754 1704 115 Even|the|bone|cuff-links|found|beside|the|body|,|which
f04-046-01 ok 155 36 344 938 1696 97 had|at|first|been|considered|as|belonging|to|the|killer|,
f04-046-02 ok 155 38 344 1125 1796 103 proved|yet|another|red|herring|,|for|it|was|learned|that
f04-046-03 ok 155 31 340 1299 1695 99 they|had|been|borrowed|by|Elizabeth|Camp|from|one
f04-046-04 ok 155 36 338 1483 1790 99 of|her|sisters|.|A|young|man|from|Reading|named|Marshall
f04-046-05 err 153 40 347 1660 1853 106 had|an|uncomfortable|time|in|the|presence|of|the|coroner|.
f04-049-00 ok 157 49 338 748 1788 117 This|man|was|known|to|have|left|his|home|on|February|11|,|and
f04-049-01 ok 156 51 341 950 1799 93 to|have|been|away|for|four|days|.|Not|in|itself|a|crime|,|but|,|added|to
f04-049-02 ok 156 49 352 1116 1833 101 the|knowledge|that|he|had|gone|shopping|in|the|town|of|Guil-
f04-049-03 ok 155 44 351 1297 1711 82 dford|for|a|false|moustache|,|it|left|him|with|something|to
f04-049-04 err 154 38 324 1481 1786 109 explain|.|His|story|was|that|he|had|left|home|to|try|to
f04-049-05 ok 153 47 319 1658 1854 104 join|the|Army|(|presumably|feeling|that|a|moustache|might|enhance
f04-049-06 ok 156 37 333 1837 1293 100 his|military|bearing|)|,|and|this|was|accepted|.
f04-053-00 ok 171 42 367 698 1534 147 And|so|the|inquest|,|which|had|dragged|on|,|with
f04-053-01 ok 173 58 352 880 1770 125 adjournments|,|until|April|7|,|finally|had|to|be|content|to|return
f04-053-02 ok 171 47 348 1058 1708 120 a|verdict|of|"|wilful|murder|against|some|person|or
f04-053-03 ok 169 43 359 1245 1776 113 persons|unknown|.|"|The|most|vital|clue|of|the|Wedgwood
f04-053-04 err 168 42 353 1408 1702 110 pestle|had|been|of|no|assistance|.|The|killer|must
f04-053-05 ok 169 33 369 1592 1584 131 have|been|very|thankful|that|the|science|of
f04-053-06 ok 170 43 374 1762 1493 153 dactyloscopy|was|only|in|its|beginnings|.
f04-057-00 ok 169 47 352 682 1746 150 The|next|female|fatality|occurred|eight|years|later|,
f04-057-01 ok 166 43 370 873 1757 130 yet|so|strange|were|the|circumstances|that|it|was
f04-057-02 ok 167 35 362 1052 1755 141 a|further|seven|years|before|even|a|ghost|of|a
f04-057-03 ok 165 47 360 1232 1760 146 solution|emerged|.|There|has|always|been|something
f04-057-04 ok 164 47 367 1413 1708 130 sinister|in|the|idea|of|tunnels|.|The|building|of
f04-057-05 ok 166 34 379 1587 1748 138 them|was|one|of|the|most|dangerous|jobs|con-
f04-057-06 ok 170 39 371 1763 1593 148 nected|with|railway|construction|;|and|there
f04-057-07 ok 168 32 367 1949 1741 140 were|many|people|who|believed|that|to|travel
f04-057-08 ok 163 36 369 2131 1455 144 through|tunnels|would|be|an|equally
f04-057-09 ok 163 19 372 2305 696 100 hazardous|business|.
f04-061-00 ok 171 33 344 731 1764 93 Some|thought|that|the|result|would|be|all
f04-061-01 ok 170 37 334 912 1774 90 sorts|of|horrible|illnesses|brought|on|by|the
f04-061-02 ok 168 43 337 1076 1806 87 confined|atmosphere|.|"|The|shareholders|who|travel
f04-061-03 ok 169 39 357 1267 1743 89 by|it|will|be|so|heartily|sick|,|what|with|the
f04-061-04 ok 171 39 325 1437 1835 96 foul|air|,|smoke|and|sulphur|,|that|the|mention
f04-061-05 err 169 42 344 1620 1819 96 of|a|railway|will|be|worse|than|Ipecacuanha|,|"
f04-061-06 ok 167 47 352 1792 1799 109 wrote|an|anti-railway|industrialist|when|it|was
f04-061-07 ok 169 29 357 1952 1341 94 proposed|to|build|the|Box|Tunnel|.
f04-064-00 ok 169 31 334 714 1760 113 The|mere|thought|of|subterranean|travel
f04-064-01 ok 172 39 336 905 1788 109 gave|others|a|feeling|of|danger|.|A|medical|journal
f04-064-02 ok 170 45 321 1081 1807 105 said|,|"|the|deafening|peal|of|thunder|,|the|sudden
f04-064-03 ok 169 41 332 1270 1827 83 immersion|in|gloom|,|and|the|clash|of|reverberated
f04-064-04 ok 172 39 318 1439 1759 87 sounds|in|a|confined|space|combine|to|produce|a
f04-064-05 ok 169 49 328 1628 1887 90 momentary|shudder|,|or|idea|of|destruction|,|a|thrill
f04-064-06 err 168 43 327 1805 1720 87 of|annihilation|.|"|It|was|also|prophesied|that
f04-064-07 ok 170 37 326 1967 1746 113 passengers|would|be|robbed|and|assaulted|in|the
f04-064-08 ok 169 8 336 2149 323 85 darkness|.
f04-068-00 ok 184 26 357 688 1876 103 For|all|that|,|as|far|as|England|is|concerned|,
f04-068-01 ok 184 20 365 885 1708 70 there|have|been|only|two|occasions|on
f04-068-02 ok 186 28 358 1054 1763 78 which|a|body|has|been|found|in|a|tunnel
f04-068-03 err 185 31 379 1253 1548 75 in|circumstances|pointing|to|murder|.
f04-068-04 err 184 33 378 1419 1751 105 The|first|was|that|of|Mr|Gold|,|in|the|famous
f04-068-05 err 182 37 393 1577 1846 96 Lefroy|case|,|and|by|an|odd|chance|the|second|tragedy
f04-068-06 ok 182 30 393 1757 1776 91 occurred|on|the|same|line|,|although|this|time|the
f04-068-07 ok 183 17 385 1968 725 45 victim|was|a|woman|.
f04-071-00 ok 158 25 379 873 1902 104 Though|in|the|minds|of|most|people|there|was
f04-071-01 ok 156 27 357 1039 1724 97 no|doubt|that|the|woman|had|been|the|victim
f04-071-02 err 158 34 331 1240 1968 89 of|foul|play|,|the|verdict|brought|in|was|that|there
f04-071-03 ok 158 32 351 1425 1872 69 was|not|sufficient|evidence|to|show|whether
f04-071-04 err 155 29 369 1600 1883 71 she|had|fallen|or|been|thrown|from|a|train|.
f04-071-05 err 156 33 353 1775 1920 99 The|Merstham|Tunnel|,|on|the|London-to-
f04-071-06 err 159 40 378 1961 1933 110 Brighton|line|,|is|approximately|one|mile|long|,
f04-071-07 ok 157 35 346 2144 1887 86 and|some|time|before|midnight|on|September
f04-071-08 ok 157 38 354 2321 1792 86 24|,|1905|,|a|Sunday|,|Sub-Inspector|Peacock|,|of
f04-071-09 err 158 34 361 2496 1792 88 the|London|,|Brighton|and|South|Coast|Railway|,
f04-074-00 ok 165 31 349 714 1728 77 It|was|the|battered|and|broken|body|of|a|woman|.
f04-074-01 ok 169 31 335 861 1831 136 He|sent|word|straight|away|to|near-by|Merstham
f04-074-02 ok 167 34 316 1024 1848 139 Station|,|and|a|stretcher|party|took|the|body|to
f04-074-03 ok 168 39 318 1207 1803 109 the|Feathers|Hotel|to|await|identification|.
f04-074-04 ok 169 35 326 1385 1868 148 Was|it|a|case|of|suicide|,|where|some|unhappy|soul
f04-074-05 ok 164 31 325 1554 1882 142 had|walked|deliberately|into|the|blackness|and
f04-074-06 ok 167 34 309 1713 1855 193 into|the|path|of|some|train|?|This|hardly|seemed
f04-074-07 err 168 36 315 1910 1890 166 likely|,|since|,|when|she|was|examined|by|a|local
f04-074-08 err 168 31 318 2083 2015 188 doctor|,|the|woman|,|young|,|small|,|and|rather|plump|,
f04-074-09 ok 167 28 349 2263 1792 135 was|found|to|have|her|own|silk|scarf|drawn
f04-074-10 ok 167 28 286 2441 2022 202 almost|tight|enough|to|strangle|her|,|and|the|ends
f04-074-11 err 170 28 291 2628 1711 123 thrust|in|her|mouth|like|a|gag|.
f04-079-00 ok 168 33 367 722 1825 107 Both|her|wrists|bore|the|marks|of|severe|bruising|,
f04-079-01 ok 167 32 336 869 1732 129 and|there|were|other|injuries|on|her|body|which|had
f04-079-02 ok 167 29 335 1053 1708 114 occurred|before|her|death|was|ensured|by|some
f04-079-03 ok 168 36 335 1231 1866 143 train|which|had|roared|through|the|tunnel|.|There|were
f04-079-04 ok 169 31 353 1400 1868 127 no|letters|or|papers|found|on|her|to|assist|identi
f04-079-05 ok 167 38 327 1580 1822 145 fication|,|no|money|,|and|no|railway|ticket|.|By|then
f04-079-06 ok 167 25 347 1766 1915 160 reports|were|being|gathered|about|all|traffic|over
f04-079-07 ok 167 38 337 1951 1818 139 this|stretch|of|line|,|but|no|information|was
f04-079-08 ok 168 31 342 2112 1865 168 forthcoming|about|any|carriage|with|an|open
f04-079-09 ok 167 34 345 2293 1921 159 door|,|nor|any|passenger|reporting|an|incident
f04-079-10 ok 169 15 362 2477 829 166 which|might|relate|.
f04-083-00 err 163 43 340 772 1780 76 So|the|body|of|this|small|girl|with|the|blue|eyes|and
f04-083-01 ok 163 37 329 943 1787 74 long|brown|hair|in|a|bun|at|the|back|of|her|head
f04-083-02 ok 164 44 308 1129 1746 77 remained|a|mystery|until|later|the|following|day|.
f04-083-03 ok 164 43 305 1316 1726 67 During|that|time|a|description|of|the|girl|was
f04-083-04 ok 163 40 316 1490 1667 68 circulated|,|and|a|Mr|Robert|Money|came|forward|to
f04-083-05 ok 161 48 302 1670 1867 72 identify|her|as|his|sister|,|Mary|Money|,|aged|twenty-two|.
f04-083-06 err 162 51 306 1846 1834 72 The|girl|,|who|was|described|as|being|"|always|bright|and
f04-083-07 err 162 51 321 2024 1724 84 jolly|,|"|had|been|unmarried|,|and|lived|at|Lavender|Hill|,
f04-083-08 err 161 46 307 2196 1709 85 Clapham|,|on|the|premises|of|a|dairyman|,|Bridger|,|for
f04-083-09 err 161 26 320 2391 1243 59 whom|she|worked|as|a|book-keeper|.
f04-087-00 ok 165 45 357 737 1719 59 On|the|Sunday|,|the|day|of|her|death|,|she|had|gone|out|in|the
f04-087-01 ok 164 45 341 914 1736 60 evening|at|about|seven|o'clock|,|telling|her|room-mate|,|Emma
f04-087-02 ok 164 39 352 1088 1747 64 Hone|,|that|she|was|going|for|a|walk|,|but|would|not|be
f04-087-03 ok 163 43 353 1267 1776 68 gone|for|long|.|According|to|Miss|Hone|,|she|had|not|been
f04-087-04 ok 161 46 345 1443 1808 70 carrying|a|handbag|,|but|she|believed|she|had|had|a|small
f04-087-05 ok 159 6 335 1638 188 41 purse|.
f04-093-00 ok 175 10 380 758 1563 100 At|Clapham|Junction|a|ticket-collector
f04-093-01 ok 177 11 358 930 1725 120 was|able|to|identify|a|photograph|of|the
f04-093-02 ok 178 12 361 1112 1709 128 girl|,|and|he|said|he|had|last|seen|her
f04-093-03 err 174 9 367 1296 1555 118 on|platform|six|waiting|to|board
f04-093-04 ok 177 12 363 1469 1687 90 a|train|for|the|short|run|to|Victoria|.
f04-093-05 ok 174 14 368 1641 1762 126 A|passenger|at|Victoria|said|he|had|seen
f04-093-06 ok 171 13 375 1842 1571 111 a|young|lady|"|as|near|as|possible|"
f04-093-07 ok 176 10 376 1998 1667 129 like|the|photograph|shown|him|,|with
f04-093-08 ok 173 13 378 2192 1686 110 a|man|"|very|close|in|conversation|and
f04-093-09 ok 174 9 396 2352 1006 127 walking|arm|in|arm|.|"
f04-096-00 ok 176 11 379 807 1570 112 A|guard|reported|that|at|East|Croydon
f04-096-01 ok 182 8 401 991 1637 95 he|had|seen|what|was|accepted|as|the
f04-096-02 ok 178 9 408 1165 1606 127 same|couple|sitting|close|together|in
f04-096-03 ok 177 8 396 1347 1478 102 a|first-class|compartment|of|the
f04-096-04 ok 174 10 405 1523 1618 124 train|from|London|Bridge|of|which
f04-096-05 ok 177 11 419 1699 1568 120 he|was|in|charge|.|The|two|could
f04-096-06 ok 177 13 408 1883 1546 117 have|joined|this|train|by|taking
f04-096-07 ok 176 9 411 2026 1449 173 one|from|Victoria|and|changing
f04-096-08 ok 173 8 400 2234 1620 112 at|East|Croydon|.|He|also|believed
f04-096-09 ok 173 9 415 2411 1582 142 that|they|had|still|been|together|at
f04-096-10 ok 176 6 384 2594 1652 114 South|Croydon|,|and|he|remembered
f04-100-00 ok 169 10 391 755 1632 106 Medical|evidence|established|that|Mary
f04-100-01 ok 173 9 391 938 1574 97 Money|had|been|dead|for|about|an
f04-100-02 ok 174 11 388 1110 1656 113 hour|before|her|body|was|discovered|,
f04-100-03 ok 176 9 385 1273 1750 128 and|this|matched|reasonably|well|with
f04-100-04 ok 174 14 380 1471 1654 116 the|timetable|of|the|train|in|question|.
f04-100-05 ok 172 10 367 1652 1656 105 More|important|evidence|came|from|a
f04-100-06 ok 171 10 384 1826 1705 125 signalman|at|Purley|Oaks|,|who|had
f04-100-07 ok 174 12 375 2001 1686 118 seen|,|as|the|train|passed|his|box|,|a
f04-100-08 ok 172 11 393 2183 1489 118 couple|struggling|in|a|first-class
f04-100-09 ok 170 11 397 2368 1601 96 compartment|;|but|he|seemed|to|have
f04-100-10 ok 174 11 390 2551 1679 119 been|used|to|seeing|couples|engaged|in
f07-000-00 ok 192 24 330 647 2026 157 SOME|years|ago|a|contemporary|philosopher
f07-000-01 ok 193 23 347 825 1909 120 told|us|that|there|was|nothing|an|En-
f07-000-02 err 191 26 359 1004 1942 170 glishman|would|not|do|;|nothing|an|Ame-
f07-000-03 ok 191 20 372 1197 1701 132 rican|would|not|say|;|nothing|an
f07-000-04 ok 190 20 344 1364 1800 116 Italian|would|not|sing|;|no|music
f07-000-05 err 189 18 326 1535 1755 133 to|which|the|Frenchman|would|not
f07-000-06 ok 188 20 356 1724 1813 140 dance|;|nothing|the|German|would
f07-000-07 err 189 23 351 1930 1641 138 not|covet|;|and|nothing|the|Chinese
f07-000-08 ok 186 8 327 2090 787 100 would|not|eat|.
f07-000b-00 ok 149 30 344 707 1837 165 SOME|years|ago|a|contemporary|philosopher
f07-000b-01 ok 147 30 356 882 1803 177 told|us|that|there|was|nothing|an|Englishman
f07-000b-02 ok 147 34 373 1074 1908 141 would|not|do|;|nothing|an|American|would|not
f07-000b-03 ok 149 34 366 1252 1742 154 say|;|nothing|an|Italian|would|not|sing|;|no
f07-000b-04 ok 144 33 375 1430 1991 109 music|to|which|the|Frenchman|would|not|dance|;
f07-000b-05 ok 142 29 376 1606 1769 171 nothing|the|German|would|not|covet|;|and
f07-000b-06 ok 146 29 393 1789 1501 156 nothing|the|Chinese|would|not|eat|.
f07-002-00 ok 149 38 371 719 1784 133 It|is|not|our|purpose|to|discuss|this|dictum|.
f07-002-01 ok 147 31 361 883 1906 186 Suffice|to|say|that|few|of|us|stop|to|marvel|at
f07-002-02 ok 147 31 356 1070 1883 153 the|progress|of|civilisation|which|allows|a|dish
f07-002-03 ok 147 25 356 1233 1802 210 borrowed|straight|from|the|prehistoric|.|How
f07-002-04 ok 143 32 380 1425 1776 150 many|centuries|ago|,|in|some|cave|or|hilly
f07-002-05 ok 141 24 359 1593 1842 195 hide|,|did|our|forebears|home|from|the|chase
f07-002-06 ok 143 25 352 1767 1945 197 hold|forth|from|a|spear|the|welcome|gobbet|of
f07-002-07 ok 143 27 367 1966 1625 164 meat|or|fish|burnt|and|roasted|in|the
f07-002-08 ok 142 18 366 2122 1309 202 homely|and|protecting|flame|.
f07-006-00 ok 147 30 330 707 1871 167 How|many|centuries|later|did|the|mercenary|in
f07-006-01 ok 148 32 346 891 1920 158 the|Roman|wars|thus|impale|on|pike|or|lance|his
f07-006-02 ok 146 32 327 1064 1983 166 evening|meal|.|Later|came|the|thrifty|peasant|,
f07-006-03 ok 146 30 338 1255 1945 178 later|still|the|young|Victorian|buck|adventuring
f07-006-04 ok 145 31 328 1422 1861 198 in|Paris|,|and|even|later|our|attractive|young
f07-006-05 ok 141 29 336 1600 1943 189 ladies|toying|with|these|primitive|morsels|in|the
f07-006-06 ok 143 30 345 1782 1949 188 gleam|and|glitter|of|our|latter-day|restaurants|.
f07-009-00 ok 148 30 359 711 1834 183 And|,|if|certain|dishes|and|modes|of|food|have
f07-009-01 ok 147 35 356 896 1920 145 persisted|down|the|ages|,|the|motive|that|preserved
f07-009-02 err 148 29 370 1060 1924 166 them|has|always|been|the|same|.|Apart|from|the|need
f07-009-03 err 150 36 343 1218 1822 168 for|nourishment|,|the|instinct|of|hospitality|has
f07-009-04 ok 147 31 389 1397 1918 167 always|been|strong|in|mankind|.|The|sharing|of
f07-009-05 ok 144 30 359 1590 1857 140 a|meal|in|those|earliest|dangerous|days|was|an
f07-009-06 ok 147 32 351 1765 1919 140 admittance|into|an|acquaintanceship|far|more
f07-009-07 ok 146 31 326 1940 1914 154 important|than|the|casual|meetings|of|the|present
f07-009-08 ok 145 37 349 2109 1910 150 day|;|the|desire|to|share|something|more|intimate
f07-009-09 ok 144 26 366 2267 1770 167 than|mere|converse|has|always|been|there|.
f07-013-00 ok 156 47 327 706 1669 146 The|truth|is|that|good|food|offers|a
f07-013-01 ok 151 41 319 895 1570 129 programme|of|entertainment|almost
f07-013-02 ok 152 45 329 1074 1788 117 unlimited|in|its|variety|and|its|presen-
f07-013-03 ok 153 38 323 1244 1531 138 tation|affords|an|opportunity|of
f07-013-04 ok 152 54 344 1423 1818 160 showing|a|guest|something|of|ourselves|.
f07-013-05 err 147 36 342 1607 1715 138 It|is|a|far|enough|cry|from|the|primitive
f07-013-06 ok 151 34 316 1784 1773 131 meal-times|of|a|simpler|world|to|the
f07-013-07 ok 151 36 306 1950 1886 146 banquets|of|later|days|,|when|the|table
f07-013-08 ok 152 48 302 2136 1873 134 groaned|under|its|load|of|complicated
f07-013-09 err 151 42 309 2311 1903 150 dishes|,|and|for|all|the|blossoming|of|the
f07-013-10 ok 150 36 292 2498 1904 107 arts|around|them|the|diners|were|little
f07-016-00 ok 160 52 330 706 1803 135 There|was|always|the|spice|of|an|orgy
f07-016-01 ok 157 50 341 880 1825 142 in|those|Roman|feasts|,|for|instance|,|with
f07-016-02 ok 157 44 317 1066 1738 132 all|their|peacocks|and|nightingales'
f07-016-03 err 156 49 326 1256 1882 125 tongues|;|unreasonable|surfeit|,|too|,|in|the
f07-016-04 err 154 40 348 1417 1779 152 elaborate|fashion|of|eating|brought
f07-016-05 ok 151 46 338 1600 1830 141 out|of|Italy|into|France|,|we|are|told|,
f07-016-06 ok 155 50 353 1780 1842 128 by|Catherine|de|Medici|.|The|peasant|in
f07-016-07 ok 156 38 314 1959 1854 146 those|days|,|as|ever|,|ate|sparingly|,|but
f07-016-08 err 155 55 351 2132 1834 161 generously|enough|in|his|own|fashion|,
f07-016-09 err 155 41 361 2318 1759 142 save|at|feast|times|,|when|he|,|too|,|let
f07-016-10 ok 157 46 329 2500 1870 139 himself|go|;|and|it|was|from|his|simpler
f07-019a-00 err 179 39 370 694 1471 71 Epicures|and|gourmands|,|sated|by|the|unending
f07-019a-01 ok 179 40 377 871 1732 66 procession|of|dishes|from|those|mammoth|kitchens
f07-019a-02 ok 177 34 384 1050 1498 72 of|the|18th|century|-|that|amazing|epoch|of
f07-019a-03 ok 178 47 382 1241 1799 78 grossness|and|delicacy|-|sought|inspiration|at|last|from
f07-019a-04 err 178 46 389 1416 1778 95 the|dishes|of|the|country|,|and|,|instead|of|gorging|the
f07-019a-05 ok 174 39 388 1599 1756 80 eye|with|magnitude|,|began|to|understand|the|value|of
f07-019a-06 err 174 53 376 1774 1809 82 intelligent|selection|and|comparative|simplicity|,|though
f07-019a-07 ok 174 42 378 1948 1735 85 nowadays|their|simplified|meals|would|seem|quite
f07-019a-08 ok 172 8 375 2114 354 69 monstrous|.
f07-019b-00 ok 159 46 317 701 1763 142 Epicures|and|gourmands|,|sated|by|the
f07-019b-01 ok 160 61 319 887 1894 148 unending|procession|of|dishes|from|those
f07-019b-02 ok 160 53 340 1066 1844 140 mammoth|kitchens|of|the|18th|century|-
f07-019b-03 ok 162 63 316 1245 1862 139 that|amazing|epoch|of|grossness|and
f07-019b-04 ok 156 57 325 1428 1927 131 delicacy|-|sought|inspiration|at|last|from
f07-019b-05 ok 152 45 311 1608 1842 140 the|dishes|of|the|country|,|and|,|instead
f07-019b-06 ok 157 47 366 1788 1727 144 of|gorging|the|eye|with|magnitude|,
f07-019b-07 ok 161 55 357 1942 1683 157 began|to|understand|the|value|of
f07-019b-08 ok 158 49 303 2138 1863 138 intelligent|selection|and|comparative
f07-019b-09 ok 158 60 327 2309 1788 153 simplicity|,|though|nowadays|their
f07-019b-10 ok 159 56 332 2504 1801 136 simplified|meals|would|seem|quite
f07-021a-00 err 175 42 352 697 1672 72 Does|one|,|however|,|know|who|first|thought|of|boiling
f07-021a-01 err 175 39 360 880 1732 72 water|and|food|?|The|ancient|Britons|,|I|believe|,|used|to
f07-021a-02 ok 175 40 364 1056 1767 83 make|water|hot|by|dropping|a|red-hot|poker|into|it|,
f07-021a-03 ok 174 39 364 1241 1713 78 because|their|pots|would|not|stand|fire|;|but|Jacob
f07-021a-04 err 172 36 360 1407 1694 70 must|have|had|one|that|would|,|because|Esau|sold
f07-021a-05 ok 171 38 362 1589 1723 96 his|birthright|to|him|for|a|mess|of|pottage|-|and
f07-021a-06 ok 169 27 354 1774 1662 77 then|we|hear|of|the|fleshpots|of|Egypt|after
f07-021a-07 ok 169 28 358 1955 974 86 which|the|Israelites|sighed|.
f07-021b-00 err 162 52 317 708 1922 137 Does|one|,|however|,|know|who|first|thought
f07-021b-01 ok 160 55 327 876 1874 149 of|boiling|water|and|food|?|The|ancient
f07-021b-02 ok 159 49 292 1064 1929 128 Britons|,|I|believe|,|used|to|make|water|hot
f07-021b-03 ok 163 59 293 1246 1711 150 by|dropping|a|red-hot|poker|into|it|,
f07-021b-04 ok 156 50 309 1425 1916 124 because|their|pots|would|not|stand|fire|;
f07-021b-05 ok 149 38 308 1595 1736 141 but|Jacob|must|have|had|one|that
f07-021b-06 ok 156 53 311 1777 1985 136 would|,|because|Esau|sold|his|birthright
f07-021b-07 ok 159 48 320 1939 1887 156 to|him|for|a|mess|of|pottage|-|and|then
f07-021b-08 err 160 54 320 2124 1723 154 we|hear|of|the|fleshpots|of|Egypt
f07-021b-09 err 158 44 358 2315 1714 150 after|which|the|Israelites|sighed|.
f07-024a-00 err 174 33 367 687 1716 76 Anyhow|,|Homer|does|not|seem|to|have|known|any
f07-024a-01 ok 176 40 363 869 1699 91 way|of|cooking|meat|except|by|roasting|and|boiling|.
f07-024a-02 ok 174 39 363 1052 1662 81 When|Achilles|gave|a|royal|feast|the|principal|dish
f07-024a-03 err 175 41 359 1224 1691 88 was|a|grill|,|which|he|cooked|himself|,|and|he|knew
f07-024a-04 err 175 37 365 1414 1584 87 how|to|do|it|,|too|:|-|When|the|languid|flames|at
f07-024a-05 err 173 36 379 1590 1496 98 length|subside|,|He|throws|a|bed|of|glowing
f07-024a-06 ok 174 34 378 1780 1520 86 embers|wide|;|Above|the|coals|the|smoking
f07-024a-07 ok 175 41 395 1960 1719 77 fragment|turns|,|And|sprinkles|sacred|salt|from
f07-024a-08 ok 172 11 403 2135 446 59 lifted|urns
f07-024b-00 err 162 51 293 705 1804 127 Anyhow|,|Homer|does|not|seem|to|have
f07-024b-01 ok 161 48 308 883 1605 144 known|any|way|of|cooking|meat
f07-024b-02 ok 161 58 307 1063 1848 141 except|by|roasting|and|boiling|.|When
f07-024b-03 ok 164 59 300 1231 1957 156 Achilles|gave|a|royal|feast|the|principal
f07-024b-04 ok 159 57 310 1420 1987 143 dish|was|a|grill|,|which|he|cooked|himself|,
f07-024b-05 err 156 58 297 1604 1926 97 and|he|knew|how|to|do|it|,|too|:|-|When|the
f07-024b-06 err 159 49 314 1709 1867 210 languid|flames|at|length|subside|,|He
f07-024b-07 ok 158 55 318 1953 1861 146 throws|a|bed|of|glowing|embers|wide|;
f07-024b-08 ok 159 49 345 2115 1831 177 Above|the|coals|the|smoking|fragment
f07-024b-09 ok 156 43 346 2307 1793 160 turns|,|And|sprinkles|sacred|salt
f07-024b-10 ok 157 22 356 2500 912 148 from|lifted|urns|.
f07-028a-00 err 175 39 362 715 1735 69 When|,|however|,|the|Greeks|did|learn|the|art|of|making
f07-028a-01 ok 175 43 371 874 1783 78 fireproof|earthenware|from|the|Egyptians|,|their|cookery
f07-028a-02 ok 176 37 373 1044 1673 85 made|rapid|progress|,|because|they|were|men|of|taste
f07-028a-03 ok 173 50 374 1222 1695 98 and|intellect|.|A|remarkable|peculiarity|in|the|banquets
f07-028a-04 ok 171 38 366 1411 1735 83 of|the|ancient|world|was|the|fact|that|they|did|not
f07-028a-05 ok 170 43 363 1585 1782 96 confine|the|resources|of|the|table|to|the|gratification
f07-028a-06 ok 172 44 372 1758 1747 83 of|one|sense|alone|.|Having|exhausted|their|invention
f07-028a-07 ok 169 42 363 1940 1651 80 in|the|preparation|of|stimulants|for|the|palate|,
f07-028a-08 ok 171 37 372 2118 1696 94 they|broke|fresh|ground|and|called|another|sense
f07-028a-09 ok 166 11 378 2288 433 75 to|their|aid|.
f07-028b-00 ok 152 28 380 734 1806 100 When|,|however|,|the|Greeks|did|learn|the
f07-028b-01 ok 151 23 371 887 1856 105 art|of|making|fireproof|earthenware|from
f07-028b-02 ok 150 28 368 1092 1761 110 the|Egyptians|,|their|cookery|made|rapid
f07-028b-03 ok 153 20 370 1269 1825 105 progress|,|because|they|were|men|of|taste
f07-028b-04 ok 150 26 367 1456 1914 100 and|intellect|.|A|remarkable|peculiarity|in
f07-028b-05 ok 149 23 368 1627 1951 119 the|banquets|of|the|ancient|world|was|the
f07-028b-06 ok 149 26 357 1807 1987 110 fact|that|they|did|not|confine|the|resources
f07-028b-07 ok 147 25 344 1981 1828 120 of|the|table|to|the|gratification|of|one
f07-028b-08 ok 148 29 339 2161 2118 109 sense|alone|.|Having|exhausted|their|invention
f07-028b-09 ok 147 22 337 2338 1894 106 in|the|preparation|of|stimulants|for|the
f07-028b-10 ok 147 26 348 2511 2022 121 palate|,|they|broke|fresh|ground|and|called
f07-028b-11 ok 146 13 335 2693 1319 98 another|sense|to|their|aid|.
f07-032a-00 err 175 49 345 707 1782 72 By|delicate|application|of|odours|and|richly-distilled
f07-032a-01 err 176 40 369 863 1644 71 perfumes|,|these|refined|voluptuaries|aroused|the
f07-032a-02 ok 176 40 375 1054 1650 86 fainting|appetite|and|added|a|more|exquisite|and
f07-032a-03 ok 176 33 372 1229 1773 95 ethereal|enjoyment|to|the|grosser|pleasures|of|the
f07-032a-04 err 176 38 377 1414 1643 83 board|.|The|gratification|of|the|sense|of|smelling
f07-032a-05 ok 173 39 385 1591 1727 76 was|a|subject|of|no|little|importance|to|the|Romans|.
f07-032a-06 ok 174 41 379 1748 1763 93 They|considered|flowers|as|forming|a|very|essential
f07-032a-07 err 171 43 398 1935 1673 84 article|in|their|festal|preparations|;|and|it|is|the
f07-032a-08 ok 172 37 401 2118 1534 77 opinion|of|Bassius|that|at|their|desserts|the
f07-032a-09 ok 169 25 397 2310 1591 66 number|of|flowers|far|exceeded|the|number
f07-032a-10 ok 169 10 396 2480 354 67 of|fruits|.
f07-032b-00 ok 150 25 335 728 2077 135 By|delicate|application|of|odours|and|richly-
f07-032b-01 ok 149 31 344 905 1967 110 distilled|perfumes|,|these|refined|voluptuaries
f07-032b-02 ok 150 27 332 1060 2010 128 aroused|the|fainting|appetite|and|added|a
f07-032b-03 ok 149 32 329 1258 2003 110 more|exquisite|and|ethereal|enjoyment|to
f07-032b-04 ok 148 24 333 1426 2083 132 the|grosser|pleasures|of|the|board|.|The|grati-
f07-032b-05 ok 147 26 322 1594 1961 134 fication|of|the|sense|of|smelling|was|a
f07-032b-06 ok 145 30 324 1791 2146 128 subject|of|no|little|importance|to|the|Romans|.
f07-032b-07 ok 146 27 313 1971 1904 123 They|considered|flowers|as|forming|a|very
f07-032b-08 err 147 28 319 2154 2033 124 essential|article|in|their|festal|preparations|;
f07-032b-09 ok 145 25 314 2332 1841 115 and|it|is|the|opinion|of|Bassius|that
f07-032b-10 err 145 16 332 2512 1944 108 at|their|desserts|the|number|of|flowers
f07-032b-11 ok 146 20 331 2677 1720 124 far|exceeded|the|number|of|fruits|.
f07-036-00 ok 150 23 385 728 1952 111 When|Nero|supped|in|#|his|Golden|House|,
f07-036-01 ok 150 29 378 908 1971 106 a|mingled|shower|of|flowers|and|odorous
f07-036-02 ok 149 18 378 1080 1882 102 essences|fell|upon|him|;|and|one|of|the
f07-036-03 ok 150 25 384 1252 1675 111 recreations|of|Heliogabalus|was|to
f07-036-04 ok 148 28 367 1443 1924 83 smother|his|courtiers|with|flowers|.|Nor|was
f07-036-05 ok 144 32 376 1623 1976 112 it|entirely|as|an|object|of|luxury|that|the
f07-036-06 ok 148 22 371 1802 1915 111 ancients|made|use|of|flowers|;|they|were
f07-036-07 ok 148 20 362 1979 1640 111 considered|to|possess|sanative|and
f07-036-08 ok 144 13 365 2158 909 104 medicinal|qualities|.
f07-039a-00 err 190 33 361 648 1929 159 According|to|Pliny|,|and|others|,|certain|herbs
f07-039a-01 ok 190 30 351 841 1873 170 and|flowers|proved|of|sovereign|power
f07-039a-02 ok 187 26 362 1015 1909 156 clarifying|the|functions|of|the|brain|.|It
f07-039a-03 ok 188 25 355 1184 1920 128 is|said|that|there|is|nothing|new|under
f07-039a-04 ok 187 23 321 1379 1826 136 the|sun|,|but|regarding|foodstuffs|the
f07-039a-05 ok 184 23 268 1558 2084 116 traveller|occasionally|encounters|a|certain
f07-039a-06 ok 184 10 288 1765 1063 124 measure|of|novelty|.
f07-039b-00 ok 150 23 380 735 1801 96 According|to|Pliny|,|and|others|,|certain
f07-039b-01 ok 150 24 378 906 1773 106 herbs|and|flowers|proved|of|sovereign
f07-039b-02 ok 149 19 388 1072 1683 124 power|in|preventing|the|approaches|of
f07-039b-03 ok 152 20 384 1262 1666 109 ebriety|,|or|,|as|Bassius|less|clearly
f07-039b-04 err 147 28 380 1436 1754 108 expresses|it|,|in|clarifying|the|functions
f07-039b-05 err 147 23 389 1626 1723 85 of|the|brain|.|It|is|said|that|there|is
f07-039b-06 ok 148 25 385 1806 1960 102 nothing|new|under|the|sun|,|but|regarding
f07-039b-07 ok 147 22 390 1976 1657 104 foodstuffs|the|traveller|occasionally
f07-039b-08 ok 146 27 384 2165 1941 117 encounters|a|certain|measure|of|novelty|.
f07-042a-00 err 191 28 349 667 1948 124 In|China|,|for|instance|,|dried|rats|are|esteemed
f07-042a-01 ok 188 20 348 835 1742 146 a|delicacy|.|The|visitor|is|told|that
f07-042a-02 ok 189 19 277 1010 1976 188 they|restore|the|hair|of|the|bald|and|that
f07-042a-03 ok 190 27 303 1196 1991 131 a|stewed|black|rat|will|ward|off|a|fever|.
f07-042a-04 ok 188 28 271 1372 2003 145 A|number|of|newly-born|white|mice|served
f07-042a-05 ok 187 25 281 1559 1892 151 alive|,|dipped|in|treacle|and|swallowed
f07-042a-06 ok 186 25 275 1729 1807 126 like|a|prairie|oyster|is|considered|a
f07-042a-07 ok 186 13 267 1921 1007 130 piece|of|resistance|.
f07-042b-00 ok 152 30 370 726 1585 109 In|China|,|for|instance|,|dried|rats|are
f07-042b-01 ok 149 34 389 906 1730 117 esteemed|a|delicacy|.|The|visitor|is|told
f07-042b-02 ok 150 26 378 1083 1723 110 that|they|restore|the|hair|of|the|bald
f07-042b-03 ok 151 25 365 1261 1874 81 and|that|a|stewed|black|rat|will|ward
f07-042b-04 ok 151 22 370 1442 1769 103 off|a|fever|.|A|number|of|newly-born
f07-042b-05 ok 148 25 382 1619 2007 106 white|mice|served|alive|,|dipped|in|treacle
f07-042b-06 ok 148 26 369 1805 1824 103 and|swallowed|like|a|prairie|oyster|is
f07-042b-07 ok 150 22 374 1986 1485 106 considered|a|piece|of|resistance|.
f07-046a-00 ok 189 28 349 620 1934 154 Among|the|natives|of|Northern|Australia|lizards
f07-046a-01 ok 189 17 321 826 1677 117 roasted|on|the|point|of|a|spear|are
f07-046a-02 ok 188 26 320 1018 1986 149 definitely|a|delicacy|while|Mediterranean
f07-046a-03 ok 188 25 333 1205 1990 131 peoples|have|a|high|opinion|of|the|octopus
f07-046a-04 err 188 24 328 1367 2038 148 as|an|article|of|diet|.|So|have|the|Japanese
f07-046a-05 ok 187 19 323 1545 1710 146 and|the|Chinese|.|The|Celestials|,|apart
f07-046a-06 err 184 23 316 1721 1901 161 from|eating|it|fresh|,|squash|it|,|press
f07-046a-07 err 184 23 303 1913 1862 139 it|and|dry|it|,|in|which|form|,|dusted
f07-046a-08 err 185 25 291 2089 1993 142 over|with|flour|,|you|will|find|a|stack
f07-046a-09 ok 183 23 316 2267 1878 139 of|it|in|almost|any|provision|shop|.
f07-046b-00 ok 153 42 379 686 1863 139 Among|the|natives|of|Northern|Australia|lizards
f07-046b-01 ok 153 32 375 883 1781 110 roasted|on|the|point|of|a|spear|are|definitely
f07-046b-02 ok 152 38 370 1074 1766 99 a|delicacy|while|Mediterranean|peoples|have|a
f07-046b-03 ok 152 44 370 1245 1863 123 high|opinion|of|the|octopus|as|an|article|of|diet|.
f07-046b-04 ok 153 28 385 1414 1611 119 So|have|the|Japanese|and|the|Chinese|.|The
f07-046b-05 ok 146 39 403 1598 1786 134 Celestials|,|apart|from|eating|it|fresh|,|squash
f07-046b-06 ok 147 37 413 1783 1803 120 it|,|press|it|and|dry|it|,|in|which|form|,|dusted
f07-046b-07 ok 147 35 408 1966 1784 113 over|with|flour|,|you|will|find|a|stack|of|it
f07-046b-08 ok 148 28 403 2151 1256 116 in|almost|any|provision|shop|.
f07-069-00 ok 169 24 367 911 1859 98 Foodlore|reflects|much|more|of|national|temperament
f07-069-01 ok 170 31 351 1094 1857 109 than|is|customarily|imagined|as|well|as|entering|human
f07-069-02 ok 170 31 356 1278 1825 94 activities|to|a|greater|extent|than|is|usually|assumed|.
f07-069-03 ok 166 28 354 1454 1799 99 We|naturally|cannot|overlook|that|Magyar|cookery|owes
f07-069-04 ok 161 30 366 1635 1809 88 one|of|its|most|classic|features|to|the|Turkish|rule|under
f07-069-05 ok 168 28 377 1812 1760 103 which|the|Hungarians|groaned|for|nearly|200|years|.
f07-069-06 ok 168 25 368 1999 1789 93 If|that|country|had|not|been|for|so|long|a|battlefield|red
f07-069-07 ok 164 35 364 2173 1663 79 with|the|blood|shed|to|defend|Christian|civilisation|,
f07-069-08 ok 165 29 364 2347 1800 92 Hungary|would|have|been|deprived|of|the|condiment|which
f07-069-09 ok 164 34 364 2532 1786 99 provides|many|Magyar|dishes|with|a|vivid|and|brilliant
f07-073-00 ok 170 27 343 916 1690 68 The|Austrian|cuisine|embraces|the|delectable|6Wiener
f07-073-01 ok 169 32 354 1095 1670 85 Schnitzel|as|well|as|dishes|and|stews|heightened|with
f07-073-02 ok 170 39 351 1278 1761 82 aromatics|where|the|paprika|insinuates|its|perfidious
f07-073-03 ok 167 23 359 1458 1505 85 fire|,|aerian|creams|,|ingenious|pastries|and|a
f07-073-04 ok 164 26 353 1635 1791 88 crescent-shaped|breakfast|roll|created|by|a|pastry|cook|to
f07-073-05 ok 168 34 357 1814 1724 85 celebrate|the|victory|against|the|Turks|in|1683|.|Spanish
f07-073-06 err 169 36 368 1994 1728 81 cookery|is|reminiscent|of|bull-fights|,|of|Spanish|dancing
f07-073-07 ok 170 34 370 2173 1571 83 and|of|Goja|:|it|is|vivid|,|highly|coloured|,|sometimes
f07-073-08 ok 167 35 367 2348 1615 76 Quixotic|and|withal|it|has|a|sombre|ardour|,|with
f07-073-09 ok 166 27 354 2528 1839 97 streaks|of|poetry|,|meat|disguised|under|heavy|and|vehement
f07-076a-00 ok 173 33 309 845 1856 87 The|Czechoslovak|kitchen|,|again|,|is
f07-076a-01 ok 171 26 328 1038 1724 89 so|languorous|,|so|passionate|,|and
f07-076a-02 ok 171 30 321 1217 2003 81 possibly|comparable|alone|to|a|gypsy
f07-076a-03 ok 169 30 329 1398 2085 92 melody|.|The|paprika|and|caraway|perfume
f07-076a-04 ok 168 33 306 1564 1968 82 the|meats|with|their|antithesis|.|The
f07-076a-05 ok 168 29 304 1760 2042 88 opulent|varieties|of|Czechoslovak|past-
f07-076a-06 ok 171 37 301 1920 2058 105 ries|recall|in|fact|the|rich|heritage
f07-076a-07 ok 169 29 315 2105 1934 93 of|rich|embroideries|and|costumes
f07-076a-08 ok 167 29 290 2293 1694 85 specifically|national|.|The|art|and
f07-076a-09 err 168 28 309 2458 1760 100 science|of|cookery|,|however|,|is
f07-076a-10 ok 169 34 313 2656 1984 94 essentially|French|,|and|,|irrespective|of
f07-081a-00 ok 176 30 327 679 1969 82 The|French|have|an|inborn|appreciation
f07-081a-01 ok 173 23 340 842 1966 96 of|good|food|and|the|gusto|which|they
f07-081a-02 ok 171 35 317 1023 1937 104 derive|from|gastronomy|is|intellectual
f07-081a-03 ok 171 28 311 1199 1837 90 and|aesthetic|as|well|as|physical|.
f07-081a-04 ok 168 28 298 1384 1932 92 There|is|the|same|finesse|about|their
f07-081a-05 ok 166 31 326 1563 1948 97 feeding|,|the|same|subtle|delicacy|of
f07-081a-06 ok 168 23 331 1749 1844 100 touch|,|the|same|unfailing|sense|of
f07-081a-07 ok 168 25 328 1927 1729 89 proportion|as|exists|among|her
f07-081a-08 ok 165 32 336 2113 1934 84 writers|,|music|composers|and|other
f07-081a-09 ok 163 23 335 2288 1601 98 exponents|of|things|that|are
f07-081a-10 ok 165 16 332 2464 876 99 typically|French|.
f07-096-00 ok 175 31 384 694 1682 183 Wagner|was|a|highly|practical|feeder|.|He|ate|very|fast|,
f07-096-01 ok 176 29 384 886 1696 160 placing|his|food|in|his|mouth|and|gulping|it|down|as
f07-096-02 ok 174 30 374 1064 1645 148 he|talked|.|Brigham|Young|would|make|a|dinner|on|tripe
f07-096-03 ok 174 36 378 1239 1724 110 which|he|washed|down|with|beer|.|A|writer|who|had|dinner
f07-096-04 ok 171 41 369 1419 1733 150 with|Dickens|says|the|menu|was|Whitstable|oysters|,|a|brown
f07-096-05 ok 167 33 381 1597 1710 157 sole|,|a|baked|leg|of|mutton|with|oyster|&|veal|stuffing|and|a
f07-096-06 ok 169 6 406 1761 288 163 gin|punch|.
f07-081b-00 ok 168 31 344 741 1792 85 The|French|have|an|inborn|appreciation|of|good|food|and
f07-081b-01 ok 168 38 342 918 1819 97 the|gusto|which|they|derive|from|gastronomy|is|intellectual
f07-081b-02 ok 168 39 343 1097 1803 92 and|aesthetic|as|well|as|physical|.|There|is|the|same|finesse
f07-081b-03 ok 168 29 344 1275 1820 95 about|their|feeding|,|the|same|subtle|delicacy|of|touch|,
f07-081b-04 ok 168 35 342 1458 1775 90 the|same|unfailing|sense|of|proportion|as|exists|among
f07-081b-05 ok 164 23 355 1636 1740 84 her|writers|,|music|composers|and|other|exponents|of
f07-081b-06 ok 166 18 358 1818 1075 92 things|that|are|typically|French|.
f07-084a-00 ok 170 38 340 845 2034 96 The|"|pot-au-feu|"|is|as|much|a|national
f07-084a-01 ok 169 43 380 1012 1971 87 institution|in|France|as|is|tea|drinking
f07-084a-02 ok 169 33 353 1193 1960 94 among|ourselves|and|it|is|prepared|at
f07-084a-03 ok 167 29 364 1382 2070 80 least|once|a|week|in|every|bourgeois
f07-084a-04 ok 165 27 347 1541 1840 88 household|.|Thackeray|,|of|course|,
f07-084a-05 ok 164 32 344 1730 1967 73 waxed|enthusiastic|about|Bouilla-
f07-084a-06 ok 166 35 343 1905 2021 91 baisse|and|sang|-|This|Bouillabaisse
f07-084a-07 ok 165 30 338 2084 1911 98 a|noble|dish|is|,|A|sort|of|soup|,|or
f07-084a-08 ok 161 31 337 2271 1980 97 broth|,|or|brew|,|A|hotch-potch|of|all
f07-084a-09 ok 163 29 335 2461 2049 105 sorts|of|fishes|That|Greenwich|never
f07-084a-10 ok 163 26 342 2662 2086 91 could|outdo|;|Green|herbs|,|red|peppers|,
f07-084b-00 err 169 33 359 917 1761 85 The|"|pot-au-feu|"|is|as|much|a|national|institution
f07-084b-01 ok 169 34 362 1100 1774 87 in|France|as|is|tea|drinking|among|ourselves|and|it|is
f07-084b-02 ok 169 26 367 1287 1583 88 prepared|at|least|once|a|week|in|every|bourgeois
f07-084b-03 ok 165 25 358 1466 1679 76 household|.|Thackeray|,|of|course|,|waxed|enthusiastic
f07-084b-04 ok 162 36 356 1639 1808 89 about|Bouillabaisse|and|sang|-|This|Bouillabaisse|a
f07-084b-05 ok 164 23 353 1822 1545 82 noble|dish|is|,|A|sort|of|soup|,|or|broth|,|or|brew|,
f07-084b-06 ok 164 21 357 2001 1647 80 A|hotch-potch|of|all|sorts|of|fishes|That|Greenwich
f07-084b-07 ok 163 26 347 2183 1703 79 never|could|outdo|;|Green|herbs|,|red|peppers|,|mussels|,
f07-084b-08 ok 164 24 355 2361 1515 89 saffron|,|Soles|,|onions|,|garlic|,|roach|and|dace|.
f07-088a-00 ok 174 31 337 649 1890 98 A|fascinating|study|also|opens|up|in
f07-088a-01 ok 171 33 326 821 2066 82 the|dietary|welcomed|by|men|of|genius
f07-088a-02 ok 170 27 324 1015 2077 98 as|well|as|the|foods|for|which|they|have
f07-088a-03 ok 172 39 331 1203 2029 92 had|an|aversion|.|Shelley|,|for|example|,
f07-088a-04 ok 174 30 333 1368 1808 99 had|a|great|contempt|for|animal
f07-088a-05 ok 172 39 309 1558 1906 99 food|,|believing|that|it|impaired|the
f07-088a-06 err 172 36 322 1735 1917 93 intellectual|faculties|.|Bunyan's|break-
f07-088a-07 ok 172 27 338 1929 1759 92 fast|and|supper|consisted|of|a
f07-088a-08 ok 173 24 330 2103 1703 82 piece|of|coarse|bread|and|a
f07-088a-09 ok 170 11 325 2277 744 95 bowl|of|milk|.
f07-088b-00 ok 174 36 377 675 1530 189 A|fascinating|study|also|opens|up|in|the|dietary
f07-088b-01 ok 174 22 366 875 1540 170 welcomed|by|men|of|genius|as|well|as|the|foods|for
f07-088b-02 ok 174 31 370 1051 1719 167 which|they|have|had|an|aversion|.|Shelley|,|for|example|,
f07-088b-03 ok 172 36 354 1230 1629 177 had|a|great|contempt|for|animal|food|,|believing|that
f07-088b-04 ok 166 30 349 1410 1769 155 it|#|impaired|the|intellectual|faculties|.|Bunyan's
f07-088b-05 ok 162 41 369 1595 1673 165 breakfast|and|supper|consisted|of|a|piece|of|coarse|bread
f07-088b-06 ok 168 12 368 1760 615 171 and|a|bowl|of|milk|.
f07-092a-00 ok 174 27 308 644 1908 79 Dante|Gabriel|Rossetti|had|simple|tastes
f07-092a-01 ok 172 32 333 829 1979 77 in|food|.|At|one|dinner|he|is|said|to|have
f07-092a-02 ok 169 29 344 1007 1950 75 been|blind|to|the|charms|of|turbot|and
f07-092a-03 ok 169 29 330 1189 1981 75 to|have|been|much|more|interested
f07-092a-04 ok 169 35 346 1362 2035 88 in|the|dish|in|which|it|was|served|.|He
f07-092a-05 ok 168 26 340 1554 1912 74 turned|it|over|on|the|table|cloth|to
f07-092a-06 ok 167 22 320 1723 1830 81 examine|the|marks|on|the|back
f07-092a-07 ok 168 34 325 1903 1924 104 without|going|through|the|formality
f07-092a-08 ok 168 32 333 2099 1931 90 of|having|his|turbot|removed|first|.
f07-092b-00 ok 173 32 329 697 1782 160 Dante|Gabriel|Rossetti|had|simple|tastes|in|food|.|At|one
f07-092b-01 ok 175 30 364 881 1700 145 dinner|he|is|said|to|have|been|blind|to|the|charms|of
f07-092b-02 ok 173 27 371 1055 1656 120 turbot|and|to|have|been|much|more|interested|in|the
f07-092b-03 err 169 28 285 1226 1811 126 dish|in|which|it|was|served|.|He|turned|#|it|over
f07-092b-04 ok 171 30 378 1409 1628 118 on|the|table|cloth|to|examine|the|marks|on|the|back
f07-092b-05 ok 168 32 361 1585 1810 162 without|going|through|the|formality|of|having|his|turbot
f07-092b-06 ok 167 8 378 1780 407 129 removed|first|.
f07-101a-00 ok 150 34 331 693 1711 64 THE|SAME|MAN|WENT|TO|SEE|CARLYLE|,|AND|,
f07-101a-01 ok 150 33 360 857 1717 72 AFTER|MENTIONING|THAT|HE|HAD|DINED|WITH
f07-101a-02 ok 149 20 369 1068 1553 55 LONGFELLOW|TOLD|THE|SAGE|A|VERY
f07-101a-03 ok 150 25 365 1235 1493 70 FUNNY|STORY|WHICH|MADE|CARLYLE
f07-101a-04 ok 149 24 375 1427 1462 73 ABSOLUTELY|LAUGH|;|BUT|ALL|THE
f07-101a-05 ok 148 28 372 1581 1738 77 CHELSEA|PHILOSOPHER|DID|IN|RETURN
f07-101a-06 ok 148 21 387 1776 1552 59 WAS|TO|ASK|IF|HIS|GUEST|WOULD
f07-101a-07 ok 149 12 380 1920 1013 96 HAVE|A|CUP|OF|TEA|!
f07-101b-00 ok 175 29 410 649 1692 224 The|same|man|went|to|see|Carlyle|,|and|,|after|mentioning
f07-101b-01 ok 173 28 389 873 1674 153 that|he|had|dined|with|Longfellow|told|the|sage|a
f07-101b-02 ok 174 22 403 1051 1621 202 very|funny|story|which|made|Carlyle|absolutely|laugh|;
f07-101b-03 ok 177 29 386 1226 1631 177 but|all|the|Chelsea|philosopher|did|in|return|was|to
f07-101b-04 ok 172 27 392 1423 1324 166 ask|if|his|guest|would|have|a|cup|of|tea|!
g01-000-00 ok 163 23 396 909 1674 112 A|Scottish|knight|-|Sir|John|Mercer|-|was
g01-000-01 ok 162 30 373 1074 1650 140 imprisoned|in|England|.|His|son|,|in|revenge|,|was
g01-000-02 ok 162 33 373 1257 1703 133 harrying|English|shipping|as|far|away|as|Cherbourg|,
g01-000-03 ok 161 25 385 1446 1624 126 and|doing|it|to|some|purpose|.|John|Philpot|,
g01-000-04 ok 160 23 383 1625 1623 111 one|of|that|new|class|of|merchant|financiers
g01-000-05 ok 162 29 377 1800 1790 123 which|the|city|of|London|was|now|producing|,|fitted|,
g01-000-06 ok 163 25 368 1978 1745 110 equipped|and|manned|a|fleet|from|his|own
g01-000-07 ok 163 19 371 2171 1713 105 resources|,|and|captured|the|young|Mercer|in|a
g01-000-08 ok 163 17 368 2340 874 107 brilliant|Channel|fight|.
g01-004-00 ok 151 23 357 734 1664 113 It|was|naturally|a|highly|popular|victory|with|the
g01-004-01 ok 150 18 351 911 1718 96 Londoners|,|but|it|brought|heavy|censure|from|nobles
g01-004-02 ok 149 21 362 1092 1713 98 who|still|believed|that|they|had|a|monopoly|of
g01-004-03 ok 149 28 375 1276 1654 94 leadership|.|But|,|at|last|,|Gaunt|sailed|.|Opposing
g01-004-04 ok 145 33 370 1461 1654 64 him|was|the|French|Admiral|,|Jean|de|Vienne|-
g01-004-05 ok 145 25 359 1634 1289 100 a|great|sailor|and|an|able|strategist|.
g01-008-00 ok 146 30 351 921 1711 98 Obedient|to|the|policy|of|his|King|,|de|Vienne|avoided
g01-008-01 ok 146 35 339 1102 1729 87 trouble|at|sea|as|cleverly|as|Du|Guesclin|avoided|it
g01-008-02 ok 144 34 350 1275 1784 100 on|land|.|Gaunt|was|compelled|to|give|up|his|search|for
g01-008-03 ok 140 35 354 1455 1754 74 an|elusive|foe|,|and|,|afraid|to|return|home|without
g01-008-04 ok 140 37 338 1635 1765 97 something|to|show|,|he|foolishly|attempted|to|besiege
g01-008-05 ok 144 33 341 1809 1594 85 the|well-protected|fortress|of|St|Malo|.|This
g01-008-06 ok 144 37 340 1995 1704 91 involved|the|dreary|method|of|mining|operations|in
g01-008-07 ok 141 34 343 2171 1694 86 which|Gaunt|,|under|the|Black|Prince|,|had|shown
g01-008-08 ok 142 35 342 2347 1418 91 considerable|skill|at|the|siege|of|Limoges|.
g01-012-00 ok 155 29 346 851 1985 173 When|all|seemed|to|be|going|well|,|a|sortie|surprised
g01-012-01 ok 153 22 359 1043 1975 153 moment|had|charge|of|the|mine|;|the|mine|collapsed
g01-012-02 ok 153 22 352 1220 1894 161 fame|and|glory|.|Gaunt|was|compelled|to|return
g01-012-03 ok 151 33 357 1390 1854 146 even|despised|failure|.|The|'|ribald|'|Londoners|,|who
g01-012-04 ok 146 29 367 1568 1883 195 Hawley|,|were|also|expressing|their|disappointment
g01-012-05 ok 150 22 366 1743 1858 174 comparing|the|failure|of|a|subsidized|duke
g01-012-06 ok 152 5 370 1921 263 179 citizen|.
g01-016-00 ok 157 38 356 763 1910 158 These|dreary|years|of|ineffective|fighting|provide
g01-016-01 ok 159 26 362 936 1932 152 obvious|morals|for|those|who|are|judges|long
g01-016-02 ok 157 24 359 1117 1861 172 after|the|event|.|It|seems|obvious|that|,|though
g01-016-03 ok 154 19 363 1289 1934 180 the|longbows|of|yeomen|could|pierce|the
g01-016-04 ok 151 23 356 1470 1976 154 plate|and|mail|of|French|knights|,|a|brilliant
g01-016-05 ok 154 25 362 1645 1964 166 battle|was|no|substitute|for|a|sound|policy|,
g01-016-06 ok 155 20 355 1826 2043 184 and|that|,|if|archers|had|no|target|,|campaigns
g01-016-07 ok 154 14 354 2021 1834 175 became|mere|marauding|route|marches|.
g01-019-00 ok 155 21 415 809 1867 154 It|seems|obvious|that|if|an|expedition|to
g01-019-01 ok 154 20 362 976 2008 197 Brittany|was|compelled|to|attack|via|Calais|,
g01-019-02 ok 155 19 377 1152 1994 167 then|the|primary|essential|to|the|success
g01-019-03 err 151 17 366 1324 2094 198 of|the|French|war|was|a|navy|in|unquestioned
g01-019-04 ok 149 20 369 1528 2042 158 command|of|the|Channel|.|It|seems|obvious
g01-019-05 ok 154 21 372 1700 1801 220 that|divided|forces|were|dissipating|the
g01-019-06 ok 154 30 360 1885 2098 190 advantages|of|a|ring|of|bridge-heads|which|included
g01-019-07 ok 149 21 394 2056 1950 194 Calais|,|Cherbourg|,|Brest|,|Bordeaux|and|Bayonne|,
g01-019-08 ok 149 21 360 2245 2028 167 and|that|there|was|no|hope|of|final|victory
g01-019-09 ok 152 25 359 2408 1976 167 without|a|large-scale|and|concentrated|invasion|.
g01-022-00 ok 154 29 343 887 1745 88 BUT|NONE|OF|THESE|DEDUCTIONS|WERE
g01-022-01 ok 153 30 349 1090 1799 78 DRAWN|AT|THE|TIME|,|BECAUSE|LARGE-
g01-022-02 ok 153 26 353 1276 1728 81 SCALE|WAR|REQUIRED|MONEY|,|AND
g01-022-03 ok 149 28 348 1448 1741 70 THE|CITIZENS|WHO|HAD|THE|MONEY
g01-022-04 ok 151 25 350 1636 1654 68 WERE|NOT|YET|SUFFICIENTLY|AT
g01-022-05 ok 152 31 346 1800 1734 72 ONE|WITH|NOBLES|AND|KING|TO|THINK
g01-022-06 ok 152 28 328 1986 1729 70 THEIR|MONEY|WELL|SPENT|IN|FIN-
g01-022-07 ok 145 24 329 2169 1549 56 ANCING|A|RULING|CLASS|WHICH
g01-022-08 ok 147 30 334 2316 1831 86 DESPISED|THEM|.|THE|COMMONS|WERE
g01-022-09 ok 151 26 340 2519 1831 66 GLAD|ENOUGH|TO|ENJOY|THE|FRUITS
g01-025-00 ok 148 28 351 742 1620 108 In|this|cruel|process|which|was
g01-025-01 ok 147 35 348 937 1719 103 hammering|out|nations|on|the|anvils|of
g01-025-02 ok 147 31 335 1124 1697 92 war|,|there|was|a|constant|stirring|of
g01-025-03 ok 147 33 332 1296 1805 88 those|in|authority|to|find|some|simple
g01-025-04 ok 143 34 328 1471 1719 105 way|out|of|the|complicated|financial
g01-025-05 ok 145 38 321 1655 1826 92 6impasse|which|always|resulted|,|and|in|the
g01-025-06 ok 147 33 315 1838 1856 88 story|of|the|experiments|and|expedients
g01-025-07 ok 147 32 309 2016 1741 94 to|which|the|Exchequer|resorted|is
g01-025-08 ok 143 25 307 2187 1570 101 the|story|of|the|prelude|to|the
g01-025-09 ok 145 22 304 2369 1328 93 Peasants'|Revolt|of|1381|.
g01-027-00 ok 151 37 357 891 1702 113 In|appreciating|this|story|,|modern|con-
g01-027-01 ok 152 36 349 1078 1774 103 ceptions|of|governmental|duties|must|be
g01-027-02 ok 151 33 350 1251 1762 110 set|aside|.|A|modern|government|needs
g01-027-03 ok 147 30 343 1431 1771 103 taxation|not|merely|for|defence|and
g01-027-04 ok 147 28 342 1615 1738 111 offence|but|for|a|very|wide|range|of
g01-027-05 ok 151 38 344 1793 1764 107 social|services|.|A|mediaeval|oligarchy
g01-027-06 ok 151 34 340 1978 1781 88 needed|taxation|in|order|to|supplement
g01-027-07 ok 145 30 329 2156 1703 99 the|private|wealth|of|the|monarchy
g01-027-08 err 147 33 331 2335 1788 90 (|the|royal|income|from|the|revenues|of
g01-027-09 ok 152 31 336 2508 1655 96 crown|lands|,|the|fees|of|feudalism
g01-031-00 ok 152 39 359 781 1647 76 Social|service|as|a|function|of|government
g01-031-01 ok 152 39 368 961 1646 75 was|quite|alien|to|mediaeval|thought|-|its
g01-031-02 err 154 33 368 1137 1468 65 substitute|was|the|mutual|self-help|of
g01-031-03 ok 152 41 351 1319 1627 63 communities|,|whether|those|communities|were
g01-031-04 ok 147 38 350 1500 1670 63 monasteries|,|manors|,|townships|,|or|wards|and
g01-031-05 ok 149 33 360 1674 1517 68 guilds|of|a|city|.|A|mediaeval|tax|was
g01-031-06 ok 152 38 354 1855 1727 72 therefore|in|essence|a|forced|payment|whose
g01-031-07 ok 152 35 350 2033 1729 66 return|was|the|uncertain|bounty|of|booty
g01-031-08 ok 149 40 348 2211 1778 81 and|the|vague|advantages|of|military|glory|;
g01-031-09 ok 149 39 353 2380 1735 87 it|was|therefore|always|granted|grudgingly
g01-031-10 ok 153 38 341 2566 1841 73 and|coupled|with|the|vain|hope|that|,|in|the
g01-034-00 ok 153 37 363 774 1638 79 When|'|his|'|war|did|not|bring|victory|and
g01-034-01 ok 153 32 360 952 1662 87 booty|,|a|new|group|of|Lords|might|oust
g01-034-02 ok 153 37 361 1130 1729 73 the|unsuccessful|leaders|,|and|the|Commons|,
g01-034-03 ok 151 37 363 1309 1774 78 who|usually|supplied|the|hard|cash|,|might
g01-034-04 ok 148 35 356 1490 1812 78 be|bold|enough|to|demand|the|production|of
g01-034-05 ok 148 41 355 1674 1816 68 accounts|,|and|even|at|times|the|impeachment|of
g01-034-06 ok 151 35 348 1844 1733 59 the|unsuccessful|.|But|the|Commons|were|not
g01-034-07 ok 151 36 337 2023 1766 72 the|people|,|and|even|a|full|Parliament|was
g01-034-08 ok 146 30 348 2208 1478 68 not|yet|a|true|mirror|of|the|nation|.
g01-037-00 ok 149 36 367 772 1557 86 The|people|-|Langland's|'|folk|'|and|Gaunt's
g01-037-01 ok 149 39 367 945 1608 62 '|knaves|'|-|were|villeins|still|tied|to|the
g01-037-02 ok 149 40 379 1124 1733 82 feudal|obligations|of|work|or|villeins|who
g01-037-03 ok 148 35 378 1304 1679 82 had|bought|their|release|,|free|labourers
g01-037-04 ok 145 36 381 1488 1639 82 who|worked|for|the|highest|bidders|,|free
g01-037-05 ok 144 33 392 1670 1777 80 yeomen|who|had|prospered|enough|to|become
g01-037-06 ok 148 40 380 1842 1726 75 successful|farmers|,|the|artisans|,|craftsmen|,
g01-037-07 ok 148 29 362 2024 1642 81 journeymen|and|small|tradesmen|of|the
g01-037-08 ok 144 35 387 2203 1754 71 towns|,|and|the|retainers|and|men-at-arms
g01-037-09 ok 146 22 390 2378 1197 79 in|the|pay|of|landed|Lords|.
g01-039-00 ok 148 20 332 896 1758 130 None|of|these|classes|,|except|the|yeomen|,|paid|or
g01-039-01 ok 152 17 335 1073 1784 179 expected|to|pay|direct|taxes|.|During|the|four-
g01-039-02 ok 149 18 341 1257 1763 156 teenth|century|,|the|traditional|methods|of
g01-039-03 ok 145 24 354 1429 1852 165 financing|the|Exchequer|had|become|stabilized|.
g01-039-04 ok 147 28 352 1608 1983 188 When|the|King|and|his|Council|required|additio-
g01-039-05 ok 148 13 329 1786 1949 158 nal|funds|,|they|were|usually|granted|an
g01-039-06 ok 148 19 348 1957 1853 153 export|tax|on|the|wool|trade|,|collected|by
g01-039-07 ok 143 17 342 2138 2013 168 means|of|that|'|staple|'|system|which|ensured|that
g01-039-08 ok 143 21 329 2315 1931 158 prices|,|quality|and|tax|could|be|efficiently|su-
g01-039-09 ok 146 19 343 2487 1906 145 pervised|and|controlled|,|together|with|a
g01-043-00 ok 147 16 349 882 1783 127 There|were|two|other|sources|of|public|revenue|-
g01-043-01 ok 147 22 342 1071 1833 138 first|,|the|Church|,|which|wisely|followed|the|lead
g01-043-02 ok 147 23 327 1244 1772 114 of|the|Commons|and|in|its|own|Convocations
g01-043-03 err 141 21 307 1420 1865 172 granted|equivalent|contributions|,|and|second|,
g01-043-04 ok 140 19 343 1600 1811 152 the|foreign|merchants|,|with|whom|the|King's
g01-043-05 ok 147 23 324 1779 1770 197 officials|had|formerly|made|private|bargains
g01-043-06 err 145 18 339 1959 1706 119 at|'|colloquies|of|merchants|'|,|and|whose
g01-043-07 ok 141 19 317 2142 1849 145 payments|were|now|authorized|by|parliamentary
g01-043-08 ok 142 19 317 2313 1769 154 sanction|at|a|rate|roughly|fifty|per|cent|in
g01-043-09 ok 143 14 333 2500 1702 104 excess|of|the|rate|for|native|merchants|.
g01-045-00 ok 148 21 329 893 1601 171 In|addition|to|these|revenues|,|the|King|had|the
g01-045-01 ok 146 21 330 1073 1855 117 financial|benefits|of|his|position|at|the|head
g01-045-02 ok 147 20 336 1247 1835 165 of|the|feudal|system|,|as|its|chief|landowner
g01-045-03 ok 141 25 332 1428 1909 160 and|the|recipient|of|the|fines|of|royal|justice|.
g01-045-04 ok 139 22 325 1613 1900 130 It|was|,|therefore|,|a|complicated|and|not|very
g01-045-05 ok 146 25 338 1776 1816 156 satisfactory|financial|system|in|which|the
g01-045-06 ok 144 19 344 1955 1880 125 borders|between|private|and|public|purse|were
g01-045-07 err 139 22 357 2128 1758 116 as|ill-defined|as|the|borders|between|private
g01-045-08 ok 141 27 334 2299 1910 110 and|national|war|,|and|in|which|the|comparati-
g01-045-09 ok 146 21 330 2487 1891 156 vely|simple|obligations|of|the|feudal|pyramid
g01-067-00 ok 151 24 328 771 1830 109 But|this|time|there|was|a|very|interesting
g01-067-01 ok 154 21 313 948 1770 120 attempt|to|apply|a|sliding|scale|to|the
g01-067-02 ok 153 22 312 1132 1832 116 payments|demanded|.|The|definition|of|an
g01-067-03 ok 152 21 298 1304 1799 116 adult|was|altered|to|read|'|over|sixteen|'|,
g01-067-04 ok 147 14 298 1482 1844 115 and|,|where|the|poorest|were|to|pay|a|groat|,
g01-067-05 ok 151 20 293 1664 1830 117 the|Duke|of|Lancaster|and|the|Archbishops
g01-067-06 ok 152 18 287 1849 1909 111 of|Canterbury|and|York|were|to|pay|ten|marks|,
g01-067-07 ok 152 17 299 2034 1913 126 and|between|these|two|extremes|a|graduated
g01-067-08 ok 145 17 309 2199 1637 124 scale|of|payments|was|fixed|for|the
g01-067-09 ok 151 21 307 2378 1793 128 different|classes|of|laymen|and|clerics|.
g01-070-00 ok 152 25 334 776 1764 113 Again|the|resentment|was|widespread|and
g01-070-01 ok 153 32 327 956 1745 101 the|results|disappointing|-|a|tax|estimated
g01-070-02 ok 156 31 331 1129 1748 102 to|yield|50,000|in|fact|raised|only|27,000|.
g01-070-03 ok 150 28 307 1313 1674 104 In|the|following|year|,|1380|,|the|last|and
g01-070-04 ok 148 30 314 1482 1781 114 most|notorious|third|poll-tax|was|agreed
g01-070-05 ok 149 28 323 1651 1822 122 by|a|Parliament|which|met|at|Northampton|.
g01-070-06 ok 154 18 323 1837 1817 109 There|were|dark|reasons|for|a|meeting|so
g01-070-07 ok 152 24 320 2014 1788 125 far|away|from|the|capital|in|a|town|with
g01-070-08 ok 149 31 325 2203 1760 108 poor|communications|and|not|over|supplied
g01-070-09 ok 151 23 332 2378 1309 121 with|hostelries|and|lodgings|.
g01-074-00 ok 143 34 338 880 1803 97 London|was|again|in|turmoil|;|but|this|time
g01-074-01 ok 144 31 322 1054 1808 104 over|a|question|of|trade|rivalry|.|A|rich|mer-
g01-074-02 ok 146 24 314 1224 1802 88 chant|from|Genoa|had|been|murdered|,|and
g01-074-03 ok 140 26 324 1412 1790 100 John|de|Kyrkby|,|a|Londoner|,|was|one|of
g01-074-04 ok 139 23 318 1581 1837 120 those|charged|with|the|crime|.|It|is|clear
g01-074-05 ok 143 24 322 1762 1821 83 from|the|chronicles|that|this|was|a|sordid
g01-074-06 ok 143 26 323 1943 1861 101 quarrel|between|monopolists|and|interlopers|.
g01-074-07 ok 143 27 301 2117 1813 129 The|city|merchants|were|jealous|of|foreign
g01-074-08 ok 141 13 316 2297 1785 117 merchants|who|could|tempt|court|and
g01-074-09 ok 144 24 325 2481 1821 107 baronage|with|rarer|luxuries|than|those
g01-083-00 ok 145 29 323 910 1850 126 A|sum|of|160,000|was|demanded|-|a|staggering|figure
g01-083-01 ok 144 27 332 1105 1841 90 to|mediaeval|eyes|.|It|was|determined|that|100,000
g01-083-02 ok 144 25 331 1265 1888 118 was|a|fairer|target|,|and|the|Parliament|agreed|to|find
g01-083-03 ok 138 36 321 1459 1941 126 two-thirds|of|this|sum|providing|the|clergy|supplied
g01-083-04 ok 138 25 321 1632 1865 103 the|remainder|.|The|method|of|assessment|to|which|the
g01-083-05 ok 143 37 325 1788 2067 137 Commons|agreed|was|that|of|the|first|poll-tax|.|The|manifest
g01-083-06 ok 141 28 340 1992 1991 135 injustice|of|this|method|had|been|to|a|certain|degree
g01-083-07 ok 138 27 328 2170 2035 106 corrected|by|the|sliding|scale|of|the|second|poll-tax|,
g01-083-08 ok 138 29 337 2350 1987 123 but|this|lesson|was|ignored|,|and|the|injustice|trebled|in
g01-083-09 ok 143 32 327 2533 2007 133 weight|by|a|flat-rate|tax|at|treble|the|rate|-|every|adult
g01-083-10 err 143 32 332 2687 1975 118 had|to|pay|three|groats|,|but|this|time|an|adult|was|re-
g01-088-00 ok 148 14 366 927 1657 158 Trebling|the|rate|was|arrived|at|by|a|simple
g01-088-01 err 147 14 333 1113 1642 132 arithmetic|which|argued|that|,|as|the|first
g01-088-02 err 147 17 360 1298 1638 113 poll-tax|had|supplied|22,000|,|a|tax|of
g01-088-03 err 143 17 346 1455 1674 120 three|times|the|rate|would|produce|66,000|.
g01-088-04 ok 147 11 338 1646 1678 132 The|only|concession|made|in|view|of|the
g01-088-05 ok 147 13 366 1825 1679 121 objections|to|the|first|two|poll-taxes|was
g01-088-06 ok 145 9 344 2007 1737 126 the|suggestion|that|the|rich|should|help
g01-088-07 ok 143 12 364 2181 1700 182 the|poor|-|but|this|was|only|a|pious|hope
g01-088-08 ok 145 8 347 2362 1615 167 because|no|machinery|was|provided|for
g01-088-09 ok 148 14 344 2533 1630 179 carrying|it|into|effect|,|and|a|subordinate
g02-059-00 ok 191 20 386 824 1710 130 In|Chapter|Two|he|gauged|the|nature|of|the|heart's|movements
g02-059-01 ok 182 35 377 992 1731 154 from|the|dissection|of|living|animals|,|showing|how|these|move-
g02-059-02 ok 191 25 385 1179 1706 75 ments|alternate|with|rests|and|are|seen|best|in|cold|animals
g02-059-03 ok 191 28 385 1354 1691 139 or|in|flagging|warmer|ones|.|At|the|time|of|its|movement
g02-059-04 ok 182 25 398 1531 1743 133 the|heart|becomes|generally|constricted|,|its|walls|thicken|,
g02-059-05 ok 176 29 407 1709 1496 102 its|ventricles|decrease|in|volume|and|it|expels|its
g02-059-06 ok 182 31 403 1894 1689 148 content|of|blood|,|appearing|paler|in|so|doing|in|animals
g02-059-07 ok 176 18 398 2075 1155 129 such|as|serpents|,|frogs|,|and|the|like|.
g02-062-00 ok 160 43 379 943 1825 81 At|one|and|the|same|time|,|therefore|,|occur|the|beat
g02-062-01 ok 160 41 366 1118 1812 125 of|the|apex|,|the|thickening|of|the|heart|walls|,|and
g02-062-02 ok 160 48 359 1304 1850 89 the|forcible|expulsion|of|their|contained|blood|by|the
g02-062-03 ok 152 51 344 1480 1888 104 contraction|of|the|ventricles|.|Going|on|in|Chapter|Three
g02-062-04 ok 152 48 346 1662 1818 106 to|the|movement|of|the|arteries|,|likewise|gauged|from
g02-062-05 ok 152 48 304 1841 1687 108 the|dissections|of|living|animals|,|Harvey|noted|that
g02-062-06 ok 152 42 310 2016 1857 95 contraction|of|the|heart|and|the|apex|beat|occur|in
g02-062-07 ok 152 53 327 2189 1857 95 systole|,|simultaneously|with|dilatation|of|the|arteries
g02-062-08 ok 152 41 330 2376 1805 93 and|of|the|artery-like|vein|,|and|expulsion|of|the
g02-062-09 ok 152 20 343 2552 762 67 ventricular|content|.
g02-065-00 ok 182 45 356 912 1659 144 Arterial|pulsation|disappears|with|cessation|of
g02-065-01 ok 182 40 336 1094 1807 132 ventricular|contraction|.|During|cutting|or|puncture|of
g02-065-02 ok 182 37 328 1277 1817 121 the|ventricles|,|there|is|often|forcible|expulsion
g02-065-03 ok 182 31 329 1460 1770 131 of|blood|from|the|wound|.|Arterial|diastole|is
g02-065-04 ok 182 36 329 1645 1762 116 thus|synchronous|with|cardiac|systole|but|,
g02-065-05 ok 182 30 331 1816 1774 140 when|movement|of|blood|through|arteries|is
g02-065-06 ok 182 33 338 1994 1817 124 hindered|by|compression|,|infarction|or|inter-
g02-065-07 ok 182 31 349 2178 1705 122 ception|,|the|more|distal|arteries|pulsate
g02-065-08 err 182 30 350 2358 1725 118 less|because|their|pulse|is|nothing|other
g02-065-09 ok 182 30 348 2537 1857 107 than|the|impulse|of|the|blood|entering|them|.
g02-073-00 ok 182 40 374 727 1831 157 '|And|while|the|heart|is|slowly|dying|,
g02-073-01 err 191 35 375 907 1760 116 one|can|sometimes|see|it|-|so|to|speak
g02-073-02 err 182 36 366 1095 1800 134 -|rouse|itself|and|,|in|reply|to|two|or
g02-073-03 ok 182 37 368 1276 1738 132 three|auricular|beats|,|produce|a|single
g02-073-04 err 182 26 371 1443 1710 142 ventricular|one|slowly|and
g02-073-05 err 182 29 357 1636 1454 125 reluctantly|and|with|an|effort|.|'
g03-000-00 ok 150 14 359 716 689 86 Sentence|Database
g03-000-01 ok 152 37 358 898 1838 127 Yet|in|spite|of|the|fact|that|his|ideas|did|his
g03-000-02 ok 152 33 367 1076 1844 120 business|no|good|George|would|never|conceal|them|.
g03-000-03 err 151 32 365 1259 1867 107 He|was|a|socialist|and|believed|in|the|right
g03-000-04 err 151 38 348 1425 1893 131 of|the|working|class|to|control|their|own|destiny|,|and
g03-000-05 err 148 34 354 1620 1913 113 said|so|.|Being|a|craftsman|and|a|skilled|man|,
g03-000-06 ok 152 36 362 1786 1935 132 George|won|many|prizes|,|and|though|some|people
g03-000-07 err 152 32 367 1977 1765 108 would|have|nothing|to|do|with|him|,|others
g03-000-08 ok 150 29 372 2148 1813 129 would|,|and|the|comrades|helped|in|many
g03-000-09 ok 146 4 357 2350 223 86 ways|.
g03-004-00 ok 156 38 329 714 1968 127 When|eventually|the|ovens|were|fixed|at|the|new|shop|,|the|tremen-
g03-004-01 err 157 37 327 806 1943 108 dously|hard|work|was|if|anything|intensified|.|George|used|to
g03-004-02 err 158 31 338 889 1909 111 mix|100|stone|of|bread|in|12|hours|,|and|Kate|served|in|the
g03-004-03 err 157 26 348 993 1939 88 shop|,|which|was|open|from|8|o'clock|in|the|morning|to
g03-004-04 err 155 29 324 1079 1952 155 12|o'clock|at|night|.|At|that|time|pastries|and|buns
g03-004-05 err 157 23 329 1169 1330 146 were|sold|at|32|pieces|for|one|shilling|.
g03-016-00 err 143 27 322 693 1671 135 (|In|this|strike|,|as|reported|in|the|Sheffield
g03-016-01 ok 145 18 310 870 1718 188 Guardian|in|March|of|that|year|,|1,000,000
g03-016-02 ok 145 21 316 1052 1836 165 men|were|out|a|fortnight|,|disciplined|and|solid|,
g03-016-03 ok 148 14 321 1226 1907 185 when|only|20|per|cent|of|them|stood|to|gain
g03-016-04 ok 146 19 330 1409 1883 186 anything|from|the|strike|and|the|other|80|per
g03-016-05 ok 145 19 333 1586 1769 146 cent|made|sacrifices|for|their|fellow|men|;
g03-016-06 ok 146 21 326 1769 1845 182 this|remarkable|strike|raised|the|question|of|a
g03-016-07 ok 148 16 335 1953 1716 174 living|wage|and|showed|the|worth|of|the
g03-016-08 err 143 5 322 2122 564 150 common|man|.|)
g03-032-00 ok 188 27 355 719 1884 113 Soon|they|were|good|enough|to|sing|at|meetings|.
g03-032-01 ok 189 19 339 905 1791 96 One|of|the|helpful|by-products|was|that
g03-032-02 ok 190 18 332 1079 1654 95 they|were|able|to|obtain|some|respectable
g03-032-03 err 189 31 323 1262 1839 108 clothing|,|with|which|they|wore|a|white|tie
g03-032-04 ok 190 36 319 1439 1777 108 and|Red|Flag|badge|,|thus|presenting|a|much
g03-032-05 ok 187 28 320 1615 1971 123 better|appearance|.|Later|,|on|many|a|sunny|Sunday
g03-032-06 ok 189 36 324 1792 1893 126 evening|,|when|George|went|to|speak|at|Malin|Bridge|,
g03-032-07 ok 190 27 330 1974 1563 113 they|would|be|there|to|begin|the|meeting|.
g03-040-00 ok 167 14 353 763 1841 175 As|they|became|known|the|Choir|went|to|working-
g03-040-01 err 169 15 316 944 1926 201 men's|clubs|,|to|Conisborough|on|cheap|trips|to
g03-040-02 err 167 14 354 1125 1839 173 sing|to|the|miners|,|and|sang|for|other|organisations|such
g03-040-03 err 169 15 364 1296 1895 144 as|the|Bakers'|Union|,|for|whom|they|went|on|Satur-
g03-040-04 ok 159 13 340 1485 1836 177 day|evenings|to|the|Corner|Pin|Hotel|,|to|rally
g03-040-05 ok 167 14 364 1650 1787 161 the|members|.|The|B.S.P.|also|rented|pleasant|rooms
g03-040-06 ok 168 8 420 1821 1562 206 on|West|Street|,|where|a|successful|Sunday
g03-040-07 ok 167 6 493 2006 688 120 school|was|held|.
g03-043-00 ok 168 6 334 777 1447 183 One|of|the|students|was|young
g03-043-01 ok 169 9 252 932 2100 204 George|,|and|another|the|dark-haired
g03-043-02 err 167 9 259 1108 2144 217 little|granddaughter|of|Charlie|Grant|.
g03-043-03 ok 169 8 319 1325 1948 192 George|often|spoke|at|the|Sunday|school|.
g03-043-04 ok 158 11 340 1505 1769 173 He|christened|the|babies|.|Also|,|when
g03-043-05 err 171 12 286 1692 2154 153 called|upon|to|do|so|,|he|would|officiate
g03-043-06 ok 173 12 245 1872 2161 201 at|funerals|.|Religion|was|one|of|his|pet
g03-043-07 ok 172 9 256 2050 1952 201 subjects|,|for|being|well|acquainted
g03-043-08 ok 170 11 276 2212 1769 177 with|the|Bible|,|which|he|had
g03-043-09 err 172 11 230 2403 1848 191 read|in|prison|where|it|was|the
g03-043-10 err 173 9 221 2596 1721 179 only|book|they|were|allowed|,
g03-049-00 ok 182 40 370 719 1825 148 Although|his|ideas|were|diametrically|opposed
g03-049-01 ok 182 26 381 878 1840 170 to|those|of|parsons|he|got|on|wonderfully|well
g03-049-02 ok 182 36 351 1059 1849 144 with|them|,|particularly|those|who|,|like|the|Rev.
g03-049-03 err 182 26 364 1236 1801 156 Conrad|Noel|,|the|eloquent|leader|of
g03-049-04 ok 182 39 365 1412 1883 170 the|Church|Socialist|League|,|genuinely|advocated
g03-049-05 ok 182 30 341 1583 1664 134 socialism|.|With|such|men|,|who|had|the
g03-049-06 ok 182 33 338 1768 1543 168 courage|of|their|convictions|and|their
g03-049-07 ok 182 36 344 1951 1879 173 Christianity|,|common|ground|could|be|found|.
g03-052-00 ok 198 25 336 791 1665 137 There|was|no|abatement|in|political
g03-052-01 ok 197 26 346 968 1700 156 work|.|The|British|Socialist|Party|endea-
g03-052-02 err 196 21 354 1163 1748 133 voured|to|get|more|socialist|members|sent|to|the
g03-052-03 ok 195 31 349 1321 1850 156 Council|,|and|to|Parliament|,|being|deter-
g03-052-04 ok 191 22 337 1503 1848 109 mined|and|obdurate|in|their|attitude|that
g03-052-05 ok 193 23 335 1681 1795 140 their|candidate|must|go|forward|in|the
g03-052-06 ok 194 27 347 1855 1918 119 elections|.|In|the|Sheffield|Trades|and|Labour
g03-052-07 ok 194 28 355 2041 1830 157 Council|meeting|on|October|16|,|1912|,|George
g03-052-08 ok 191 23 368 2204 1904 179 had|said|,|'|Mr.|Barton|would|go|to|the|poll|.
g03-052-09 ok 194 21 361 2388 1737 171 Just|as|the|Labour|Party|had|fought|the
g03-052-10 ok 192 26 388 2553 1815 197 Liberals|,|they|were|going|to|fight|the|Labour
g03-058-00 ok 201 39 390 752 1697 145 This|new|party|,|the|British|Socialist|Party|,|was
g03-058-01 ok 201 36 395 924 1708 132 not|prepared|to|accept|the|role|of|junior|helper
g03-058-02 err 204 40 398 1107 1760 154 in|the|Labour|movement|,|or|of|only|providing
g03-058-03 ok 203 28 368 1265 1616 165 propaganda|in|order|to|increase|the|volume|of
g03-058-04 ok 199 45 374 1449 1756 164 socialist|thought|in|the|city|,|but|sought|to|create
g03-058-05 ok 199 36 378 1642 1764 104 in|the|Labour|movement|a|more|militant|attitude
g03-058-06 ok 203 37 369 1811 1752 184 capable|of|achieving|socialism|for|the|working
g03-058-07 ok 193 8 355 2002 230 126 people|.
g03-064-00 ok 191 22 408 659 1680 136 Alf|Barton|,|who|in|1911|was|presented
g03-064-01 ok 191 18 403 839 1812 145 with|a|book|on|the|life|of|Marx|,
g03-064-02 ok 191 23 396 1027 1797 147 and|a|gold|purse|in|recognition|of|his
g03-064-03 ok 182 16 409 1200 1689 136 work|for|the|movement|,|was|later
g03-064-04 err 182 21 402 1378 1773 131 known|to|say|that|it|was|not|ne-
g03-064-05 ok 182 21 422 1545 1789 136 cessary|to|understand|Marxism|in|order|to
g03-064-06 err 182 25 414 1740 1809 120 understand|socialism|,|though|at|this|time
g03-064-07 ok 191 15 427 1912 1863 108 he|was|a|keen|member|of|the|B.S.P.|.
g04-003-00 err 182 21 382 722 1631 167 Dr.|Davidson|said|he|would|go|for
g04-003-01 ok 182 16 351 896 1814 155 a|walk|over|the|fields|while|we|attended
g04-003-02 ok 183 12 366 1066 1636 157 to|our|business|.|To|my|amusement|,
g04-003-03 ok 184 14 387 1249 1663 152 when|we|met|at|tea|at|the|rectory
g04-003-04 ok 182 18 397 1439 1630 167 after|the|Dedication|,|the|Archbishop
g04-003-05 ok 178 15 399 1621 1520 125 said|he|had|been|stopped|by
g04-003-06 ok 182 19 414 1781 1623 167 a|farmer|in|a|field|.|He|seemed
g04-003-07 ok 181 15 412 1976 1681 136 rather|indignant|,|but|we|took|the
g04-003-08 ok 177 23 440 2146 1723 143 episode|without|a|smile|till|afterwards|.
g04-007-00 ok 167 42 315 887 1931 149 The|Hall|proved|most|useful|,|especially|in|winter
g04-007-01 ok 165 32 336 1046 1970 182 when|the|distance|to|the|church|deterred|many|from
g04-007-02 ok 165 40 355 1230 1978 176 coming|to|Sunday|Evensong|.|We|managed|to|furnish
g04-007-03 ok 165 28 367 1418 1752 122 a|table|with|cross|and|candles|,|and|the|people
g04-007-04 ok 164 29 359 1592 1932 164 appreciated|the|Church|Hall|for|worship|as|well
g04-007-05 ok 164 33 363 1776 1983 142 as|for|more|secular|purposes|.|In|1910|Dr.|Talbot
g04-007-06 ok 163 28 360 1952 1810 108 was|translated|to|Winchester|,|and|Dr.|Hubert
g04-007-07 ok 164 27 349 2132 1409 164 Burge|became|Bishop|of|Southwark|.
g04-011-00 ok 167 32 377 878 1804 152 Meanwhile|I|had|been|asked|to|do|a|bit|of|Diocesan
g04-011-01 ok 168 48 360 1064 1846 163 work|in|connection|with|Higher|Religious|Education|,|and
g04-011-02 ok 168 33 349 1240 1935 157 to|become|the|Southwark|Secretary|of|the|Church|Reading
g04-011-03 ok 166 40 349 1424 1868 179 Union|.|This|meant|organizing|lectures|and|courses|of
g04-011-04 ok 165 37 348 1598 1790 162 religious|instruction|through|the|Diocese|,|and|I
g04-011-05 ok 166 25 356 1774 1719 167 also|found|myself|a|member|of|the|Diocesan
g04-011-06 ok 166 33 358 1959 1841 141 Conference|,|where|I|remember|introducing|myself|as
g04-011-07 ok 164 28 353 2110 1770 168 the|incumbent|of|the|highest|church|in|the
g04-011-08 ok 164 8 311 2339 345 50 Diocese|.
g04-014-00 ok 165 38 350 873 1736 117 There|was|a|somewhat|shocked|atmosphere|in
g04-014-01 ok 166 39 355 1059 1794 154 some|quarters|,|until|I|explained|that|my|church
g04-014-02 ok 168 30 364 1220 1785 195 was|800|feet|high|above|the|sea|level|!|The
g04-014-03 ok 164 35 345 1416 1798 148 work|was|growing|pretty|heavy|,|and|we|managed
g04-014-04 ok 159 36 352 1593 1730 181 to|get|a|stipendiary|layman|who|could|help
g04-014-05 ok 162 29 370 1774 1404 156 among|the|children|and|young|people|.
g04-017-00 ok 172 36 351 869 1842 150 It|was|while|I|was|at|Tatsfield|that|I|first|visited|Oberammergau
g04-017-01 ok 170 35 345 1051 1809 143 in|Bavaria|to|witness|the|Passion|Play|.|The|place|and|its|people|were
g04-017-02 ok 171 42 327 1240 1766 137 to|play|an|important|part|in|my|life|.|For|five|years|in|succession|till
g04-017-03 ok 170 29 318 1417 1827 139 war|broke|out|in|1914|,|I|spent|my|summer|holidays|there|and|became
g04-017-04 ok 167 32 326 1609 1820 118 very|intimate|with|the|people|and|the|environs|.|Every|year|between|the
g04-017-05 ok 169 22 306 1769 1671 140 Passion|Plays|,|an|interval|of|ten|years|,|another|play|would|be
g04-017-06 ok 169 27 330 1966 1794 126 performed|at|the|small|theatre|in|the|village|,|when|new|talent|would
g04-017-07 ok 170 16 331 2137 711 98 be|discovered|and|trained|.
g04-022-00 ok 150 32 316 668 1862 191 After|the|First|World|War|,|1914|,|I|did|not|visit
g04-022-01 ok 150 28 339 863 1787 165 Germany|for|ten|years|,|by|which|time|in
g04-022-02 ok 149 28 333 1061 1806 141 1924|I|was|in|a|different|parish|in|Surrey|.
g04-022-03 ok 149 30 318 1229 1866 152 Towards|the|end|of|my|five|and|a|half|years'
g04-022-04 ok 149 27 338 1403 1798 141 incumbency|I|was|asked|if|I|would|start
g04-022-05 ok 148 30 339 1571 1756 177 a|village|choral|society|and|conduct|it|.
g04-022-06 ok 145 23 324 1755 1844 168 This|opened|up|a|new|interest|,|and|we|plunged
g04-022-07 ok 146 9 348 1942 276 115 into|it|.
g04-026-00 ok 173 30 343 838 1764 196 First|of|all|simple|part-songs|:|I|found|only|one|member|who|had
g04-026-01 ok 174 32 329 1044 1799 149 any|idea|of|reading|music|.|This|was|the|village|doctor|who|was|an
g04-026-02 ok 172 32 324 1234 1790 128 old|school|friend|at|Clifton|.|He|could|sustain|the|tenor|part|quite|well
g04-026-03 ok 170 31 333 1422 1747 135 and|lead|the|others|.|As|for|basses|and|altos|the|conductor|had|to
g04-026-04 ok 168 36 337 1590 1836 147 teach|by|singing|the|parts|with|them|.|It|was|very|amusing|,|and|by
g04-026-05 ok 168 26 344 1767 1765 140 the|end|of|a|few|months|an|enthusiastic|choir|of|men|and|women
g04-026-06 ok 170 25 362 1964 1286 127 could|render|simple|part-singing|tolerably|well|.
g04-032-00 ok 174 32 411 651 1592 182 Then|we|went|to|work|on|Coleridge|Taylor's|'|Hiawatha's
g04-032-01 ok 168 31 365 878 1739 140 Wedding|Feast|.|'|Enthusiasm|grew|,|and|in|a|few|more|months|we
g04-032-02 ok 171 32 359 1061 1785 127 gave|a|concert|at|which|the|accompanist|was|the|village|schoolmaster|,
g04-032-03 ok 171 23 360 1239 1669 129 and|the|tenor|solo|'|Onaway|awake|'|was|sung|by|the|Rector|.
g04-032-04 err 172 34 355 1404 1750 144 Friends|from|Limpsfield|,|in|addition|to|the|villagers|,|came|up|,
g04-032-05 ok 168 7 339 1604 667 127 and|we|were|all|happy|.
g04-036-00 ok 151 45 371 758 1884 116 IN|1913|Dr.|Burge|,|Bishop|of|Southwark|,|asked|me|to|go|as
g04-036-01 err 152 46 353 948 1779 114 Vicar|of|St.|Mark's|,|Woodcote|,|Purley|,|a|new|church|built
g04-036-02 err 151 47 366 1119 1856 126 by|the|well-known|architect|Mr.|George|Fellowes|Prynne|,
g04-036-03 ok 152 43 345 1290 1755 126 who|was|to|become|a|very|intimate|friend|,|and|I|was
g04-036-04 err 150 44 362 1467 1665 135 later|on|joint|executor|of|his|estate|with|his
g04-036-05 ok 149 47 357 1654 1811 112 solicitor|cousin|.|As|Bishop|Talbot|had|told|me|that|I
g04-036-06 ok 150 42 356 1835 1826 118 ought|not|to|spend|many|years|in|Tatsfield|,|we|held
g04-036-07 ok 152 26 355 2005 916 128 great|family|consultations|.
g04-039-00 ok 152 48 349 752 1832 125 My|eldest|brother|was|then|living|in|Limpsfield|with
g04-039-01 ok 152 45 334 932 1737 125 his|family|,|and|found|a|very|suitable|house|nearby
g04-039-02 ok 151 43 342 1113 1823 119 where|my|mother|settled|,|and|eventually|died|in|1926
g04-039-03 err 151 41 338 1289 1838 128 at|the|age|of|92|.|Dr.|Burge|was|not|able|to|be|present
g04-039-04 ok 149 52 343 1476 1857 85 at|the|Institution|and|Induction|Service|in|St.|Mark's|.
g04-039-05 ok 150 44 358 1635 1852 138 This|was|taken|by|the|Suffragan|Bishop|of|Woolwich|,
g04-039-06 err 150 40 347 1831 1758 115 Dr.|John|Leake|,|who|lived|at|Blackheath|,|and|was
g04-039-07 ok 151 17 342 2000 812 94 a|close|friend|of|ours|.
g04-043-00 ok 180 33 342 768 1829 78 But|what|a|change|from|the|dear|little|old|church
g04-043-01 ok 184 37 336 943 1892 86 at|Tatsfield|to|the|great|modern|church|of|St.|Mark's
g04-043-02 ok 182 36 331 1117 1833 98 at|Purley|.|One|felt|at|Tatsfield|that|,|small|as|the
g04-043-03 err 182 45 328 1305 1857 78 church|was|,|it|had|its|own|atmosphere|,|and|for|centuries
g04-043-04 ok 182 35 324 1467 1900 108 had|been|a|House|of|Prayer|.|I|could|not|but|feel|the
g04-043-05 ok 184 47 337 1664 1899 77 chilliness|of|the|new|church|,|beautiful|as|it|was|and|is|.
g04-043-06 ok 185 36 313 1832 1796 116 When|we|had|found|a|group|of|people|who|gladly
g04-043-07 ok 182 42 319 2024 1826 83 co-operated|,|we|made|the|little|side|chapel|a|place
g04-043-08 ok 178 15 320 2200 629 94 of|daily|prayer|.
g04-048-00 ok 178 36 344 772 1693 83 I|suggested|to|the|congregation|that|it|needed
g04-048-01 ok 178 41 344 953 1815 86 warming|up|by|constant|prayer|and|worship|,|and|we
g04-048-02 ok 182 36 344 1123 1693 87 found|many|to|help|.|Gifts|of|candlesticks|and
g04-048-03 ok 179 43 350 1307 1789 84 stained-glass|lancet|windows|-|finally|a|new|altar|-
g04-048-04 ok 178 39 343 1484 1852 96 helped|to|furnish|the|chapel|as|a|little|sanctuary
g04-048-05 ok 177 43 321 1656 1806 93 for|prayer|and|quiet|.|In|time|we|received|similar
g04-048-06 err 182 41 323 1828 1700 99 gifts|for|the|High|Altar|,|and|large|East|and|West
g04-048-07 ok 176 8 333 2028 271 50 windows|.
g04-052-00 ok 183 43 335 717 1860 118 It|was|very|interesting|to|have|the|privilege|of|filling
g04-052-01 ok 182 44 343 900 1832 101 such|a|beautiful|building|with|suitable|fittings|;|I|made
g04-052-02 err 182 29 343 1082 1827 98 a|rule|that|all|gifts|should|be|submitted|for|approval|to
g04-052-03 ok 183 41 333 1245 1982 116 the|architect|,|himself|a|fine|artist|.|It|is|quite|possible
g04-052-04 ok 182 28 330 1436 1822 109 to|put|beautiful|things|into|a|beautiful|church
g04-052-05 ok 183 34 347 1601 1861 131 and|yet|spoil|the|building|with|ornaments|unsui-
g04-052-06 ok 182 14 332 1781 846 81 table|to|the|environs|.
g04-055-00 ok 184 30 376 711 1813 132 We|also|had|a|little|Mission|Hall|leading|off
g04-055-01 ok 183 30 346 880 1916 136 the|Brighton|Road|,|in|a|street|full|of|small|houses|.
g04-055-02 ok 180 28 344 1074 1821 82 This|was|called|Ellen|Avenue|when|I|first|went
g04-055-03 ok 184 27 304 1228 1873 139 there|,|but|was|soon|changed|into|the|better-
g04-055-04 err 182 27 324 1418 1896 119 sounding|name|of|Lansdowne|Road|.|There
g04-055-05 ok 183 25 362 1592 1708 117 were|lots|of|children|there|,|and|we|had
g04-055-06 ok 183 26 348 1779 1796 146 a|flourishing|Sunday|School|and|an|evening
g04-055-07 err 183 29 359 1954 1902 102 service|.|I|soon|saw|that|the|parish|needed
g04-055-08 ok 182 27 355 2133 1844 121 more|help|both|at|the|church|and|Mission
g04-055-09 ok 179 10 358 2312 342 93 district|.
g04-060-00 ok 178 41 347 721 1792 99 The|Church|Army|Captain|had|done|very|good|work|in|the
g04-060-01 ok 179 42 349 901 1686 77 Lansdowne|Road|district|,|but|I|needed|more|help|in|the
g04-060-02 ok 180 43 346 1083 1896 81 church|for|the|full|rota|of|services|on|Sundays|and|weekdays|.
g04-060-03 err 181 51 336 1258 1866 100 Most|fortunately|I|was|able|to|engage|the|Rev.|E.|U.|Evitt|in
g04-060-04 ok 182 47 342 1442 1798 93 1913|soon|after|I|had|come|,|and|he|organized|the|Mission
g04-060-05 ok 178 41 342 1615 1799 107 district|and|got|to|know|,|and|be|known|by|,|many|of
g04-060-06 ok 180 21 349 1803 906 85 the|people|of|the|parish|.
g04-063-00 ok 178 42 363 717 1784 112 A|great|blow|disturbed|all|our|efforts|in|the|following
g04-063-01 err 179 44 352 903 1811 100 year|,|1914|,|when|war|broke|out|.|Very|soon|Chaplains|for
g04-063-02 ok 178 42 337 1092 1830 97 the|Forces|were|urgently|needed|,|and|I|felt|clearly
g04-063-03 ok 181 48 329 1263 1824 99 that|one|of|us|must|volunteer|.|The|Bishop|,|Dr.|Burge|,|did
g04-063-04 ok 178 42 324 1448 1869 102 not|wish|me|to|go|then|,|as|I|had|barely|been|in|the|parish
g04-063-05 err 178 49 339 1613 1868 103 for|a|year|.|Mr.|Evitt|,|however|,|was|much|less|committed
g04-063-06 err 176 41 338 1810 1798 78 than|his|Vicar|,|and|he|was|accepted|at|once|and
g04-063-07 ok 178 37 342 1982 1692 104 was|very|soon|in|France|where|he|did|splendid
g04-063-08 ok 176 40 337 2165 1865 59 work|until|his|health|broke|down|and|he|had|a|bad
g04-063-09 ok 175 22 364 2340 887 64 attack|of|enteric|fever|.
g04-068-00 ok 184 42 342 762 1724 90 Meanwhile|in|Purley|there|was|much|activity|and|much
g04-068-01 err 186 50 319 937 1873 108 co-operation|especially|with|the|other|Christian|communities|.
g04-068-02 ok 187 44 311 1115 1919 111 At|a|large|public|meeting|we|launched|the|project|known|as|the
g04-068-03 err 187 57 313 1280 1987 115 '|Coulsdon|and|Purley|Patriotic|Fund|'|in|whose|counsels|and|committees
g04-068-04 err 184 47 300 1466 1969 115 I|found|myself|deeply|involved|.|At|first|,|the|main|work|was|to|help
g04-068-05 ok 183 38 334 1647 1820 121 wives|and|relations|of|the|soldiers|to|get|their|'|Separation|'
g04-068-06 err 185 46 341 1828 1838 111 allowances|,|but|soon|,|alas|!|,|as|casualties|began|and|increased
g04-068-07 ok 185 40 348 1981 1865 113 in|the|winter|of|1914|and|1915|the|matter|of|War|Pensions
g04-068-08 err 184 31 335 2166 1807 134 became|very|urgent|,|and|I|was|asked|to|be|Chairman
g04-068-09 ok 183 27 365 2347 1389 130 of|the|Committee|in|Coulsdon|and|Purley|.
g04-072-00 err 184 40 353 745 1727 158 Indeed|,|for|the|next|seventeen|years|,|during|my|time|at
g04-072-01 ok 184 39 344 920 1652 163 Purley|,|and|from|1922|at|Surbiton|,|I|was|continuously
g04-072-02 err 181 37 355 1103 1747 125 Chairman|of|the|local|War|Pensions|Committee|.|This
g04-072-03 ok 182 33 341 1306 1813 117 task|involved|a|very|great|deal|of|detailed|work|for
g04-072-04 ok 184 42 335 1463 1889 153 the|Committee|.|We|had|a|splendid|body|of|local|residents|,
g04-072-05 err 183 35 333 1638 1748 148 and|a|series|of|excellent|Honorary|Secretaries|.|Our
g04-072-06 ok 184 34 353 1812 1696 167 Committee|met|once|a|week|in|the|evenings|,|and
g04-072-07 ok 182 28 357 2012 1652 123 included|professional|men|from|every|walk|of
g04-072-08 ok 181 5 372 2187 150 89 life|.
g04-077-00 ok 180 33 365 714 1845 97 Very|soon|we|managed|to|get|a|hut|in|Purley|where|soldiers
g04-077-01 ok 183 44 351 902 1876 89 were|very|welcome|and|the|ladies|organized|a|canteen|.|Life|was
g04-077-02 ok 180 33 344 1084 1859 82 in|those|years|more|than|busy|.|We|now|had|a|vicarage|next
g04-077-03 ok 183 32 322 1259 1861 89 to|the|church|,|and|I|was|most|fortunate|in|having|for|eight
g04-077-04 ok 180 35 348 1437 1875 95 years|a|most|able|and|devoted|housekeeper|whom|I|had|known
g04-077-05 ok 178 31 333 1619 1833 79 well|in|Limpsfield|where|she|had|a|house|next|to|the
g04-077-06 err 174 2 338 1796 237 62 church|.
g04-081-00 ok 185 41 367 727 1702 80 On|hearing|that|I|was|to|leave|Tatsfield|and|come|to
g04-081-01 ok 186 34 371 902 1779 94 Purley|she|offered|to|come|and|look|after|me|.|She|was
g04-081-02 ok 181 45 362 1091 1747 66 a|real|treasure|,|of|yeoman|stock|and|clever|in|all|domestic
g04-081-03 ok 182 40 364 1252 1726 89 things|,|a|widow|who|knew|how|to|look|after|the|'|boy|,|'
g04-081-04 ok 184 44 360 1434 1712 98 who|was|the|only|other|occupant|of|the|house|when
g04-081-05 err 181 15 373 1629 644 66 Mr.|Evitt|had|gone|.
g04-088-00 ok 180 34 358 725 1823 85 We|gathered|together|a|splendid|Sunday
g04-088-01 err 182 35 363 893 1779 89 afternoon|service|at|the|church|,|each|child
g04-088-02 ok 179 37 346 1081 1854 97 being|given|a|number|which|,|as|they|came|into
g04-088-03 err 178 29 358 1277 1769 84 church|,|they|could|just|whisper|to
g04-088-04 ok 176 35 362 1440 1886 80 the|superintendent|who|filled|in|the|regi-
g04-088-05 ok 172 30 368 1624 1746 67 ster|at|her|own|home|.|Each|child|had|a
g04-088-06 ok 175 32 384 1806 1706 71 picture|given|them|and|the|lesson|was
g04-088-07 ok 178 26 397 1966 1650 96 largely|based|on|this|.|It|was|on|a
g04-088-08 ok 175 25 423 2163 1638 80 stamp|which|could|be|stuck|in
g04-088-09 ok 178 26 462 2341 1610 75 their|book|,|and|there|was|quite|a
g04-088-10 ok 176 28 506 2522 1603 76 clamour|for|back|stamps|if|a|child
g04-088-11 err 174 34 352 2737 1859 59 had|to|miss|the|Sunday|Church|from|any|cause
g04-092-00 ok 179 28 347 907 1807 85 It|was|quite|amusing|to|see|how|much
g04-092-01 err 180 37 333 1099 1857 76 the|children|enjoyed|the|service|,|and|I|heard
g04-092-02 ok 181 36 342 1279 1822 66 of|parents|or|faithful|nurses|threaten|any
g04-092-03 err 177 32 343 1448 1793 86 naughty|child|with|the|penalty|of|not|being
g04-092-04 err 172 33 375 1622 1785 86 allowed|to|come|to|the|Children's|Church
g04-092-05 err 178 34 341 1795 1839 100 on|Sunday|afternoon|.|I|hope|the|threat
g04-092-06 err 178 30 326 2000 1843 76 kept|them|good|in|the|week|,|but|anyway
g04-092-07 err 179 29 352 2161 1761 96 they|were|a|most|delightful|lot|,|and
g04-092-08 ok 179 26 341 2365 1658 63 it|is|a|great|joy|to|meet|them|now
g04-092-09 ok 177 30 355 2531 1644 74 fifty|years|afterwards|when|so|many
g04-092-10 err 179 26 364 2730 1236 66 are|parents|or|even|grandparents
g04-095-00 ok 167 30 381 864 1778 192 Speaking|of|churchwardens|and|children|leads
g04-095-01 ok 166 28 373 1055 1726 91 me|at|once|to|chronicle|a|most|intimate|and
g04-095-02 ok 167 40 383 1238 1728 168 lasting|friendship|begun|in|1913|in|Purley|and
g04-095-03 ok 167 33 391 1423 1792 156 continuing|till|old|age|to-day|.|When|I|went
g04-095-04 ok 164 28 400 1592 1820 143 to|St.|Mark's|,|the|first|contact|I|made|was
g04-095-05 err 166 31 366 1756 1785 104 with|the|Vicar's|Warden|,|Mr.|F.|W.|Charlton
g04-095-06 err 164 32 360 1865 1788 257 and|his|family|,|the|youngest|of|whose|three
g04-095-07 ok 163 32 354 2141 1840 152 sons|was|just|coming|into|the|world|in|this|year
g04-095-08 ok 164 5 362 2320 344 148 of|1913|.
g04-098-00 ok 171 52 353 715 1845 119 From|then|till|now|the|acquaintance|ripened|into|a|very
g04-098-01 ok 165 34 365 889 1925 131 deep|friendship|which|I|have|taken|with|me|through
g04-098-02 err 162 30 371 1064 1883 153 all|the|many|vicissitudes|of|a|long|ministry|.|Mr.|and
g04-098-03 ok 162 31 377 1246 1802 131 Mrs.|Charlton|have|been|from|the|first|difficult
g04-098-04 ok 160 19 406 1415 1766 166 years|of|war|,|when|most|lives|were|upset|and
g04-098-05 ok 159 19 419 1598 1724 157 some|tempers|were|easily|frayed|,|the|most
g04-098-06 err 161 14 442 1766 1085 164 loyal|and|devoted|friends|.
g04-101-00 ok 164 27 372 690 1719 158 Their|homes|-|for|since|those|years|they|have
g04-101-01 ok 165 22 433 877 1585 170 lived|on|in|Purley|-|have|always|been
g04-101-02 ok 163 18 428 1058 1735 131 havens|of|rest|,|and|the|welcome|has|never
g04-101-03 ok 163 28 399 1214 1817 169 failed|.|Their|three|boys|,|now|successful|men|,
g04-101-04 err 163 20 387 1415 1692 165 were|in|our|Children's|Church|from|the
g04-101-05 ok 160 16 435 1586 1541 119 outset|,|and|when|we|don't|see|one
g04-101-06 ok 160 13 428 1771 1107 172 another|we|do|not|forget|.
g04-104-00 ok 151 26 376 883 1689 129 In|those|early|years|1914-18|,|life|was|very|full
g04-104-01 ok 149 30 361 1082 1664 89 both|in|the|parish|and|in|the|wider|war|activities|.
g04-104-02 ok 149 28 356 1259 1618 128 The|Bishop|,|knowing|that|I|spent|my|holidays|in
g04-104-03 ok 149 33 360 1443 1787 102 Bavaria|,|asked|me|if|I|would|do|something|for|two|wards
g04-104-04 ok 147 27 367 1624 1711 92 at|the|Royal|Herbert|Hospital|,|full|of|war|prisoners|.
g04-104-05 ok 148 25 375 1795 1797 118 I|was|very|glad|to|help|in|this|way|,|and|visited|them
g04-104-06 ok 148 28 368 1971 1787 106 frequently|,|establishing|at|once|a|friendly|contact|with
g04-104-07 ok 147 26 369 2159 1650 81 the|Bavarian|wounded|who|were|delighted|to|find
g04-104-08 ok 148 21 363 2339 1329 87 someone|who|knew|their|native|villages|.
g04-108-00 ok 150 24 380 707 1557 109 I|could|at|once|notice|the|great|antagonism
g04-108-01 ok 150 26 382 904 1806 106 between|the|Bavarians|and|the|Prussians|who|openly
g04-108-02 ok 149 21 380 1091 1349 94 scorned|these|more|simple|country|folk|.
g05-087-00 ok 162 24 380 713 1719 103 Less|than|no|response|from|the|Russian|side|led
g05-087-01 ok 162 23 385 886 1761 112 one|to|fear|that|the|event|might|well|have|the
g05-087-02 ok 162 26 389 1070 1646 120 outcome|that|the|Nazis|evidently|hoped|might
g05-087-03 err 162 26 368 1245 1796 105 lead|to|disaster|.|Then|there|had|been|much|talk|of
g05-087-04 ok 162 23 371 1417 1670 138 the|setting|up|among|the|German|population|of|a
g05-087-05 ok 162 25 368 1604 1626 122 general|system|of|"|francs-tireurs|"|,|to|be|named
g05-087-06 ok 162 9 364 1776 456 96 "|Werewolves|"|.
g05-094-00 ok 182 39 315 716 1841 110 The|Nazi|fortress|concept|turned|out|to|be|nothing
g05-094-01 ok 186 32 333 903 1755 93 more|than|a|fantasy|.|Thanks|to|the|good
g05-094-02 ok 182 30 326 1080 1667 75 sense|of|the|front|line|soldiers|,|the
g05-094-03 ok 182 33 307 1251 1862 109 meeting|of|East|and|West|was|marked|by
g05-094-04 ok 182 33 307 1429 1827 121 the|use|of|no|weapon|more|lethal|than
g05-094-05 ok 182 38 311 1606 1899 104 vodka|.|And|the|effect|on|the|German|people
g05-094-06 ok 186 34 335 1793 1734 98 of|the|first|ten|years|of|the|promised
g05-094-07 ok 186 35 294 1966 1976 114 thousand|of|Nazi|rule|,|so|far|from|creating
g05-094-08 ok 182 35 302 2156 1814 97 a|spirit|of|warlike|frenzy|,|had|produced
g05-094-09 ok 182 38 309 2327 1707 97 universally|a|dull|bewildered|apathy|.
g05-098-00 ok 181 22 379 911 1546 97 So|far|had|our|thinking|led|us|in|this|matter|of|the
g05-098-01 ok 181 22 357 1097 1607 89 "|Werewolves|"|that|we|had|contemplated|the|necessity|of|very
g05-098-02 ok 181 24 361 1274 1725 80 special|precautions|to|guard|the|lives|of|our|airmen|.|Particular
g05-098-03 ok 182 22 360 1457 1726 79 hatred|,|we|felt|,|was|bound|to|be|aimed|at|the|representatives|of
g05-098-04 ok 179 22 351 1633 1868 98 those|who|had|,|over|the|years|,|spread|such|ghastly|havoc|,|destruction
g05-098-05 ok 179 18 365 1817 1795 100 and|death|over|Germany|,|causing|such|wholesale|slaughter|among
g05-098-06 ok 179 15 357 2001 1313 91 men|,|women|and|children|,|old|and|young|alike|.
g06-011a-00 ok 182 32 357 719 1712 133 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in
g06-011a-01 ok 182 35 343 894 1737 127 Naples|.|He|told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as
g06-011a-02 ok 182 31 351 1078 1862 121 much|as|his|health|permitted|him|to|enjoy|any-
g06-011a-03 ok 182 38 341 1247 1757 130 thing|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which
g06-011a-04 ok 182 41 338 1430 1826 139 is|a|great|resource|.|Vesuvius|seems|to|be|tired|;
g06-011a-05 ok 182 37 352 1617 1717 130 #|he|is|going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively
g06-011a-06 ok 182 32 317 1797 1832 133 people|,|and|what|a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every
g06-011a-07 ok 182 35 343 1975 1615 92 other|man|was|a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is
g06-011a-08 ok 182 32 349 2148 1895 131 1superceded|by|the|soldier|-|a|favourable|change
g06-011a-09 ok 182 36 344 2332 1857 155 in|my|eye|,|particularly|as|the|troops|are|very
g06-011a-10 ok 182 6 366 2516 242 79 fine|.|'
g06-011b-00 ok 162 28 321 695 1860 141 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted
g06-011b-01 ok 162 26 332 873 1706 112 in|Naples|.|He|told|Cloncurry|that|he
g06-011b-02 ok 162 27 348 1049 1534 151 enjoyed|it|as|much|as|his|health
g06-011b-03 ok 162 37 349 1183 1935 206 permitted|him|to|enjoy|anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,
g06-011b-04 ok 162 33 368 1405 1844 125 he|wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which|is|a|great
g06-011b-05 ok 162 35 396 1567 1818 125 resource|.|Vesuvius|seems|to|be|tired|;|he
g06-011b-06 ok 162 34 381 1753 1806 154 is|going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively
g06-011b-07 ok 162 26 389 1929 1832 156 people|,|and|what|a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,
g06-011b-08 ok 162 27 377 2105 1840 154 every|other|man|was|a|priest|:|here|the
g06-011b-09 ok 162 31 377 2294 1678 166 priest|is|1superceded|by|the|soldier|-
g06-011b-10 ok 162 21 377 2463 1555 140 a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,
g06-011c-00 ok 182 23 339 721 1577 101 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in
g06-011c-01 ok 182 29 352 897 1632 114 Naples|.|He|told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as
g06-011c-02 ok 182 31 344 1083 1802 107 much|as|his|health|permitted|him|to|enjoy|anything|.
g06-011c-03 ok 182 33 349 1258 1799 102 '|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which|is|a|great
g06-011c-04 ok 182 32 354 1438 1713 113 resource|.|Vesuvius|seems|to|be|tired|;|he|is|going
g06-011c-05 ok 182 27 370 1613 1742 122 out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively|people|,|and|what
g06-011c-06 ok 182 23 347 1792 1695 127 a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every|other|man|was|a
g06-011c-07 ok 182 24 357 1978 1631 99 priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded|by|the
g06-011c-08 ok 182 29 358 2145 1703 138 soldier|-|a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,|particularly
g06-011c-09 ok 182 17 371 2325 1066 106 as|the|troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011e-00 ok 157 23 345 739 1813 112 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in|Naples|.
g06-011e-01 ok 156 24 362 908 1685 111 He|told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as|much|as|his
g06-011e-02 ok 157 26 374 1085 1755 125 health|permitted|him|to|enjoy|anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he
g06-011e-03 ok 158 34 375 1264 1693 117 wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which|is|a|great|resource|.|Vesuvius
g06-011e-04 ok 157 29 381 1451 1762 118 seems|to|be|tired|;|he|is|going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,
g06-011e-05 ok 155 24 392 1618 1685 136 lively|people|,|and|what|a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every
g06-011e-06 ok 155 28 379 1809 1794 102 other|man|was|a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded|by
g06-011e-07 ok 156 24 391 1984 1800 116 the|soldier|-|a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,|particularly
g06-011e-08 ok 154 11 386 2169 839 110 as|the|troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011f-00 ok 203 21 366 712 1726 92 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in|Naples|.|He
g06-011f-01 ok 203 25 383 886 1785 103 told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as|much|as|his|health|permitted
g06-011f-02 ok 203 35 372 1066 1786 104 him|to|enjoy|anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which|is
g06-011f-03 ok 203 33 381 1247 1679 102 a|great|resource|.|Vesuvius|seems|to|be|tired|;|he|is|going|out
g06-011f-04 ok 203 27 390 1423 1647 103 fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively|people|,|and|what|a|busy|town|.|At
g06-011f-05 ok 203 28 386 1607 1810 95 Rome|,|every|other|man|was|a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded
g06-011f-06 ok 203 25 386 1787 1728 97 by|the|soldier|-|a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,|particularly|as
g06-011f-07 ok 203 13 393 1966 726 106 the|troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011g-00 ok 182 19 329 737 1782 108 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in|Naples|.|He|told
g06-011g-01 ok 182 14 330 924 1550 94 Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as|much|as|his|health
g06-011g-02 ok 182 23 335 1096 1762 105 permitted|him|to|enjoy|anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|is
g06-011g-03 ok 182 16 336 1268 1721 107 arrived|,|which|is|a|great|resource|.|Vesuvius|seems|to|be
g06-011g-04 ok 182 24 338 1448 1703 112 tired|;|he|is|going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively|people|,
g06-011g-05 ok 182 13 329 1645 1806 98 and|what|a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every|other|man|was
g06-011g-06 ok 182 20 339 1794 1707 124 a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded|by|the|soldier|-|a
g06-011g-07 ok 182 12 327 1991 1694 106 favourable|change|in|my|eye|,|particularly|as|the|troops
g06-011g-08 ok 182 6 332 2172 413 103 are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011h-00 ok 179 34 341 771 1805 105 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in|Naples|.
g06-011h-01 ok 179 30 333 942 1725 129 He|told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as|much|as
g06-011h-02 ok 181 33 325 1128 1720 136 his|health|permitted|him|to|enjoy|anything|.|'|The
g06-011h-03 ok 184 34 288 1307 1710 112 Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which|is|a|great
g06-011h-04 ok 180 34 320 1491 1622 109 resource|.|Vesuvius|seems|to|be|tired|;|he|is
g06-011h-05 err 179 38 313 1665 1697 109 going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively|people|,|and
g06-011h-06 ok 177 20 310 1839 1691 105 what|a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every|other|man
g06-011h-07 err 179 24 301 2030 1766 131 was|a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded|by
g06-011h-08 ok 178 27 313 2192 1822 134 the|soldier|-|a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,
g06-011h-09 ok 177 25 318 2357 1507 129 particularly|as|the|troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011i-00 ok 162 37 343 753 1727 96 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in|Naples|.
g06-011i-01 ok 182 39 365 931 1706 113 He|told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as|much|as|his
g06-011i-02 ok 162 43 356 1113 1631 102 health|permitted|him|to|enjoy|anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he
g06-011i-03 ok 182 45 351 1286 1673 102 wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which|is|a|great|resource|.|Vesuvius
g06-011i-04 err 182 43 371 1475 1774 101 seems|to|be|tired|;|he|is|going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,
g06-011i-05 ok 162 35 362 1643 1728 106 lively|people|,|and|what|a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every|other
g06-011i-06 ok 162 36 362 1839 1796 80 man|was|a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded|by
g06-011i-07 err 162 44 365 2020 1822 91 the|soldier|-|a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,|particularly
g06-011i-08 ok 162 18 354 2188 905 96 as|the|troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011j-00 err 182 36 355 699 1778 142 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in
g06-011j-01 ok 182 37 372 874 1803 159 Naples|.|He|told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed
g06-011j-02 ok 182 33 353 1055 1707 155 it|as|much|as|his|health|permitted|him|to
g06-011j-03 ok 182 43 367 1205 1909 201 enjoy|anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,
g06-011j-04 ok 182 31 400 1397 1776 162 which|is|a|great|resource|.|Vesuvius|seems
g06-011j-05 err 182 31 380 1581 1843 160 to|be|tired|;|he|is|going|out|fast|...|.|What
g06-011j-06 ok 182 38 369 1765 1791 160 a|gay|,|lively|people|,|and|what|a|busy|town|.
g06-011j-07 ok 182 28 377 1946 1836 159 At|Rome|,|every|other|man|was|a|priest|:
g06-011j-08 ok 182 28 388 2133 1779 136 here|the|priest|is|1superceded|by|the
g06-011j-09 ok 182 34 352 2303 1778 168 soldier|-|a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,
g06-011j-10 ok 182 34 388 2496 1952 133 particularly|as|the|troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011k-00 ok 182 22 347 879 1746 110 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in
g06-011k-01 ok 182 29 365 1065 1751 117 Naples|.|He|told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as
g06-011k-02 ok 182 24 364 1244 1627 107 much|as|his|health|permitted|him|to|enjoy
g06-011k-03 ok 182 37 362 1414 1756 133 anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which
g06-011k-04 ok 182 33 367 1603 1819 104 is|a|great|resource|.|Vesuvius|seems|to|be|tired|;
g06-011k-05 ok 182 32 367 1780 1642 114 he|is|going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively
g06-011k-06 ok 182 25 358 1963 1812 113 people|,|and|what|a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every
g06-011k-07 ok 182 25 364 2138 1608 105 other|man|was|a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is
g06-011k-08 ok 182 28 357 2312 1858 121 1superceded|by|the|soldier|-|a|favourable|change
g06-011k-09 ok 182 28 369 2500 1747 105 in|my|eye|,|particularly|as|the|troops|are
g06-011k-10 ok 182 9 381 2661 403 114 very|fine|.|'
g06-011l-00 ok 182 36 358 749 1743 139 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in|Naples|.|He
g06-011l-01 ok 186 36 351 926 1679 112 told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as|much|as|his|health
g06-011l-02 err 186 36 348 1117 1672 126 permitted|him|to|enjoy|anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,
g06-011l-03 ok 186 39 360 1292 1604 104 '|is|arrived|,|which|is|a|great|resource|.|Vesuvius|seems
g06-011l-04 err 186 36 364 1476 1709 126 to|be|tired|;|he|is|going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively
g06-011l-05 ok 182 32 359 1664 1634 95 people|,|and|what|a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every|other
g06-011l-06 ok 186 36 373 1839 1752 99 man|was|a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded|by|the
g06-011l-07 err 186 44 374 2020 1686 108 soldier|-|a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,|particularly|as
g06-011l-08 ok 182 12 368 2188 725 120 the|troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011m-00 ok 182 14 359 717 1573 121 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in
g06-011m-01 ok 182 12 346 897 1637 121 Naples|.|He|told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as
g06-011m-02 ok 182 17 344 1078 1830 115 much|as|his|health|permitted|him|to|enjoy|anything|.
g06-011m-03 ok 182 23 370 1249 1662 120 '|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which|is|a|great
g06-011m-04 ok 182 17 367 1429 1748 115 resource|.|Vesuvius|seems|to|be|tired|;|he|is|going
g06-011m-05 err 182 16 367 1617 1627 118 out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively|people|,|and|what|a
g06-011m-06 ok 182 11 349 1792 1674 121 busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every|other|man|was|a
g06-011m-07 ok 162 15 353 1975 1541 107 priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded|by|the
g06-011m-08 ok 162 12 346 2146 1468 118 soldier|-|a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,
g06-011m-09 ok 162 11 352 2332 1576 113 particularly|as|the|troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011n-00 ok 191 14 446 690 1528 126 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still
g06-011n-01 ok 191 29 448 865 1746 141 delighted|in|Naples|.|He|told|Cloncurry
g06-011n-02 ok 191 15 429 1054 1663 145 that|he|enjoyed|it|as|much|as|his
g06-011n-03 ok 191 18 435 1227 1566 158 health|permitted|him|to|enjoy
g06-011n-04 err 191 21 427 1399 1644 149 anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|is
g06-011n-05 ok 191 23 408 1579 1744 149 arrived|,|which|is|a|great|resource|.
g06-011n-06 ok 186 30 409 1758 1648 119 Vesuvius|seems|to|be|tired|;|he
g06-011n-07 err 191 26 411 1940 1731 154 is|going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,
g06-011n-08 ok 191 21 394 2111 1745 151 lively|people|,|and|what|a|busy
g06-011n-09 err 182 21 400 2285 1637 157 town|.|At|Rome|,|every|other
g06-011n-10 ok 186 22 391 2462 1834 144 man|was|a|priest|:|here|the|priest
g06-011o-00 ok 186 11 332 731 1806 140 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted
g06-011o-01 ok 188 14 312 920 1819 130 in|Naples|.|He|told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as
g06-011o-02 ok 187 14 305 1096 1913 145 much|as|his|health|permitted|him|to|enjoy|any-
g06-011o-03 ok 186 23 292 1264 1988 148 thing|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which|is|a|great
g06-011o-04 ok 188 16 293 1459 1939 129 resource|.|Vesuvius|seems|to|be|tired|;|he|is|going
g06-011o-05 ok 187 15 293 1628 2042 138 out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively|people|,|and|what
g06-011o-06 ok 183 11 300 1794 1959 174 a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every|other|man|was
g06-011o-07 ok 184 13 323 1993 1869 133 a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded
g06-011o-08 ok 185 8 321 2165 1711 150 by|the|soldier|-|a|favourable|change
g06-011o-09 ok 186 9 318 2351 1673 156 in|my|eye|,|particularly|as|the
g06-011o-10 ok 187 7 328 2530 1103 132 troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011p-00 ok 196 45 349 709 1746 105 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in|Naples|.|He
g06-011p-01 ok 199 45 350 878 1735 114 told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as|much|as|his|health
g06-011p-02 ok 198 46 359 1060 1760 119 permitted|him|to|enjoy|anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,|he|wrote|,
g06-011p-03 ok 195 51 354 1241 1796 112 '|is|arrived|,|which|is|a|great|resource|.|Vesuvius|seems
g06-011p-04 err 198 48 354 1425 1759 116 to|be|tired|;|he|is|going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,|lively
g06-011p-05 ok 199 38 357 1600 1718 125 people|,|and|what|a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every|other
g06-011p-06 ok 195 40 359 1776 1793 124 man|was|a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded|by
g06-011p-07 ok 196 36 359 1955 1575 125 the|soldier|-|a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,
g06-011p-08 ok 196 33 358 2142 1319 117 particularly|as|the|troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-011r-00 ok 167 33 330 766 1782 99 By|the|end|of|the|month|he|still|delighted|in|Naples|.
g06-011r-01 ok 167 28 337 947 1728 85 He|told|Cloncurry|that|he|enjoyed|it|as|much|as|his
g06-011r-02 ok 167 36 326 1117 1739 121 health|permitted|him|to|enjoy|anything|.|'|The|Pearl|'|,
g06-011r-03 ok 168 39 320 1302 1837 99 he|wrote|,|'|is|arrived|,|which|is|a|great|resource|.|Vesuvius
g06-011r-04 ok 167 36 317 1488 1796 104 seems|to|be|tired|;|he|is|going|out|fast|...|.|What|a|gay|,
g06-011r-05 ok 165 36 334 1667 1805 85 lively|people|,|and|what|a|busy|town|.|At|Rome|,|every
g06-011r-06 ok 168 33 322 1844 1861 90 other|man|was|a|priest|:|here|the|priest|is|1superceded
g06-011r-07 ok 168 29 312 2014 1698 99 by|the|soldier|-|a|favourable|change|in|my|eye|,
g06-011r-08 ok 167 27 326 2178 1456 97 particularly|as|the|troops|are|very|fine|.|'
g06-018a-00 ok 182 35 363 725 1755 120 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl
g06-018a-01 ok 182 33 367 900 1783 124 back|to|England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the
g06-018a-02 ok 182 35 360 1072 1778 130 winter|.|In|late|November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as
g06-018a-03 ok 182 34 359 1253 1750 107 usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find
g06-018a-04 ok 182 33 351 1439 1724 123 this|place|agree|with|me|better|than|Naples|.
g06-018a-05 ok 182 32 360 1623 1780 135 The|journey|has|been|against|me|,|as|there|has
g06-018a-06 ok 182 30 350 1799 1874 101 been|much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the|temperature
g06-018a-07 ok 182 37 355 1975 1752 134 is|high|&|I|have|not|yet|thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018b-00 ok 162 31 355 642 1846 188 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent
g06-018b-01 err 162 28 350 842 1750 134 Pearl|back|to|England|,|and|returned
g06-018b-02 ok 162 19 347 1028 1530 123 to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In|late
g06-018b-03 ok 162 30 360 1195 1712 146 November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,
g06-018b-04 err 162 28 362 1377 1625 150 but|hoped|,|he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find
g06-018b-05 ok 162 23 343 1570 1617 143 this|place|agree|with|me|better|than
g06-018b-06 ok 162 31 350 1753 1660 143 Naples|.|The|journey|has|been|against
g06-018b-07 ok 162 24 357 1939 1879 108 me|,|as|there|has|been|much|rain|and
g06-018b-08 ok 162 25 363 2113 1691 128 damp|,|but|the|temperature|is|high
g06-018b-09 ok 162 26 366 2288 1763 148 &|I|have|not|yet|thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018c-00 ok 182 29 352 719 1754 106 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl|back
g06-018c-01 ok 182 25 340 897 1769 117 to|England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In
g06-018c-02 ok 182 33 345 1069 1738 124 late|November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,
g06-018c-03 ok 182 30 360 1250 1715 110 he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find|this|place|agree|with
g06-018c-04 ok 182 22 365 1435 1651 113 me|better|than|Naples|.|The|journey|has|been
g06-018c-05 ok 182 24 357 1611 1773 117 against|me|,|as|there|has|been|much|rain|and|damp|,
g06-018c-06 ok 182 21 355 1792 1652 114 but|the|temperature|is|high|&|I|have|not
g06-018c-07 err 182 16 373 1960 898 128 yet|thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018d-00 ok 182 27 361 718 1638 131 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl
g06-018d-01 err 182 28 367 885 1726 135 back|to|England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for
g06-018d-02 err 182 28 365 1066 1682 140 the|winter|.|In|late|November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as
g06-018d-03 ok 182 30 371 1241 1683 140 usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find|this
g06-018d-04 ok 162 32 362 1421 1699 145 place|agree|with|me|better|than|Naples|.|The|journey
g06-018d-05 ok 162 26 364 1607 1745 122 has|been|against|me|,|as|there|has|been|much|rain|and
g06-018d-06 ok 162 27 356 1792 1725 137 damp|,|but|the|temperature|is|high|&|I|have|not|yet
g06-018d-07 ok 162 15 360 1964 643 137 thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018e-00 ok 162 25 362 727 1745 100 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl|back|to
g06-018e-01 ok 162 23 369 909 1618 117 England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In|late
g06-018e-02 ok 162 25 368 1089 1644 107 November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he
g06-018e-03 ok 162 25 365 1267 1743 113 told|Arthur|,|'|to|find|this|place|agree|with|me|better|than
g06-018e-04 ok 162 22 357 1447 1713 105 Naples|.|The|journey|has|been|against|me|,|as|there|has
g06-018e-05 ok 152 22 386 1632 1619 101 been|much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the|temperature|is
g06-018e-06 ok 162 22 384 1797 1414 128 high|&|I|have|not|yet|thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018f-00 ok 199 19 368 721 1630 92 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl|back|to
g06-018f-01 ok 197 26 362 895 1761 90 England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In|late|November|,|he
g06-018f-02 ok 198 30 357 1078 1718 87 was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find|this
g06-018f-03 ok 198 29 354 1249 1796 112 place|agree|with|me|better|than|Naples|.|The|journey|has|been|against
g06-018f-04 ok 200 20 364 1433 1756 87 me|,|as|there|has|been|much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the|temperature
g06-018f-05 ok 199 23 366 1605 1209 104 is|high|&|I|have|not|yet|thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018g-00 ok 182 15 331 697 1690 105 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl|back|to
g06-018g-01 ok 182 13 337 867 1613 106 England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In|late
g06-018g-02 err 182 18 327 1058 1656 93 November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he|told
g06-018g-03 ok 182 19 334 1232 1747 101 Arthur|,|'|to|find|this|place|agree|with|me|better|than|Naples|.
g06-018g-04 ok 182 17 344 1415 1669 95 The|journey|has|been|against|me|,|as|there|has|been|much
g06-018g-05 ok 182 17 351 1592 1745 103 rain|and|damp|,|but|the|temperature|is|high|&|I|have|not
g06-018g-06 ok 182 11 350 1758 700 111 yet|thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018h-00 ok 182 34 325 753 1783 124 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl|back|to
g06-018h-01 ok 182 28 324 946 1775 93 England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In|late
g06-018h-02 ok 182 34 329 1123 1770 131 November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he
g06-018h-03 ok 182 28 313 1292 1839 119 told|Arthur|,|'|to|find|this|place|agree|with|me|better
g06-018h-04 err 182 37 313 1479 1777 103 than|Naples|.|The|journey|has|been|against|me|,|as
g06-018h-05 err 182 26 309 1662 1775 107 there|has|been|much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the
g06-018h-06 ok 182 32 301 1830 1856 113 temperature|is|high|&|I|have|not|yet|thought|of
g06-018h-07 ok 182 4 323 2013 260 105 a|fire|...|.
g06-018i-00 ok 162 39 358 753 1803 108 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl|back|to
g06-018i-01 ok 162 34 356 938 1639 99 England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In|late
g06-018i-02 ok 162 37 357 1105 1635 116 November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he
g06-018i-03 ok 162 44 356 1295 1834 107 told|Arthur|,|'|to|find|this|place|agree|with|me|better|than
g06-018i-04 err 162 40 361 1470 1743 107 Naples|.|The|journey|has|been|against|me|,|as|there|has
g06-018i-05 ok 162 37 354 1653 1753 100 been|much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the|temperature|is|high
g06-018i-06 ok 162 31 346 1836 1237 96 &|I|have|not|yet|thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018j-00 ok 182 32 359 692 1838 154 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl
g06-018j-01 ok 182 31 330 848 1810 175 back|to|England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for
g06-018j-02 ok 182 34 335 1035 1829 164 the|winter|.|In|late|November|,|he|was|'|suffering
g06-018j-03 ok 182 36 332 1207 1879 178 as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find
g06-018j-04 ok 182 31 312 1404 1934 168 this|place|agree|with|me|better|than|Naples|.
g06-018j-05 ok 182 33 325 1585 1891 171 The|journey|has|been|against|me|,|as|there
g06-018j-06 ok 182 27 333 1762 1683 157 has|been|much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the
g06-018j-07 ok 182 30 335 1949 1747 167 temperature|is|high|&|I|have|not|yet
g06-018j-08 ok 182 14 340 2115 800 169 thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018k-00 ok 182 29 365 707 1689 108 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl
g06-018k-01 ok 182 21 359 873 1728 112 back|to|England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the
g06-018k-02 err 182 31 350 1051 1768 118 #|winter|.|In|late|November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as
g06-018k-03 ok 182 31 366 1243 1731 99 usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find|this
g06-018k-04 ok 182 21 362 1421 1607 108 place|agree|with|me|better|than|Naples|.|The
g06-018k-05 ok 182 26 368 1605 1750 103 journey|has|been|against|me|,|as|there|has|been
g06-018k-06 ok 182 28 364 1790 1786 108 much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the|temperature|is|high
g06-018k-07 ok 182 27 347 1958 1372 117 &|I|have|not|yet|thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018l-00 err 191 34 361 748 1702 128 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl|back|to
g06-018l-01 ok 186 31 361 938 1617 93 England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In|late
g06-018l-02 ok 186 36 364 1101 1713 124 November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he|told
g06-018l-03 ok 186 36 374 1287 1700 117 Arthur|,|'|to|find|this|place|agree|with|me|better|than|Naples|.
g06-018l-04 ok 186 35 362 1466 1727 112 The|journey|has|been|against|me|,|as|there|has|been|much|rain
g06-018l-05 err 182 32 386 1653 1791 99 and|damp|,|but|the|temperature|is|high|&|I|have|not|yet
g06-018l-06 ok 186 15 391 1819 583 101 thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018m-00 ok 182 14 336 669 1699 98 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl
g06-018m-01 ok 182 10 321 834 1692 120 back|to|England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the
g06-018m-02 ok 182 14 325 1019 1761 109 winter|.|In|late|November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as
g06-018m-03 ok 182 16 332 1187 1752 117 usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find|this
g06-018m-04 ok 182 14 335 1371 1839 128 place|agree|with|me|better|than|Naples|.|The|journey
g06-018m-05 ok 182 11 339 1548 1820 106 has|been|against|me|,|as|there|has|been|much
g06-018m-06 ok 162 12 321 1730 1765 112 rain|and|damp|,|but|the|temperature|is|high
g06-018m-07 ok 182 12 347 1916 1394 115 &|I|have|not|yet|thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018n-00 ok 191 23 409 669 1677 158 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,
g06-018n-01 ok 191 20 382 841 1704 165 he|sent|Pearl|back|to|England|,
g06-018n-02 ok 191 12 393 1036 1650 113 and|returned|to|Rome|for|the
g06-018n-03 ok 191 17 373 1199 1698 139 winter|.|In|late|November|,|he
g06-018n-04 ok 191 19 386 1385 1768 159 was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but
g06-018n-05 ok 186 17 368 1558 1873 157 hoped|,|he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find
g06-018n-06 ok 186 15 369 1737 1730 167 this|place|agree|with|me|better
g06-018n-07 err 191 17 370 1914 1786 167 than|Naples|.|The|journey|has|been
g06-018n-08 ok 191 14 386 2100 1687 179 against|me|,|as|there|has|been
g06-018n-09 ok 191 15 399 2278 1753 122 much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the
g06-018n-10 ok 186 19 411 2465 1672 151 temperature|is|high|&|I|have
g06-018o-00 ok 185 10 338 731 1784 149 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he
g06-018o-01 ok 188 8 333 926 1856 138 sent|Pearl|back|to|England|,|and|returned
g06-018o-02 ok 189 11 326 1100 1853 111 to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In|late|November|,
g06-018o-03 ok 190 12 321 1268 1839 152 he|was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,
g06-018o-04 ok 191 12 315 1433 1858 170 he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find|this|place|agree
g06-018o-05 ok 187 10 332 1638 1859 146 with|me|better|than|Naples|.|The|journey
g06-018o-06 ok 188 10 316 1799 1916 173 has|been|against|me|,|as|there|has|been
g06-018o-07 ok 189 10 331 1991 1915 148 much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the|tempe-
g06-018o-08 ok 186 10 328 2167 1707 155 rature|is|high|&|I|have|not|yet
g06-018o-09 ok 186 8 334 2352 1127 131 thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-018p-00 ok 198 42 358 709 1754 106 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl|back|to
g06-018p-01 ok 196 37 364 887 1648 106 England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In
g06-018p-02 ok 195 40 380 1061 1805 116 late|November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,
g06-018p-03 ok 197 40 382 1246 1650 97 he|told|Arthur|,|'|to|find|this|place|agree|with|me
g06-018p-04 ok 199 43 384 1425 1778 122 better|than|Naples|.|The|journey|has|been|against|me|,
g06-018p-05 ok 200 34 383 1597 1657 110 as|there|has|been|much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the
g06-018p-06 ok 197 37 382 1782 1685 115 temperature|is|high|&|I|have|not|yet|thought|of|a
g06-018p-07 ok 193 8 383 1966 185 95 fire|...|.
g06-018r-00 ok 168 28 338 769 1855 102 When|the|sailing|season|was|past|,|he|sent|Pearl|back
g06-018r-01 ok 167 29 331 952 1887 106 to|England|,|and|returned|to|Rome|for|the|winter|.|In|late
g06-018r-02 err 168 26 326 1120 1930 104 November|,|he|was|'|suffering|as|usual|'|,|but|hoped|,|he|told
g06-018r-03 err 166 29 326 1299 1888 100 Arthur|,|'|to|find|this|place|agree|with|me|better|than
g06-018r-04 ok 167 28 319 1490 1879 94 Naples|.|The|journey|has|been|against|me|,|as|there|has
g06-018r-05 ok 166 28 327 1658 1899 107 been|much|rain|and|damp|,|but|the|temperature|is|high|&
g06-018r-06 ok 167 24 316 1849 1207 105 I|have|not|yet|thought|of|a|fire|...|.
g06-026a-00 ok 182 37 366 721 1742 120 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that|I
g06-026a-01 ok 182 36 356 902 1790 103 have|an|Italian|who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet
g06-026a-02 ok 182 30 349 1081 1726 71 de|Chambre|that|ever|was|.|But|he|has|not
g06-026a-03 ok 182 36 343 1252 1711 136 one|word|of|English|.|'|While|he|was|writing
g06-026a-04 err 182 29 346 1431 1684 117 this|letter|he|heard|of|the|fall|of|the|Whigs|,|and|the
g06-026a-05 ok 182 30 361 1625 1754 133 temporary|assumption|of|the|government|by
g06-026a-06 ok 182 19 364 1800 876 121 the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026b-00 ok 182 32 351 654 1622 162 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens
g06-026b-01 err 182 30 329 819 1882 172 that|I|have|an|Italian|who|is|perhaps
g06-026b-02 ok 182 18 304 993 1654 125 the|best|Valet|de|Chambre|that
g06-026b-03 ok 182 24 340 1169 1746 128 ever|was|.|But|he|has|not|one|word
g06-026b-04 ok 182 31 356 1346 1609 165 of|English|.|'|While|he|was|writing
g06-026b-05 ok 182 21 343 1521 1709 132 this|letter|he|heard|of|the|fall|of
g06-026b-06 ok 162 21 337 1707 1595 178 the|Whigs|,|and|the|temporary
g06-026b-07 ok 162 22 360 1903 1661 142 assumption|of|the|government|by
g06-026b-08 ok 162 17 361 2075 1160 124 the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026c-00 ok 182 33 379 700 1789 117 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that|I|have|an
g06-026c-01 ok 182 31 402 883 1716 103 Italian|who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet|de|Chambre|that
g06-026c-02 ok 182 28 376 1078 1627 111 ever|was|.|But|he|has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'
g06-026c-03 ok 182 28 377 1253 1713 113 While|he|was|writing|this|letter|he|heard|of|the|fall
g06-026c-04 ok 182 32 378 1427 1661 117 of|the|Whigs|,|and|the|temporary|assumption|of
g06-026c-05 ok 182 25 384 1611 1451 122 the|government|by|the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026d-00 ok 182 32 382 666 1728 137 A|pleasant|life|#|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that|I|have
g06-026d-01 ok 182 37 364 834 1778 144 an|Italian|who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet|de|Chambre|that
g06-026d-02 ok 182 31 369 1010 1779 134 ever|was|.|But|he|has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'
g06-026d-03 ok 182 29 358 1191 1776 149 While|he|was|writing|this|letter|he|heard|of|the|fall|of
g06-026d-04 ok 182 41 356 1377 1788 142 the|Whigs|,|and|the|temporary|assumption|of|the|govern-
g06-026d-05 ok 182 21 360 1568 1121 116 ment|by|the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026e-00 ok 162 34 347 724 1805 116 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that|I|have|an|Italian
g06-026e-01 ok 162 23 356 919 1689 88 who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet|de|Chambre|that|ever|was|.
g06-026e-02 ok 162 28 343 1094 1544 108 But|he|has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'|While|he|was
g06-026e-03 ok 162 25 354 1279 1717 96 writing|this|letter|he|heard|of|the|fall|of|the|Whigs|,|and
g06-026e-04 ok 162 22 360 1457 1618 103 the|temporary|assumption|of|the|government|by|the
g06-026e-05 ok 162 9 345 1634 670 103 Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026f-00 err 191 26 380 722 1716 88 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that|I|have|an|Italian
g06-026f-01 ok 203 24 382 895 1758 86 who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet|de|Chambre|that|ever|was|.|But|he
g06-026f-02 ok 203 28 378 1073 1763 97 has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'|While|he|was|writing|this|letter|he
g06-026f-03 ok 203 21 392 1248 1708 104 heard|of|the|fall|of|the|Whigs|,|and|the|temporary|assumption
g06-026f-04 ok 203 17 387 1435 1273 100 of|the|government|by|the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026g-00 ok 169 19 326 656 1776 97 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that|I|have|an|Italian
g06-026g-01 ok 172 16 325 832 1755 91 who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet|de|Chambre|that|ever|was|.|But
g06-026g-02 ok 172 21 332 1012 1732 104 he|has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'|While|he|was|writing|this
g06-026g-03 ok 172 18 323 1199 1673 94 letter|he|heard|of|the|fall|of|the|Whigs|,|and|the|temporary
g06-026g-04 ok 172 16 324 1370 1593 103 assumption|of|the|government|by|the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026h-00 ok 182 41 332 758 1803 115 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that|I|have
g06-026h-01 ok 182 31 316 939 1830 96 an|Italian|who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet|de|Chambre
g06-026h-02 ok 182 36 322 1123 1785 104 that|ever|was|.|But|he|has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'
g06-026h-03 err 182 34 318 1297 1830 121 While|he|was|writing|this|letter|he|heard|of|the|fall
g06-026h-04 ok 182 34 313 1483 1698 100 of|the|Whigs|,|and|the|temporary|assumption|of
g06-026h-05 err 182 32 329 1658 1459 117 the|government|by|the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026i-00 ok 162 41 337 757 1717 88 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that|I|have
g06-026i-01 ok 162 37 333 939 1758 86 an|Italian|who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet|de|Chambre
g06-026i-02 ok 162 35 335 1118 1665 99 that|ever|was|.|But|he|has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'
g06-026i-03 ok 162 38 329 1297 1775 103 While|he|was|writing|this|letter|he|heard|of|the|fall
g06-026i-04 ok 162 37 343 1481 1667 89 of|the|Whigs|,|and|the|temporary|assumption|of|the
g06-026i-05 ok 162 26 345 1656 1174 97 government|by|the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026j-00 ok 182 36 367 705 1798 141 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that
g06-026j-01 ok 182 34 336 876 1760 145 I|have|an|Italian|who|is|perhaps|the|best
g06-026j-02 err 182 29 373 1043 1737 108 Valet|de|Chambre|that|ever|was|.|But|he
g06-026j-03 err 182 38 357 1154 1832 246 has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'|While|he|was
g06-026j-04 ok 182 37 347 1417 1871 138 writing|this|letter|he|heard|of|the|fall|of
g06-026j-05 ok 182 34 332 1597 1900 154 the|Whigs|,|and|the|temporary|assumption|of
g06-026j-06 ok 182 35 337 1764 1844 165 the|government|by|the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026k-00 ok 182 26 357 703 1759 116 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that|I|have
g06-026k-01 ok 182 24 359 889 1626 98 an|Italian|who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet|de
g06-026k-02 ok 182 22 359 1073 1724 75 Chambre|that|ever|was|.|But|he|has|not|one|word
g06-026k-03 ok 182 31 359 1243 1660 103 of|English|.|'|While|he|was|writing|this|letter|he
g06-026k-04 ok 182 23 372 1414 1815 116 heard|of|the|fall|of|the|Whigs|,|and|the|temporary
g06-026k-05 ok 182 24 365 1602 1687 108 assumption|of|the|government|by|the|Duke|of
g06-026k-06 ok 182 9 369 1787 321 107 Wellington|.
g06-026l-00 ok 186 38 364 751 1658 101 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that|I|have|an
g06-026l-01 ok 186 33 352 928 1681 100 Italian|who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet|de|Chambre|that
g06-026l-02 ok 186 33 348 1116 1568 94 ever|was|.|But|he|has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'
g06-026l-03 ok 186 35 342 1288 1709 133 While|he|was|writing|this|letter|he|heard|of|the|fall|of|the
g06-026l-04 ok 186 31 360 1469 1718 111 Whigs|,|and|the|temporary|assumption|of|the|government
g06-026l-05 ok 182 18 377 1643 831 115 by|the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026m-00 ok 182 15 339 598 1747 116 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that
g06-026m-01 ok 182 13 332 789 1752 95 I|have|an|Italian|who|is|perhaps|the|best
g06-026m-02 ok 182 12 331 957 1738 85 Valet|de|Chambre|that|ever|was|.|But|he|has
g06-026m-03 ok 182 15 318 1121 1791 130 not|one|word|of|English|.|'|While|he|was|writing
g06-026m-04 ok 182 15 332 1305 1756 121 this|letter|he|heard|of|the|fall|of|the|Whigs|,|and
g06-026m-05 ok 162 7 348 1501 1770 116 the|temporary|assumption|of|the|government
g06-026m-06 ok 162 9 361 1680 1077 107 by|the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026n-00 err 191 26 409 682 1810 140 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens|that
g06-026n-01 ok 186 17 421 876 1699 118 I|have|an|Italian|who|is|perhaps|the
g06-026n-02 ok 182 24 393 1054 1724 99 best|Valet|de|Chambre|that|ever|was|.
g06-026n-03 ok 186 21 379 1225 1808 150 But|he|has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'
g06-026n-04 ok 186 24 390 1413 1601 144 While|he|was|writing|this|letter|he
g06-026n-05 ok 182 21 411 1592 1799 127 heard|of|the|fall|of|the|#|Whigs|,
g06-026n-06 ok 186 21 389 1769 1743 134 and|the|temporary|assumption|of|the
g06-026n-07 ok 186 23 359 1945 1758 149 government|by|the|Duke|of|Wellington|.
g06-026o-00 ok 188 13 327 727 1789 143 A|pleasant|life|truly|!|...|It|so|happens
g06-026o-01 ok 192 10 332 894 1796 142 that|I|have|an|Italian|who|is|perhaps
g06-026o-02 ok 192 9 335 1084 1860 93 the|best|Valet|de|Chambre|that|ever|was|.
g06-026o-03 ok 192 11 342 1251 1780 152 But|he|has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'
g06-026o-04 ok 191 11 313 1447 1722 150 While|he|was|writing|this|letter|he
g06-026o-05 ok 189 10 320 1617 1808 149 heard|of|the|fall|of|the|Whigs|,|and
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g06-026p-01 ok 201 39 362 889 1652 105 Italian|who|is|perhaps|the|best|Valet|de|Chambre
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g06-026r-02 ok 182 33 341 942 1804 99 ever|was|.|But|he|has|not|one|word|of|English|.|'|While
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g06-031a-01 ok 182 43 374 895 1853 134 What|infatuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but
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g06-031a-08 err 182 13 367 2159 738 115 what|may|happen|...|.
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g06-031b-01 ok 162 30 341 845 1526 126 What|infatuation|!|Personally|I|am
g06-031b-02 ok 162 31 332 1043 1700 120 indifferent|,|but|I|really|tremble|for|my
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g06-031b-04 ok 162 22 355 1386 1719 134 but|fear|that|the|exasperation|of
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g06-031c-00 ok 182 29 347 709 1630 113 #|'|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!
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g06-031c-05 ok 182 33 356 1619 1728 92 that|the|Commons|House|upon|a|dissolution|,|which
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g06-031c-07 err 182 14 348 1978 1026 106 God|knows|what|may|happen|...|.
g06-031d-00 ok 182 32 379 694 1691 171 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What
g06-031d-01 ok 182 38 386 887 1624 132 infatuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really
g06-031d-02 ok 182 35 376 1070 1732 126 tremble|for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,|1tho'
g06-031d-03 ok 182 33 376 1248 1725 124 I|cannot|but|fear|that|the|exasperation|of|the|People
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g06-031d-05 ok 162 33 363 1611 1759 113 that|the|Commons|House|upon|a|dissolution|,|which|must
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g06-031e-00 ok 162 31 356 726 1740 122 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What|infa-
g06-031e-01 ok 162 25 377 919 1729 110 tuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really|tremble
g06-031e-02 ok 162 22 385 1101 1653 103 for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,|1tho'|I|cannot
g06-031e-03 ok 162 22 379 1281 1599 92 but|fear|that|the|exasperation|of|the|People|will|be|so
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g06-031e-05 ok 152 29 372 1628 1660 106 House|upon|a|dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,|will|be|a
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g06-031f-00 ok 203 30 363 693 1597 110 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What|infatuation|!
g06-031f-01 ok 203 26 362 887 1774 102 Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really|tremble|for|my|country|!|I|may
g06-031f-02 ok 203 26 368 1058 1674 98 be|mistaken|,|1tho'|I|cannot|but|fear|that|the|exasperation|of|the
g06-031f-03 ok 203 29 374 1244 1616 104 People|will|be|so|great|at|the|return|of|Ultratoryism|,|that|the
g06-031f-04 ok 203 25 393 1424 1703 93 Commons|House|upon|a|dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,|will|be
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g06-031g-00 ok 182 21 339 721 1685 117 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What
g06-031g-01 ok 182 18 326 910 1606 116 infatuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really
g06-031g-02 ok 182 17 323 1094 1774 98 tremble|for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,|1tho'|I|cannot
g06-031g-03 ok 182 16 323 1272 1744 101 but|fear|that|the|exasperation|of|the|People|will|be|so|great
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g06-031g-05 ok 162 17 328 1638 1754 83 upon|a|dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,|will|be|a|mass
g06-031g-06 ok 182 16 316 1808 1617 114 of|Radicalism|,|&|then|God|knows|what|may|happen|...|.
g06-031h-00 ok 182 36 321 737 1794 123 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What
g06-031h-01 err 182 43 333 922 1748 130 infatuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really
g06-031h-02 ok 182 24 309 1104 1802 121 tremble|for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,
g06-031h-03 err 182 33 281 1284 1778 102 1tho'|I|cannot|but|fear|that|the|exasperation
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g06-031h-05 ok 182 31 326 1650 1710 98 Ultratoryism|,|that|the|Commons|House|upon|a
g06-031h-06 ok 182 38 325 1840 1682 97 dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,|will|be|a|mass
g06-031h-07 ok 182 28 305 2015 1702 94 of|Radicalism|,|&|then|God|knows|what|may
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g06-031i-00 err 162 33 351 756 1653 105 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What
g06-031i-01 ok 162 48 363 942 1748 92 infatuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really|tremble
g06-031i-02 ok 162 39 351 1118 1778 100 for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,|1tho'|I|cannot|but
g06-031i-03 ok 162 36 353 1306 1772 77 fear|that|the|exasperation|of|the|People|will|be|so
g06-031i-04 ok 162 39 367 1476 1806 101 great|at|the|return|of|Ultratoryism|,|that|the|Commons
g06-031i-05 ok 162 43 358 1659 1816 85 House|upon|a|dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,|will|be|a
g06-031i-06 err 162 43 346 1838 1822 98 mass|of|Radicalism|,|&|then|God|knows|what|may|happen|...|.
g06-031j-00 err 182 38 351 679 1853 162 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What
g06-031j-01 ok 182 37 357 869 1769 128 infatuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,
g06-031j-02 ok 182 33 362 1038 1874 143 but|I|really|tremble|for|my|country|!|I|may
g06-031j-03 ok 182 28 367 1224 1836 136 be|mistaken|,|1tho'|I|cannot|but|fear|that
g06-031j-04 ok 182 28 356 1412 1790 158 the|exasperation|of|the|People|will|be
g06-031j-05 ok 182 30 406 1587 1872 163 so|great|at|the|return|of|Ultratoryism|,
g06-031j-06 ok 182 40 393 1776 1905 145 that|the|Commons|House|upon|a|dissolution|,
g06-031j-07 err 182 32 432 1956 1656 93 which|must|be|had|,|will|be|a|mass|of
g06-031j-08 err 182 35 382 2055 1653 200 Radicalism|,|&|then|God|knows|what
g06-031j-09 ok 182 9 376 2313 570 143 may|happen|...|.
g06-031k-00 ok 182 27 364 701 1729 112 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What
g06-031k-01 ok 182 34 369 871 1665 121 infatuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really
g06-031k-02 ok 182 28 361 1058 1744 108 tremble|for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,|1tho'
g06-031k-03 ok 182 23 379 1244 1678 94 I|cannot|but|fear|that|the|exasperation|of|the
g06-031k-04 ok 182 20 363 1408 1519 127 People|will|be|so|great|at|the|return|of
g06-031k-05 ok 162 24 382 1604 1656 111 Ultratoryism|,|that|the|Commons|House|upon
g06-031k-06 ok 162 30 379 1779 1586 103 a|dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,|will|be|a
g06-031k-07 ok 162 23 380 1950 1704 117 mass|of|Radicalism|,|&|then|God|knows|what
g06-031k-08 ok 162 10 381 2152 544 99 may|happen|...|.
g06-031l-00 ok 186 38 357 732 1616 121 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What
g06-031l-01 ok 186 41 360 928 1692 97 infatuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really|tremble
g06-031l-02 ok 182 40 341 1109 1703 101 for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,|1tho'|I|cannot|but
g06-031l-03 ok 182 36 367 1287 1627 108 fear|that|the|exasperation|of|the|People|will|be|so
g06-031l-04 ok 182 35 384 1477 1595 99 great|at|the|return|of|Ultratoryism|,|that|the|Commons
g06-031l-05 ok 182 34 381 1658 1660 86 House|upon|a|dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,|will|be|a
g06-031l-06 err 182 39 360 1831 1719 96 mass|of|Radicalism|,|&|then|God|knows|what|may|happen|...|.
g06-031m-00 ok 182 21 349 630 1702 113 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What
g06-031m-01 ok 182 15 366 816 1660 117 infatuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I
g06-031m-02 ok 182 14 362 984 1747 122 really|tremble|for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,
g06-031m-03 ok 182 12 355 1172 1754 102 1tho'|I|cannot|but|fear|that|the|exasperation|of
g06-031m-04 ok 182 12 362 1350 1644 124 the|People|will|be|so|great|at|the|return|of
g06-031m-05 ok 162 9 341 1525 1696 127 Ultratoryism|,|that|the|Commons|House|upon|a
g06-031m-06 ok 162 14 369 1700 1633 111 dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,|will|be|a
g06-031m-07 ok 162 10 356 1886 1631 105 mass|of|Radicalism|,|&|then|God|knows
g06-031m-08 ok 162 5 355 2061 795 131 what|may|happen|...|.
g06-031n-00 ok 191 33 425 678 1623 142 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I
g06-031n-01 ok 186 26 392 872 1717 133 tremble|!|What|infatuation|!|Personally
g06-031n-02 ok 186 32 390 1048 1733 129 I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really|tremble
g06-031n-03 ok 191 22 367 1236 1710 146 for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,
g06-031n-04 ok 186 22 398 1412 1568 102 1tho'|I|cannot|but|fear|that|the
g06-031n-05 err 182 24 411 1592 1763 120 exasperation|of|the|People|will
g06-031n-06 ok 186 21 375 1768 1797 153 be|so|great|at|the|return|of|Ultra-
g06-031n-07 ok 191 25 410 1942 1797 155 toryism|,|that|the|Commons|House|upon
g06-031n-08 ok 186 25 396 2135 1686 108 a|dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,
g06-031n-09 ok 191 19 379 2317 1684 112 will|be|a|mass|of|Radicalism|,|&
g06-031n-10 err 191 23 396 2503 1739 134 then|God|knows|what|may|happen|...|.
g06-031o-00 ok 187 14 341 717 1737 175 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I
g06-031o-01 ok 190 10 349 908 1726 163 tremble|!|What|infatuation|!|Personally
g06-031o-02 ok 191 10 354 1098 1749 151 I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really|tremble
g06-031o-03 ok 193 11 333 1263 1798 168 for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,
g06-031o-04 ok 192 9 342 1456 1654 123 1tho'|I|cannot|but|fear|that|the
g06-031o-05 ok 192 9 331 1637 1724 120 exasperation|of|the|People|will|be|so
g06-031o-06 ok 188 8 343 1819 1808 144 great|at|the|return|of|Ultratoryism|,
g06-031o-07 ok 190 9 335 1984 1865 146 that|the|Commons|House|upon|a|dis-
g06-031o-08 ok 192 11 341 2176 1813 110 solution|,|which|must|be|had|,|will
g06-031o-09 ok 190 10 343 2346 1683 121 be|a|mass|of|Radicalism|,|&|then
g06-031o-10 ok 189 6 354 2531 1521 166 God|knows|what|may|happen|...|.
g06-031p-00 ok 194 45 352 708 1784 111 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What|infa-
g06-031p-01 ok 195 46 371 888 1778 108 tuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really|tremble
g06-031p-02 ok 196 43 381 1061 1726 111 for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,|1tho'|I|cannot|but
g06-031p-03 ok 199 45 381 1252 1759 111 fear|that|the|exasperation|of|the|People|will|be|so|great
g06-031p-04 ok 197 38 382 1426 1641 106 at|the|return|of|Ultratoryism|,|that|the|Commons
g06-031p-05 ok 196 43 387 1599 1695 119 House|upon|a|dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,|will
g06-031p-06 ok 197 39 381 1786 1734 92 be|a|mass|of|Radicalism|,|&|then|God|knows|what
g06-031p-07 err 199 10 381 1959 485 115 may|happen|...|.
g06-031r-00 ok 166 33 341 758 1695 116 '|What|a|frightful|event|!|'|he|wrote|.|'|I|tremble|!|What
g06-031r-01 ok 166 35 339 945 1731 91 infatuation|!|Personally|I|am|indifferent|,|but|I|really
g06-031r-02 ok 168 34 336 1121 1737 86 tremble|for|my|country|!|I|may|be|mistaken|,|1tho'|I
g06-031r-03 err 167 23 331 1309 1756 81 cannot|but|fear|that|the|exasperation|of|the|People
g06-031r-04 ok 166 30 330 1488 1749 86 will|be|so|great|at|the|return|of|Ultratoryism|,|that|the
g06-031r-05 ok 167 33 329 1662 1830 80 Commons|House|upon|a|dissolution|,|which|must|be|had|,
g06-031r-06 ok 167 32 340 1844 1794 78 will|be|a|mass|of|Radicalism|,|&|then|God|knows|what
g06-031r-07 err 165 9 333 2030 456 86 may|happen|...|.
g06-037b-00 ok 162 25 366 848 1690 129 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a
g06-037b-01 ok 162 21 359 1038 1688 146 false|prophet|&|that|all|may|go|well|.
g06-037b-02 ok 162 28 364 1208 1810 126 Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I|understand|,|but
g06-037b-03 ok 162 29 354 1396 1557 147 an|express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037b-04 ok 162 27 361 1567 1837 137 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened
g06-037b-05 ok 162 22 355 1740 1487 141 a|new|chapter|in|the|history|of
g06-037b-06 ok 162 37 345 1936 1889 112 Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for|an|effective
g06-037b-07 ok 162 34 357 2115 1815 134 alleviation|of|his|painful|malady|.|None
g06-037b-08 ok 162 30 356 2291 1712 116 of|the|numerous|conventional|remedies
g06-037b-09 ok 162 21 356 2441 1725 143 to|which|he|had|been|subjected|ever
g06-037c-00 ok 182 21 364 735 1743 103 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet
g06-037c-01 ok 182 23 391 910 1662 108 &|that|all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,
g06-037c-02 err 182 22 380 1094 1675 76 I|understand|,|but|an|express|took|him
g06-037c-03 ok 182 10 370 1265 459 106 off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037c-04 ok 182 22 374 1449 1618 96 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a|new
g06-037c-05 ok 182 29 369 1622 1733 117 chapter|in|the|history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search
g06-037c-06 ok 182 31 369 1803 1700 116 for|an|effective|alleviation|of|his|painful|malady|.
g06-037c-07 ok 182 27 369 1975 1744 90 None|of|the|numerous|conventional|remedies|to|which
g06-037c-08 ok 182 25 360 2171 1715 108 he|had|been|subjected|ever|since|the|symptoms|had
g06-037c-09 ok 182 24 363 2332 1610 131 first|shown|themselves|seventeen|years|before|had
g06-037c-10 ok 182 13 369 2508 806 118 had|the|slightest|effect|.
g06-037d-00 ok 182 34 385 752 1758 138 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet|&
g06-037d-01 ok 182 32 374 936 1857 121 that|all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I|under-
g06-037d-02 ok 182 27 366 1104 1668 136 stand|,|but|an|express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037d-03 ok 182 25 626 1280 1505 126 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a
g06-037d-04 ok 182 32 335 1468 1682 138 new|chapter|in|the|history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing
g06-037d-05 ok 182 27 370 1641 1615 137 search|for|an|effective|alleviation|of|his|painful
g06-037d-06 ok 182 32 371 1823 1758 126 malady|.|None|of|the|numerous|conventional|remedies
g06-037d-07 ok 182 35 373 1996 1839 139 to|which|he|had|been|subjected|ever|since|the|symp-
g06-037d-08 ok 182 33 360 2165 1827 142 toms|had|first|shown|themselves|seventeen|years|before
g06-037d-09 ok 162 20 361 2359 980 129 had|had|the|slightest|effect|.
g06-037e-00 ok 162 24 377 912 1761 115 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet|&|that
g06-037e-01 ok 162 28 379 1094 1766 102 all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I|understand|,|but
g06-037e-02 ok 162 14 374 1271 1142 110 an|express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037e-03 ok 162 26 372 1456 1734 96 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a|new|chapter|in
g06-037e-04 ok 162 22 363 1617 1544 121 the|history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for|an
g06-037e-05 ok 162 27 371 1815 1753 103 effective|alleviation|of|his|painful|malady|.|None|of|the
g06-037e-06 ok 162 26 373 1988 1687 75 numerous|conventional|remedies|to|which|he|had|been
g06-037e-07 ok 162 31 376 2169 1729 107 subjected|ever|since|the|symptoms|had|first|shown|them-
g06-037e-08 ok 152 21 373 2342 1799 123 selves|seventeen|years|before|had|had|the|slightest|effect|.
g06-037f-00 ok 203 25 370 718 1742 95 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet|&|that|all
g06-037f-01 ok 203 26 368 897 1741 87 may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I|understand|,|but|an|express
g06-037f-02 ok 203 11 385 1065 659 101 took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037f-03 ok 203 23 375 1251 1769 89 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a|new|chapter|in|the
g06-037f-04 ok 203 24 387 1430 1768 100 history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for|an|effective|alleviation|of
g06-037f-05 ok 191 24 382 1600 1768 106 his|painful|malady|.|None|of|the|numerous|conventional|remedies|to
g06-037f-06 ok 203 24 386 1789 1751 97 which|he|had|been|subjected|ever|since|the|symptoms|had|first
g06-037f-07 ok 203 19 386 1970 1745 94 shown|themselves|seventeen|years|before|had|had|the|slightest|effect|.
g06-037g-00 ok 182 13 353 737 1699 99 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet
g06-037g-01 ok 182 20 365 912 1819 99 &|that|all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I|understand|,
g06-037g-02 ok 182 12 351 1077 1161 118 but|an|express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037g-03 ok 182 18 352 1267 1786 104 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a|new|chapter|in
g06-037g-04 ok 182 16 347 1437 1727 117 the|history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for|an|effective
g06-037g-05 ok 182 17 340 1622 1720 111 alleviation|of|his|painful|malady|.|None|of|the|numerous
g06-037g-06 ok 182 13 346 1804 1726 96 conventional|remedies|to|which|he|had|been|subjected
g06-037g-07 ok 182 12 350 1985 1561 94 ever|since|the|symptoms|had|first|shown|themselves
g06-037g-08 ok 182 14 357 2164 1522 104 seventeen|years|before|had|had|the|slightest|effect|.
g06-037h-00 ok 182 37 348 753 1796 105 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet
g06-037h-01 ok 182 31 362 932 1676 87 &|that|all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was
g06-037h-02 ok 182 28 350 1108 1808 113 here|,|I|understand|,|but|an|express|took|him|off
g06-037h-03 ok 182 6 345 1289 342 114 yesterday|.|'
g06-037h-04 ok 182 30 340 1472 1789 97 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a|new
g06-037h-05 ok 182 35 343 1658 1768 119 chapter|in|the|history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing
g06-037h-06 ok 182 41 341 1826 1807 111 search|for|an|effective|alleviation|of|his|painful
g06-037h-07 ok 182 29 347 2015 1727 105 malady|.|None|of|the|numerous|conventional
g06-037h-08 ok 182 34 351 2205 1713 93 remedies|to|which|he|had|been|subjected|ever
g06-037h-09 ok 182 32 361 2376 1705 94 since|the|symptoms|had|first|shown|them-
g06-037h-10 ok 182 35 352 2550 1868 106 selves|seventeen|years|before|had|had|the|slightest|effect|.
g06-037i-00 ok 162 33 350 760 1675 107 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet
g06-037i-01 ok 162 42 356 938 1871 105 &|that|all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I|understand|,
g06-037i-02 ok 162 28 345 1123 1313 86 but|an|express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037i-03 ok 162 37 361 1293 1755 95 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a|new|chapter
g06-037i-04 ok 162 38 359 1483 1750 99 in|the|history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for|an
g06-037i-05 ok 162 44 346 1662 1806 91 effective|alleviation|of|his|painful|malady|.|None|of|the
g06-037i-06 ok 162 41 352 1847 1764 58 numerous|conventional|remedies|to|which|he|had|been
g06-037i-07 ok 162 35 356 2022 1752 95 subjected|ever|since|the|symptoms|had|first|shown
g06-037i-08 ok 162 28 346 2194 1550 101 themselves|seventeen|years|before|had|had|the
g06-037i-09 ok 162 13 356 2373 477 100 slightest|effect|.
g06-037j-00 ok 182 29 349 704 1714 134 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false
g06-037j-01 ok 182 30 327 865 1829 158 prophet|&|that|all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel
g06-037j-02 ok 182 31 346 1051 1891 172 was|here|,|I|understand|,|but|an|express|took
g06-037j-03 ok 182 16 362 1226 810 157 him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037j-04 ok 182 35 366 1421 1732 165 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a
g06-037j-05 ok 182 30 358 1593 1718 154 new|chapter|in|the|history|of|Anglesey's
g06-037j-06 ok 182 38 366 1767 1852 164 unceasing|search|for|an|effective|alleviation
g06-037j-07 ok 182 32 369 1951 1892 156 of|his|painful|malady|.|None|of|the|numer-
g06-037j-08 ok 182 35 363 2129 1798 108 ous|conventional|remedies|to|which|he|had
g06-037j-09 ok 182 27 384 2312 1715 153 been|subjected|ever|since|the|symptoms
g06-037j-10 err 182 24 401 2495 1848 136 had|first|shown|themselves|seventeen|years|.|.
g06-037k-00 ok 182 26 362 893 1763 112 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet
g06-037k-01 ok 182 25 356 1075 1655 103 &|that|all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I
g06-037k-02 ok 182 26 367 1236 1875 120 understand|,|but|an|express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037k-03 ok 182 26 354 1429 1873 107 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a|new|chapter
g06-037k-04 ok 182 27 359 1600 1733 114 in|the|history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for
g06-037k-05 ok 182 35 355 1779 1801 109 an|effective|alleviation|of|his|painful|malady|.|None
g06-037k-06 ok 182 29 355 1962 1763 97 of|the|numerous|conventional|remedies|to|which|he
g06-037k-07 ok 182 24 357 2137 1761 129 had|been|subjected|ever|since|the|symptoms|had
g06-037k-08 ok 182 17 347 2311 1650 117 first|shown|themselves|seventeen|years|before
g06-037k-09 ok 182 12 358 2488 1055 115 had|had|the|slightest|effect|.
g06-037l-00 ok 186 38 358 737 1751 117 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet|&|that
g06-037l-01 ok 182 35 354 929 1704 103 all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I|understand|,
g06-037l-02 ok 186 25 347 1101 1195 111 but|an|express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037l-03 ok 186 38 347 1274 1783 106 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a|new|chapter
g06-037l-04 err 186 33 355 1462 1704 113 in|the|history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for
g06-037l-05 ok 182 43 346 1638 1670 110 an|effective|alleviation|of|his|painful|malady|.|None
g06-037l-06 ok 182 36 385 1822 1697 97 of|the|numerous|conventional|remedies|to|which|he|had
g06-037l-07 ok 186 30 404 1997 1634 110 been|subjected|ever|since|the|symptoms|had|first
g06-037l-08 ok 182 23 416 2178 1595 105 shown|themselves|seventeen|years|before|had|had|the
g06-037l-09 ok 182 14 428 2369 390 103 slightest|effect|.
g06-037m-00 ok 168 11 363 698 1606 118 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false
g06-037m-01 ok 166 14 358 878 1622 109 prophet|&|that|all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel
g06-037m-02 ok 165 10 355 1044 1730 107 was|here|,|I|understand|,|but|an|express|took
g06-037m-03 ok 165 14 354 1220 1769 128 him|off|yesterday|.|'|While|he|was|in|Naples
g06-037m-04 ok 166 9 338 1403 1585 106 there|had|opened|a|new|chapter|in|the
g06-037m-05 ok 166 11 355 1580 1809 130 history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for|an
g06-037m-06 ok 164 12 353 1764 1721 113 effective|alleviation|of|his|painful|malady|.
g06-037m-07 ok 164 9 361 1943 1773 91 None|of|the|numerous|conventional|remedies|to
g06-037m-08 ok 165 11 362 2122 1727 99 which|he|had|been|subjected|ever|since|the
g06-037m-09 ok 163 8 370 2306 1804 121 symptoms|had|first|shown|themselves|seventeen
g06-037m-10 ok 163 9 380 2473 1632 123 years|before|had|had|the|slightest|effect|.
g06-037n-00 ok 191 33 367 691 1752 154 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false
g06-037n-01 err 203 20 338 871 1751 160 prophet|&|that|all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.
g06-037n-02 ok 191 24 338 1057 1737 118 Peel|was|here|,|I|understand|,|but|an
g06-037n-03 ok 191 17 361 1238 1439 141 express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037n-04 ok 186 18 397 1420 1642 109 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had
g06-037n-05 err 191 17 380 1590 1714 159 opened|a|new|chapter|in|the|history
g06-037n-06 ok 186 23 398 1771 1703 153 of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for
g06-037n-07 err 186 23 371 1948 1805 130 an|effective|alleviation|of|his|painful
g06-037n-08 ok 191 31 400 2137 1657 119 malady|.|None|of|the|numerous|con-
g06-037n-09 ok 191 28 399 2316 1696 87 ventional|remedies|to|which|he|had
g06-037n-10 ok 186 32 369 2489 1836 140 been|subjected|ever|since|the|symptoms
g06-037o-00 ok 191 10 336 731 1805 153 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a
g06-037o-01 ok 193 9 333 889 1828 175 false|prophet|&|that|all|may|go|well|.
g06-037o-02 ok 189 13 331 1076 1840 134 Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I|understand|,|but
g06-037o-03 ok 188 9 333 1274 1723 157 an|express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037o-04 ok 190 9 339 1453 1701 139 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had
g06-037o-05 ok 191 9 342 1628 1829 147 opened|a|new|chapter|in|the|history
g06-037o-06 ok 191 9 339 1810 1805 151 of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for|an
g06-037o-07 ok 192 12 334 1984 1928 145 effective|alleviation|of|his|painful|mala-
g06-037o-08 ok 190 8 316 2158 1836 169 dy|.|None|of|the|numerous|conventional
g06-037o-09 err 190 10 326 2344 1915 139 remedies|to|which|he|had|been|subjected
g06-037o-10 ok 190 8 320 2533 1783 154 ever|since|the|symptoms|had|first
g06-037p-00 ok 195 40 350 717 1710 104 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet|&|that
g06-037p-01 ok 198 43 361 887 1725 111 all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I|understand|,|but
g06-037p-02 err 197 25 362 1065 925 112 an|express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037p-03 ok 198 38 357 1245 1771 119 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a|new|chapter
g06-037p-04 ok 200 42 369 1429 1747 115 in|the|history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for|an
g06-037p-05 ok 198 46 361 1606 1757 117 effective|alleviation|of|his|painful|malady|.|None|of|the
g06-037p-06 ok 199 43 357 1790 1767 79 numerous|conventional|remedies|to|which|he|had|been
g06-037p-07 ok 203 43 358 1967 1717 113 subjected|ever|since|the|symptoms|had|first|shown
g06-037p-08 ok 197 35 361 2143 1643 112 themselves|seventeen|years|before|had|had|the
g06-037p-09 ok 195 15 359 2321 518 105 slightest|effect|.
g06-037r-00 ok 166 25 346 771 1730 93 God|grant|,|however|,|that|I|may|be|a|false|prophet
g06-037r-01 ok 168 24 329 950 1634 105 &|that|all|may|go|well|.|Sir|R.|Peel|was|here|,|I
g06-037r-02 ok 167 23 324 1126 1728 86 understand|,|but|an|express|took|him|off|yesterday|.|'
g06-037r-03 ok 165 22 332 1312 1788 83 While|he|was|in|Naples|there|had|opened|a|new|chapter
g06-037r-04 ok 166 34 335 1491 1772 106 in|the|history|of|Anglesey's|unceasing|search|for|an
g06-037r-05 ok 164 40 321 1674 1743 87 effective|alleviation|of|his|painful|malady|.|None|of
g06-037r-06 ok 165 31 316 1854 1787 61 the|numerous|conventional|remedies|to|which|he|had
g06-037r-07 ok 166 24 321 2033 1723 83 been|subjected|ever|since|the|symptoms|had|first
g06-037r-08 ok 165 18 323 2206 1713 74 shown|themselves|seventeen|years|before|had|had
g06-037r-09 ok 164 11 329 2388 609 98 the|slightest|effect|.
g06-042a-00 ok 182 36 373 725 1787 137 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,
g06-042a-01 ok 182 29 380 905 1724 95 in|the|1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for
g06-042a-02 ok 182 32 378 1083 1813 132 the|6tic|douloureux|.|As|early|as|1830|,|when
g06-042a-03 ok 182 34 374 1270 1801 138 Anglesey|believed|himself|to|be|on|the|point
g06-042a-04 ok 182 30 380 1445 1761 136 of|death|,|the|new|German|curative|method
g06-042a-05 ok 182 30 407 1623 1666 142 known|as|homoeopathy|had|been|brought|to
g06-042a-06 ok 182 10 443 1810 389 66 his|notice|.
g06-042b-00 ok 163 25 340 671 1756 124 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even
g06-042b-01 ok 161 25 346 850 1708 133 today|,|in|the|1960s|,|no|cure|has|been
g06-042b-02 ok 161 30 356 1030 1792 122 found|for|the|6tic|douloureux|.|As|early
g06-042b-03 ok 160 31 364 1211 1719 127 as|1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed|himself
g06-042b-04 ok 160 25 347 1378 1785 153 to|be|on|the|point|of|death|,|the|new
g06-042b-05 ok 157 24 360 1579 1678 91 German|curative|method|known|as
g06-042b-06 ok 158 23 357 1751 1540 135 homoeopathy|had|been|brought|to
g06-042b-07 ok 159 10 356 1933 494 93 his|notice|.
g06-042c-00 err 182 31 375 722 1707 115 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in
g06-042c-01 ok 182 21 377 904 1555 86 the|1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for|the
g06-042c-02 ok 182 27 378 1087 1469 92 6tic|douloureux|.|As|early|as|1830|,|when
g06-042c-03 ok 182 29 370 1251 1763 118 Anglesey|believed|himself|to|be|on|the|point|of
g06-042c-04 ok 182 26 371 1445 1682 69 death|,|the|new|German|curative|method|known|as
g06-042c-05 ok 182 21 373 1618 1615 111 homoeopathy|had|been|brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042d-00 err 182 33 382 645 1677 144 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in|the
g06-042d-01 ok 182 35 363 837 1893 122 1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for|the|6tic|douloureux|.
g06-042d-02 ok 182 33 367 1016 1788 140 As|early|as|1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed|himself|to|be
g06-042d-03 ok 182 30 370 1193 1789 132 on|the|point|of|death|,|the|new|German|curative|method
g06-042d-04 ok 182 39 377 1366 1765 135 known|as|homoeopathy|had|been|brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042e-00 ok 162 28 366 721 1632 118 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in|the
g06-042e-01 ok 162 21 369 916 1392 100 1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for|the|6tic
g06-042e-02 ok 162 23 373 1084 1714 128 douloureux|.|As|early|as|1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed
g06-042e-03 ok 162 21 380 1262 1622 125 himself|to|be|on|the|point|of|death|,|the|new|German
g06-042e-04 ok 162 22 390 1453 1603 98 curative|method|known|as|homoeopathy|had|been
g06-042e-05 ok 152 12 398 1624 674 108 brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042f-00 ok 191 28 371 711 1726 105 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in|the|1960s|,
g06-042f-01 ok 203 19 367 888 1682 97 no|cure|has|been|found|for|the|6tic|douloureux|.|As|early|as
g06-042f-02 ok 203 25 369 1071 1761 95 1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed|himself|to|be|on|the|point|of|death|,
g06-042f-03 ok 203 17 377 1247 1684 108 the|new|German|curative|method|known|as|homoeopathy|had|been
g06-042f-04 err 203 8 377 1427 614 94 brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042g-00 ok 182 22 352 633 1814 121 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in|the|1960s|,
g06-042g-01 ok 182 14 345 821 1674 98 no|cure|has|been|found|for|the|6tic|douloureux|.|As
g06-042g-02 ok 182 18 352 1009 1813 95 early|as|1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed|himself|to|be|on|the
g06-042g-03 ok 182 15 348 1181 1692 92 point|of|death|,|the|new|German|curative|method|known|as
g06-042g-04 ok 182 10 362 1362 1256 96 homoeopathy|had|been|brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042h-00 err 182 32 361 740 1755 142 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in
g06-042h-01 ok 186 24 338 926 1698 119 the|1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for|the
g06-042h-02 ok 186 32 342 1112 1651 112 6tic|douloureux|.|As|early|as|1830|,|when
g06-042h-03 ok 182 35 340 1284 1587 130 Anglesey|believed|himself|to|be|on|the
g06-042h-04 ok 182 30 344 1473 1680 127 point|of|death|,|the|new|German|curative
g06-042h-05 ok 182 26 345 1654 1656 108 method|known|as|homoeopathy|had|been
g06-042h-06 ok 182 16 349 1838 938 90 brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042i-00 ok 162 35 358 711 1658 90 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in|the
g06-042i-01 ok 162 39 363 898 1744 66 1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for|the|6tic|douloureux|.|As
g06-042i-02 ok 162 38 347 1077 1766 85 early|as|1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed|himself|to|be|on
g06-042i-03 ok 162 34 353 1255 1774 81 the|point|of|death|,|the|new|German|curative|method|known
g06-042i-04 ok 162 37 360 1427 1553 94 as|homoeopathy|had|been|brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042j-00 ok 182 34 350 697 1858 123 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,
g06-042j-01 ok 182 39 352 865 1784 125 in|the|1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for
g06-042j-02 err 182 40 350 1052 1867 131 the|6tic|douloureux|.|As|early|as|1830|,|when
g06-042j-03 ok 182 27 362 1237 1725 161 Anglesey|believed|himself|to|be|on|the
g06-042j-04 ok 182 32 356 1417 1893 116 point|of|death|,|the|new|German|curative
g06-042j-05 ok 182 27 360 1597 1723 159 method|known|as|homoeopathy|had|been
g06-042j-06 ok 182 17 352 1768 1029 160 brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042k-00 ok 182 28 370 717 1745 94 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in
g06-042k-01 ok 182 16 350 885 1689 104 the|1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for|the
g06-042k-02 ok 182 28 379 1069 1730 107 6tic|douloureux|.|As|early|as|1830|,|when|Anglesey
g06-042k-03 ok 182 23 371 1235 1686 118 believed|himself|to|be|on|the|point|of|death|,
g06-042k-04 ok 182 14 356 1433 1649 111 the|new|German|curative|method|known|as
g06-042k-05 ok 162 23 366 1606 1690 115 homoeopathy|had|been|brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042l-00 ok 186 30 358 749 1701 112 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in|the
g06-042l-01 err 186 38 341 927 1796 97 1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for|the|6tic|douloureux|.
g06-042l-02 ok 186 38 354 1114 1679 111 As|early|as|1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed|himself|to|be
g06-042l-03 ok 186 31 352 1289 1769 95 on|the|point|of|death|,|the|new|German|curative|method
g06-042l-04 ok 186 37 363 1462 1691 131 known|as|homoeopathy|had|been|brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042m-00 ok 182 14 349 647 1690 94 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,
g06-042m-01 ok 182 16 345 826 1733 80 in|the|1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for|the
g06-042m-02 ok 182 15 350 991 1573 107 6tic|douloureux|.|As|early|as|1830|,|when
g06-042m-03 ok 182 9 341 1173 1571 116 Anglesey|believed|himself|to|be|on|the
g06-042m-04 ok 182 13 346 1348 1662 116 point|of|death|,|the|new|German|curative
g06-042m-05 ok 182 5 341 1534 1602 113 method|known|as|homoeopathy|had
g06-042m-06 ok 182 9 351 1715 1238 115 been|brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042n-00 ok 191 32 407 688 1670 118 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even
g06-042n-01 ok 191 24 388 868 1645 143 today|,|in|the|1960s|,|no|cure|has|been
g06-042n-02 ok 191 24 369 1049 1768 139 found|for|the|6tic|douloureux|.|As|early
g06-042n-03 ok 191 27 373 1230 1816 149 as|1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed|himself
g06-042n-04 err 191 16 369 1406 1735 132 to|be|on|the|point|of|death|,|the|new
g06-042n-05 ok 186 18 333 1588 1711 145 German|curative|method|known|as
g06-042n-06 ok 186 28 372 1761 1726 157 homoeopathy|had|been|brought|to|his
g06-042n-07 err 191 5 368 1946 298 93 notice|.
g06-042o-00 ok 185 12 337 728 1843 128 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even
g06-042o-01 ok 186 14 320 912 1811 134 today|,|in|the|1960s|,|no|cure|has|been
g06-042o-02 err 187 8 329 1082 1785 172 found|for|the|6tic|douloureux|.|As|early
g06-042o-03 err 189 12 329 1272 1825 157 as|1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed|him-
g06-042o-04 ok 189 10 313 1448 1748 147 self|to|be|on|the|point|of|death|,
g06-042o-05 ok 191 6 330 1623 1737 177 the|new|German|curative|method
g06-042o-06 ok 189 5 319 1793 1695 174 known|as|homoeopathy|had|been
g06-042o-07 ok 187 7 319 1976 1148 190 brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-042p-00 ok 192 41 360 707 1619 110 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in|the
g06-042p-01 ok 192 42 361 890 1697 99 1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for|the|6tic|douloureux|.
g06-042p-02 ok 195 41 362 1067 1683 113 As|early|as|1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed|himself|to
g06-042p-03 ok 194 38 371 1246 1595 106 be|on|the|point|of|death|,|the|new|German|curative
g06-042p-04 ok 197 37 376 1421 1726 127 method|known|as|homoeopathy|had|been|brought
g06-042p-05 ok 193 12 377 1609 453 72 to|his|notice|.
g06-042r-00 ok 168 29 351 598 1693 70 Nor|is|this|to|be|wondered|at|,|for|even|today|,|in
g06-042r-01 ok 167 24 343 774 1704 78 the|1960s|,|no|cure|has|been|found|for|the|6tic
g06-042r-02 ok 166 28 328 955 1826 103 douloureux|.|As|early|as|1830|,|when|Anglesey|believed
g06-042r-03 err 167 23 336 1135 1761 86 himself|to|be|on|the|point|of|death|,|the|new
g06-042r-04 ok 165 27 327 1312 1732 78 German|curative|method|known|as|homoeopathy
g06-042r-05 ok 167 18 335 1494 1119 92 had|been|brought|to|his|notice|.
g06-045a-00 ok 182 47 377 720 1896 127 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,
g06-045a-01 ok 182 39 372 892 1753 141 the|diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to
g06-045a-02 ok 182 41 360 1078 1903 139 advise|Anglesey|to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding
g06-045a-03 ok 182 42 361 1258 1823 148 that|it|was|being|cultivated|with|extraordinary
g06-045a-04 ok 182 31 350 1438 1716 132 success|in|France|and|Italy|,|and|that|he
g06-045a-05 ok 182 34 365 1614 1879 135 himself|was|being|treated|under|a|doctor|who
g06-045a-06 ok 182 30 381 1785 1786 123 had|studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged
g06-045a-07 ok 182 14 369 1971 979 77 Dr.|Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-045b-00 ok 166 30 334 665 1583 149 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's
g06-045b-01 ok 163 31 322 843 1482 131 brother-in-law|,|the|diplomatist|Lord
g06-045b-02 ok 163 32 312 1025 1763 158 Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise|Anglesey|to
g06-045b-03 ok 163 30 314 1223 1741 154 give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it
g06-045b-04 ok 163 32 319 1388 1794 124 was|being|cultivated|with|extraordinary
g06-045b-05 ok 161 27 333 1574 1771 121 success|in|France|and|Italy|,|and|that
g06-045b-06 ok 160 29 332 1743 1759 116 he|himself|was|being|treated|under|a
g06-045b-07 ok 159 24 356 1914 1617 116 doctor|who|had|studied|under|its
g06-045b-08 ok 159 20 356 2104 1446 112 founder|,|the|aged|Dr.|Samuel
g06-045b-09 ok 155 10 344 2289 624 85 Hahnemann|.
g06-045c-00 err 182 34 359 721 1838 108 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,
g06-045c-01 ok 182 36 353 902 1689 113 the|diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise
g06-045c-02 ok 182 25 349 1083 1720 109 Anglesey|to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding|that
g06-045c-03 ok 182 45 366 1263 1771 108 it|was|being|cultivated|with|extraordinary|success|in
g06-045c-04 ok 182 26 338 1443 1804 108 France|and|Italy|,|and|that|he|himself|was|being
g06-045c-05 ok 182 21 361 1621 1659 66 treated|under|a|doctor|who|had|studied|under
g06-045c-06 ok 182 22 359 1786 1497 115 its|founder|,|the|aged|Dr.|Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-045d-00 err 182 34 371 700 1694 128 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,|the
g06-045d-01 ok 182 37 366 869 1763 134 diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise|Anglesey
g06-045d-02 ok 182 31 375 1052 1647 147 to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it|was|being
g06-045d-03 ok 182 38 374 1245 1807 125 cultivated|with|extraordinary|success|in|France|and|Italy|,
g06-045d-04 ok 182 31 373 1414 1678 127 and|that|he|himself|was|being|treated|under|a|doctor
g06-045d-05 ok 182 32 370 1597 1825 131 who|had|studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged|Dr.|Samuel
g06-045d-06 ok 162 7 398 1773 320 89 Hahnemann|.
g06-045e-00 err 162 30 363 721 1636 120 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,|the
g06-045e-01 err 162 31 363 900 1733 113 diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise|Anglesey
g06-045e-02 ok 162 26 386 1094 1580 104 to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it|was|being
g06-045e-03 ok 162 32 374 1272 1816 104 cultivated|with|extraordinary|success|in|France|and|Italy|,
g06-045e-04 ok 162 22 373 1447 1645 96 and|that|he|himself|was|being|treated|under|a|doctor
g06-045e-05 ok 162 27 374 1635 1780 101 who|had|studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged|Dr.|Samuel
g06-045e-06 ok 162 8 380 1791 393 83 Hahnemann|.
g06-045f-00 ok 191 29 377 713 1615 101 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,|the
g06-045f-01 ok 186 26 395 886 1726 100 diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise|Anglesey|to|give|the
g06-045f-02 ok 191 27 383 1068 1753 108 system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it|was|being|cultivated|with|extraordinary
g06-045f-03 err 191 25 387 1255 1779 94 success|in|France|and|Italy|,|and|that|he|himself|was|being|treated
g06-045f-04 ok 191 23 384 1432 1741 98 under|a|doctor|who|had|studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged|Dr.
g06-045f-05 ok 186 5 387 1611 480 69 Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-045g-00 ok 182 22 333 728 1711 103 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,|the
g06-045g-01 ok 182 15 327 885 1702 129 diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise|Anglesey
g06-045g-02 ok 182 19 333 1083 1720 112 to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it|was|being|cultivated
g06-045g-03 ok 182 16 330 1272 1734 93 with|extraordinary|success|in|France|and|Italy|,|and|that|he
g06-045g-04 ok 182 15 335 1437 1710 108 himself|was|being|treated|under|a|doctor|who|had|studied
g06-045g-05 ok 162 13 341 1630 1561 87 under|its|founder|,|the|aged|Dr.|Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-045h-00 err 182 39 330 749 1782 117 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,
g06-045h-01 ok 182 35 309 938 1681 117 the|diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to
g06-045h-02 err 182 35 342 1121 1866 145 advise|Anglesey|to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding
g06-045h-03 ok 182 33 328 1310 1771 109 that|it|was|being|cultivated|with|extraordinary
g06-045h-04 err 182 23 326 1486 1721 101 success|in|France|and|Italy|,|and|that|he
g06-045h-05 ok 182 28 319 1670 1742 109 himself|was|being|treated|under|a|doctor|who
g06-045h-06 ok 182 22 315 1853 1586 102 had|studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged
g06-045h-07 ok 182 14 306 2021 984 77 Dr.|Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-045i-00 ok 162 48 359 718 1623 92 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,
g06-045i-01 ok 162 39 355 900 1653 85 the|diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise
g06-045i-02 ok 162 38 359 1081 1646 88 Anglesey|to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it|was
g06-045i-03 ok 162 39 367 1261 1793 90 being|cultivated|with|extraordinary|success|in|France|and
g06-045i-04 ok 162 35 351 1438 1623 85 Italy|,|and|that|he|himself|was|being|treated|under|a
g06-045i-05 ok 162 34 360 1616 1724 90 doctor|who|had|studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged
g06-045i-06 err 162 12 340 1800 709 58 Dr.|Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-045j-00 ok 182 39 359 707 1810 128 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-
g06-045j-01 ok 182 36 326 877 1821 137 in-law|,|the|diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had
g06-045j-02 ok 182 29 339 1063 1815 146 written|to|advise|Anglesey|to|give|the|system
g06-045j-03 ok 182 32 345 1251 1936 148 a|trial|,|adding|that|it|was|being|cultivated
g06-045j-04 ok 182 35 350 1419 1796 135 with|extraordinary|success|in|France|and
g06-045j-05 ok 182 25 358 1596 1736 161 Italy|,|and|that|he|himself|was|being
g06-045j-06 ok 182 26 339 1777 1846 105 treated|under|a|doctor|who|had|studied
g06-045j-07 ok 182 24 383 1966 1786 140 under|its|founder|,|the|aged|Dr.|Samuel
g06-045j-08 ok 182 9 365 2137 470 98 Hahnemann|.
g06-045k-00 err 167 30 356 705 1795 118 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,
g06-045k-01 ok 166 32 343 883 1797 110 the|diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise
g06-045k-02 ok 166 23 344 1076 1710 104 Anglesey|to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it
g06-045k-03 ok 166 31 341 1243 1755 118 was|being|cultivated|with|extraordinary|success|in
g06-045k-04 ok 166 23 352 1421 1797 132 France|and|Italy|,|and|that|he|himself|was|being
g06-045k-05 ok 164 18 358 1607 1672 85 treated|under|a|doctor|who|had|studied|under
g06-045k-06 ok 164 24 357 1775 1721 120 its|founder|,|the|aged|Dr.|Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-045l-00 ok 186 43 337 748 1765 127 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,|the
g06-045l-01 ok 186 50 344 928 1759 123 diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise|Anglesey
g06-045l-02 ok 186 41 349 1106 1768 123 to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it|was|being
g06-045l-03 ok 186 36 355 1291 1663 113 cultivated|with|extraordinary|success|in|France|and
g06-045l-04 ok 186 33 354 1465 1711 120 Italy|,|and|that|he|himself|was|being|treated|under|a
g06-045l-05 ok 186 32 359 1640 1748 123 doctor|who|had|studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged
g06-045l-06 ok 182 19 364 1823 754 79 Dr.|Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-045m-00 ok 182 16 360 676 1441 107 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's
g06-045m-01 ok 182 15 349 848 1762 109 brother-in-law|,|the|diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,
g06-045m-02 ok 182 12 349 1030 1563 119 had|written|to|advise|Anglesey|to|give|the
g06-045m-03 ok 182 13 353 1206 1646 120 system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it|was|being
g06-045m-04 ok 182 9 356 1389 1587 115 cultivated|with|extraordinary|success|in
g06-045m-05 ok 182 13 361 1570 1746 106 France|and|Italy|,|and|that|he|himself|was
g06-045m-06 ok 182 8 356 1747 1666 120 being|treated|under|a|doctor|who|had
g06-045m-07 ok 182 9 379 1926 1548 120 studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged
g06-045m-08 ok 182 7 364 2106 900 85 Dr.|Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-045n-00 ok 191 33 432 688 1501 142 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's
g06-045n-01 ok 191 28 408 868 1687 125 brother-in-law|,|the|diplomatist|Lord
g06-045n-02 ok 191 29 404 1054 1754 154 Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise|Angle-
g06-045n-03 ok 191 24 399 1223 1813 165 sey|to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding
g06-045n-04 ok 191 23 394 1409 1692 154 that|it|was|being|cultivated|with
g06-045n-05 ok 186 29 380 1588 1811 166 extraordinary|success|in|France|and
g06-045n-06 ok 191 26 385 1764 1807 159 Italy|,|and|that|he|himself|was|being
g06-045n-07 ok 191 20 397 1956 1670 90 treated|under|a|doctor|who|had
g06-045n-08 ok 186 21 399 2127 1769 137 studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged
g06-045n-09 ok 186 16 392 2309 1107 96 Dr.|Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-045o-00 ok 185 16 339 724 1802 138 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|bro-
g06-045o-01 ok 184 14 324 922 1811 111 ther-in-law|,|the|diplomatist|Lord|Pon-
g06-045o-02 ok 187 9 340 1099 1727 134 sonby|,|had|written|to|advise|Anglesey
g06-045o-03 ok 187 14 312 1280 1876 143 to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it
g06-045o-04 ok 186 9 345 1461 1799 156 was|being|cultivated|with|extraordinary
g06-045o-05 ok 185 9 356 1637 1857 127 success|in|France|and|Italy|,|and|that
g06-045o-06 ok 182 8 348 1810 1804 156 he|himself|was|being|treated|under
g06-045o-07 ok 188 7 349 1994 1779 91 a|doctor|who|had|studied|under
g06-045o-08 ok 190 9 342 2175 1699 154 its|founder|,|the|aged|Dr.|Samuel
g06-045o-09 ok 189 2 356 2347 586 96 Hahnemann|.
g06-045p-00 ok 185 62 356 707 1821 107 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,|the|diplomatist
g06-045p-01 ok 191 46 360 884 1743 111 Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise|Anglesey|to|give|the
g06-045p-02 ok 191 50 352 1076 1666 96 system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it|was|being|cultivated|with
g06-045p-03 ok 195 47 354 1252 1742 108 extraordinary|success|in|France|and|Italy|,|and|that|he
g06-045p-04 ok 197 38 362 1429 1593 94 himself|was|being|treated|under|a|doctor|who|had
g06-045p-05 ok 199 35 355 1605 1513 108 studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged|Dr.|Samuel
g06-045p-06 ok 197 9 357 1787 399 77 Hahnemann|.
g06-045r-00 err 168 38 345 773 1743 77 In|April|of|that|year|his|first|wife's|brother-in-law|,
g06-045r-01 ok 168 37 332 955 1791 78 the|diplomatist|Lord|Ponsonby|,|had|written|to|advise
g06-045r-02 ok 166 32 339 1136 1740 99 Anglesey|to|give|the|system|a|trial|,|adding|that|it|was
g06-045r-03 ok 168 31 331 1317 1761 100 being|cultivated|with|extraordinary|success|in|France
g06-045r-04 ok 166 26 321 1497 1877 98 and|Italy|,|and|that|he|himself|was|being|treated|under
g06-045r-05 ok 167 27 319 1675 1854 104 a|doctor|who|had|studied|under|its|founder|,|the|aged
g06-045r-06 ok 165 12 309 1858 777 51 Dr.|Samuel|Hahnemann|.
g06-047a-00 ok 182 42 351 726 1892 88 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis
g06-047a-01 ok 182 37 360 905 1848 132 Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two|later
g06-047a-02 ok 182 33 345 1092 1824 134 as|'|more|like|a|God|upon|earth|than|a|human
g06-047a-03 err 182 42 354 1260 1770 142 being|'|,|had|an|increasing|number|of|disciples
g06-047a-04 err 182 34 349 1445 1751 136 among|unorthodox|medical|men|in|the|cities
g06-047a-05 ok 182 34 359 1627 1805 103 of|Europe|.|One|of|these|was|the|Neapolitan|,
g06-047a-06 ok 182 32 361 1805 1740 128 Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom|Anglesey|consulted
g06-047a-07 ok 182 10 365 1985 714 141 in|#|May|1834|.
g06-047b-00 ok 164 46 339 698 1710 111 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis
g06-047b-01 ok 164 33 333 861 1772 157 Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two
g06-047b-02 ok 161 31 335 1056 1861 119 later|as|'|more|like|a|God|upon|earth|than
g06-047b-03 ok 160 34 347 1240 1857 127 a|human|being|'|,|had|an|increasing|number
g06-047b-04 ok 160 34 325 1414 1770 111 of|disciples|among|unorthodox|medical|men
g06-047b-05 ok 158 29 328 1589 1671 120 in|the|cities|of|Europe|.|One|of|these
g06-047b-06 ok 160 31 330 1771 1820 137 was|the|Neapolitan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,
g06-047b-07 ok 161 30 343 1949 1636 138 whom|Anglesey|consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047c-00 ok 182 27 346 722 1776 74 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis
g06-047c-01 ok 182 24 364 899 1573 114 Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two
g06-047c-02 err 182 24 366 1082 1729 78 later|as|'|more|like|a|God|upon|earth|than
g06-047c-03 ok 182 27 370 1246 1674 126 a|human|being|'|,|had|an|increasing|number|of
g06-047c-04 ok 182 31 365 1442 1613 111 disciples|among|unorthodox|medical|men|in|the
g06-047c-05 ok 182 26 361 1610 1559 94 cities|of|Europe|.|One|of|these|was|the
g06-047c-06 ok 182 33 372 1801 1512 101 Neapolitan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom|Anglesey
g06-047c-07 ok 182 17 367 1980 821 101 consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047d-00 ok 182 29 343 718 1666 99 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis
g06-047d-01 ok 182 27 352 886 1769 123 Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two|later|as
g06-047d-02 ok 182 29 364 1070 1741 118 '|more|like|a|God|upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,
g06-047d-03 ok 182 36 382 1237 1754 128 had|an|increasing|number|of|disciples|among|unorthodox
g06-047d-04 ok 182 32 388 1429 1704 118 medical|men|in|the|cities|of|Europe|.|One|of|these
g06-047d-05 ok 182 34 398 1598 1758 129 was|the|Neapolitan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom|Anglesey
g06-047d-06 ok 182 17 390 1785 778 97 consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047e-00 ok 162 26 355 723 1850 113 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis|Burdett
g06-047e-01 ok 162 21 365 908 1813 123 described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two|later|as|'|more|like|a|God
g06-047e-02 ok 162 28 387 1092 1824 104 upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,|had|an|increasing|number
g06-047e-03 ok 162 30 384 1274 1782 102 of|disciples|among|unorthodox|medical|men|in|the|cities|of
g06-047e-04 ok 162 26 392 1446 1823 131 Europe|.|One|of|these|was|the|Neapolitan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,
g06-047e-05 ok 162 22 382 1615 1265 108 whom|Anglesey|consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047f-00 ok 182 36 372 708 1812 95 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis|Burdett|described
g06-047f-01 ok 182 23 395 888 1741 102 to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two|later|as|'|more|like|a|God|upon|earth
g06-047f-02 ok 186 29 395 1071 1723 100 than|a|human|being|'|,|had|an|increasing|number|of|disciples|among
g06-047f-03 ok 191 28 392 1256 1740 80 unorthodox|medical|men|in|the|cities|of|Europe|.|One|of|these|was
g06-047f-04 ok 186 29 394 1437 1660 92 the|Neapolitan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom|Anglesey|consulted|in
g06-047f-05 err 182 5 380 1622 264 85 May|1834|.
g06-047g-00 err 182 15 332 685 1628 100 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis
g06-047g-01 ok 182 12 339 878 1625 96 Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two|later|as
g06-047g-02 ok 182 17 340 1038 1735 120 '|more|like|a|God|upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,|had|an
g06-047g-03 ok 182 12 332 1218 1702 117 increasing|number|of|disciples|among|unorthodox|medical
g06-047g-04 ok 182 19 332 1385 1760 123 men|in|the|cities|of|Europe|.|One|of|these|was|the|Neapolitan|,
g06-047g-05 ok 182 16 331 1585 1727 104 Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom|Anglesey|consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047h-00 ok 182 30 309 758 1706 103 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis
g06-047h-01 ok 186 25 321 940 1804 109 Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two|later|as
g06-047h-02 ok 186 23 329 1110 1838 140 '|more|like|a|God|upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,
g06-047h-03 ok 182 37 331 1303 1601 114 had|an|increasing|number|of|disciples|among
g06-047h-04 ok 182 26 325 1489 1657 91 unorthodox|medical|men|in|the|cities|of|Europe|.
g06-047h-05 err 182 31 308 1649 1845 122 One|of|these|was|the|Neapolitan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,
g06-047h-06 ok 182 29 310 1830 1392 129 whom|Anglesey|consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047i-00 ok 162 38 358 718 1572 81 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis
g06-047i-01 ok 162 33 352 894 1782 95 Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two|later|as
g06-047i-02 ok 162 35 369 1058 1789 109 '|more|like|a|God|upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,|had
g06-047i-03 ok 162 39 362 1250 1747 102 an|increasing|number|of|disciples|among|unorthodox
g06-047i-04 ok 162 31 355 1433 1675 90 medical|men|in|the|cities|of|Europe|.|One|of|these
g06-047i-05 err 162 38 348 1614 1533 85 was|the|Neapolitan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom
g06-047i-06 ok 162 26 359 1778 1101 110 Anglesey|consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047j-00 ok 182 37 355 696 1749 131 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir
g06-047j-01 ok 182 34 372 884 1712 162 Francis|Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a
g06-047j-02 ok 182 28 356 1050 1760 138 year|or|two|later|as|'|more|like|a|God
g06-047j-03 ok 182 27 351 1240 1755 153 upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,|had
g06-047j-04 ok 182 35 352 1424 1832 139 an|increasing|number|of|disciples|among
g06-047j-05 ok 182 30 360 1594 1725 101 unorthodox|medical|men|in|the|cities
g06-047j-06 ok 182 29 364 1768 1997 170 of|Europe|.|One|of|these|was|the|Neapolitan|,
g06-047j-07 ok 182 27 348 1957 1645 156 Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom|Anglesey
g06-047j-08 ok 182 18 365 2134 1146 144 consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047k-00 ok 182 27 361 704 1654 105 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir
g06-047k-01 ok 182 28 365 881 1732 121 Francis|Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two
g06-047k-02 ok 182 19 366 1069 1670 109 later|as|'|more|like|a|God|upon|earth|than
g06-047k-03 ok 182 28 369 1233 1741 126 a|human|being|'|,|had|an|increasing|number|of
g06-047k-04 ok 182 26 363 1422 1732 110 disciples|among|unorthodox|medical|men|in|the
g06-047k-05 err 162 29 362 1591 1721 122 cities|of|Europe|.|One|of|these|was|the|Neapolitan|,
g06-047k-06 err 182 33 345 1792 1687 99 Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom|Anglesey|consulted|in
g06-047k-07 ok 182 7 376 1975 375 91 May|1834|.
g06-047l-00 ok 182 41 347 775 1667 87 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis
g06-047l-01 ok 186 34 363 948 1737 106 Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two|later|as
g06-047l-02 ok 182 40 349 1113 1722 117 '|more|like|a|God|upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,
g06-047l-03 err 182 39 366 1312 1588 110 had|an|increasing|number|of|disciples|among
g06-047l-04 ok 182 41 351 1482 1627 83 unorthodox|medical|men|in|the|cities|of|Europe|.
g06-047l-05 ok 182 48 365 1667 1789 91 One|of|these|was|the|Neapolitan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,
g06-047l-06 ok 182 25 372 1846 1399 113 whom|Anglesey|consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047m-00 ok 182 15 341 653 1753 101 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir
g06-047m-01 ok 182 10 362 826 1688 118 Francis|Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a
g06-047m-02 ok 182 11 356 1010 1660 113 year|or|two|later|as|'|more|like|a|God
g06-047m-03 ok 182 11 335 1178 1657 131 upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,|had|an
g06-047m-04 ok 182 9 338 1376 1501 114 increasing|number|of|disciples|among
g06-047m-05 ok 182 11 330 1547 1716 90 unorthodox|medical|men|in|the|cities|of
g06-047m-06 err 182 10 364 1727 1631 107 Europe|.|One|of|these|was|the|Neapolitan|,
g06-047m-07 ok 182 9 360 1908 1467 109 Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom|Anglesey
g06-047m-08 ok 182 9 344 2083 1016 103 consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047n-00 ok 191 36 474 692 1526 115 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir
g06-047n-01 ok 191 30 432 882 1586 118 Francis|Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a
g06-047n-02 err 186 21 389 1054 1670 135 year|or|two|later|as|'|more|like|a|God
g06-047n-03 ok 186 27 409 1236 1747 120 upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,|had
g06-047n-04 ok 186 30 403 1399 1726 156 an|increasing|number|of|disciples|among
g06-047n-05 err 191 18 413 1602 1673 87 unorthodox|medical|men|in|the|cities
g06-047n-06 ok 186 14 424 1779 1523 117 of|Europe|.|One|of|these|was|the
g06-047n-07 ok 186 24 420 1961 1735 137 Neapolitan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom
g06-047n-08 ok 186 22 404 2136 1496 139 Anglesey|consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047o-00 ok 179 10 341 751 1805 100 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom
g06-047o-01 ok 181 9 347 899 1752 166 Sir|Francis|Burdett|described|to|Anglesey
g06-047o-02 ok 182 12 343 1108 1865 137 a|year|or|two|later|as|'|more|like|a|God
g06-047o-03 ok 183 10 344 1274 1785 156 upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,|had
g06-047o-04 ok 183 10 332 1466 1969 161 an|increasing|number|of|disciples|among
g06-047o-05 ok 180 10 339 1644 1836 82 unorthodox|medical|men|in|the|cities
g06-047o-06 ok 182 10 342 1819 1901 122 of|Europe|.|One|of|these|was|the|Neapo-
g06-047o-07 ok 183 10 334 2002 1972 145 litan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom|Anglesey
g06-047o-08 ok 182 9 340 2178 1170 164 consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-047p-00 ok 191 50 349 710 1769 107 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis|Burdett
g06-047p-01 ok 193 42 361 886 1757 108 described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two|later|as|'|more|like|a
g06-047p-02 ok 195 45 366 1052 1797 134 God|upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,|had|an|increasing
g06-047p-03 ok 194 47 371 1235 1776 123 number|of|disciples|among|unorthodox|medical|men|in|the
g06-047p-04 ok 197 40 377 1426 1664 105 cities|of|Europe|.|One|of|these|was|the|Neapolitan|,
g06-047p-05 ok 195 39 385 1597 1628 121 Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,|whom|Anglesey|consulted|in
g06-047p-06 ok 191 8 381 1787 342 100 May|1834|.
g06-047r-00 ok 168 34 346 780 1759 71 This|remarkable|man|of|medicine|,|whom|Sir|Francis
g06-047r-01 ok 167 26 344 957 1768 85 Burdett|described|to|Anglesey|a|year|or|two|later|as
g06-047r-02 ok 169 31 348 1125 1725 111 '|more|like|a|God|upon|earth|than|a|human|being|'|,
g06-047r-03 ok 168 25 340 1309 1552 105 had|an|increasing|number|of|disciples|among
g06-047r-04 ok 168 36 340 1483 1816 74 unorthodox|medical|men|in|the|cities|of|Europe|.|One
g06-047r-05 ok 167 26 341 1668 1766 83 of|these|was|the|Neapolitan|,|Dr|Giuseppe|Mauro|,
g06-047r-06 ok 166 19 344 1849 1314 98 whom|Anglesey|consulted|in|May|1834|.
g06-050a-00 ok 182 40 366 712 1788 93 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered
g06-050a-01 ok 182 42 366 898 1778 146 master|at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.
g06-050a-02 ok 182 43 367 1077 1772 130 In|doing|so|he|described|his|distinguished|patient
g06-050a-03 ok 182 33 358 1258 1782 114 and|his|symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann|that|he
g06-050a-04 ok 182 34 354 1435 1732 125 found|Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic|man|with|a
g06-050a-05 ok 182 28 336 1612 1816 141 gentle|and|charming|character|,|even-tempered
g06-050a-06 ok 182 36 345 1797 1735 128 and|sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,|patient|and
g06-050a-07 ok 182 32 346 1981 1654 128 persevering|,|'|but|he|appears|to|despair|of|ever
g06-050a-08 ok 182 15 360 2153 782 151 #|being|cured|.|'
g06-050b-00 ok 162 43 336 696 1701 87 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered
g06-050b-01 ok 182 35 335 875 1651 109 master|at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for
g06-050b-02 ok 182 48 362 1057 1744 98 advice|.|In|doing|so|he|described|his|distinguished
g06-050b-03 ok 162 34 354 1226 1804 112 patient|and|his|symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann
g06-050b-04 ok 162 33 347 1410 1849 113 that|he|found|Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic|man
g06-050b-05 ok 162 29 338 1578 1584 112 with|a|gentle|and|charming|character|,
g06-050b-06 ok 162 39 341 1770 1862 111 even-tempered|and|sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,
g06-050b-07 ok 162 31 342 1926 1756 152 patient|and|persevering|,|'|but|he|appears|to
g06-050b-08 ok 162 23 349 2109 1229 151 despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050c-00 ok 182 31 357 710 1662 97 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered
g06-050c-01 ok 182 30 359 894 1612 123 master|at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for
g06-050c-02 ok 182 41 362 1078 1775 118 advice|.|In|doing|so|he|described|his|distinguished
g06-050c-03 err 182 31 359 1263 1657 104 patient|and|his|symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann
g06-050c-04 ok 182 25 365 1437 1680 123 that|he|found|Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic|man
g06-050c-05 ok 182 25 361 1619 1848 117 with|a|gentle|and|charming|character|,|even-tempered
g06-050c-06 ok 182 33 356 1802 1578 98 and|sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,|patient|and
g06-050c-07 ok 182 27 363 1975 1738 118 #|persevering|,|'|but|he|appears|to|despair|of
g06-050c-08 ok 182 13 356 2160 658 111 ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050d-00 ok 182 31 370 730 1593 130 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered
g06-050d-01 ok 182 34 377 905 1738 119 master|at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.
g06-050d-02 ok 182 40 398 1079 1642 126 In|doing|so|he|described|his|distinguished|patient
g06-050d-03 ok 182 32 398 1258 1679 112 and|his|symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann|that|he|found
g06-050d-04 ok 182 31 394 1434 1679 140 Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic|man|with|a|gentle|and
g06-050d-05 ok 182 34 406 1605 1726 133 charming|character|,|even-tempered|and|sedate|,|not
g06-050d-06 err 182 32 394 1804 1618 113 easily|irritated|,|patient|and|persevering|,
g06-050d-07 ok 182 30 409 1982 1568 125 '|but|he|appears|to|despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050e-00 ok 162 26 391 727 1769 123 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered|master|at
g06-050e-01 ok 162 27 390 908 1678 110 Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.|In|doing|so|he
g06-050e-02 ok 162 30 375 1093 1741 108 described|his|distinguished|patient|and|his|symptoms|.|He
g06-050e-03 ok 162 20 383 1264 1787 122 told|Hahnemann|that|he|found|Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic
g06-050e-04 ok 152 23 377 1455 1759 102 man|with|a|gentle|and|charming|character|,|even-tempered
g06-050e-05 ok 152 29 374 1634 1828 95 and|sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,|patient|and|persevering|,
g06-050e-06 ok 162 19 376 1799 1487 105 '|but|he|appears|to|despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050f-00 ok 182 39 375 712 1802 91 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered|master|at|Ko"then|,
g06-050f-01 ok 182 32 373 890 1585 98 near|Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.|In|doing|so|he|described|his
g06-050f-02 ok 182 27 386 1075 1768 92 distinguished|patient|and|his|symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann|that|he
g06-050f-03 ok 182 24 389 1249 1705 110 found|Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic|man|with|a|gentle|and|charming
g06-050f-04 ok 182 28 393 1432 1767 97 character|,|even-tempered|and|sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,|patient|and
g06-050f-05 ok 182 23 387 1607 1537 102 persevering|,|'|but|he|appears|to|despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050g-00 ok 168 18 331 707 1704 96 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered|master
g06-050g-01 ok 170 21 320 879 1743 113 at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.|In|doing|so|he
g06-050g-02 ok 169 20 323 1066 1771 98 described|his|distinguished|patient|and|his|symptoms|.|He|told
g06-050g-03 ok 169 14 322 1239 1751 111 Hahnemann|that|he|found|Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic|man
g06-050g-04 ok 170 14 329 1421 1696 108 with|a|gentle|and|charming|character|,|even-tempered|and
g06-050g-05 ok 165 21 333 1601 1772 113 sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,|patient|and|persevering|,|'|but|he
g06-050g-06 ok 168 12 330 1795 1125 91 appears|to|despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050h-00 err 186 34 336 750 1676 101 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered|master
g06-050h-01 ok 191 44 313 945 1708 131 at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.|In|doing
g06-050h-02 ok 191 32 313 1132 1677 89 so|he|described|his|distinguished|patient|and|his
g06-050h-03 ok 182 32 330 1301 1770 111 symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann|that|he|found|Anglesey
g06-050h-04 ok 182 32 310 1486 1801 118 a|strong|,|energetic|man|with|a|gentle|and|charming
g06-050h-05 ok 182 31 330 1663 1672 89 character|,|even-tempered|and|sedate|,|not|easily
g06-050h-06 ok 182 35 320 1832 1660 120 irritated|,|patient|and|persevering|,|'|but|he|appears
g06-050h-07 ok 182 18 306 2016 1184 117 to|despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050i-00 ok 162 39 360 705 1748 65 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered|master
g06-050i-01 ok 162 39 357 884 1731 100 at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.|In|doing|so
g06-050i-02 ok 162 40 348 1078 1685 84 he|described|his|distinguished|patient|and|his|symptoms|.
g06-050i-03 ok 162 33 352 1255 1595 95 He|told|Hahnemann|that|he|found|Anglesey|a|strong|,
g06-050i-04 ok 162 34 358 1429 1594 99 energetic|man|with|a|gentle|and|charming|character|,
g06-050i-05 err 162 42 353 1616 1734 80 even-tempered|and|sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,|patient
g06-050i-06 ok 162 34 358 1791 1797 93 and|persevering|,|'|but|he|appears|to|despair|of|ever|being
g06-050i-07 ok 162 7 364 1969 184 64 cured|.|'
g06-050j-00 ok 182 40 361 718 1874 81 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered
g06-050j-01 ok 182 36 350 872 1852 152 master|at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for
g06-050j-02 ok 182 46 361 1043 2023 175 advice|.|In|doing|so|he|described|his|distinguished
g06-050j-03 ok 182 33 343 1233 2009 167 patient|and|his|symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann
g06-050j-04 ok 182 32 342 1414 1878 169 that|he|found|Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic
g06-050j-05 ok 182 36 383 1605 1941 135 man|with|a|gentle|and|charming|character|,
g06-050j-06 ok 182 31 373 1770 1830 137 even-tempered|and|sedate|,|not|easily
g06-050j-07 ok 182 36 364 1928 1870 199 irritated|,|patient|and|persevering|,|'|but
g06-050j-08 ok 182 27 430 2126 1733 160 he|appears|to|despair|of|ever|being
g06-050j-09 ok 182 8 440 2292 287 106 cured|.|'
g06-050k-00 ok 156 30 394 697 1826 106 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered
g06-050k-01 ok 156 24 393 871 1691 140 master|at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking
g06-050k-02 ok 156 29 356 1055 1734 146 for|advice|.|In|doing|so|he|described|his
g06-050k-03 ok 155 32 367 1234 1725 130 distinguished|patient|and|his|symptoms|.|He
g06-050k-04 ok 155 19 359 1424 1753 110 told|Hahnemann|that|he|found|Anglesey|a
g06-050k-05 ok 154 20 376 1598 1698 140 strong|,|energetic|man|with|a|gentle|and
g06-050k-06 ok 154 26 368 1777 1889 134 charming|character|,|even-tempered|and|sedate|,
g06-050k-07 ok 156 33 370 1957 1797 125 not|easily|irritated|,|patient|and|persevering|,
g06-050k-08 ok 156 30 402 2120 1952 141 '|but|he|appears|to|despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050l-00 ok 186 36 375 755 1621 86 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered
g06-050l-01 ok 182 40 357 936 1751 112 master|at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.
g06-050l-02 ok 182 47 352 1116 1792 120 In|doing|so|he|described|his|distinguished|patient|and
g06-050l-03 ok 182 33 347 1291 1623 109 his|symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann|that|he|found
g06-050l-04 ok 182 37 337 1472 1784 142 Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic|man|with|a|gentle|and
g06-050l-05 ok 182 33 360 1659 1696 108 charming|character|,|even-tempered|and|sedate|,
g06-050l-06 err 182 36 365 1829 1634 125 not|easily|irritated|,|patient|and|persevering|,
g06-050l-07 ok 186 37 387 1996 1651 143 '|but|he|appears|to|despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050m-00 ok 182 14 370 694 1573 99 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his
g06-050m-01 err 182 15 354 862 1781 124 revered|master|at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking
g06-050m-02 ok 182 15 356 1051 1675 116 for|advice|.|In|doing|so|he|described|his
g06-050m-03 err 182 11 357 1228 1752 120 distinguished|patient|and|his|symptoms|.|He
g06-050m-04 ok 182 7 345 1401 1730 128 told|Hahnemann|that|he|found|Anglesey|a
g06-050m-05 ok 182 10 356 1584 1785 124 strong|,|energetic|man|with|a|gentle|and
g06-050m-06 ok 182 8 353 1751 1715 132 charming|character|,|even-tempered|and
g06-050m-07 ok 182 12 347 1944 1795 114 sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,|patient|and
g06-050m-08 ok 182 10 350 2124 1716 118 persevering|,|'|but|he|appears|to|despair
g06-050m-09 ok 182 7 359 2296 957 127 of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050n-00 err 191 23 382 677 1738 128 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his
g06-050n-01 ok 191 30 396 864 1565 127 revered|master|at|Ko"then|,|near
g06-050n-02 ok 191 33 392 1042 1763 167 Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.|In|doing
g06-050n-03 err 186 29 389 1222 1864 157 so|he|described|his|distinguished
g06-050n-04 ok 191 28 349 1400 1827 164 patient|and|his|symptoms|.|He|told
g06-050n-05 ok 186 21 365 1586 1720 149 Hahnemann|that|he|found|Anglesey
g06-050n-06 ok 186 24 351 1752 1877 169 a|strong|,|energetic|man|with|a|gentle
g06-050n-07 err 191 26 338 1926 1901 163 and|charming|character|,|even-tempered
g06-050n-08 ok 186 22 351 2120 1690 161 and|sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,
g06-050n-09 ok 182 33 333 2304 1695 154 patient|and|persevering|,|'|but|he
g06-050n-10 ok 182 30 387 2484 1648 133 appears|to|despair|of|ever|being
g06-050o-00 err 174 15 342 742 1816 103 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|re-
g06-050o-01 ok 176 13 334 923 1782 129 vered|master|at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,
g06-050o-02 ok 176 14 324 1102 1824 131 asking|for|advice|.|In|doing|so|he|descri-
g06-050o-03 ok 178 12 324 1274 1724 136 bed|his|distinguished|patient|and|his
g06-050o-04 ok 179 8 341 1457 1894 127 symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann|that|he|found
g06-050o-05 ok 179 10 328 1643 1816 135 Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic|man|with|a
g06-050o-06 err 180 10 345 1809 1896 155 gentle|and|charming|character|,|even-tem-
g06-050o-07 ok 179 11 326 1996 1900 152 pered|and|sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,
g06-050o-08 ok 180 10 329 2180 1867 156 patient|and|persevering|,|'|but|he|appears
g06-050o-09 err 179 10 339 2344 1572 148 to|despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050p-00 ok 191 55 353 698 1837 121 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered|master|at|Ko"then|,
g06-050p-01 ok 194 54 364 889 1740 112 near|Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.|In|doing|so|he|described|his
g06-050p-02 err 191 47 367 1073 1748 109 distinguished|patient|and|his|symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann
g06-050p-03 ok 193 40 364 1250 1662 109 that|he|found|Anglesey|a|strong|,|energetic|man|with|a
g06-050p-04 ok 195 38 368 1426 1638 117 gentle|and|charming|character|,|even-tempered|and
g06-050p-05 ok 195 45 377 1612 1708 122 sedate|,|not|easily|irritated|,|patient|and|persevering|,
g06-050p-06 ok 196 38 366 1784 1613 127 '|but|he|appears|to|despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-050r-00 ok 170 33 345 771 1815 73 Mauro's|first|action|was|to|write|to|his|revered|master
g06-050r-01 ok 169 43 335 957 1797 100 at|Ko"then|,|near|Leipzig|,|asking|for|advice|.|In|doing
g06-050r-02 ok 169 35 329 1129 1675 113 so|he|described|his|distinguished|patient|and|his
g06-050r-03 ok 168 32 322 1307 1847 88 symptoms|.|He|told|Hahnemann|that|he|found|Anglesey
g06-050r-04 ok 168 31 324 1492 1810 103 a|strong|,|energetic|man|with|a|gentle|and|charming
g06-050r-05 ok 167 23 317 1668 1664 92 character|,|even-tempered|and|sedate|,|not|easily
g06-050r-06 ok 167 33 334 1841 1726 103 irritated|,|patient|and|persevering|,|'|but|he|appears|to
g06-050r-07 ok 170 17 326 2021 1001 116 despair|of|ever|being|cured|.|'
g06-089-00 ok 190 33 398 773 1659 82 Later|in|the|year|,|the|idea|of|some|sort|of
g06-089-01 ok 189 39 407 958 1670 76 public|employment|was|again|in|the|air|.|Lady
g06-089-02 ok 190 40 409 1133 1652 79 Cowper|,|for|instance|,|told|Princess|Lieven|on
g06-089-03 ok 189 32 438 1309 1716 87 September|25th|that|Anglesey|was|very|much
g06-089-04 ok 190 44 438 1487 1730 94 annoyed|at|not|obtaining|the|Admiralty|in|place
g06-089-05 err 188 35 408 1670 1773 75 of|Lord|Auckland|,|who|had|gone|to|govern|India|.
g06-089-06 err 189 37 427 1841 1774 84 If|there|was|any|truth|in|this|,|Lord|Melbourne's
g06-089-07 err 189 43 408 2024 1707 86 letter|of|the|following|day|,|offering|Anglesey|the
g06-089-08 ok 186 34 423 2205 1618 76 Government|of|Gibraltar|,|may|have|been|a
g06-089-09 ok 182 4 435 2413 107 44 sop|.
g06-093-00 ok 191 48 390 771 1727 82 '|It|is|'|,|he|wrote|,|'|one|of|the|best|military|situations
g06-093-01 ok 191 35 376 951 1714 74 which|the|Crown|has|to|bestow|-|the|salary|has
g06-093-02 ok 191 42 373 1125 1731 85 been|settled|...|at|five|thousand|pounds|yearly|,|it
g06-093-03 ok 190 41 390 1307 1733 72 being|understood|that|the|Governor|is|not|here-
g06-093-04 ok 192 33 369 1469 1774 75 after|to|be|absent|from|his|post|.|It|has|struck
g06-093-05 err 191 43 369 1643 1700 89 me|that|1altho'|very|improbable|it|is|not|quite
g06-093-06 ok 190 43 387 1826 1723 78 impossible|that|you|might|be|willing|to|accept|of
g06-093-07 ok 189 18 404 2009 545 76 this|appointment|.|'
g06-096-00 err 191 46 402 768 1843 84 The|reply|was|not|bereft|of|asperity|:|'|Beaudesert|,
g06-096-01 ok 190 40 415 943 1814 82 Sept.|27|,|1835|'|Dear|Melbourne|,|'|I|have|received
g06-096-02 ok 188 44 390 1132 1786 73 your|letter|of|yesterday|.|'|I|am|not|prepared|to|spend
g06-096-03 ok 187 42 398 1315 1815 68 the|remainder|of|my|life|at|Gibraltar|,|&|moreover
g06-096-04 err 187 38 393 1490 1665 78 (|if|even|residence|were|not|the|condition|)|,|having
g06-096-05 ok 186 33 391 1671 1658 68 no|taste|for|a|sinecure|,|I|have|only|to|thank
g06-096-06 ok 188 27 397 1845 1296 78 you|for|the|offer|&|to|decline|it|.
g06-101-00 ok 191 51 383 768 1827 84 '|I|remain|,|dear|Melbourne|,|faithfully|yours|,|'|ANGLESEY|'
g06-101-01 ok 189 41 377 954 1763 74 Soon|after|his|return|from|Europe|,|Clarence|Paget
g06-101-02 ok 193 44 382 1133 1667 75 had|become|seriously|ill|with|a|supposed|abscess
g06-101-03 ok 190 39 374 1309 1754 76 on|the|lungs|.|After|months|of|suffering|,|his|life|was
g06-101-04 ok 188 37 368 1492 1606 64 almost|despaired|of|when|as|a|last|resort|it|was
g06-101-05 ok 187 41 400 1673 1738 68 suggested|that|the|patient|should|be|taken|to|consult
g06-101-06 ok 185 20 388 1850 720 71 Hahnemann|once|again|.
g06-105-00 ok 189 41 406 774 1759 80 It|was|no|longer|necessary|to|go|further|than|Paris|,
g06-105-01 ok 188 37 397 950 1711 73 for|by|this|time|the|great|man|had|been|driven
g06-105-02 ok 188 40 399 1131 1677 73 from|his|native|Germany|by|the|antipathy|of|his
g06-105-03 ok 188 39 403 1312 1726 65 orthodox|brethren|.|The|main|difficulty|was|how|to
g06-105-04 ok 187 45 395 1488 1761 78 make|the|expedition|from|England|without|killing|the
g06-105-05 ok 184 37 404 1667 1640 70 patient|before|he|completed|it|.|The|problem|was
g06-105-06 ok 183 30 396 1843 1143 80 overcome|in|an|interesting|manner|.
g06-109-00 err 190 44 380 775 1615 72 '|Fortunately|,|'|wrote|Clarence|in|after|years|,|'|the
g06-109-01 ok 191 43 390 946 1687 79 King|...|remembered|there|was|a|luxurious|old|bed
g06-109-02 ok 191 49 398 1130 1655 78 travelling-carriage|in|the|royal|coach-houses|,|which
g06-109-03 ok 191 41 390 1308 1634 83 had|carried|his|brother|,|George|4|.|,|and|he|kindly
g06-109-04 ok 190 43 396 1493 1669 79 placed|it|at|the|disposal|of|my|father|.|Into|it|I|was
g06-109-05 ok 187 32 394 1670 1621 67 put|,|more|dead|than|alive|,|and|we|got|across|to
g06-109-06 ok 189 31 409 1846 1555 77 Calais|,|and|from|thence|by|easy|stages|to
g06-109-07 err 191 9 416 2025 168 55 Paris|...
g06-115-00 ok 189 37 399 772 1613 72 He|wrote|down|every|symptom|,|examined|me|all
g06-115-01 ok 189 36 396 951 1558 72 over|,|asked|ever|so|many|questions|which|I|had
g06-115-02 ok 191 41 400 1128 1623 70 scarcely|strength|to|answer|,|and|took|up|his|gold-
g06-115-03 ok 189 38 383 1309 1667 74 headed|cane|to|depart|.|My|father|hung|upon|every
g06-115-04 err 190 29 389 1485 1304 91 word|,|but|could|get|nothing|from|him|.
g07-000a-00 ok 150 28 348 704 1697 65 WHEN|HE|SAW|TRELAWNY'S|PRINTED|LETTER|,
g07-000a-01 ok 150 22 367 881 1639 61 LORD|SIDNEY|WROTE|TO|DOUGLAS|KINNAIRD
g07-000a-02 ok 149 33 362 1059 1805 59 SAYING|THAT|IT|WAS|INCORRECT|THROUGHOUT|.|HE
g07-000a-03 ok 150 17 373 1240 1854 61 HAD|NO|SOONER|HEARD|FROM|COUNT|GAMBA|AND
g07-000a-04 ok 150 25 377 1410 1739 75 FLETCHER|THAT|BYRON|WOULD|HAVE|WISHED
g07-000a-05 ok 145 28 372 1603 1838 58 HIS|BODY|TO|RETURN|TO|ENGLAND|THAN|THAT
g07-000a-06 ok 148 33 394 1766 1662 74 COURSE|WAS|'|IMMEDIATELY|CARRIED|INTO
g07-000a-07 ok 149 32 403 1950 1780 78 EFFECT|'|-|NOT|IN|SPITE|OF|HIMSELF|AND|SIR
g07-000a-08 ok 146 26 389 2126 1835 65 FREDERICK|STOVEN|,|BUT|WITH|THEIR|PERFECT
g07-000a-09 ok 144 20 406 2305 1832 64 CONCURRENCE|,|WHILE|'|GENERAL|ADAM|WAS|AT
g07-000a-10 err 145 24 407 2482 1783 71 CORFU|THE|WHOLE|TIME|AND|NEVER|INTER-
g07-000a-11 err 146 23 400 2690 1718 59 FERED|IN|THE|SLIGHTEST|DEGREE|ABOUT|...
g07-000b-00 err 174 35 386 718 1703 166 When|he|saw|Trelawny's|printed|letter|,|Lord|Sidney|wrote
g07-000b-01 ok 176 28 394 889 1517 164 to|Douglas|Kinnaird|saying|that|it|was|incorrect
g07-000b-02 ok 175 24 364 1076 1722 149 throughout|.|He|had|no|sooner|heard|from|Count|Gamba
g07-000b-03 ok 175 23 387 1251 1592 153 and|Fletcher|that|Byron|would|have|wished|his
g07-000b-04 ok 168 21 382 1443 1479 153 body|to|return|to|England|than|that|course|was
g07-000b-05 ok 167 37 384 1611 1720 157 '|immediately|carried|into|effect|'|-|not|in|spite|of|himself
g07-000b-06 ok 170 33 374 1789 1624 160 and|Sir|Frederick|Stoven|,|but|with|their|perfect|con-
g07-000b-07 ok 172 31 363 1970 1769 165 currence|,|while|'|General|Adam|was|at|Corfu|the|whole
g07-000b-08 ok 166 28 366 2150 1626 150 time|and|#|never|interfered|in|the|slightest
g07-000b-09 ok 169 17 378 2341 797 148 degree|about|the|matter|'|.
g07-003a-00 ok 152 31 314 849 1768 73 HIS|ONLY|REFERENCE|TO|TRELAWNY|BY|NAME|IN
g07-003a-01 ok 152 23 316 1040 1668 72 THE|COURSE|OF|SEVERAL|COMMUNICATIONS|TO
g07-003a-02 ok 152 30 319 1220 1849 82 HOBHOUSE|AND|KINNAIRD|ABOUT|BYRON'S|AFFAIRS
g07-003a-03 ok 154 33 332 1396 1628 78 IS|SATIRICAL|:|'|I|HAVE|NOT|THE|1HONOR|OF|ANY
g07-003a-04 ok 149 34 342 1573 1830 62 ACQUAINTANCE|WITH|MR|TRELAWNY|WHO|SEEMS|TO
g07-003a-05 ok 150 27 322 1757 1806 70 HAVE|HAD|CHARGE|OF|THE|MULE|WHEN|COUNT
g07-003a-06 ok 150 19 340 1938 1712 69 GAMBA|ACCOMPANIED|THE|REMAINS|OF|OUR
g07-003a-07 ok 151 29 319 2099 1766 83 DECEASED|FRIEND|TO|ZANTE|...|.|.|'|IF|TRELAWNY
g07-003a-08 ok 147 24 321 2293 1883 71 FAILED|EVEN|TO|MEET|LORD|SIDNEY|AND|THE
g07-003a-09 ok 147 30 323 2475 1924 69 BRITISH|GOVERNMENT'S|OTHER|REPRESENTATIVES
g07-003a-10 err 149 28 343 2674 1850 73 IN|THE|ISLANDS|,|WHILE|THEY|WARMLY|WELCOMED|...
g07-003b-00 err 157 29 365 734 1693 122 His|only|reference|to|Trelawny|by|name|in|the|course|of|several
g07-003b-01 ok 158 41 365 933 1817 98 communications|to|Hobhouse|and|Kinnaird|about|Byron's|affairs|is
g07-003b-02 err 160 42 356 1113 1702 93 satirical|:|'|I|have|not|the|1honor|of|any|acquaintance|with|Mr
g07-003b-03 ok 160 26 365 1292 1676 95 Trelawny|who|seems|to|have|had|charge|of|the|Mule|when|Count
g07-003b-04 ok 157 38 326 1466 1921 109 Gamba|accompanied|the|remains|of|our|deceased|friend|to|Zante|...|.|'
g07-003b-05 err 157 35 347 1647 1650 117 If|Trelawny|failed|even|to|meet|Lord|Sidney|and|the|British
g07-003b-06 err 156 28 340 1828 1685 101 Government's|other|representatives|in|the|islands|,|while|they
g07-003b-07 ok 156 28 345 2004 1745 104 warmly|welcomed|Gamba|to|their|counsels|,|it|would|go|far|to
g07-003b-08 ok 157 28 364 2183 1582 124 explain|his|attempts|to|exalt|himself|at|the|young
g07-003b-09 ok 154 10 373 2364 593 75 Italian's|expense|.
g07-007a-00 ok 150 35 355 690 1706 70 IN|HIS|POPULAR|AND|ACUTELY|UNRELIABLE
g07-007a-01 ok 150 25 346 869 1635 68 BOOK|ON|BYRON|AND|SHELLEY|,|TRELAWNY
g07-007a-02 ok 150 36 371 1046 1851 66 IMPLIES|THAT|NOT|ONLY|GAMBA|BUT|FLETCHER
g07-007a-03 ok 150 32 378 1220 1880 72 AND|TITA|AND|THE|STEWARD|,|LEGA|ZAMBELLI|,
g07-007a-04 ok 149 28 363 1415 1881 64 FAILED|TO|PERFORM|THE|MOST|ELEMENTARY
g07-007a-05 ok 147 25 372 1584 1840 70 DUTIES|TOWARDS|THE|DEAD|.|HE|PRETENDS
g07-007a-06 ok 147 28 366 1771 1864 63 TO|HAVE|FOUND|EVERYTHING|IN|UTTERMOST
g07-007a-07 ok 148 29 362 1937 1759 76 DISORDER|-|'|TOKENS|THAT|THE|PILGRIM
g07-007a-08 ok 146 23 361 2133 1865 59 HAD|MOST|TREASURED|,|SCATTERED|ON|THE
g07-007a-09 ok 147 20 374 2302 1736 69 FLOOR|,|-|AS|RUBBISH|OF|NO|MARKE-
g07-007a-10 ok 146 24 382 2475 1577 77 TABLE|VALUE|,|AND|TRAMPLED|ON|'|.
g07-007b-00 err 160 27 352 748 1706 107 In|his|popular|and|acutely|unreliable|book|on|Byron|and
g07-007b-01 err 161 30 343 928 1671 116 Shelley|,|Trelawny|implies|that|not|only|Gamba|but|Fletcher
g07-007b-02 ok 159 33 346 1112 1807 95 and|Tita|and|the|steward|,|Lega|Zambelli|,|failed|to|perform
g07-007b-03 ok 159 25 350 1294 1779 107 the|most|elementary|duties|towards|the|dead|.|He|pretends
g07-007b-04 ok 158 30 348 1457 1839 123 to|have|found|everything|in|uttermost|disorder|-|'|tokens|that
g07-007b-05 ok 154 30 344 1648 1714 86 the|Pilgrim|had|most|treasured|,|scattered|on|the|floor|,|-
g07-007b-06 err 155 25 356 1825 1691 77 as|rubbish|of|no|marketable|value|,|and|trampled|on|'|.
g07-010b-00 err 160 44 348 751 1800 104 This|was|to|give|colour|to|his|pretext|for|copying|Byron's|last
g07-010b-01 err 160 36 352 939 1592 98 letter|to|his|sister|,|which|was|that|its|chance|of|reaching|its
g07-010b-02 err 160 35 355 1111 1640 106 destination|had|seemed|slight|.|The|collection|of|Pietro
g07-010b-03 err 160 31 339 1290 1738 108 Gamba's|letters|deposited|among|the|Murray|manuscripts|show
g07-010b-04 err 157 38 351 1477 1848 103 that|the|greatest|care|was|observed|in|gathering|together|all|the|possessions
g07-010b-05 ok 155 31 344 1659 1863 98 of|a|man|whose|importance|was|fully|recognized|by|everyone|about
g07-010b-06 ok 156 32 351 1831 1792 99 him|.|'|I|have|had|put|under|Government|seal|his|belongings|,
g07-010b-07 err 157 33 347 2017 1734 105 which|will|be|opened|by|Prince|Alexander|Mavrocordato
g07-010b-08 ok 156 28 360 2187 1765 110 in|my|presence|and|that|of|certain|Englishmen|who|are
g07-010b-09 ok 153 2 363 2375 160 51 here|.
g07-014-00 ok 174 37 313 677 1933 106 I|have|taken|an|exact|inventory|of|them|.|'
g07-014-01 ok 174 34 280 858 1669 105 Thus|on|April|21st|,|several|days|before
g07-014-02 ok 173 31 256 1039 1854 101 Trelawny|appeared|,|Gamba|wrote|to|Lord
g07-014-03 ok 173 36 265 1226 2035 99 Sidney|Osborne|,|and|his|inventory|has|been
g07-014-04 ok 172 36 263 1404 2033 99 preserved|.|The|papers|were|reopened|in|the
g07-014-05 ok 168 41 262 1591 1961 87 presence|of|leading|Missolonghi|officials
g07-014-06 ok 169 31 242 1780 1985 76 in|order|to|make|sure|that|no|recent|will
g07-014-07 ok 169 17 278 1962 936 77 was|amongst|them|.
g07-014b-00 ok 169 58 359 567 1833 95 I|have|taken|an|exact|inventory|of|them|.|'|Thus|on|April|21st|,|several
g07-014b-01 ok 170 84 350 746 1844 97 days|before|Trelawny|appeared|,|Gamba|wrote|to|Lord|Sidney|Osborne|,
g07-014b-02 ok 155 31 350 930 1824 97 and|his|inventory|has|been|preserved|.|The|papers|were|reopened|in
g07-014b-03 ok 157 33 356 1107 1708 105 the|presence|of|leading|Missolonghi|officials|in|order|to|make
g07-014b-04 err 156 17 353 1295 1144 86 sure|that|no|recent|will|was|amongst|them|.
g07-018a-00 ok 176 42 307 841 1949 117 It|may|have|been|then|that|Trelawny|contrived|to|do
g07-018a-01 ok 174 47 305 1037 1962 81 his|copying|.|Considering|that|Pietro|was|not|above
g07-018a-02 ok 173 39 296 1228 2020 78 twenty-three|years|of|age|when|he|undertook|a|load
g07-018a-03 ok 172 52 304 1408 1993 77 of|heavy|responsibilities|,|his|conduct|reveals|him|as
g07-018a-04 err 170 38 296 1591 1750 76 one|of|the|most|intelligent|as|well|as|the|most
g07-018a-05 err 170 43 298 1760 1963 92 sympathetic|of|Byron's|6entourage|in|Greece|.|With
g07-018a-06 ok 170 41 286 1942 2061 91 his|good|looks|-|for|he|'|carried|the|passport|of|a|very
g07-018a-07 ok 170 46 286 2110 2070 97 handsome|person|'|-|his|good|manners|and|his|perfect
g07-018a-08 ok 168 43 287 2306 2031 95 lack|of|pretension|,|he|even|succeeded|in|disarming
g07-018a-09 err 168 41 286 2466 2086 99 Hobhouse's|possessiveness|and|making|him|forget|how
g07-018a-10 ok 168 38 279 2652 1998 95 deeply|he|had|disapproved|,|less|than|two|years
g07-022a-00 ok 175 35 316 678 1972 116 Augusta|Leigh|too|was|favourably|impressed|,
g07-022a-01 ok 175 27 308 861 1778 99 and|wrote|to|Lady|Byron|after|she|had
g07-022a-02 ok 174 42 302 1051 2024 93 received|a|visit|from|him|:|I|have|today|seen
g07-022a-03 ok 174 34 310 1226 1932 98 Count|Gamba|-|which|was|very|distressing
g07-022a-04 ok 173 37 307 1404 2055 97 for|many|reasons|but|quite|unavoidable|-|he
g07-022a-05 ok 170 32 285 1575 1864 104 is|a|pleasing|,|fine|looking|young|man|&
g07-022a-06 ok 171 34 291 1759 1864 107 spoke|with|great|feeling|.|The|unfortunate
g07-022a-07 ok 171 31 279 1950 1927 103 Augusta|was|in|one|of|her|worst|states|of
g07-022a-08 ok 167 9 299 2124 447 93 confusion|.
g07-022b-00 ok 158 37 355 728 1787 122 Augusta|Leigh|too|was|favourably|impressed|,|and|wrote
g07-022b-01 ok 158 36 339 906 1765 128 to|Lady|Byron|after|she|had|received|a|visit|from
g07-022b-02 ok 159 41 347 1078 1738 150 him|:|I|have|today|seen|Count|Gamba|-|which|was|very
g07-022b-03 ok 160 50 328 1262 1829 147 distressing|for|many|reasons|but|quite|unavoidable|-
g07-022b-04 err 158 41 326 1443 1778 132 he|is|a|pleasing|,|fine|looking|young|man|&|spoke
g07-022b-05 ok 154 44 318 1624 1828 128 with|great|feeling|.|The|unfortunate|Augusta|was
g07-022b-06 ok 158 33 341 1810 1658 121 in|one|of|her|worst|states|of|confusion|.
g07-026a-00 ok 176 27 326 667 1608 98 She|had|loved|Byron|,|but|she|had
g07-026a-01 ok 174 37 328 862 1887 97 betrayed|him|,|betrayed|him|not|twice|,|as
g07-026a-02 ok 173 32 313 1042 1905 98 he|had|betrayed|her|,|but|again|and|again
g07-026a-03 ok 173 34 312 1226 1912 92 over|a|long|span|of|time|,|fawning|on|his
g07-026a-04 ok 173 40 284 1408 2030 91 implacable|wife|,|purveying|to|her|in|secret
g07-026a-05 ok 169 30 302 1597 1928 83 the|unguarded|letters|he|never|suspected
g07-026a-06 ok 170 29 293 1762 1910 95 any|eye|but|her|own|would|see|,|feeding
g07-026a-07 ok 170 36 292 1941 1847 105 the|stealthy|fires|of|her|animosity|:|and
g07-026a-08 ok 169 33 287 2129 2040 93 having|betrayed|him|,|she|had|grown|to|fear
g07-026a-09 ok 168 20 283 2291 1165 83 and|almost|to|hate|him|.
g07-026b-00 ok 158 36 335 724 1724 131 She|had|loved|Byron|,|but|she|had|betrayed|him|,
g07-026b-01 ok 160 38 334 895 1837 155 betrayed|him|not|twice|,|as|he|had|betrayed|her|,
g07-026b-02 ok 160 48 352 1085 1598 145 but|again|and|again|over|a|long|span|of|time|,
g07-026b-03 ok 158 47 326 1253 1792 145 fawning|on|his|implacable|wife|,|purveying|to|her
g07-026b-04 ok 154 28 339 1449 1588 128 in|secret|the|unguarded|letters|he|never
g07-026b-05 ok 152 36 326 1624 1623 136 suspected|any|eye|but|her|own|would|see|,
g07-026b-06 ok 154 35 303 1797 1731 148 feeding|the|stealthy|fires|of|her|animosity|:
g07-026b-07 ok 158 35 310 1980 1714 138 and|having|betrayed|him|,|she|had|grown|to
g07-026b-08 ok 156 22 348 2160 1273 106 fear|and|almost|to|hate|him|.
g07-028a-00 ok 176 38 330 696 1944 95 She|had|dreaded|his|outpourings|of|affection
g07-028a-01 ok 174 41 329 878 1905 94 for|her|in|poetry|that|he|thought|would|clear
g07-028a-02 ok 174 35 315 1064 1854 91 her|and|that|only|compromised|her|,|and|the
g07-028a-03 ok 172 39 294 1246 1954 81 headstrong|folly|that|tempted|him|to|write|on
g07-028a-04 err 172 41 296 1414 1949 97 ever|more|daring|themes|,|teaching|the|world
g07-028a-05 ok 168 34 276 1587 2013 88 to|guess|what|repentance|and|unrepentance
g07-028a-06 ok 167 23 261 1766 1121 84 preyed|upon|his|thoughts|.
g07-028b-00 ok 160 49 315 713 1802 140 She|had|dreaded|his|outpourings|of|affection|for
g07-028b-01 ok 160 35 331 910 1712 129 her|in|poetry|that|he|thought|would|clear
g07-028b-02 ok 160 33 338 1085 1735 147 her|and|that|only|compromised|her|,|and|#
g07-028b-03 ok 160 33 334 1264 1658 131 the|headstrong|folly|that|tempted|him|to
g07-028b-04 ok 158 42 316 1447 1731 129 write|on|ever|more|daring|themes|,|teaching
g07-028b-05 ok 155 31 307 1625 1693 141 the|world|to|guess|what|repentance|and
g07-028b-06 ok 157 41 291 1800 1580 126 unrepentance|preyed|upon|his|thoughts|.
g07-030-00 ok 158 29 330 733 1588 121 She|had|dreaded|still|more|that|he|might
g07-030-01 ok 160 39 344 915 1602 129 return|to|England|,|overshadowing|her|again
g07-030-02 ok 159 49 342 1088 1788 109 with|spiritual|and|social|peril|.|But|this|kind
g07-030-03 ok 160 41 345 1258 1642 132 of|return|was|what|she|could|never|have
g07-030-04 ok 158 39 325 1446 1787 121 foreseen|...|that|he|#|should|come|back|not
g07-030-05 ok 154 43 331 1627 1814 101 voluble|but|silent|,|not|beautiful|but|defaced|,
g07-030-06 ok 157 47 319 1798 1736 147 not|in|obloquy|but|with|his|praises|ringing|!
g07-030-07 ok 157 39 321 1978 1799 136 She|could|remember|now|his|exciting|laughter|,
g07-030-08 ok 157 39 363 2164 1661 95 his|almost|filial|love|for|her|,|her|almost
g07-030-09 ok 154 24 342 2352 846 88 maternal|love|for|him|.
g07-034-00 ok 158 38 331 728 1813 127 Above|all|she|could|remember|the|anguish|of|their
g07-034-01 ok 160 48 343 903 1864 132 parting|,|and|how|he|had|been|'|convulsed|,|absolutely
g07-034-02 ok 161 46 331 1086 1768 128 convulsed|with|grief|'|.|So|love|revived|,|and|in
g07-034-03 ok 159 42 352 1259 1689 97 its|most|sentimental|form|.|While|he|lived
g07-034-04 ok 157 38 371 1452 1673 102 she|had|lost|touch|in|her|perpetual|alarms
g07-034-05 err 157 37 359 1623 1769 141 with|what|was|best|in|him|;|dead|his|memory
g07-034-06 ok 157 17 349 1798 947 81 became|sacred|to|her|.
g07-038-00 ok 156 10 338 739 1742 100 She|felt|almost|as|strongly|as|Hobhouse
g07-038-01 ok 156 16 348 887 1777 131 #|about|biographies|.|Quite|apart|from|the
g07-038-02 ok 156 20 335 1087 1751 97 divagations|of|her|'|poor|brother|'|-|so|she
g07-038-03 ok 158 11 340 1271 1773 106 constantly|referred|to|him|-|there|were|a
g07-038-04 ok 152 9 338 1449 1483 108 hundred|reasons|why|it|would|be
g07-038-05 ok 150 16 330 1624 1645 118 objectionable|to|have|the|family|history
g07-038-06 ok 155 16 328 1805 1800 97 exposed|.|Whatever|latitude|she|allowed|in
g07-038-07 ok 155 12 308 1983 1938 129 the|warmth|of|her|kindly|nature|to|others|-
g07-038-08 ok 154 19 303 2159 1818 117 or|to|herself|-|she|believed|implicitly|in
g07-038-09 ok 153 10 299 2333 1739 94 the|moral|code|she|had|learned|from
g07-038-10 ok 153 12 324 2523 1770 109 her|good|grandmother|,|the|Countess|of
g07-042-00 ok 132 14 325 732 1653 87 She|had|no|desire|to|see|in|print|that|her
g07-042-01 ok 132 12 322 918 1754 75 mother|,|who|was|to|have|been|a|duchess|,|had
g07-042-02 ok 132 13 328 1093 1635 64 been|involved|in|a|scandalous|and|ruinous
g07-042-03 ok 133 17 325 1268 1742 105 divorce|,|that|her|father|,|'|Mad|Jack|Byron|'|,|was
g07-042-04 ok 130 13 328 1455 1418 99 a|profligate|and|a|bankrupt|who|had
g07-042-05 ok 129 15 329 1640 1677 106 squandered|every|penny|two|successive|wives
g07-042-06 ok 131 10 335 1817 1712 85 had|brought|him|and|left|the|second|on
g07-042-07 ok 132 17 335 1989 1819 94 the|verge|of|destitution|,|and|that|he|had|died
g07-042-08 ok 131 15 342 2174 1716 100 a|drunkard|and|perhaps|a|suicide|,|hiding
g07-042-09 ok 131 15 334 2353 1305 94 in|France|to|escape|his|creditors|.
g07-044-00 ok 135 15 361 747 1798 92 It|was|no|more|pleasant|for|the|Hon.|Augusta
g07-044-01 ok 136 17 364 920 1784 94 Leigh|to|share|this|kind|of|story|with|the|world
g07-044-02 ok 136 13 352 1106 1735 83 than|it|would|be|for|most|20th-century|ladies
g07-044-03 ok 137 15 354 1278 1738 110 moving|in|court|circles|and|having|children|to
g07-044-04 ok 135 16 366 1461 1759 105 be|settled|advantageously|in|life|.|She|had|lived
g07-044-05 ok 133 14 356 1637 1731 89 down|the|rumours|which|had|made|the|year|of
g07-044-06 ok 134 14 357 1818 1744 98 the|Byron|separation|a|nightmare|to|her|,|and|she
g07-044-07 ok 135 15 364 1985 1707 117 had|also|succeeded|,|though|with|an|increasing
g07-044-08 ok 131 17 360 2175 1729 110 sense|of|effort|,|in|persuading|her|little|world|to
g07-044-09 ok 131 14 368 2350 1771 102 avert|its|eyes|from|her|husband|,|'|that|drone|'|,
g07-044-10 ok 131 12 374 2536 1650 90 as|#|Byron|called|him|,|whose|career|of
g07-047-00 ok 134 15 361 742 1810 106 She|had|earned|the|right|to|be|left|in|peace|.
g07-047-01 ok 133 17 353 926 1844 96 Byron's|fame|was|,|of|course|,|very|wonderful|,|but
g07-047-02 ok 134 17 355 1099 1760 109 it|carried|with|it|too|many|reminders|of|his
g07-047-03 ok 135 21 356 1284 1820 108 terrible|indiscretions|-|the|writing|of|Don|Juan|,
g07-047-04 ok 132 12 349 1464 1625 85 which|she|had|never|ceased|to|deplore|,|his
g07-047-05 ok 130 20 348 1638 1885 108 shocking|blasphemies|like|the|Vision|of|Judgement|,
g07-047-06 ok 132 17 355 1813 1782 109 his|making|friends|with|the|atheist|known|to
g07-047-07 ok 133 16 368 1992 1672 120 her|as|'|that|infamous|Mr.|Shelley|'|,|and|his
g07-047-08 ok 131 17 363 2174 1767 105 mixing|with|really|low|and|horrid|people|such
g07-047-09 ok 132 17 363 2357 1774 116 as|the|subversive|journalist|Leigh|Hunt|,|whom
g07-047-10 ok 133 18 363 2532 1882 119 on|would|never|conceivably|meet|in|decent|society|.
g07-050-00 ok 136 10 369 744 1581 106 She|was|most|emphatically|opposed|to|the
g07-050-01 ok 138 18 377 924 1744 101 production|of|sheer|indelicacies|,|and|that|was
g07-050-02 ok 138 16 376 1105 1762 98 the|light|in|which|she|saw|the|proposed|book
g07-050-03 ok 139 12 370 1280 1801 116 by|Dallas|.|Letters|between|a|mother|and|a|son|-
g07-050-04 ok 136 15 353 1450 1791 102 a|son|so|outspoken|and|a|mother|so|far|from
g07-050-05 ok 135 14 355 1628 1631 111 suitable|to|be|paraded|before|the|public|!
g07-050-06 ok 137 15 347 1820 1843 106 And|brought|out|by|that|seedy|poor|relation|,
g07-050-07 ok 138 14 362 1994 1757 115 Dallas|!|Could|anything|be|in|worse|taste|?
g07-065-00 ok 180 41 353 663 1821 111 Hanson|,|the|solicitor|,|was|naturally|remunerated
g07-065-01 ok 180 37 365 825 1814 112 for|his|services|,|but|all|Mr|Hobhouse's|duties
g07-065-02 ok 178 35 360 1013 1858 107 as|executor|were|performed|without|reward|.
g07-065-03 ok 178 32 366 1191 1879 136 And|now|there|was|more|trouble|brewing
g07-065-04 ok 179 32 359 1370 1760 104 with|those|unbearable|Dallases|.|Dallas
g07-065-05 ok 176 28 355 1566 1846 112 senior|was|detained|in|Paris|by|severe
g07-065-06 ok 176 33 366 1737 1780 128 illness|,|but|Dallas|junior|was|full|of
g07-065-07 ok 175 36 356 1904 1804 139 fight|and|applying|for|the|injunction
g07-065-08 ok 172 11 362 2087 740 98 to|be|lifted|.
g07-069a-00 ok 179 31 360 657 1757 116 He|had|gone|to|Byron's|cousin|,|now|7th
g07-069a-01 ok 180 28 362 838 1686 118 lord|,|and|had|got|him|to|compose|an
g07-069a-02 ok 178 28 366 1013 1765 114 affidavit|to|the|effect|that|,|whereas|he
g07-069a-03 ok 178 29 364 1192 1844 125 had|formerly|been|reluctant|to|approve|the
g07-069a-04 ok 178 28 367 1372 1634 122 publication|unless|it|had|first|been
g07-069a-05 ok 176 34 361 1556 1888 125 examined|by|the|relatives|and|friends|of
g07-069a-06 ok 175 27 353 1744 1771 118 his|predecessor|,|he|had|now|read|the
g07-069a-07 ok 178 23 363 1905 1838 122 book|and|was|content|for|it|to|be
g07-069a-08 ok 175 27 372 2100 1388 115 issued|without|that|precaution|.
g07-071a-00 ok 178 32 373 670 1737 116 There|were|few|things|in|Augusta's|whole
g07-071a-01 ok 179 37 388 835 1780 114 life|,|full|of|calamities|though|it|was|,|that
g07-071a-02 ok 180 36 386 1011 1808 117 hurt|her|more|than|this|contemptuous|slight
g07-071a-03 ok 180 26 388 1199 1747 117 from|George|Anson|Byron|,|whom|she|had
g07-071a-04 ok 179 37 385 1373 1910 130 loved|with|an|unswerving|loyalty|,|and|had|looked
g07-071a-05 err 176 31 386 1564 1782 100 on|as|her|intimate|friend|.|Moreover|,|he
g07-071a-06 ok 176 25 388 1744 1588 116 was|without|the|right|to|make|such
g07-071a-07 ok 177 37 397 1918 1883 129 pronouncements|:|he|had|inherited|nothing
g07-071a-08 ok 175 31 394 2084 1867 119 from|her|brother|but|his|title|,|whereas
g07-071a-09 ok 174 35 381 2272 1798 122 she|was|not|only|of|nearer|consanguinity
g07-071a-10 ok 175 31 390 2462 1850 122 but|the|chosen|recipient|of|his|property|.
g07-074a-00 ok 177 31 376 677 1601 110 These|,|if|she|had|only|known|it|,|were
g07-074a-01 ok 179 33 374 840 1817 115 precisely|the|reasons|why|her|cousin|took
g07-074a-02 ok 179 38 370 1009 1802 132 pleasure|in|the|opportunity|of|annoying|her|.
g07-074a-03 ok 179 25 380 1204 1839 111 Lady|Byron|did|not|like|Augusta|to|have
g07-074a-04 ok 178 40 371 1373 1890 122 intimate|friends|,|and|in|every|instance|where
g07-074a-05 ok 175 32 365 1561 1841 115 the|occasion|was|granted|her|,|she|managed
g07-074a-06 ok 176 34 360 1731 1925 115 to|find|some|excuse|for|bestowing|,|in|whole
g07-074a-07 ok 177 34 367 1914 1834 105 or|in|part|,|those|confidences|which|never
g07-074a-08 ok 176 29 357 2090 1842 113 failed|to|leave|her|audience|agape|with
g07-074a-09 ok 174 33 348 2275 1867 124 wonder|at|her|magnanimity|and|Augusta's
g07-074a-10 ok 171 11 351 2462 470 67 wickedness|.
g07-077a-00 ok 179 27 366 653 1776 115 George|Anson|Byron|had|seen|enough|of
g07-077a-01 ok 181 29 360 837 1782 109 the|poet's|atrocious|conduct|as|a|husband
g07-077a-02 ok 180 25 360 1019 1738 126 to|be|aware|that|Augusta|,|so|far|from
g07-077a-03 ok 180 30 369 1195 1749 141 being|responsible|for|the|collapse|of|the
g07-077a-04 ok 178 32 367 1376 1733 126 marriage|,|had|been|Lady|Byron's|greatest
g07-077a-05 ok 177 30 371 1556 1700 124 support|and|comfort|at|the|time|;|but|it
g07-077a-06 ok 177 22 373 1745 1705 109 had|been|deemed|necessary|all|the
g07-077a-07 ok 177 37 373 1903 1904 118 same|to|enlighten|him|as|to|the|suspicions
g07-077a-08 ok 176 29 356 2094 1863 114 in|the|background|,|and|he|had|repeated
g07-077a-09 ok 173 27 333 2267 1606 130 them|to|his|newly|married|wife|.
g07-079a-00 err 187 25 315 685 1953 195 Their|friendship|for|Augusta|became|rather
g07-079a-01 err 186 24 311 812 2015 134 hollow|,|and|the|news|that|Byron|had|left
g07-079a-02 ok 187 20 356 988 1853 166 her|practically|all|his|money|caused|it|to
g07-079a-03 ok 186 26 308 1176 1897 117 crumble|to|oblivion|.|Though|Lady|Byron
g07-079a-04 ok 184 22 321 1372 1941 158 knew|perfectly|well|that|Byron|,|as|early
g07-079a-05 err 183 22 330 1570 1967 116 as|the|year|of|their|wedding|,|1815|,|had
g07-079a-06 err 182 25 288 1737 2060 130 made|a|will|in|Augusta's|favour|,|she|had
g07-079a-07 err 182 24 269 1900 2046 148 evidently|not|passed|on|that|information|;
g07-079a-08 ok 181 23 247 2094 2029 137 and|it|came|as|an|appalling|surprise|to
g07-079a-09 ok 182 16 246 2279 1917 119 Captain|Byron|that|he|had|been|left
g07-079a-10 ok 180 26 244 2444 2035 169 without|the|fortune|that|would|keep|up|the
g07-079a-11 err 179 5 276 2678 265 78 title|.
g07-084-00 err 152 20 355 750 1873 88 '|Respecting|the|will|'|,|he|wrote|to|Byron's|widow|a|few|days|after
g07-084-01 ok 153 27 348 931 1908 84 hearing|its|contents|,|'|the|very|thought|of|it|is|painful|to|me|.
g07-084-02 err 153 22 353 1110 1819 82 What|Mary|has|said|about|it|is|too|true|.|'|What|Mary|,|the
g07-084-03 ok 153 22 349 1280 1909 92 new|Lady|Byron|,|had|said|about|it|was|written|on|the|first|half
g07-084-04 ok 148 15 349 1483 1885 68 sheet|of|the|same|paper|:|My|dearest|Annabella|,|The|more|we
g07-084-05 ok 144 16 348 1647 1952 84 consider|the|most|prominent|subject|in|your|letter|,|the|more
g07-084-06 ok 149 13 346 1831 1805 81 we|are|convinced|of|the|truth|of|that|dreadful|history
g07-084-07 err 148 8 354 2017 697 57 connected|with|it|.
h01-000-00 ok 146 19 315 889 1827 130 Questions|about|marriage|and|children|were
h01-000-01 err 145 22 276 1070 1773 124 again|included|,|as|they|had|been|at|the
h01-000-02 ok 145 22 243 1235 1941 110 1911|and|1951|Censuses|.|The|former|had|asked
h01-000-03 err 143 20 234 1392 2051 132 for|marriage|details|for|all|married|women|,
h01-000-04 err 141 15 279 1533 2021 168 the|latter|for|all|married|women|under
h01-000-05 ok 144 18 282 1774 1826 108 the|age|of|50|.|The|1961|Census|questions
h01-000-06 ok 143 17 285 1962 2035 99 related|to|all|women|who|were|or|had|been
h01-000-07 ok 138 21 270 2156 2034 111 married|,|and|so|repeated|the|enquiry|made
h01-000-08 ok 140 14 271 2282 1926 163 fifteen|years|earlier|by|the|1946|Family
h01-000-09 ok 144 16 327 2497 1913 138 Census|conducted|on|behalf|of|the|Royal
h01-000-10 ok 145 14 323 2683 1284 119 Commission|on|Population|.
h01-004-00 ok 147 34 300 702 1983 146 The|questions|about|children|were|the|same|as|in|1951|,
h01-004-01 ok 146 23 291 867 2098 136 except|that|they|extended|to|all|women|who|were|or|had
h01-004-02 ok 147 29 300 1064 2041 127 been|married|.|It|was|not|regarded|as|practicable|within
h01-004-03 ok 145 24 303 1242 2051 112 the|limits|of|the|census|to|include|particulars|about
h01-004-04 ok 141 29 304 1430 1964 96 the|date|of|birth|of|each|child|,|as|had|been|done
h01-004-05 ok 143 35 318 1586 2021 149 in|the|specialised|enquiry|for|the|Royal|Commission|.
h01-007-00 ok 148 22 323 767 1854 109 The|innovation|at|the|1961|Census|,|though|the
h01-007-01 ok 148 20 299 953 1781 105 Family|Census|had|previously|included
h01-007-02 ok 147 18 311 1114 1790 117 the|question|,|was|the|date|of|termination
h01-007-03 ok 145 18 293 1287 1827 144 of|the|first|or|only|marriage|.|This|enables
h01-007-04 ok 139 23 291 1480 2039 103 statistical|use|to|be|made|of|their|experience
h01-007-05 ok 142 19 307 1654 1792 113 as|regards|duration|of|marriage|and
h01-007-06 ok 145 15 275 1848 1968 89 number|of|children|in|the|case|of|women
h01-007-07 ok 144 21 285 2019 2047 123 whose|first|or|only|marriage|was|terminated
h01-007-08 ok 141 19 275 2192 1944 112 by|widowhood|or|divorce|after|the|end
h01-007-09 err 145 14 305 2368 1187 137 of|their|child|bearing|life|.
h01-010-00 err 160 48 347 707 1786 132 This|is|particularly|important|in|estimating|the|trends
h01-010-01 ok 158 40 347 884 1655 116 in|the|size|and|pattern|of|families|for|successive
h01-010-02 ok 158 37 336 1061 1777 132 generations|over|as|long|a|period|as|possible|,|as|the
h01-010-03 ok 158 42 335 1240 1784 138 proportion|of|widows|predominates|in|the|higher|age
h01-010-04 ok 156 38 335 1414 1746 136 groups|.|In|Wales|and|Monmouthshire|the|question
h01-010-05 ok 154 35 340 1593 1655 134 on|the|ability|to|speak|Welsh|was|included|as
h01-010-06 ok 157 45 343 1769 1858 132 previously|.|The|question|was|first|asked|in|1891|,|and
h01-010-07 ok 158 28 339 1962 1401 128 was|given|its|present|form|in|1931|.
h01-014-00 ok 153 45 365 752 1830 123 Each|census|since|the|first|in|1801|has|included|questions
h01-014-01 ok 152 41 352 923 1827 137 about|housing|and|households|.|In|1961|the|scope|of|the
h01-014-02 err 150 36 359 1110 1742 132 question|was|wider|than|before|,|because|of|the|great
h01-014-03 ok 150 39 355 1287 1822 133 use|of|the|data|to|the|Ministry|of|Housing|and|Local
h01-014-04 ok 148 41 348 1464 1897 106 Government|and|to|local|authorities|.|As|before|,|the|record
h01-014-05 err 146 48 352 1653 1866 128 made|during|the|enumeration|lists|all|buildings|,|residen-
h01-014-06 ok 151 40 348 1826 1861 130 tial|premises|and|temporary|places|of|abode|,|and|all
h01-014-07 ok 149 34 355 1996 1712 137 households|occupying|them|,|as|the|basis|of|the
h01-014-08 ok 144 29 346 2180 1434 91 enumeration|is|the|household|schedule|.
h01-018-00 err 161 39 354 713 1767 125 The|number|of|structurally|separate|dwellings|(|that|is|,
h01-018-01 ok 161 36 360 892 1748 119 houses|or|flats|or|other|quarters|built|or|adapted|for
h01-018-02 ok 160 49 344 1069 1836 127 separate|occupation|and|forming|a|private|and|structurally
h01-018-03 err 157 45 344 1250 1855 125 separate|unit|)|was|obtained|as|previously|,|together|with|the
h01-018-04 ok 153 41 340 1427 1862 126 number|of|households|with|sole|occupation|or|sharing
h01-018-05 ok 154 46 341 1614 1841 129 such|dwellings|,|and|the|number|of|living|rooms|occu-
h01-018-06 ok 161 22 329 1786 841 126 pied|by|each|household|.
h01-024-00 ok 148 42 358 930 1689 107 A|new|question|asked|about|housing|tenure|,|whether
h01-024-01 ok 148 39 347 1116 1744 97 the|accommodation|occupied|by|each|household|was|held|by
h01-024-02 ok 149 40 349 1297 1701 92 them|as|owner-occupiers|;|occupied|in|connection|with
h01-024-03 ok 149 40 372 1469 1649 124 employment|or|as|part|of|business|premises|;|rented
h01-024-04 err 148 41 363 1644 1839 113 from|a|Council|(|or|New|Town|Corporation|)|or|a|private
h01-024-05 ok 149 48 362 1825 1692 104 landlord|(|if|so|,|whether|furnished|or|unfurnished|)|;|or
h01-024-06 ok 150 40 361 2010 1839 104 occupied|on|some|other|terms|.|The|analysis|of|private
h01-024-07 ok 148 44 376 2186 1817 113 households|by|size|and|various|characteristics|of|their
h01-024-08 ok 148 34 368 2378 1444 95 members|has|become|increasingly|important|.
h01-027-00 ok 148 32 331 831 1764 143 Previously|,|while|visitors|were|left|out|of|this
h01-027-01 ok 148 32 343 1026 1721 128 analysis|it|was|not|considered|sufficiently
h01-027-02 ok 147 25 340 1202 1757 142 important|to|attempt|the|task|of|bringing
h01-027-03 ok 145 18 338 1386 1839 115 in|the|members|away|from|home|on|Census
h01-027-04 err 145 25 325 1562 1799 135 night|,|which|would|be|very|laborious|in|the
h01-027-05 ok 146 27 318 1733 1868 139 absence|of|information|given|at|their|place
h01-027-06 ok 147 23 304 1917 1842 117 of|usual|residence|(|n log n|)|.|But|the|need
h01-027-07 ok 146 21 315 2103 1651 120 for|a|more|accurate|distribution|of
h01-027-08 ok 146 27 305 2276 1828 122 households|by|size|as|usually|constituted
h01-027-09 ok 147 21 322 2454 1882 128 had|become|more|important|by|1961|,|and
h01-027-10 ok 146 28 343 2626 1992 127 accordingly|a|new|question|was|introduced|,|...
h01-030-00 ok 147 23 380 943 1721 122 The|information|collected|under
h01-030-01 ok 147 17 383 1127 1663 121 this|head|will|not|affect|the
h01-030-02 ok 146 24 379 1307 1669 136 main|count|of|population|numbers|,
h01-030-03 ok 144 19 385 1478 1573 138 but|will|be|used|solely|in|the
h01-030-04 ok 145 23 399 1650 1589 149 analysis|of|households|by|size
h01-030-05 ok 146 22 397 1827 1789 120 and|other|characteristics|.|Sample|.|-
h01-030-06 ok 147 14 394 2013 1630 146 At|an|early|stage|of|the|census
h01-030-07 ok 143 22 399 2204 1581 136 preparations|consideration|was
h01-030-08 ok 146 25 413 2365 1706 164 given|to|possibilities|of|reducing
h01-030-09 ok 146 26 414 2540 1979 157 the|amount|of|clerical|work|before|...
h02-004-00 ok 191 38 368 815 1789 96 We|have|held|eleven|meetings|.|We|decided|as|a
h02-004-01 ok 191 38 366 989 1769 110 first|step|to|seek|information|from|a|number
h02-004-02 ok 191 45 366 1157 1816 142 of|organisations|and|persons|having|an|interest
h02-004-03 ok 191 35 366 1333 1835 155 in|the|questions|before|us|and|at|a|later|stage|we
h02-004-04 ok 191 47 366 1515 1671 146 arranged|for|publication|of|a|press|notice|inviting
h02-004-05 ok 191 42 368 1698 1714 132 anybody|interested|to|submit|representations|.|We
h02-004-06 ok 191 42 374 1879 1719 136 compiled|a|list|of|the|points|which|we|thought
h02-004-07 ok 191 38 370 2045 1749 145 were|of|importance|,|but|we|made|it|clear|that
h02-004-08 ok 191 33 360 2219 1536 140 the|replies|need|not|be|confined|to|these
h02-004-09 ok 191 16 381 2420 615 125 particular|items|.
h02-008-00 err 190 40 355 738 1960 171 As|a|general|rule|we|did|not|ask|for|oral|evidence|,|though
h02-008-01 ok 203 40 356 923 1874 188 we|found|it|an|advantage|in|certain|instances|.|Appendix
h02-008-02 ok 203 39 338 1090 1745 145 1|gives|a|list|of|the|bodies|and|persons|consulted|.|The
h02-008-03 ok 203 37 333 1265 1851 188 Department|of|Health|for|Scotland|,|the|Home|Office|and
h02-008-04 err 190 33 321 1443 1749 166 the|Ministry|of|Health|submitted|evidence|to|us|;
h02-008-05 ok 190 30 333 1636 1876 167 officers|of|these|Departments|attended|our|meetings
h02-008-06 ok 203 29 335 1810 1608 162 and|have|given|us|valuable|assistance|.
h02-012-00 err 190 29 349 929 1802 92 On|23rd|November|,|1959|,|we|submitted
h02-012-01 err 182 32 352 1105 1879 113 an|Interim|Report|.|This|dealt|with|two|questions
h02-012-02 ok 182 27 353 1283 1835 121 which|arose|from|our|terms|of|reference|and
h02-012-03 ok 182 32 363 1446 1913 174 which|had|been|brought|specially|to|our|notice|.
h02-012-04 ok 182 28 308 1635 1848 98 First|,|we|were|asked|to|examine|the|risks
h02-012-05 ok 182 21 363 1815 1611 138 attending|the|abuse|of|carbromal|and
h02-012-06 ok 190 33 357 1994 1878 164 bromvaletone|and|preparations|containing|these
h02-012-07 ok 182 23 349 2173 1808 163 substances|.|The|Poisons|Board|had|already
h02-012-08 ok 182 27 359 2341 1896 149 considered|this|problem|but|,|in|the|absence|of
h02-012-09 ok 182 28 366 2536 1884 126 sufficient|evidence|that|these|compounds
h02-017-00 ok 191 32 396 734 1753 82 4|.|On|examination|of|the|evidence|it|became|clear
h02-017-01 ok 191 34 379 913 1851 92 to|us|that|carbromal|and|bromvaletone|were|examples
h02-017-02 ok 191 27 365 1089 1821 112 of|a|number|of|drugs|on|sale|to|the|public|which
h02-017-03 ok 191 29 361 1262 1675 133 were|not|appropriate|for|restriction|to|supply|on
h02-017-04 ok 191 31 360 1441 1801 142 prescription|under|the|Dangerous|Drugs|Act|,|1951|,
h02-017-05 ok 191 29 366 1611 1811 126 or|the|Therapeutic|Substances|Act|,|1956|,|and|had
h02-017-06 ok 191 20 372 1790 1659 114 not|so|far|been|recommended|for|control|as
h02-017-07 ok 191 7 363 2002 256 72 poisons|.
h02-019-00 err 182 50 365 1004 1733 123 5|.|We|recommended|that|,|in|general|,|any|drug|or
h02-019-01 ok 191 51 353 1162 1883 141 pharmaceutical|preparation|which|has|an|action|on|the
h02-019-02 ok 182 56 341 1357 1951 114 central|nervous|system|and|is|liable|to|produce|physical
h02-019-03 err 176 61 326 1535 2014 138 or|psychological|deterioration|should|be|confined|to|supply
h02-019-04 ok 182 46 343 1702 1856 149 on|prescription|and|that|an|independent|expert|body
h02-019-05 ok 182 53 358 1899 1862 139 should|be|responsible|for|advising|which|substances
h02-019-06 ok 182 40 349 2080 1873 122 should|be|so|controlled|.|6|.|As|an|interim|and|urgent
h02-019-07 err 176 40 358 2265 2022 116 measure|,|the|Secretary|of|State|for|the|Home|Department|,
h02-019-08 ok 176 43 348 2441 1860 116 on|the|recommendation|of|the|Poisons|Board|,|has
h02-022-00 ok 182 34 345 754 1725 100 We|are|glad|to|note|the|action|that|has|been|taken
h02-022-01 ok 190 34 352 935 1730 95 and|we|hope|that|arrangements|will|be|made|to|ensure
h02-022-02 err 182 42 356 1111 1718 104 that|,|as|other|preparations|affecting|the|central|nervous
h02-022-03 ok 190 35 345 1300 1680 99 system|become|available|,|they|too|will|be|brought|to
h02-022-04 err 182 49 348 1470 1846 99 the|notice|of|the|Poisons|Board|,|or|such|other|advisory
h02-022-05 ok 182 31 354 1656 1660 89 body|as|may|in|due|course|be|appointed|for|the
h02-022-06 err 182 36 352 1835 1757 81 purpose|,|to|consider|whether|there|are|sufficient
h02-022-07 ok 182 39 367 2010 1734 105 grounds|for|restricting|any|of|them|also|to|supply
h02-022-08 ok 182 15 354 2206 568 81 on|prescription|.
h02-024-00 ok 203 37 371 734 1673 77 8|.|The|second|part|of|our|Interim|Report|was
h02-024-01 ok 203 39 362 913 1744 60 devoted|to|anaesthetists|who|become|addicted
h02-024-02 ok 203 38 369 1090 1720 72 to|the|gases|and|vapours|which|they|use|in|the
h02-024-03 ok 203 36 352 1266 1528 78 course|of|their|professional|duties|.|We
h02-024-04 ok 203 47 340 1451 1809 78 ascertained|that|the|incidence|of|this|irregular-
h02-024-05 ok 203 36 357 1614 1680 85 ity|was|very|small|indeed|.|However|,|over|a
h02-024-06 ok 203 38 349 1809 1844 83 period|of|eleven|years|,|patients'|lives|had|been
h02-024-07 ok 203 30 374 1986 1386 89 endangered|in|two|known|instances|.
h02-028-00 ok 190 32 328 761 1713 87 We|were|assured|by|our|expert|witnesses|on|this
h02-028-01 ok 182 39 327 943 1859 99 subject|that|,|with|the|apparatus|at|present|to|hand|,|the
h02-028-02 ok 182 40 337 1116 1770 105 preliminary|sniffing|of|the|gases|immediately|before
h02-028-03 ok 182 36 326 1311 1865 94 administering|them|to|a|patient|was|a|recognised|and
h02-028-04 ok 182 34 331 1486 1858 80 necessary|precaution|.|We|accepted|this|.|10|.|In|view|of
h02-028-05 ok 182 38 325 1655 1824 99 the|heavy|and|direct|responsibility|carried|by|every
h02-028-06 ok 182 31 322 1844 1809 81 anaesthetist|we|were|convinced|that|anyone|addicted
h02-028-07 ok 190 32 331 2021 1885 97 to|the|inhalation|of|gases|and|vapours|should|never|be
h02-028-08 ok 182 29 326 2199 1250 68 entrusted|with|their|administration|.
h02-035-00 ok 176 45 374 947 1864 82 The|main|tasks|of|the|Rolleston|Committee|,|whose|advice
h02-035-01 err 176 40 383 1123 1638 75 we|were|invited|to|review|,|were|to|advise|on|:|(|a|)|the
h02-035-02 ok 176 46 377 1304 1756 95 circumstances|,|if|any|,|in|which|the|supply|of|morphine
h02-035-03 ok 176 44 367 1485 1884 101 and|heroin|,|and|preparations|containing|these|substances|,
h02-035-04 ok 176 41 357 1661 1884 94 to|persons|addicted|to|those|drugs|might|be|regarded
h02-035-05 err 176 40 353 1831 1905 105 as|medically|advisable|;|(|b|)|the|precautions|which|medical
h02-035-06 ok 176 49 354 2017 1865 120 practitioners|administering|or|prescribing|morphine|or
h02-035-07 err 176 33 354 2198 1610 115 heroin|should|adopt|to|avoid|abuse|and|any
h02-035-08 ok 176 30 350 2372 1813 87 administrative|measures|that|seemed|expedient|to
h02-035-09 ok 176 25 338 2554 1535 81 secure|observance|of|those|precautions|.
h02-037-00 ok 182 40 353 922 1658 181 12|.|Through|the|system|of|records|and
h02-037-01 ok 182 34 367 1122 1668 117 inspection|then|in|operation|cases|were
h02-037-02 ok 182 43 369 1243 1791 190 brought|to|the|notice|of|the|Home|Office
h02-037-03 ok 176 35 375 1459 1664 142 at|that|time|in|which|exceptionally
h02-037-04 ok 182 42 374 1605 1764 199 large|quantities|of|morphine|and|heroin
h02-037-05 ok 182 38 374 1822 1775 145 had|been|supplied|to|particular|practi-
h02-037-06 ok 191 42 381 1981 1743 165 tioners|or|prescribed|for|individual
h02-037-07 ok 182 28 382 2170 1537 168 cases|.|On|further|enquiry|it|was
h02-037-08 ok 182 34 375 2365 1514 106 ascertained|that|sometimes|the
h02-037-09 err 182 43 384 2535 1821 148 doctor|had|ordered|these|drugs|simply
h02-040-00 ok 182 34 336 926 2121 117 13|.|It|appeared|then|that|in|some|circumstances
h02-040-01 ok 182 27 339 1122 1859 134 dangerous|drugs|were|being|supplied|in
h02-040-02 err 182 31 361 1292 2071 111 contravention|of|the|intention|of|Parliament
h02-040-03 ok 182 27 360 1472 2083 106 that|a|doctor|should|be|authorised|to|supply
h02-040-04 ok 176 23 339 1646 2072 129 drugs|only|so|far|as|was|necessary|for|the
h02-040-05 ok 182 38 341 1828 2016 144 practice|of|his|profession|.|Before|deciding|on
h02-040-06 ok 182 25 326 2018 2003 110 measures|to|secure|proper|observance|of
h02-040-07 err 176 27 313 2209 2154 112 the|law|,|it|was|felt|necessary|to|have
h02-040-08 ok 182 35 338 2391 2131 95 some|authoritative|medical|advice|on|various
h02-040-09 err 182 31 344 2549 1901 140 aspects|of|the|treatment|of|addiction|,|...
h02-043-00 ok 159 15 342 769 1781 68 The|Rolleston|Committee's|recommen-
h02-043-01 ok 159 19 343 945 1904 102 dations|in|1926|on|the|supply|of|morphine
h02-043-02 ok 159 14 331 1125 1792 97 and|heroin|to|addicts|to|these|drugs|and
h02-043-03 err 159 17 333 1305 1932 93 on|the|use|of|drugs|in|treatment|are|discussed
h02-043-04 err 159 20 318 1484 1920 94 later|in|this|Report|.|They|have|,|up|to|now|,
h02-043-05 err 159 16 317 1659 1901 76 been|included|in|the|Memorandum|on
h02-043-06 ok 182 17 309 1834 1864 106 the|Dangerous|Drugs|Act|and|Regulations
h02-043-07 ok 182 23 316 2007 1794 121 which|is|prepared|by|the|Home|Office
h02-043-08 err 182 14 303 2203 1764 109 for|the|information|of|doctors|and
h02-043-09 ok 159 5 317 2380 369 68 dentists|.
h02-049-00 ok 191 52 381 742 1695 98 The|Secretary|of|State|was|empowered|,|on|the|recommendation|of|a
h02-049-01 ok 203 80 384 928 1745 94 tribunal|,|to|withdraw|a|doctor's|authority|to|possess|and|supply
h02-049-02 ok 191 43 369 1109 1802 90 dangerous|drugs|and|to|direct|that|such|a|doctor|,|or|a|doctor
h02-049-03 err 191 43 376 1280 1759 85 convicted|of|an|offence|under|the|Act|,|should|not|issue
h02-049-04 err 191 44 372 1462 1710 98 prescriptions|for|dangerous|drugs|.|(|3|)|It|was|made|clear
h02-049-05 ok 191 50 373 1647 1793 112 that|prescriptions|should|only|be|given|by|a|duly|qualified
h02-049-06 ok 191 36 367 1819 1562 113 medical|practitioner|when|required|for|purposes|of
h02-049-07 err 191 12 370 2001 548 62 medical|treatment|.
h04-000-00 ok 181 14 367 913 1600 159 Nevertheless|,|average|net|family|income
h04-000-01 ok 181 22 357 1101 1571 162 was|appreciably|higher|in|families|with
h04-000-02 ok 180 21 360 1280 1680 135 several|children|than|in|those|with|only|,
h04-000-03 ok 176 24 385 1456 1602 140 many|of|which|were|incomplete|families
h04-000-04 ok 177 21 393 1627 1608 164 of|younger|parents|with|lower|earnings|,
h04-000-05 ok 177 17 391 1803 1671 162 and|of|course|with|lower|tax|reliefs|and
h04-000-06 ok 176 22 347 1971 1779 177 no|family|allowances|.|The|rise|in|net|family
h04-000-07 ok 173 19 345 2168 1764 95 incomes|between|1954|and|1959|was|great-
h04-000-08 ok 175 17 333 2340 1777 168 est|for|childless|couples|,|especially|older
h04-000-09 ok 175 13 357 2509 1450 179 couples|(|probably|because|of|the
h04-007-00 ok 149 26 361 901 1724 84 Compared|with|1958|,|the|expenditure|index|for|1959
h04-007-01 ok 149 29 363 1082 1597 93 showed|increases|of|4|to|6|per|cent|for|couples|without
h04-007-02 ok 149 22 364 1256 1789 77 children|and|those|with|one|child|,|and|much|smaller
h04-007-03 ok 149 24 374 1433 1764 103 changes|for|couples|with|several|children|.|The|quantity
h04-007-04 err 148 30 381 1621 1686 93 index|,|which|has|risen|only|slowly|since|1956|,|was
h04-007-05 ok 148 29 372 1796 1816 95 almost|unchanged|in|1959|for|couples|with|two|or|more
h04-007-06 err 148 27 375 1978 1859 87 children|,|but|rose|by|3|per|cent|in|the|older|two-adult
h04-007-07 err 148 27 370 2151 1757 94 households|and|by|1-2|per|cent|for|younger|childless
h04-007-08 ok 146 19 376 2333 1189 90 couples|and|couples|with|one|child|.
h04-021-00 ok 150 29 360 897 1707 102 As|in|1958|,|younger|couples|paid|some|12|1/2|per|cent
h04-021-01 ok 150 25 359 1083 1809 98 more|per|calorie|than|the|national|average|,|and|families
h04-021-02 ok 150 27 344 1250 1780 105 with|four|or|more|children|19|per|cent|less|.|The|only
h04-021-03 err 149 30 357 1435 1861 86 substantial|change|was|in|families|with|three|children|,
h04-021-04 ok 148 25 349 1606 1780 90 for|whom|the|index|declined|from|91|to|88|.|Table|27
h04-021-05 ok 148 26 345 1795 1728 95 also|shows|the|corresponding|values|of|an|index|which
h04-021-06 ok 149 29 367 1967 1839 108 compares|the|prices|paid|by|different|types|of|household
h04-021-07 ok 149 29 377 2144 1741 106 for|the|commodities|constituting|the|average|household
h04-021-08 ok 145 10 367 2341 396 49 diet|in|1959|.
h04-025-00 ok 173 30 350 884 1831 138 For|all|foods|the|range|was|from|3.6|per|cent|above|the|national|average
h04-025-01 ok 171 35 340 1069 1844 133 in|younger|two-adult|households|to|4.8|per|cent|below|in|families|with
h04-025-02 ok 172 36 351 1235 1804 143 four|or|more|children|,|compared|with|+3.6|to|-5.4|per|cent|in|1958
h04-025-03 ok 171 38 335 1430 1867 132 and|+2.8|to|-2.6|per|cent|in|1957|.|As|with|the|price|of|energy|index|,
h04-025-04 ok 168 28 345 1606 1814 134 the|only|noteworthy|change|was|for|households|with|three|children|,
h04-025-05 ok 171 36 340 1787 1778 138 in|which|the|index|fell|by|1.8|to|97.5|per|cent|of|the|average|for
h04-025-06 ok 171 11 345 1956 781 122 all|households|in|the|sample|.
h04-028-00 ok 148 12 463 848 1440 147 The|price|ranges|for|milk|,
h04-028-01 ok 148 11 408 1035 1668 140 cheese|,|sugar|,|bread|and|flour
h04-028-02 ok 148 13 408 1219 1701 124 were|very|narrow|.|For|most|other
h04-028-03 ok 147 15 412 1377 1708 160 foods|younger|childless|couples|paid
h04-028-04 ok 145 10 437 1562 1684 151 the|highest|average|prices|and
h04-028-05 err 146 18 382 1726 1771 160 large|families|the|lowest|,|the|price
h04-028-06 ok 147 13 436 1922 1525 144 gradients|being|steepest|for
h04-028-07 err 146 14 434 2091 1712 169 carcase|meat|(|+7|to|-7|per|cent|)|,
h04-028-08 err 145 25 398 2206 1780 219 "|other|"|fish|(|+8|to|-11|)|,|"|other|"|vegetables
h04-028-09 err 145 14 360 2446 1784 151 (|+9|to|-9|)|and|beverages|other|than
h04-028-10 err 150 10 400 2635 838 162 tea|(|+12|to|-16|)|.
h04-035-00 ok 170 44 379 727 1678 92 Consumption|by|younger|childless|couples|declined
h04-035-01 ok 169 56 345 895 1968 103 throughout|this|period|,|but|that|of|the|smaller|families|was
h04-035-02 err 168 55 351 1068 2002 119 maintained|except|for|the|slight|fall|in|1959|.|In|the|largest
h04-035-03 err 171 58 337 1251 2082 113 families|,|particularly|those|containing|four|or|more|children|,
h04-035-04 err 170 42 341 1431 2123 102 there|was|a|tendency|for|consumption|to|increase|between|1955|and
h04-035-05 err 167 47 353 1597 2124 101 1957|,|and|thereafter|to|decline|.|Graduated|scales|of|family
h04-035-06 ok 170 47 356 1776 2114 92 allowances|were|introduced|in|October|1956|,|and|the|welfare
h04-035-07 err 172 33 360 1964 1526 127 milk|subsidy|was|reduced|in|April|1957|.
h04-049-00 ok 180 52 353 905 1805 84 75|.|The|smaller|families|and|the|residual|groups|of
h04-049-01 ok 178 70 345 1088 1846 84 households|containing|children|reduced|their|consumption
h04-049-02 err 182 37 338 1269 1872 97 of|sugar|and|of|preserves|,|but|in|all|other|types|of
h04-049-03 ok 181 35 355 1447 1658 77 household|a|decline|in|purchases|of|the|one|was
h04-049-04 err 179 63 357 1628 1883 89 accompanied|by|an|increase|in|consumption|of|the|other|.
h04-049-05 err 180 39 354 1801 1878 102 76|.|Most|groups|spent|slightly|less|on|potatoes|than|in
h04-049-06 ok 181 60 365 1984 1753 96 the|previous|year|,|but|consumption|was|maintained
h04-049-07 err 181 32 364 2165 1841 93 except|in|families|with|more|than|one|child|and|in
h04-049-08 ok 181 46 361 2344 1696 83 the|unclassified|households|with|children|or
h04-049-09 ok 179 16 394 2514 364 70 adolescents|.
h04-052-00 ok 185 45 419 914 1687 114 All|groups|except|families|with|four|or|more|children
h04-052-01 ok 183 49 396 1110 1795 88 or|with|adolescents|but|no|children|consumed|more|fresh|green
h04-052-02 err 181 53 396 1291 1666 96 vegetables|,|especially|in|the|first|half|of|the|year|,|although|most
h04-052-03 ok 183 47 377 1470 1818 100 reduced|their|consumption|of|other|vegetables|.|Purchases|of
h04-052-04 ok 180 44 366 1660 1844 83 quick-frozen|peas|and|beans|generally|increased|,|but|extreme-
h04-052-05 err 184 52 358 1840 1807 105 ly|wide|group|differences|persisted|,|the|averages|ranging|from
h04-052-06 ok 181 43 348 2020 1823 95 0.1|oz.|per|head|per|week|in|families|with|four|or|more
h04-052-07 ok 184 40 349 2213 1674 95 children|to|0.9|oz.|per|head|in|younger|two-adult
h04-052-08 err 183 45 359 2380 1826 110 households|;|average|consumption|by|older|couples|and|other
h04-052-09 ok 182 46 352 2562 1696 91 wholly-adult|households|was|0.5|oz.|per|head|per|week|.
h04-055-00 ok 183 34 368 990 1754 114 The|two|latter|groups|consumed|much|smaller
h04-055-01 ok 182 44 361 1193 1781 86 quantities|per|head|of|canned|vegetables|and|canned|and
h04-055-02 ok 182 42 368 1367 1772 109 bottled|tomatoes|than|any|other|group|,|and|much|smaller
h04-055-03 ok 182 40 371 1536 1664 118 quantities|of|canned|and|bottled|fruit|than|younger
h04-055-04 err 179 53 365 1711 1733 129 childless|couples|;|in|households|containing|children|,
h04-055-05 ok 182 41 337 1912 1566 112 consumption|of|canned|fruit|fell|off|sharply|with
h04-055-06 err 180 40 341 2081 1597 120 increasing|family|size|,|but|there|was|no|regular
h04-055-07 ok 185 48 330 2271 1792 89 gradation|in|purchases|of|canned|vegetables|and|canned
h04-055-08 ok 180 9 336 2442 253 73 tomatoes|.
h04-057-00 ok 175 33 335 773 1937 104 All|types|of|household|benefited|from|the|improved
h04-057-01 ok 176 33 317 955 1861 95 supplies|and|lower|prices|of|fresh|fruit|compared
h04-057-02 ok 176 33 319 1137 1893 82 with|1958|,|but|the|increase|in|consumption|was
h04-057-03 ok 179 42 322 1307 1846 118 least|in|families|containing|children|.|77|.|Total
h04-057-04 ok 176 29 326 1492 1771 108 bread|consumption|was|virtually|unchanged|,
h04-057-05 ok 174 29 319 1675 1776 115 although|most|types|of|household|bought|less
h04-057-06 ok 174 32 315 1859 1692 84 white|bread|and|more|rolls|and|speciality
h04-057-07 ok 176 29 320 2033 1707 110 breads|than|in|1958|.|Most|groups|increased
h04-057-08 ok 175 33 314 2213 1926 104 their|purchases|of|puddings|,|cakes|and|biscuits|,
h04-057-09 ok 172 17 327 2399 991 69 but|obtained|less|flour|.
h04-061-00 ok 174 34 350 819 1738 128 78|.|Regression|estimates|of|the|expenditure|on
h04-061-01 ok 173 44 325 1011 1780 79 different|commodities|attributable|to|the|adult
h04-061-02 ok 172 33 319 1188 1719 77 couple|and|each|additional|child|in|a|selected
h04-061-03 ok 173 34 298 1360 1855 114 group|of|households|consisting|of|childless|couples
h04-061-04 ok 174 30 294 1542 1893 91 (|both|under|55|)|and|couples|with|different|numbers
h04-061-05 ok 175 32 294 1724 1872 102 of|children|were|given|for|1952-56|in|Table|39|of
h04-061-06 ok 175 34 290 1900 1750 116 the|Annual|Report|for|1956|.|The|younger|childless
h04-061-07 ok 176 34 272 2082 1856 121 couples|are|broadly|comparable|in|age|and|family
h04-061-08 ok 176 36 270 2261 1960 90 income|with|the|family|households|,|so|that|differences
h04-061-09 ok 175 31 278 2440 1897 94 in|food|expenditure|may|be|associated|with|the
h04-061-10 ok 175 15 258 2624 844 83 presence|of|children|.
h04-071-00 ok 164 33 331 685 1751 140 The|relative|expenditure|per|child|declined|from|1952|to|1956|,
h04-071-01 err 163 32 323 879 1886 133 but|rose|in|1957|when|the|subsidy|on|welfare|and|national|dried
h04-071-02 ok 163 36 315 1067 1780 139 milk|was|reduced|;|since|1957|it|has|again|declined|.|Most|of|the
h04-071-03 ok 163 35 312 1247 1849 138 average|expenditure|associated|with|a|child|was|on|cereal|foods|,
h04-071-04 ok 163 37 301 1420 1899 150 potatoes|and|milk|;|for|fresh|green|vegetables|,|fruit|,|cheese|,|fish|and
h04-071-05 ok 162 25 321 1602 1521 159 carcase|meat|,|the|incremental|expenditure|was|slight|.
h04-074-00 err 164 27 362 715 1748 165 79|.|Table|30|shows|the|energy|value|and|nutrient|content|of
h04-074-01 ok 164 35 331 894 1794 191 the|diets|of|households|of|different|composition|.|The|averages
h04-074-02 ok 163 29 327 1065 1788 178 showed|little|change|compared|with|those|for|the|previous|year|,
h04-074-03 err 164 32 316 1261 1708 151 except|for|generally|increased|intakes|of|vitamins|C|and|D|.
h04-074-04 err 164 34 326 1424 1715 186 Since|physiological|requirements|vary|widely|with|age|,|sex
h04-074-05 err 163 35 289 1614 1857 166 and|level|of|activity|,|comparisons|between|families|of|different
h04-074-06 err 163 33 283 1793 1719 158 composition|are|only|apposite|when|considered|in|relation
h04-074-07 ok 162 4 284 1975 272 84 to|needs|.
h04-078-00 err 181 46 355 908 1635 99 80|.|Estimates|of|the|adequacy|of|the|diets|,|assessed|by
h04-078-01 ok 179 50 365 1097 1771 71 comparison|with|allowances|based|on|the|recommendations
h04-078-02 ok 180 58 361 1265 1873 71 of|the|British|Medical|Association|,|are|also|shown|in|Table|30|.
h04-078-03 ok 180 53 350 1443 1862 104 In|comparison|with|the|previous|year|,|changes|were|small
h04-078-04 err 177 57 374 1613 1824 115 except|for|higher|estimates|for|vitamin|C|.|In|families|with
h04-078-05 ok 177 44 395 1799 1698 104 four|or|more|children|the|levels|of|adequacy|for|all
h04-078-06 ok 180 49 369 2000 1704 92 nutrients|other|than|vitamin|C|decreased|slightly|.
h04-082-00 err 181 53 367 901 1826 115 For|this|fairly|small|group|,|comparisons|between|different
h04-082-01 ok 180 43 383 1030 1740 98 years|cannot|be|made|so|precisely|as|in|groups|with|a
h04-082-02 ok 178 50 394 1125 1812 61 defined|number|of|children|.|In|1959|the|households|in
h04-082-03 err 179 54 406 1242 1827 100 this|group|contained|slightly|more|children|(|average|4.64|)
h04-082-04 err 181 48 413 1366 1823 102 than|in|the|previous|year|(|average|4.53|)|.|Their|total|food
h04-082-05 ok 179 46 402 1469 1765 101 expenditure|increased|less|than|that|in|other|groups|,
h04-082-06 ok 179 44 405 1560 1855 83 and|they|purchased|more|of|certain|foods|such|as|fish|,
h04-082-07 err 179 49 386 1659 1768 100 poultry|,|eggs|,|canned|vegetables|,|fresh|fruit|,|chocolate
h04-082-08 ok 178 51 377 1772 1842 88 biscuits|and|breakfast|cereals|which|,|in|general|,|are|more
h04-082-09 err 177 48 383 1865 1857 77 expensive|sources|of|nutrients|than|those|foods|of|which
h04-082-10 ok 177 49 386 1997 1825 77 they|purchased|less|,|namely|dried|milk|,|potatoes|,|carcase
h04-082-11 err 178 43 386 2087 1799 102 meat|,|sugar|,|bread|,|flour|and|oatmeal|and|oat|products|.
h05-012-00 ok 179 17 353 739 1687 91 5|.|Other|forms|of|war|damage|payment|made|by|the|Commission
h05-012-01 ok 180 15 339 917 1762 103 are|highway|payments|,|clearance|payments|(|for|clearing|remains|of
h05-012-02 ok 178 18 339 1088 1711 99 structures|from|"|total|loss|"|sites|)|and|church|payments|.|Although
h05-012-03 ok 180 21 337 1265 1689 105 differing|in|certain|important|ways|from|the|ordinary|cost|of
h05-012-04 ok 180 14 340 1440 1657 95 works|payments|,|the|sums|paid|under|these|heads|have|the
h05-012-05 ok 177 15 344 1624 1725 99 common|feature|that|they|are|all|payments|in|respect|of|works
h05-012-06 ok 177 10 338 1804 832 61 which|have|been|carried|out|.
h06-000-00 ok 190 46 416 779 1709 70 To|provide|fuller|information|about|certain|types|of
h06-000-01 ok 191 48 420 958 1732 69 dangerous|occurrence|,|Section|65|of|the|Factories|Act|,
h06-000-02 ok 190 46 426 1135 1519 73 1937|,|requires|notification|of|certain|specified
h06-000-03 ok 191 50 400 1314 1608 74 occurrences|to|H.M.|District|Inspectors|of|Factories|,
h06-000-04 ok 188 44 399 1491 1739 76 whether|or|not|they|result|in|injury|.|Appendix|20
h06-000-05 ok 187 44 411 1674 1609 68 gives|figures|of|dangerous|occurrences|reported|in
h06-000-06 ok 189 34 406 1852 1627 75 1960|;|the|types|of|occurrence|which|have|to|be
h06-000-07 ok 188 41 416 2032 1732 79 reported|are|set|out|in|the|heading|to|the|Appendix|.
h06-003-00 ok 191 38 394 764 1648 85 The|total|number|of|dangerous|occurrences|reported
h06-003-01 ok 190 40 398 956 1692 68 during|the|year|was|1,409|,|an|increase|of|111|over
h06-003-02 ok 190 33 396 1134 1514 72 the|total|for|1959|.|However|,|the|number|of
h06-003-03 ok 192 46 392 1309 1658 64 notifiable|accidents|associated|with|occurrences|fell
h06-003-04 ok 190 30 396 1492 1572 69 from|252|(|31|of|them|fatal|)|in|1959|to
h06-003-05 ok 189 38 398 1667 1621 74 245|(|22|fatal|)|in|1960|.|The|main|increase|in
h06-003-06 ok 189 34 386 1838 1613 76 the|numbers|of|occurrences|reported|occurred|in|the
h06-003-07 err 190 32 391 2021 1538 74 category|of|those|due|to|the|collapse|or
h06-003-08 ok 188 40 390 2197 1691 83 failure|of|a|crane|,|derrick|,|winch|or|hoist|,|where
h06-003-09 ok 186 36 405 2379 1676 64 there|was|an|increase|of|almost|one-third|from
h06-003-10 ok 188 9 409 2568 481 47 335|to|438|.
h06-079-00 ok 188 37 318 673 1852 189 The|equipment|takes|two|forms|-|an|insulating
h06-079-01 ok 189 35 345 873 1843 160 guard|on|the|jib|of|the|crane|,|intended|to
h06-079-02 ok 189 31 344 1052 1651 123 prevent|direct|contact|with|the|line|,|and
h06-079-03 ok 190 42 364 1237 1828 140 electronic|equipment|with|a|sensitive|probe
h06-079-04 err 190 28 372 1413 1824 138 mounted|slightly|forward|of|the|head|of|the
h06-079-05 err 188 33 360 1588 1667 165 jib|and|with|electronic|assembly
h06-079-06 err 188 32 375 1760 1770 176 and|warning|apparatus|in|the|driver's
h06-079-07 ok 189 25 374 1937 1758 157 cab|.|Improved|designs|of|both|forms
h06-079-08 ok 188 24 359 2123 1455 180 are|being|tried|out|at|present|.
h06-082-00 ok 192 31 310 739 1778 171 There|is|,|however|,|a|danger|that|workers
h06-082-01 ok 191 28 343 907 1859 145 will|rely|too|much|on|fixed|devices|because
h06-082-02 ok 191 34 343 1085 1766 159 they|fail|to|recognise|their|limitations|.
h06-082-03 ok 192 34 358 1265 1828 169 It|is|therefore|safer|both|in|principle|and
h06-082-04 ok 192 29 358 1434 1804 163 practice|to|keep|the|worker|away|from
h06-082-05 ok 191 28 337 1631 1801 169 overhead|lines|wherever|possible|,|e.g.|,|by
h06-082-06 err 191 37 320 1807 1912 174 (|1|)|re-routing|the|line|,|(|2|)|putting|the|supply
h06-082-07 err 191 27 299 1990 1866 174 underground|,|(|3|)|making|the|line
h06-082-08 ok 190 26 328 2162 1812 154 dead|(|after|consultation|with|the|supply
h06-082-09 err 190 37 321 2331 1864 180 authority|)|,|(|4|)|providing|barriers|at|a|safe
h06-082-10 ok 190 35 357 2516 1920 206 distance|to|prevent|vehicles|from|approaching
h06-085-00 ok 192 28 348 667 1814 160 It|is|also|important|to|remember|that|on
h06-085-01 ok 193 32 355 845 1840 200 lines|carrying|the|higher|voltages|flashover
h06-085-02 ok 193 27 367 1035 1783 172 from|the|line|may|take|place|without
h06-085-03 err 189 20 364 1215 1731 171 actual|contact|.|A|new|type|of
h06-085-04 ok 193 28 337 1411 1831 161 machine|has|recently|been|developed|for
h06-085-05 ok 194 23 345 1575 1775 182 the|automatic|rolling|of|sole|leather
h06-085-06 ok 192 28 348 1749 1788 168 bends|.|The|sheet|of|leather|is|placed
h06-085-07 ok 192 28 350 1931 1822 173 on|a|sliding|feed|tray|outside|the
h06-085-08 ok 193 22 358 2108 1582 156 danger|zone|and|is|then|pushed
h06-085-09 ok 192 25 369 2280 1834 177 forward|between|two|platens|,|the|upper
h06-085-10 ok 192 26 341 2482 1773 163 one|carrying|a|set|of|small|rollers|.
h06-089-00 ok 191 27 325 687 1675 146 The|lower|platen|,|which|supports|the
h06-089-01 ok 192 32 346 854 1762 184 leather|,|is|raised|hydraulically|to|bring
h06-089-02 ok 191 30 358 1036 1889 154 it|into|contact|with|the|rollers|on|the|upper
h06-089-03 ok 191 25 350 1224 1721 131 platen|,|which|is|then|caused|to|make
h06-089-04 ok 192 30 327 1390 1830 117 several|horizontal|oscillations|so|that|the
h06-089-05 ok 190 31 346 1569 1969 172 leather|is|rolled|and|pressed|at|the|same|time|.
h06-089-06 ok 190 27 322 1751 1913 167 The|danger|zone|between|the|platens|is|fenced
h06-089-07 ok 191 36 342 1939 1842 161 by|a|guard|which|is|interlocked|with|the
h06-089-08 ok 190 25 347 2127 1645 138 hydraulic|valve|and|the|press|is|also
h06-089-09 ok 190 32 356 2274 1922 202 sequentially|operated|:|the|closing|of|the|shutter
h06-089-10 ok 188 30 344 2468 1824 171 starts|the|machine|,|the|rest|of|the|cycle
h06-089-11 err 190 16 371 2676 1119 123 following|automatically|.
h06-092-00 ok 192 25 368 651 1809 200 A|new|method|of|applying|sand|to|the
h06-092-01 ok 191 27 390 851 1795 183 faces|of|green|bricks|has|recently|been
h06-092-02 err 190 24 369 1027 1701 161 developed|.|In|the|case|of|wire-cut|bricks
h06-092-03 ok 191 27 378 1211 1768 171 the|column|of|clay|from|the|pug-mill|is
h06-092-04 ok 191 24 385 1396 1600 154 carried|by|a|short|length|of|belt
h06-092-05 ok 190 28 382 1575 1572 174 conveyor|to|the|sanding|plant|.
h06-092-06 ok 189 31 338 1750 1842 186 This|consists|basically|of|a|vibrating
h06-092-07 ok 190 24 372 1932 1514 163 hopper|from|which|the|sand|is
h06-092-08 ok 188 21 366 2100 1648 168 distributed|to|all|four|faces|by|a
h06-092-09 ok 187 26 380 2283 1724 157 system|of|slots|,|scrapers|and|worms|.
h06-096-00 ok 192 33 321 673 1796 168 The|conveyor|is|broken|at|this|point|to
h06-096-01 ok 191 23 365 869 1715 150 enable|the|sand|to|be|applied|to
h06-096-02 ok 190 28 342 1034 1886 138 the|under|surface|of|the|column|,|which
h06-096-03 ok 190 26 360 1228 1542 152 passes|on|through|two|pairs|of
h06-096-04 ok 190 32 387 1396 1831 209 vibrating|rollers|which|embed|the|sand
h06-096-05 ok 189 27 379 1570 1711 194 firmly|in|the|surfaces|and|is|finally
h06-096-06 ok 189 27 361 1753 1573 189 cut|into|bricks|at|the|wire|cutting
h06-096-07 err 186 3 351 1944 232 94 table|.
h07-000-00 ok 151 20 338 753 1776 75 Of|over|7,000,000|square|feet|of|factory|space|built|by|the
h07-000-01 ok 151 10 353 939 1761 61 development|corporations|,|about|20|per|cent|represents
h07-000-02 ok 150 13 335 1099 1796 74 extensions|built|after|the|firms|had|become|established|.
h07-000-03 ok 151 16 349 1295 1770 68 It|is|the|policy|of|the|corporations|to|charge|full|rack-
h07-000-04 ok 146 16 348 1464 1812 80 rents|or|ground|rents|for|their|factories|or|industrial
h07-000-05 ok 144 19 345 1645 1884 79 sites|;|and|rents|vary|considerably|according|to|the|demand
h07-000-06 ok 147 6 362 1830 1011 70 for|factory|accommodation|.
h07-003-00 ok 149 13 351 758 1800 80 The|average|gross|return|on|established|industrial|estates
h07-003-01 ok 148 16 351 930 1875 80 ranges|from|7|to|9|per|cent|of|the|capital|expenditure|on|land|,
h07-003-02 ok 149 14 349 1114 1857 75 site|works|and|buildings|.|Manufacturing|industry|affords
h07-003-03 ok 148 11 354 1304 1725 61 employment|to|large|numbers|of|non-manual|as|well|as
h07-003-04 ok 144 12 343 1479 1872 76 manual|workers|.|An|analysis|made|by|Crawley|Development
h07-003-05 ok 144 20 345 1642 1906 82 Corporation|in|1958|,|after|collating|replies|from|fifty-eight
h07-003-06 ok 145 12 358 1828 1843 82 manufacturing|firms|employing|over|nine|thousand|staff|,
h07-003-07 ok 146 12 370 2022 1597 55 showed|that|5|per|cent|of|the|staff|were|classed|as
h07-003-08 ok 146 16 357 2192 1864 73 managerial|and|administrative|,|11|per|cent|as|technical
h07-003-09 ok 145 16 362 2360 1766 80 or|employed|in|research|and|19|per|cent|as|clerical|.
h07-007-00 ok 148 19 331 750 1809 83 There|is|no|reason|to|suppose|that|this|pattern|is|peculiar|to
h07-007-01 ok 148 15 342 928 1864 80 Crawley|.|The|development|corporations|have|aimed|at|a|varied
h07-007-02 ok 148 14 349 1113 1653 79 pattern|of|industry|,|offering|a|reasonable|choice|of
h07-007-03 ok 149 15 340 1292 1888 82 employer|as|well|as|choice|of|occupation|for|men|,|women|and
h07-007-04 ok 146 14 350 1475 1664 71 school-leavers|,|with|due|regard|to|the|industries
h07-007-05 ok 145 15 348 1647 1892 83 already|established|in|their|towns|.|Inevitably|engineering|,
h07-007-06 ok 148 14 341 1822 1768 83 including|the|motor|vehicle|and|aircraft|industries|,
h07-007-07 err 148 15 334 2011 1849 60 predominates|in|all|the|London|new|towns|since|these|are
h07-007-08 err 148 10 337 2187 1698 83 among|the|industries|which|have|expanded|most
h07-007-09 ok 147 12 337 2368 1741 75 during|the|last|ten|years|in|the|country|generally|.
h07-011-00 ok 149 12 346 750 1836 83 Of|those|at|present|employed|in|manufacturing|industry
h07-011-01 ok 151 15 352 928 1716 82 in|the|eight|London|new|towns|about|40|per|cent|are
h07-011-02 ok 149 12 350 1109 1963 93 employed|in|engineering|and|electrical|goods|manufacture|-
h07-011-03 ok 150 11 343 1286 1890 83 the|proportion|employed|in|both|these|groups|combined
h07-011-04 ok 147 19 346 1471 1871 83 varies|from|about|30|per|cent|in|Welwyn|to|85|per|cent|in
h07-011-05 ok 144 11 354 1651 1417 78 Stevenage|and|90|per|cent|in|Hatfield|.
h07-013-00 ok 147 33 344 723 1755 112 These|figures|are|much|higher|than|the|national
h07-013-01 ok 147 27 358 884 1735 147 averages|,|and|may|be|thought|to|indicate|a
h07-013-02 ok 147 29 342 1078 1767 106 lack|of|balance|in|some|of|the|towns|.|On|the|other
h07-013-03 err 147 35 337 1244 1816 126 hand|these|groups|offer|fairly|varied|opportunities|of
h07-013-04 ok 143 26 345 1427 1721 132 skilled|employment|and|are|highly|diversified
h07-013-05 ok 137 26 346 1610 1586 133 as|regards|products|,|markets|and|methods|of
h07-013-06 ok 143 26 346 1788 1836 130 manufacture|.|Consumer|goods|industries|such|as|the
h07-013-07 ok 143 35 342 1960 1840 134 manufacture|of|food|#|and|drink|,|tobacco|,|clothing
h07-013-08 err 144 22 342 2140 1818 125 and|footwear|are|under-represented|in|the|new
h07-013-09 ok 142 27 367 2303 1816 162 towns|generally|though|not|in|Basildon|and
h07-013-10 ok 140 6 411 2503 315 148 Welwyn|.
h07-017-00 ok 148 28 363 884 1670 139 The|following|table|indicates|the|size|of|the
h07-017-01 ok 146 30 359 1058 1731 158 firms|,|some|of|them|occupying|more|than
h07-017-02 ok 147 26 337 1253 1511 130 one|factory|,|introduced|or|sponsored|by
h07-017-03 ok 142 32 327 1407 1820 142 development|corporations|in|the|new|towns|:|The
h07-017-04 ok 138 22 339 1602 1650 127 overall|average|for|the|factories|sponsored|by
h07-017-05 ok 143 26 337 1776 1874 135 development|corporations|is|about|170|employees
h07-017-06 ok 144 26 334 1961 1776 130 per|firm|,|and|the|average|for|each|of|the|London
h07-017-07 ok 141 26 355 2138 1841 139 new|towns|is|roughly|the|same|except|at|Hatfield|,
h07-017-08 ok 142 26 327 2310 1819 141 where|it|is|much|lower|,|and|Stevenage|,|where|it
h07-017-09 err 143 10 378 2494 567 115 is|much|higher|.
h07-020-00 ok 148 39 352 701 1702 157 The|position|at|Stevenage|is|accounted|for|by
h07-020-01 err 148 36 321 887 1806 122 the|presence|of|one|firm|with|3,700|employees
h07-020-02 err 146 27 318 1064 1625 125 and|two|others|with|over|1,000|employees|.
h07-020-03 ok 148 35 320 1244 1807 119 About|32|per|cent|of|all|the|workers|employed
h07-020-04 ok 143 23 339 1432 1605 129 in|factories|sponsored|by|the|development
h07-020-05 ok 141 23 341 1595 1599 136 corporations|are|employed|by|the|eleven
h07-020-06 ok 146 30 329 1782 1721 135 largest|firms|and|about|23|per|cent|by|the|next
h07-020-07 ok 145 28 334 1961 1588 152 group|of|firms|employing|between|five
h07-020-08 ok 143 26 310 2139 1511 102 hundred|and|one|thousand|workers|.
h07-023-00 ok 147 35 343 708 1795 144 In|factories|sponsored|by|the|London|new|town
h07-023-01 ok 146 29 347 885 1711 124 development|corporations|the|proportion|of
h07-023-02 ok 147 36 342 1069 1770 131 female|employees|,|expressed|as|a|percentage
h07-023-03 ok 147 27 348 1243 1726 136 of|all|employees|,|varies|from|23|per|cent|in
h07-023-04 ok 145 35 364 1425 1650 137 Welwyn|Garden|City|and|24|per|cent|in
h07-023-05 ok 140 29 330 1609 1499 118 Hemel|Hempstead|to|35|per|cent|in
h07-023-06 ok 143 30 342 1779 1622 126 Basildon|and|55|per|cent|in|Hatfield
h07-023-07 ok 146 27 365 1949 1649 136 with|an|average|of|about|30|per|cent
h07-023-08 ok 141 33 368 2136 1781 154 -|rather|less|than|in|the|country|as|a|whole|.
h07-025-00 ok 181 18 432 693 1596 124 The|figures|for|Corby|and|Peterlee
h07-025-01 ok 180 19 461 872 1474 120 (|where|the|prime|need|so|far|has
h07-025-02 ok 180 19 448 1044 1573 133 been|to|provide|employment|for
h07-025-03 ok 181 21 440 1234 1726 137 women|and|girls|)|are|82|per|cent
h07-025-04 ok 181 21 462 1413 1504 147 and|74|per|cent|respectively|.
h07-025-05 ok 178 32 469 1599 1709 104 Shopping|provision|in|the|new|towns
h07-025-06 ok 176 17 478 1777 1621 122 has|generally|been|based|on|an
h07-025-07 ok 179 21 526 1947 1605 119 estimated|need|of|about|eight
h07-025-08 ok 178 25 484 2131 1642 116 shops|for|every|thousand|people|,
h07-025-09 ok 177 28 497 2303 1654 123 this|being|considered|sufficient
h07-025-10 ok 177 21 497 2498 1533 114 to|allow|for|shoppers|coming
h07-025a-00 ok 150 23 370 694 1637 159 The|figures|for|Corby|and|Peterlee|(|where|the
h07-025a-01 ok 142 24 332 892 1849 119 prime|need|so|far|has|been|to|provide|employment
h07-025a-02 ok 148 16 345 1052 1679 147 for|women|and|girls|)|are|82|per|cent|and
h07-025a-03 ok 150 29 340 1253 1786 121 74|per|cent|respectively|.|Shopping|provision|in
h07-025a-04 ok 144 20 356 1434 1647 129 the|new|towns|has|generally|been|based|on|an
h07-025a-05 ok 136 35 347 1603 1729 124 estimated|need|of|#|about|eight|shops
h07-025a-06 ok 147 26 360 1779 1546 135 for|every|thousand|people|,|this|being
h07-025a-07 ok 148 34 349 1948 1680 148 considered|sufficient|to|allow|for|shoppers
h07-025a-08 ok 146 18 375 2124 1654 171 coming|into|the|town|from|surrounding
h07-025a-09 ok 137 4 376 2358 230 52 areas|.
h07-028-00 ok 183 26 439 680 1526 103 Distribution|over|the|town|as
h07-028-01 ok 182 20 448 891 1479 116 a|whole|varies|,|the|smaller
h07-028-02 ok 181 22 472 1074 1606 110 towns|tending|to|rely|mainly
h07-028-03 ok 182 20 464 1249 1403 83 on|the|town|centres|with|a
h07-028-04 ok 180 22 448 1409 1339 126 few|"|pantry|"|shops|in|the
h07-028-05 ok 177 18 470 1606 1531 114 neighbourhoods|and|the|larger
h07-028-06 ok 178 23 479 1796 1513 102 ones|providing|neighbourhood
h07-028-07 ok 178 20 487 1972 1560 103 centres|of|up|to|thirty|or|more
h07-028-08 ok 180 16 466 2139 1258 119 shops|at|the|heart|of|the
h07-028-09 ok 175 19 480 2318 1548 108 residential|areas|,|as|well|as
h07-028-10 ok 176 25 463 2509 1632 103 small|sub-centres|in|outlying
h07-028a-00 ok 154 24 345 625 1634 86 Distribution|over|the|town|as|a|whole
h07-028a-01 ok 153 31 336 737 1724 104 varies|,|the|smaller|towns|tending|to|rely
h07-028a-02 ok 152 24 327 854 1737 92 mainly|on|the|town|centres|with|a|few
h07-028a-03 ok 152 29 353 1083 1745 109 "|pantry|"|shops|in|the|neighbourhoods|and
h07-028a-04 ok 153 30 367 1254 1756 118 the|larger|ones|providing|neighbourhood
h07-028a-05 ok 149 26 380 1443 1756 124 centres|of|up|to|thirty|or|more|shops
h07-028a-06 ok 145 26 397 1614 1656 102 at|the|heart|of|the|residential|areas|,
h07-028a-07 ok 149 25 395 1808 1514 77 as|well|as|small|sub-centres|in
h07-028a-08 ok 149 16 399 1980 774 100 outlying|districts|.
h07-030-00 ok 182 22 414 873 1589 110 Some|development|corporations
h07-030-01 ok 182 22 442 1070 1514 110 have|sought|to|attract|private
h07-030-02 ok 181 26 469 1243 1533 112 investors|by|leasing|part|of|the
h07-030-03 ok 177 20 452 1425 1332 113 shopping|area|to|companies
h07-030-04 ok 173 23 481 1616 1327 96 experienced|in|commercial
h07-030-05 ok 176 16 488 1791 1807 101 development|who|have|undertaken
h07-030-06 ok 179 22 475 1958 1521 123 the|building|and|letting|of|the
h07-030-07 ok 176 27 441 2149 1828 112 shops|.|But|corporations|have|generally
h07-030-08 ok 175 28 463 2317 1778 119 found|it|more|satisfactory|to|build
h07-030-09 ok 176 23 484 2494 1543 124 themselves|,|leasing|the|shops
h07-030a-00 ok 152 22 354 732 1707 96 Some|development|corporations|have|sought
h07-030a-01 ok 153 31 374 896 1795 121 to|attract|private|investors|by|leasing|part
h07-030a-02 ok 154 33 369 1087 1829 113 of|the|shopping|area|to|companies|experienced
h07-030a-03 ok 149 24 363 1261 1780 96 in|commercial|development|who|have|#
h07-030a-04 ok 148 26 352 1443 1720 106 undertaken|the|building|and|letting|of|the
h07-030a-05 ok 146 29 364 1620 1827 101 shops|.|But|corporations|have|generally|found|it
h07-030a-06 ok 150 29 350 1793 1799 121 more|satisfactory|to|build|themselves|,|leasing|the
h07-030a-07 ok 150 27 364 1972 1734 107 shops|to|traders|,|with|breaks|in|the|lease|to
h07-030a-08 ok 147 28 360 2156 1800 87 enable|rents|to|be|increased|in|scale|with
h07-030a-09 ok 148 19 366 2339 1437 122 the|rising|prosperity|of|the|town|.
h07-033-00 ok 182 24 448 888 1484 116 This|control|over|lettings|also
h07-033-01 ok 180 25 436 1074 1748 78 secures|a|balanced|distribution
h07-033-02 ok 180 23 461 1248 1642 114 of|the|type|of|shop|,|to|meet|the
h07-033-03 ok 178 25 477 1432 1589 107 convenience|of|shoppers|,|and|a
h07-033-04 ok 176 22 474 1613 1508 139 reasonable|degree|of|economic
h07-033-05 ok 175 35 483 1789 1784 105 security|for|the|individual|shopkeeper|.
h07-033-06 ok 177 28 488 1970 1587 102 Timing|has|proved|an|important
h07-033-07 ok 179 31 501 2130 1677 126 factor|in|the|success|of|the|shops|.
h07-033-08 ok 176 20 518 2327 1508 112 To|many|at|the|start|may|not
h07-033-09 ok 176 25 503 2502 1599 105 provide|a|living|for|the|traders
h07-033a-00 ok 154 28 364 723 1539 95 This|control|over|lettings|also|secures|a
h07-033a-01 ok 153 24 342 902 1723 110 balanced|distribution|of|the|type|of|shop|,|to
h07-033a-02 ok 153 26 347 1091 1880 86 meet|the|convenience|of|shoppers|,|and|a|reasonable
h07-033a-03 ok 153 20 352 1264 1783 102 degree|of|economic|security|#|for
h07-033a-04 ok 151 34 363 1438 1807 108 the|individual|shopkeeper|.|Timing|has|proved|an
h07-033a-05 ok 147 32 350 1620 1816 107 important|factor|in|the|success|of|the|shops|.|Too
h07-033a-06 ok 151 29 346 1801 1765 108 many|at|the|start|may|not|provide|a|living
h07-033a-07 ok 149 26 328 1975 1765 100 for|the|traders|,|but|too|few|may|result|in
h07-033a-08 ok 149 27 354 2155 1835 98 failure|to|attract|custom|and|the|habit|of
h07-033a-09 ok 149 26 347 2337 1766 90 dependence|on|mobile|shops|,|essential|in|the
h07-033a-10 ok 153 31 341 2517 1726 103 early|stages|,|may|be|slow|to|break|if|carried
h07-037-00 ok 180 23 430 707 1763 111 The|establishment|of|open|markets
h07-037-01 ok 180 21 448 895 1616 99 in|the|town|centres|has|helped|to
h07-037-02 ok 180 26 477 1075 1676 108 bring|custom|to|the|shops|and|the
h07-037-03 ok 181 20 488 1253 1374 113 initial|fears|of|some|of|the
h07-037-04 ok 178 20 494 1436 1446 102 shopkeepers|that|their|trade
h07-037-05 ok 174 20 511 1610 1601 115 would|suffer|have|proved|un-
h07-037-06 ok 176 23 495 1783 1643 109 founded|.|Shopping|on|two|levels
h07-037-07 err 177 20 506 1968 1681 85 has|been|introduced|in|a|number
h07-037-08 ok 177 15 497 2147 1453 118 of|towns|and|has|added|to
h07-037-09 ok 173 23 499 2320 1656 113 the|interest|of|the|town|centre
h07-037a-00 ok 152 23 368 718 1662 113 The|establishment|of|open|markets|in|the
h07-037a-01 ok 152 23 371 899 1710 100 town|centres|has|helped|to|bring|custom
h07-037a-02 ok 151 26 361 1080 1701 104 to|the|shops|and|the|initial|fears|of|some
h07-037a-03 ok 150 23 358 1264 1673 94 of|the|shopkeepers|that|their|trade|would
h07-037a-04 ok 147 21 365 1433 1649 109 suffer|have|proved|unfounded|.|Shopping|on
h07-037a-05 ok 143 20 390 1608 1804 93 two|levels|has|been|introduced|in|a|number
h07-037a-06 ok 149 22 390 1801 1766 115 of|towns|and|has|added|to|the|interest|of|the
h07-037a-07 ok 146 7 395 1980 549 70 town|centre|.
h07-040-00 ok 185 33 394 694 1789 117 All|types|of|trader|have|been|encouraged|,
h07-040-01 ok 186 27 364 882 1714 109 from|the|large|departmental|store|to|the
h07-040-02 err 188 35 376 1075 1737 89 small|shoe-mender|,|with|banks|specially
h07-040-03 ok 186 27 381 1250 1739 80 sited|on|corners|or|in|separate|courts
h07-040-04 ok 184 33 387 1414 1836 131 to|avoid|breaking|into|the|shopping|frontage|.
h07-040-05 ok 180 33 383 1599 1888 102 As|in|the|case|of|factories|and|industrial
h07-040-06 ok 183 33 356 1790 1766 93 sites|,|the|corporations'|policy|has|been
h07-040-07 ok 182 24 376 1960 1721 119 to|charge|full|commercial|rents|for
h07-040-08 ok 183 31 385 2138 1608 105 their|shops|and|shopping|sites|.|The
h07-040-09 ok 178 25 383 2321 1780 110 cost|of|town|centre|development|has
h07-040-10 ok 180 32 402 2491 1763 111 been|very|high|in|some|cases|with|...
h07-040b-00 ok 154 17 368 714 1706 117 All|types|of|trader|have|been|encouraged|,
h07-040b-01 ok 150 13 372 892 1630 102 from|the|large|departmental|store|to|#
h07-040b-02 ok 151 31 351 1067 1683 93 the|small|shoe-mender|,|with|banks|specially
h07-040b-03 ok 151 27 362 1247 1711 95 sited|on|corners|or|in|separate|courts|to|avoid
h07-040b-04 ok 150 35 366 1417 1698 118 breaking|into|the|shopping|frontage|.|As|in|the
h07-040b-05 ok 145 33 358 1613 1602 96 case|of|factories|and|industrial|sites|,|the
h07-040b-06 err 149 29 359 1783 1878 123 corporations'|policy|has|been|to|charge|full|commercial
h07-040b-07 ok 150 34 371 1952 1769 111 rents|for|their|shops|and|shopping|sites|.|The
h07-040b-08 ok 148 24 365 2140 1818 113 cost|of|town|centre|development|has|been|very
h07-040b-09 ok 149 28 369 2318 1824 115 high|in|some|cases|with|large|paved|areas
h07-040b-10 ok 149 34 370 2499 1897 102 and|pleasant|amenities|and|decorative|features|.
h07-044a-00 ok 188 27 381 602 1759 104 The|gross|return|on|capital|expendi-
h07-044a-01 ok 186 30 378 781 1758 107 ture|on|town|and|neighbourhood|shopping
h07-044a-02 ok 189 24 385 961 1666 112 centres|ranges|from|6|to|13|per|cent.
h07-044a-03 ok 187 31 386 1137 1769 93 It|is|to|their|successful|industries|and
h07-044a-04 ok 187 26 387 1316 1525 93 commercial|development|that|the
h07-044a-05 ok 182 30 377 1512 1718 96 corporations|must|look|to|recoup|the
h07-044a-06 ok 182 25 379 1680 1678 109 high|costs|of|main|sewerage|and
h07-044a-07 ok 184 30 396 1853 1803 117 drainage|,|main|roads|and|other|special
h07-044a-08 ok 183 18 412 2036 1194 100 development|expenditure|.
h07-051b-00 ok 187 28 364 706 1757 89 These|services|develop|at|their|own|pace
h07-051b-01 ok 186 20 358 883 1664 89 in|response|to|local|demand|,|however|,
h07-051b-02 ok 185 34 356 1052 1814 85 and|little|can|be|done|to|stimulate|them|.
h07-051b-03 ok 187 34 359 1241 1654 107 In|practice|it|has|not|proved|possible
h07-051b-04 ok 183 24 359 1423 1667 114 as|yet|to|attract|"|head|offices|and
h07-051b-05 ok 178 32 374 1600 1795 85 administrative|and|research|establishments
h07-051b-06 ok 183 33 364 1776 1819 111 including|sections|of|government|depart-
h07-051b-07 ok 181 28 363 1946 1662 115 ments|and|other|public|offices|"|on|the
h07-051b-08 ok 182 31 386 2142 1795 81 scale|needed|"|to|establish|the|character
h07-051b-09 ok 178 22 397 2324 1643 94 of|the|town|from|the|outset|as|one
h07-051b-10 ok 180 30 397 2493 1635 109 of|diverse|and|balanced|social|...
h07-054a-00 ok 172 35 367 628 1661 144 Except|at|Hemel|Hempstead|,|large|office
h07-054a-01 ok 168 38 364 836 1658 114 organisations|have|until|quite|recently|shown
h07-054a-02 ok 166 40 369 1008 1780 118 little|interest|in|the|new|towns|,|probably|because|of
h07-054a-03 err 169 37 393 1198 1627 115 the|difficulty|in|the|early|years|in|recruiting
h07-054a-04 ok 168 33 383 1360 1797 133 suitable|staff|,|especially|junior|staff|,|locally|.
h07-054a-05 err 165 30 399 1552 1759 128 There|is|evidence|of|greater|interest|today|,
h07-054a-06 ok 163 29 401 1718 1718 129 with|nearly|half|a|million|square|feet|of
h07-054a-07 ok 166 30 410 1910 1653 134 office|space|under|construction|-|almost|as
h07-054a-08 ok 164 28 410 2090 1718 114 much|as|the|total|area|so|far|completed|.
h07-057a-00 ok 167 39 368 682 1810 109 This|interest|is|likely|to|grow|as|employers|become
h07-057a-01 ok 167 38 375 855 1790 112 aware|of|the|advantages|of|setting|up|offices|in|towns
h07-057a-02 ok 167 34 372 1033 1796 116 with|a|young|and|growing|population|and|excellent
h07-057a-03 ok 168 28 370 1204 1786 107 schools|and|technical|colleges|.|Towards|the|end|of
h07-057a-04 ok 166 27 351 1380 1837 131 the|year|the|Minister|wrote|personally|to|some|two
h07-057a-05 ok 162 35 368 1564 1799 127 hundred|chairmen|of|companies|with|large|offices
h07-057a-06 ok 162 32 358 1733 1706 127 in|central|London|,|drawing|their|attention|to|the
h07-057a-07 ok 166 26 371 1903 1515 149 opportunities|offered|by|the|new|towns|.
h07-060a-00 ok 166 27 351 683 1588 116 The|development|corporations|have|provided|office
h07-060a-01 ok 166 39 364 846 1716 106 accommodation|(|in|addition|to|that|included|in|factory
h07-060a-02 ok 167 32 359 1022 1776 111 premises|)|in|the|form|of|buildings|specially|designed|to|meet
h07-060a-03 ok 166 33 364 1208 1704 115 the|needs|of|particular|organisations|,|and|have|also
h07-060a-04 ok 165 31 358 1389 1609 114 erected|some|buildings|as|a|speculative|venture|.
h07-060a-05 ok 163 41 349 1572 1792 105 Despite|some|misgivings|,|these|have|readily|let|on|satis-
h07-060a-06 err 165 38 360 1745 1729 106 factory|terms|,|including|in|many|cases|a|break|clause|in
h07-060a-07 ok 164 31 369 1933 1805 111 the|lease|allowing|for|a|future|increase|in|rent|to|reflect
h07-060a-08 err 165 15 372 2115 916 116 rising|values|in|the|town|.
h07-060b-00 ok 163 28 322 702 1716 151 The|development|corporations|have|provided|office
h07-060b-01 err 161 30 336 889 1608 99 accommodation|(|in|addition|to|that|included|in
h07-060b-02 ok 161 33 339 1070 1740 139 factory|premises|)|in|the|form|of|buildings|specially
h07-060b-03 ok 162 26 345 1247 1814 156 designed|to|meet|the|needs|of|particular|organisations|,
h07-060b-04 ok 161 22 347 1431 1582 134 and|have|also|erected|some|buildings|as|a
h07-060b-05 ok 158 32 349 1610 1775 146 speculative|venture|.|Despite|some|misgivings|,|these
h07-060b-06 err 159 34 381 1782 1764 142 have|readily|let|on|satisfactory|terms|,|including
h07-060b-07 ok 159 24 370 1957 1835 163 in|many|cases|a|break|clause|in|the|lease|allowing
h07-060b-08 ok 159 25 382 2144 1681 126 for|a|future|increase|in|rent|to|reflect|rising
h07-060b-09 ok 156 13 373 2327 765 96 values|in|the|town|.
h07-063a-00 ok 168 32 372 847 1726 107 More|modest|premises|are|provided|on|the|upper|floors|over
h07-063a-01 ok 166 32 361 1025 1653 112 shops|in|some|of|the|town|centres|for|the|small|type|of
h07-063a-02 err 165 33 355 1214 1788 115 office|organisation|.|Government|departments|with|branches
h07-063a-03 ok 164 40 364 1377 1848 103 established|or|about|to|be|established|in|the|new|towns|include
h07-063a-04 ok 164 47 366 1578 1815 114 Her|Majesty's|Stationery|Office|at|Basildon|,|the|Meteorological
h07-063a-05 ok 164 36 364 1742 1827 120 Office|at|Bracknell|,|the|Admiralty|(|who|have|a|research|labora-
h07-063a-06 ok 164 36 378 1923 1736 118 tory|at|Harlow|)|,|the|General|Post|Office|and|the|Ministry|of
h07-063a-07 ok 162 26 374 2090 1788 116 Transport|at|Hemel|Hempstead|and|the|Department|of|Scien-
h07-063a-08 ok 162 23 388 2291 1566 120 tific|and|Industrial|Research|at|Stevenage|.
h07-063b-00 ok 164 28 347 884 1628 144 More|modest|premises|are|provided|on|the|upper
h07-063b-01 ok 163 28 349 1063 1829 139 floors|over|shops|in|some|of|the|town|centres|for
h07-063b-02 ok 164 28 348 1250 1762 166 the|small|type|of|office|organisation|.|Government
h07-063b-03 ok 160 32 348 1436 1681 132 departments|with|branches|established|or|about
h07-063b-04 ok 155 27 347 1604 1658 106 to|be|established|in|the|new|towns|include|Her
h07-063b-05 ok 160 29 354 1794 1568 131 Majesty's|Stationery|Office|at|Basildon|,|the
h07-063b-06 ok 160 36 364 1944 1744 173 Meteorological|Office|at|Bracknell|,|the|Admiralty
h07-063b-07 ok 159 30 362 2145 1710 121 (|who|have|a|research|laboratory|at|Harlow|)|,|the
h07-063b-08 ok 157 28 343 2321 1789 146 General|Post|Office|and|the|Ministry|of|Transport
h07-063b-09 ok 159 24 345 2497 1774 136 at|Hemel|Hempstead|and|the|Department|of
h07-066a-00 ok 169 45 347 676 1834 128 Local|offices|of|the|Ministry|of|Labour|,|Ministry|of|National
h07-066a-01 ok 166 38 344 877 1787 91 Insurance|and|Inland|Revenue|are|of|course|established|or
h07-066a-02 ok 169 38 323 1046 1791 108 proposed|in|all|the|towns|.|Because|of|the|abnormal|age|structure
h07-066a-03 ok 168 30 342 1227 1841 129 of|the|new|town|populations|the|number|of|children|reaching
h07-066a-04 ok 169 26 343 1402 1709 130 school-leaving|age|,|expressed|as|a|percentage|of|the
h07-066a-05 ok 164 32 370 1580 1549 110 total|population|,|has|been|and|still|is|below|the
h07-066a-06 ok 166 13 349 1764 638 106 national|average|.
h07-066b-00 ok 165 35 366 711 1689 136 Local|offices|of|the|Ministry|of|Labour|,|Ministry|of
h07-066b-01 ok 164 39 353 890 1849 114 National|Insurance|and|Inland|Revenue|are|of|course
h07-066b-02 ok 164 29 358 1073 1769 130 established|or|proposed|in|all|the|towns|.|Because
h07-066b-03 ok 164 25 357 1257 1680 120 of|the|abnormal|age|structure|of|the|new|town
h07-066b-04 ok 162 30 339 1427 1478 156 populations|the|number|of|children|reaching
h07-066b-05 ok 158 30 363 1611 1818 144 school-leaving|age|,|expressed|as|a|percentage|of|the
h07-066b-06 ok 160 30 375 1782 1685 138 total|population|,|has|been|and|still|is|below|the
h07-066b-07 ok 160 14 386 1981 621 116 national|average|.
h07-069-00 ok 169 31 378 677 1620 91 But|whereas|the|national|annual|average|will
h07-069-01 ok 173 26 386 861 1652 83 settle|down|at|something|like|1.4|per
h07-069-02 ok 171 26 389 1039 1626 91 cent|after|the|"|bulge|"|has|passed|,|in|the
h07-069-03 ok 172 24 394 1217 1675 91 new|towns|the|percentage|will|generally|go
h07-069-04 ok 173 32 394 1397 1735 108 on|rising|(|in|some|towns|into|the|middle
h07-069-05 ok 164 32 376 1570 1803 92 seventies|)|reaching|levels|of|perhaps|2.3|per
h07-069-06 err 169 25 392 1760 1741 104 cent|in|some|towns|before|it|begins|to
h07-069-07 ok 168 5 419 1946 311 64 decline|.
h07-069a-00 ok 163 31 315 708 1810 139 But|whereas|the|national|annual|average|will|settle
h07-069a-01 ok 163 28 334 873 1679 154 down|at|something|like|1.4|per|cent|after|the
h07-069a-02 ok 163 31 338 1055 1857 152 "|bulge|"|has|passed|,|in|the|new|towns|the|percentage
h07-069a-03 err 163 34 340 1242 1777 162 will|generally|go|on|rising|(|in|some|towns|into|the
h07-069a-04 err 160 36 354 1416 1720 147 middle|seventies|)|reaching|levels|of|perhaps|2.3
h07-069a-05 err 155 23 308 1598 1828 151 per|cent|in|some|towns|before|it|begins|to|decline|.
h07-071-00 err 172 28 355 846 1743 124 During|this|period|,|when|large|numbers|of|school-
h07-071-01 ok 169 28 396 1024 1651 97 leavers|will|be|looking|for|jobs|,|there
h07-071-02 ok 171 32 403 1205 1747 95 will|be|relatively|few|retirements|.|For|the|most
h07-071-03 ok 171 19 427 1383 1681 93 part|therefore|local|employment|can
h07-071-04 ok 167 32 345 1548 1730 119 be|provided|only|by|the|expansion|of|existing
h07-071-05 ok 169 35 372 1736 1814 117 industry|and|the|introduction|of|new|factories|,
h07-071-06 ok 169 32 361 1914 1778 96 laboratories|and|offices|,|and|the|expected|but
h07-071-07 ok 169 32 334 2095 1844 92 not|easily|stimulated|development|of|the|service
h07-071-08 ok 166 34 355 2279 1684 111 industries|.|Schemes|for|training|young|people|in
h07-071-09 ok 167 38 378 2453 1836 107 industry|and|commerce|will|be|particularly|important|in
h07-071a-00 ok 165 29 330 705 1713 153 During|this|period|,|when|large|numbers|of|school-
h07-071a-01 ok 163 27 358 886 1536 163 leavers|will|be|looking|for|jobs|,|there|will|be
h07-071a-02 ok 163 27 358 1067 1806 128 relatively|few|retirements|.|For|the|most|part|therefore
h07-071a-03 ok 166 27 370 1242 1712 141 local|employment|can|be|provided|only|by|the
h07-071a-04 ok 162 37 359 1426 1849 159 expansion|of|existing|industry|and|the|introduction
h07-071a-05 ok 158 29 378 1600 1688 134 of|new|factories|,|laboratories|and|offices|,|and
h07-071a-06 ok 160 34 357 1791 1877 126 the|expected|but|not|easily|stimulated|development
h07-071a-07 ok 162 31 378 1966 1691 140 of|the|service|industries|.|Schemes|for|training
h07-071a-08 ok 161 27 377 2137 1738 175 young|people|in|industry|and|commerce|will
h07-071a-09 ok 161 31 375 2319 1703 151 be|particularly|important|in|the|new|towns|.
h07-075-00 ok 170 42 348 669 1828 103 As|the|Reith|Committee|foresaw|,|"|perfect|synchronisation
h07-075-01 ok 171 30 363 850 1658 107 of|the|movement|of|employing|firms|with|the
h07-075-02 err 170 32 360 1034 1830 98 movement|of|employed|people|is|not|practicable|"|.
h07-075-03 ok 172 26 356 1220 1713 94 For|short|periods|over|the|years|some|of|the
h07-075-04 ok 167 21 342 1399 1769 97 London|new|town|corporations|have|been|able|to
h07-075-05 ok 163 22 363 1571 1591 105 offer|a|house|or|a|flat|at|once|to|anyone
h07-075-06 ok 168 25 371 1759 1662 100 eligible|for|one|,|but|in|the|main|house
h07-075-07 ok 168 29 364 1915 1680 128 building|has|lagged|behind|the|demand|.
h07-075a-00 ok 134 30 182 668 2156 153 As|the|Reith|Committee|foresaw|,|"|perfect|synchro-
h07-075a-01 ok 137 33 182 858 2097 149 nisation|of|the|movement|of|employing|firms|with|the
h07-075a-02 err 139 22 182 1019 1847 180 movement|of|employed|people|is|not|practicable|"|.
h07-075a-03 err 140 22 182 1203 2020 146 For|short|periods|over|the|years|some|of|the|London
h07-075a-04 err 137 23 182 1379 2151 158 new|town|corporations|have|been|able|to|offer|a|house
h07-075a-05 err 134 22 182 1567 2079 159 or|a|flat|at|once|to|anyone|#|eligible|for|one|,
h07-075a-06 err 136 17 182 1759 1624 136 but|in|the|main|house|building|has|lagged
h07-075a-07 ok 138 10 150 1949 955 98 behind|the|demand|.
h07-078-00 ok 170 27 342 676 1653 90 At|the|present|time|in|most|of|the|towns
h07-078-01 ok 172 26 347 855 1652 126 the|waiting|period|has|tended|to|grow|,|partly
h07-078-02 ok 172 25 344 1049 1662 106 because|the|buoyancy|of|industry|generates
h07-078-03 ok 174 30 353 1217 1547 106 increasing|demands|,|partly|because|in
h07-078-04 ok 167 23 344 1400 1539 100 recent|years|the|pressure|on|the|building
h07-078-05 ok 162 28 361 1571 1597 109 industry|,|the|shortage|of|bricks|and|other
h07-078-06 ok 167 30 345 1751 1758 100 materials|,|and|the|shortage|of|skilled|labour|,
h07-078-07 ok 168 28 370 1935 1749 94 especially|in|the|finishing|trades|,|has|made
h07-078-08 ok 167 28 364 2118 1646 93 it|difficult|for|corporations|to|achieve
h07-078-09 ok 163 13 355 2301 936 88 their|full|programme|.
h07-078a-00 err 142 31 182 678 2060 155 At|the|present|time|in|most|of|the|towns|the|waiting
h07-078a-01 err 142 21 182 842 1719 172 period|has|tended|to|grow|,|partly|because
h07-078a-02 err 141 27 182 1024 2145 172 the|#|buoyancy|of|industry|generates|increasing
h07-078a-03 err 142 24 182 1212 2032 165 demands|,|partly|because|in|recent|years|the|pressure
h07-078a-04 err 140 28 182 1385 1889 170 on|the|building|industry|,|the|shortage|of|bricks
h07-078a-05 err 135 18 182 1557 1685 154 and|other|materials|,|and|the|shortage|of
h07-078a-06 err 139 30 182 1743 2109 162 skilled|labour|,|especially|in|the|finishing|trades|,
h07-078a-07 ok 140 26 192 1906 2023 182 has|made|it|difficult|for|corporations|to|achieve
h07-078a-08 ok 136 11 193 2117 855 146 their|full|programme|.
h07-080-00 ok 171 25 344 839 1722 110 It|is|believed|that|about|60|per|cent|of|the
h07-080-01 ok 168 24 333 1038 1624 106 employees|of|London|firms|transferring|their
h07-080-02 ok 170 28 332 1207 1825 98 business|to|the|new|towns|moved|with|them|and
h07-080-03 ok 167 27 348 1378 1800 104 were|thus|eligible|to|rent|a|corporation|house|.
h07-080-04 ok 160 24 326 1564 1770 110 Additional|workers|are|recruited|through|the
h07-080-05 ok 166 26 324 1745 1756 100 industrial|selection|scheme|by|arrangement
h07-080-06 ok 166 30 336 1921 1741 99 with|the|Ministry|of|Labour|.|This|scheme|is
h07-080-07 ok 167 22 337 2110 1629 104 designed|to|ensure|that|vacancies|in|the
h07-080-08 ok 164 22 337 2282 1632 89 London|new|towns|which|cannot|be|filled
h07-080-09 ok 165 26 355 2459 1736 123 locally|are|filled|as|far|as|possible|from|people
h07-080a-00 err 140 22 102 820 2081 142 It|is|believed|that|about|60|per|cent|of|the|employees
h07-080a-01 err 139 28 102 1013 2221 169 of|London|firms|transferring|their|business|to|the|#|new|towns
h07-080a-02 err 138 18 182 1197 1819 153 moved|with|them|and|were|thus|eligible|to|rent|#
h07-080a-03 err 140 29 102 1388 2177 143 a|corporation|house|.|Additional|workers|are|recruited|through
h07-080a-04 err 138 25 102 1566 2026 153 the|industrial|selection|scheme|by|arrangement|with
h07-080a-05 err 141 35 116 1745 2233 168 the|#|Ministry|of|Labour|.|This|scheme|is|designed
h07-080a-06 err 142 25 102 1923 1977 131 to|ensure|that|vacancies|in|the|London|new|towns
h07-080a-07 ok 143 27 102 2091 2159 160 which|cannot|be|filled|locally|are|filled|as|far|as
h07-080a-08 err 138 30 182 2282 2083 157 possible|from|people|on|London|housing|lists|,|who|thus
h07-080a-09 ok 137 30 102 2459 2018 120 become|entitled|to|rent|a|house|in|the|new|town|.
h07-084-00 err 143 28 102 668 2125 173 Londoners|not|in|housing|need|,|#|but|whose|departure
h07-084-01 err 144 24 182 852 2026 155 from|London|may|be|assumed|to|release|accommodation
h07-084-02 err 144 32 182 1010 2152 170 there|,|are|recruited|for|jobs|which|cannot|be|filled|through
h07-084-03 ok 144 34 109 1207 2252 138 the|industrial|#|selection|scheme|,|and|only|as|a|last
h07-084-04 err 144 25 182 1377 2252 168 resort|are|people|from|outside|London|allotted|new|town
h07-084-05 err 139 23 182 1560 1967 149 houses|.|As|a|result|,|almost|80|per|cent|of|the|#
h07-084-06 err 141 23 182 1741 2039 159 houses|let|by|the|development|#|corporations|in|the
h07-084-07 err 143 20 182 1921 1940 149 London|new|towns|have|gone|to|Londoners|,|about
h07-084-08 err 143 18 182 2105 1869 143 half|of|whom|are|known|to|have|been|on|local
h07-084-09 err 140 20 182 2280 781 176 authority|housing|lists|.
h07-087-00 ok 136 35 368 573 1604 82 Tables|C|,|D|and|E|of|Appendix|16|give|details|of
h07-087-01 ok 135 39 373 747 1644 89 factories|,|shops|and|offices|completed|and|under
h07-087-02 ok 136 25 386 932 1172 67 construction|at|the|end|of|the|year|.
j01-042-00 ok 178 35 402 778 1645 91 Unless|it|is|known|at|what|oxygen|potential|a|given
j01-042-01 ok 177 34 395 955 1668 55 material|in|the|sodium|coolant|circuit|will|start|to
j01-042-02 ok 179 22 392 1139 1588 78 oxidise|the|cell|can|only|be|used|as|has|been
j01-042-03 ok 179 29 380 1313 1714 89 suggested|above|,|as|an|oxygen|concentration|monitor|.
j01-042-04 err 175 33 395 1488 1763 87 However|,|if|a|material|oxidizes|in|sodium|at|a|given
j01-042-05 ok 176 28 404 1670 1813 89 oxygen|potential|the|reference|electrode|could|be|held
j01-042-06 ok 176 38 404 1846 1867 97 at|that|potential|and|oxidizing|or|reducing|conditions
j01-042-07 ok 179 31 404 2029 1793 72 in|the|coolant|circuit|for|that|material|would|be
j01-042-08 err 175 32 421 2209 1756 91 indicated|by|a|negative|or|positive|potential|at|the
j01-042-09 err 172 9 397 2379 548 87 reference|electrode|.
j01-045-00 ok 170 35 412 764 1671 93 Thus|for|the|specific|case|of|niobium|in|a|sodium
j01-045-01 ok 171 33 415 951 1645 74 circuit|a|corrosion|indicator|could|be|a|reference
j01-045-02 ok 173 32 414 1128 1638 91 electrode|of|sodium|saturated|and|equilibrated
j01-045-03 ok 173 25 414 1302 1664 103 with|niobium|separated|from|the|coolant|by|a
j01-045-04 ok 171 30 414 1473 1716 110 solid|anionic|electrolyte|.|A|negative|voltage|from
j01-045-05 err 169 28 419 1662 1560 99 the|reference|electrode|would|mean|oxidizing
j01-045-06 ok 170 35 421 1838 1728 97 conditions|for|niobium|and|positive|voltage|,|non-
j01-045-07 ok 174 39 420 2018 1718 103 oxidizing|conditions|.|The|practical|application|of
j01-045-08 ok 169 33 417 2196 1853 95 the|above|idea|will|involve|considerable|experimenta-
j01-045-09 ok 170 19 415 2374 1124 85 tion|before|it|can|be|realised|.
j01-049-00 ok 191 29 343 575 1491 112 The|first|requirement|is|for|an|anionic
j01-049-01 ok 192 23 359 747 1651 112 electrolyte|,|which|can|be|fabricated|into
j01-049-02 ok 195 31 352 925 1706 121 suitable|shapes|impervious|to|gases|and
j01-049-03 ok 194 21 346 1103 1423 117 liquid|sodium|and|which|is|neither
j01-049-04 ok 191 23 355 1298 1472 105 corroded|by|sodium|nor|by|sodium
j01-049-05 ok 188 33 336 1460 1773 135 monoxide|.|Possible|materials|are|zirconia
j01-049-06 ok 185 30 346 1640 1670 103 stabilised|with|lime|and|thoria|doped
j01-049-07 ok 186 15 351 1833 947 88 with|rare|earth|oxides|.
j01-059-00 ok 188 27 331 723 1744 70 Provided|the|temperatures|at|C|and|E|are
j01-059-01 ok 187 32 334 830 1752 68 the|same|,|thermoelectric|contributions|to|the
j01-059-02 ok 189 25 339 936 1787 75 voltage|should|be|zero|.|The|probe|extends
j01-059-03 ok 189 22 340 1042 1710 67 out|of|the|sodium|stream|through|a|close
j01-059-04 ok 190 30 334 1151 1746 76 fitting|thin|walled|T-Junction|F|and|passes
j01-059-05 ok 189 34 342 1256 1803 83 into|the|open|via|a|water-cooled|O|ring|seal|G|.
j01-059-06 ok 189 30 346 1359 1758 82 The|open|end|of|the|probe|is|sealed|with
j01-059-07 ok 190 29 343 1465 1724 82 a|vacuum|coupling|H|which|also|positions
j01-059-08 ok 188 26 348 1571 1582 71 the|+ve|nickel|conductor|with|respect
j01-059-09 ok 187 29 347 1676 1656 77 to|the|sodium|by|circlips|on|either|side
j01-059-10 ok 189 7 363 1785 609 80 of|the|seal|I|.
j01-063-00 err 152 30 390 636 1735 156 Evaporation|of|sodium|from|the|pool|C|is
j01-063-01 ok 151 32 354 839 1638 135 minimised|by|a|close|fitting|cylindrical
j01-063-02 ok 152 29 377 1018 1819 127 block|of|electrolyte|J|attached|to|the|+ve|nickel
j01-063-03 ok 154 36 396 1212 1671 114 conductor|by|nickel|circlips|.|Fixing|and
j01-063-04 ok 152 30 381 1380 1899 137 positioning|of|the|probe|relative|to|the|coolant
j01-063-05 err 152 35 395 1561 1853 122 stream|is|effected|by|tie-bars|of|insulating
j01-063-06 ok 153 38 378 1740 1920 120 material|K|joining|the|vacuum|coupling|H|to|the
j01-063-07 ok 155 15 405 1903 948 119 water|cooled|flange|G|.
j01-066-00 ok 186 39 360 765 1738 109 The|probe|can|be|evacuated|and|filled|with|inert|gas
j01-066-01 ok 187 30 363 941 1704 118 via|the|tube|L|which|must|of|course|be|electrically
j01-066-02 ok 189 37 374 1123 1724 96 isolated|after|this|has|been|carried|out|.|It|is|not
j01-066-03 err 187 40 366 1289 1964 127 suggested|that|the|above|proposal|will|be|successful
j01-066-04 err 187 30 360 1476 1758 103 but|rather|that|it|is|worth|a|trial|in|the|event|of
j01-066-05 ok 187 24 366 1662 1651 112 the|inadequacy|of|some|simpler|method|of
j01-066-06 ok 186 32 367 1835 1777 120 monitoring|the|oxygen|in|a|sodium|circuit|.|The
j01-066-07 ok 186 34 363 2014 1730 121 principal|difficulty|encountered|by|the|author|,|in
j01-066-08 ok 186 31 374 2195 1827 110 determining|partial|molal|free|energies|by|solid
j01-066-09 ok 184 26 392 2367 1752 123 electrolyte|cells|of|very|stable|oxides|such|as|UO2|,
j01-066-10 ok 186 30 386 2550 1686 123 MnO|etc.|was|vapour|phase|transfer|of|oxygen|by
j01-066-11 err 184 33 390 2707 1445 93 carbonaceous|impurities|in|the|blanket|gas|.
j01-070-00 ok 206 28 372 717 1774 191 This|resulted|in|the|oxidation|of|the
j01-070-01 ok 202 29 369 937 1887 132 -ve|electrode|and|reduction|of|the|+ve
j01-070-02 ok 208 31 388 1113 1827 141 electrode|which|of|course|led|to|a|loss|in
j01-070-03 ok 205 37 370 1291 2048 122 E.M.F.|from|the|cell|.|In|the|above|design|the|two
j01-070-04 ok 200 29 361 1469 1996 143 electrodes|are|completely|separated|from|one
j01-070-05 err 194 35 366 1654 1761 148 another|so|that|this|major|source|of
j01-070-06 ok 201 22 382 1828 1510 116 trouble|should|not|be|present|.
j04-008-00 ok 187 34 324 700 1772 118 The|presence|of|75|of|bismuth-210|is|equivalent|to
j04-008-01 err 187 26 327 878 1677 148 ingrowth|over|two|half-lives|(|ten|days|)|.|Therefore
j04-008-02 ok 184 21 322 1054 1729 152 after|a|further|forty|days|,|the|bismuth|daughter
j04-008-03 err 187 37 321 1238 1818 121 will|be|within|0.1|sources|are|required|for|use|sooner
j04-008-04 ok 184 20 308 1414 1707 152 than|forty|or|fifty|days|after|preparation|,|the
j04-008-05 ok 180 20 319 1588 1753 158 lead-210|together|with|added|lead|carrier|must
j04-008-06 ok 186 20 320 1776 1809 147 be|separated|from|the|bismuth-210|daughter|by
j04-008-07 err 185 28 340 1952 1742 154 ion|exchange|(|see|Analytical|Method|,|steps|4|,|5|)
j04-008-08 ok 183 14 339 2123 1232 151 before|precipitating|lead|chromate|.
j04-012-00 ok 199 38 367 744 1757 96 Knowing|the|time|of|separation|and|the
j04-012-01 err 198 42 369 924 1913 83 activity|of|the|lead-210|solution|,|the|ingrowth
j04-012-02 err 196 37 357 1099 1750 57 of|the|bismuth-210|can|be|calculated|.|The
j04-012-03 ok 198 43 352 1283 1874 76 absolute|activity|of|the|reference|standards
j04-012-04 ok 195 32 351 1457 1848 74 can|be|calculated|from|the|known|activity
j04-012-05 ok 194 38 345 1631 1821 65 of|the|lead-210|solution|and|the|chemical
j04-012-06 ok 193 39 363 1817 1829 94 yield|,|but|this|calculation|is|unnecessary
j04-012-07 ok 195 39 353 1999 1783 72 provided|the|same|lead|carrier|solution|is
j04-012-08 ok 195 34 356 2177 1810 76 used|to|prepare|the|reference|standards
j04-012-09 err 195 20 361 2358 977 82 and|for|the|analyses|.
j04-015-00 ok 174 23 389 709 1686 112 Only|the|weights|of|the|recovered|lead|chromate
j04-015-01 ok 172 23 360 895 1733 99 precipitates|need|be|known|because|the|concentration
j04-015-02 ok 173 21 352 1071 1676 90 of|the|lead|carrier|solution|cancels|out|of|the
j04-015-03 ok 174 22 363 1253 1613 101 algebraic|equations|.|An|effort|was|made|to
j04-015-04 ok 174 39 356 1424 1795 118 detect|the|presence|of|any|radioactive|impurities|in
j04-015-05 err 171 20 367 1617 1638 104 the|tracer|by|separating|the|lead-210|and|the
j04-015-06 ok 170 37 364 1787 1780 128 bismuth-210|by|anion|exchange|.|The|15b-counting
j04-015-07 err 174 22 352 1956 1646 116 of|the|lead-210|fraction|began|within|a|few
j04-015-08 ok 175 21 360 2146 1431 105 minutes|of|completing|the|separation|.
j04-019-00 ok 175 37 302 748 1773 127 The|ingrowth|of|bismuth-210|was|followed
j04-019-01 ok 173 38 320 926 1730 122 for|ten|days|and|showed|no|abnormalities|.
j04-019-02 ok 171 40 312 1112 1860 104 Any|impurity|in|the|lead|fraction|must|ha-
j04-019-03 ok 173 38 309 1291 1890 95 ve|been|well|below|one|percent|.|Some|separa-
j04-019-04 err 172 38 312 1459 1875 91 ted|lead-210|was|used|to|make|reference|stan-
j04-019-05 ok 170 42 306 1641 1834 115 dards|and|as|a|tracer|in|recovery|experiments|.
j04-019-06 ok 172 44 267 1821 1943 124 There|was|no|significant|difference|between|the-
j04-019-07 ok 173 40 289 2008 1842 122 se|results|and|those|obtained|using|the|original
j04-019-08 ok 170 42 282 2178 1820 110 lead-210|solution|supplied|by|the|Radiochemical
j04-019-09 ok 172 32 325 2358 1826 93 Centre|which|we|concluded|was|radiochemi-
j04-019-10 ok 173 5 332 2541 430 122 cally|pure|.
j04-024-00 err 172 42 326 746 1790 105 Rosenquist|(|4|)|showed|that|minute|quantities|of
j04-024-01 ok 172 35 321 913 1882 133 lead|can|be|isolated|from|large|volumes|of|solu-
j04-024-02 ok 173 40 320 1109 1774 126 tion|by|coprecipitating|the|lead|with|a|strontium
j04-024-03 ok 172 34 321 1279 1778 120 sulphate|.|Lead|and|strontium|form|mixed|cry-
j04-024-04 ok 172 34 327 1468 1772 92 stals|so|that|the|more|insoluble|lead|sulphate
j04-024-05 ok 173 40 336 1641 1825 137 is|almost|completely|recovered|even|if|precipitation
j04-024-06 ok 174 40 324 1810 1804 132 of|the|strontium|sulphate|is|incomplete|.|Using
j04-024-07 ok 173 32 331 2001 1662 150 ten|milligrams|of|lead|carrier|and|six
j04-024-08 ok 174 37 308 2173 1809 137 hundred|milligrams|of|strontium|per|liter|,
j04-024-09 ok 171 19 307 2367 1219 81 more|than|95|experiment|.
j04-035-00 ok 173 37 354 755 1796 92 Absorption|of|the|beta|particles|is|also|kept|to|a
j04-035-01 ok 172 30 341 944 1683 87 minimum|but|the|accuracy|and|precision|of
j04-035-02 ok 172 34 334 1124 1753 97 weighing|the|precipitated|sources|suffers|.|All
j04-035-03 ok 174 28 335 1302 1799 96 precipitates|were|weighed|on|a|semi-micro|balance
j04-035-04 ok 170 31 327 1483 1927 83 which|had|been|calibrated|with|a|set|of|certificated
j04-035-05 ok 169 36 348 1653 1802 98 weights|from|the|National|Physical|Laboratory|.
j04-035-06 ok 171 21 353 1844 1599 93 Complete|chemical|exchange|between|the
j04-035-07 ok 171 24 340 2013 1811 75 radio-lead|and|the|added|lead|carrier|is
j04-035-08 ok 171 25 346 2198 1772 95 necessary|if|the|analytical|results|are|to
j04-035-09 ok 170 8 343 2381 471 60 be|correct|.
j04-039-00 ok 172 35 357 761 1750 91 In|the|preliminary|experiments|,|the|tracer|was|added|to|a
j04-039-01 ok 173 30 355 933 1715 99 liter|of|effluent|and|immediately|coprecipitated|with
j04-039-02 ok 173 36 359 1115 1819 94 strontium|sulphate|from|hot|solution|.|Chemical|exchange
j04-039-03 err 172 28 347 1292 1851 90 was|complete|under|these|conditions|;|but|when|the|tracer
j04-039-04 ok 170 22 339 1473 1728 71 was|added|to|alkaline|effluent|and|allowed|to
j04-039-05 ok 171 20 349 1649 1872 92 stand|for|several|days|before|the|addition|of|lead
j04-039-06 ok 173 27 344 1820 1848 102 carrier|,|the|recovery|of|lead-210|was|as|much|as|five
j04-039-07 ok 173 32 337 2015 1867 98 per|cent|low|when|corrected|for|gravimetric|recovery
j04-039-08 ok 169 9 342 2208 522 62 of|the|carrier|.
j04-046-00 ok 176 24 334 766 1661 96 The|presence|and|growth|of|algae|in|the
j04-046-01 ok 174 23 346 948 1593 85 alkaline|effluent|does|not|prevent|the
j04-046-02 ok 174 23 350 1116 1805 97 recovery|of|radio-lead|under|the|prescribed
j04-046-03 ok 177 37 343 1304 1854 97 conditions|although|some|radioactivity|remains
j04-046-04 ok 176 26 343 1488 1784 93 on|the|algae|until|the|metathesis|has|been
j04-046-05 ok 176 22 334 1665 1704 95 completed|by|heating|the|mixed|sulphates
j04-046-06 ok 172 31 334 1845 1815 85 with|three|separate|portions|of|dilute|(|1.25
j04-046-07 ok 174 28 328 2019 1622 68 normal|)|sodium|carbonate|solution|.|The
j04-046-08 ok 175 24 337 2199 1725 90 strength|of|the|carbonate|solution|was
j04-046-09 ok 175 27 368 2379 1799 88 chosen|after|experiments|with|lead|tracer
j04-046-10 ok 173 27 371 2563 1783 68 alone|which|indicated|that|less|lead|was
j04-053-00 ok 188 45 338 733 1820 67 A|small|manual|coffee|grinder|is|useful|as|the|resin
j04-053-01 ok 186 41 345 923 1668 56 cannot|be|ground|with|a|mortar|and|pestle|.|The
j04-053-02 ok 183 48 348 1092 1823 62 sieved|resin|is|washed|repeatedly|with|distilled|water
j04-053-03 ok 187 47 351 1276 1735 58 to|remove|fines|and|then|with|hydrochloric|acid|to
j04-053-04 ok 190 46 350 1456 1757 61 convert|the|resin|completely|to|the|chloride|form|.
j04-053-05 ok 187 47 343 1639 1796 56 The|60-100|mesh|resin|is|again|washed|with|water|to
j04-053-06 ok 185 39 344 1815 1420 60 remove|the|acid|and|finally|dried|in|air|.
j04-061-00 ok 179 43 345 727 1594 102 The|glass|tube|is|11|cm.|long|and|1|cm.|in|internal
j04-061-01 ok 181 45 343 903 1729 77 diameter|.|One|end|of|the|tube|is|drawn|down|to|a|fine
j04-061-02 ok 180 42 337 1098 1763 76 tip|and|a|B14|conical|glass|socket|is|fitted|to|the
j04-061-03 ok 178 56 354 1275 1780 83 other|end|as|shown|in|Figure|1|.|The|reservoir|is|a|50|ml
j04-061-04 ok 177 44 361 1440 1611 98 cylindrical|separating|funnel|with|a|capillary|tap
j04-061-05 ok 177 43 360 1632 1681 82 modified|by|the|addition|of|a|B14|cone|to|fit|the
j04-061-06 ok 178 9 352 1818 448 91 glass|column|.
j04-065-00 ok 180 44 340 740 1838 88 The|exact|volume|of|the|eluting|agents|must|be|found|by
j04-065-01 ok 178 53 348 926 1756 75 experiment|for|each|batch|of|resin|using|radioactive|tracer
j04-065-02 err 179 60 339 1098 1736 97 (|lead-210|,|bismuth-210|)|.|A|typical|elution|curve|is|shown|in
j04-065-03 ok 178 62 362 1280 1812 90 Figure|3|.|Once|these|volumes|have|been|established|,|the|weight
j04-065-04 ok 175 55 336 1453 1785 75 of|resin|used|is|also|fixed|.|All|available|evidence|indicates
j04-065-05 ok 173 48 349 1643 1767 81 that|the|fractions|containing|lead|and|bismuth|are|free
j04-065-06 err 176 42 337 1821 1608 77 of|cross|contamination|apart|from|the|natural
j04-065-07 ok 178 46 352 1996 1738 96 ingrowth|of|the|daughters|arising|from|the|decay|of
j04-065-08 err 174 3 358 2178 123 56 lead|.
j04-070-00 ok 172 40 357 775 1599 97 Polonium-210|remains|on|the|column|and|does|not
j04-070-01 err 171 47 350 946 1731 123 interfere|.|Strontium|does|not|form|a|chloro-complex
j04-070-02 ok 172 48 350 1142 1812 117 and|therefore|passes|through|in|the|feed|solution|and
j04-070-03 ok 173 40 350 1318 1607 132 the|first|wash|.|The|resin|is|used|for|a|single
j04-070-04 ok 174 44 338 1503 1812 135 separation|and|then|thrown|away|.|In|the|first|stage
j04-070-05 ok 172 42 354 1686 1631 130 of|the|analysis|,|only|the|fraction|containing
j04-070-06 err 171 41 350 1849 1721 126 lead-210|is|collected|.|The|lead|is|precipitated|as
j04-070-07 err 171 45 343 2034 1701 108 the|chromate|,|washed|,|slurried|onto|an|aluminium
j04-070-08 ok 171 40 341 2211 1650 129 counting|tray|,|dried|under|an|infra-red|lamp|,
j04-070-09 ok 172 41 349 2384 1681 131 weighed|,|and|set|aside|for|five|days|while|the
j04-070-10 ok 172 21 339 2569 758 138 bismuth-210|grows|in|.
j04-076-00 ok 173 40 368 816 1601 111 At|the|end|of|five|days|,|bismuth-210|will|have
j04-076-01 ok 172 41 378 1007 1685 120 reached|one-half|of|its|equilibrium|value|and
j04-076-02 ok 174 38 413 1196 1656 115 can|be|counted|through|an|aluminium|absorber
j04-076-03 ok 173 43 357 1363 1731 119 sufficiently|thick|to|stop|the|beta|particles
j04-076-04 ok 172 37 353 1546 1689 113 from|lead-210|and|the|alpha|particles|from
j04-076-05 ok 173 14 395 1731 463 99 polonium-210|.
j04-080-00 err 184 38 396 583 1754 101 During|the|first|few|hours|the|curve|will|be
j04-080-01 ok 189 42 362 762 1763 108 distorted|if|activity|other|than|bismuth-
j04-080-02 ok 187 40 375 946 1712 108 210|is|present|.|These|bismuth|nuclides|may
j04-080-03 ok 186 43 371 1120 1725 106 include|:|together|with|their|lead|parents|.
j04-080-04 ok 189 35 355 1291 1728 124 All|but|lead-212|will|decay|completely
j04-080-05 ok 185 41 371 1474 1739 106 within|six|hours|.|The|decay|of|lead-212
j04-080-06 ok 187 36 369 1656 1698 107 will|distort|the|observed|activity|for
j04-080-07 ok 189 26 375 1836 1548 112 hour|and|a|half|days|if|it|is
j04-080-08 ok 190 8 388 2017 292 90 present|.
j04-094-00 ok 180 48 382 706 1716 119 If|there|is|sufficient|beta|activity|,|the|radioche-
j04-094-01 err 182 38 377 887 1668 108 mical|purity|of|the|Bi-210|may|be|checked
j04-094-02 ok 183 40 361 1043 1650 117 by|observing|the|decay|curve|.|The|removal|of|lead
j04-094-03 ok 181 43 334 1251 1792 89 chromate|from|the|aluminium|counting|tray|together
j04-094-04 ok 185 38 355 1419 1688 88 with|the|bismuth-210|prior|to|the|second|ion
j04-094-05 ok 181 36 363 1611 1574 98 exchange|separation|has|been|checked|by
j04-094-06 ok 183 37 369 1789 1685 84 counting|the|trays|.|Not|more|than|0.2|of|the
j04-094-07 err 185 37 389 1962 1658 102 bismuth-210|remains|on|the|tray|after|the
j04-094-08 err 184 8 440 2146 408 65 acid|wash|.
j04-098-00 err 172 34 373 688 1823 129 This|loss|is|acceptably|small|for|an|analytical
j04-098-01 ok 171 27 358 887 1795 112 step|when|no|correction|for|carrier
j04-098-02 ok 171 33 368 1068 1820 127 recovery|is|possible|.|The|completeness
j04-098-03 ok 169 28 353 1241 1857 121 of|the|chemical|exchange|between|the
j04-098-04 ok 169 29 352 1429 1946 75 bismuth-210|and|the|added|carrier|was
j04-098-05 err 169 35 346 1594 1900 134 also|tested|.|Two|samples|of|precipitated
j04-098-06 ok 167 31 366 1769 1749 116 lead|chromate|(|lead-210|,|bismuth-210|)
j04-098-07 ok 167 29 366 1961 1693 82 were|counted|and|dissolved|in|nitric
j04-098-08 ok 170 31 359 2132 1674 90 acid|in|silica|basins|.|The|contents
j04-098-09 ok 167 27 368 2322 1602 123 were|evaporated|to|dryness|with
j04-098-10 err 166 31 345 2503 1848 119 bismuth|carrier|and|then|taken|up|in
j04-103-00 ok 183 28 344 735 1634 67 The|bismuth|was|recovered|from|the|eluate|as|the
j04-103-01 ok 182 37 327 906 1828 75 phosphate|.|Results|did|not|differ|from|those|obtained|by|the|more
j04-103-02 ok 184 29 339 1100 1419 83 convenient|method|of|heating|the|dissolved|chro-
j04-103-03 ok 185 39 312 1275 1839 75 mates|in|2|N|hydrochloric|acid|for|fifteen|minutes|.|The|more
j04-103-04 ok 187 39 331 1455 1941 95 rigorous|method|of|securing|chemical|exchange|was|unnecessary|.
j04-103-05 err 181 33 344 1625 1855 89 Lead-210|when|present|in|effluent|is|likely|to|be|found
j04-103-06 ok 186 18 335 1799 979 97 only|at|very|low|concentrations|.
j04-111-00 ok 167 35 389 770 1659 79 Table|1|shows|the|decontamination|factors
j04-111-01 ok 166 42 358 954 1740 92 obtained|experimentally|for|ten|radionuclides|,
j04-111-02 ok 165 42 348 1141 1798 89 accompanied|in|two|instances|by|radioactive|dau-
j04-111-03 ok 163 39 348 1307 1810 89 ghters|.|The|decontamination|factor|falls|below
j04-111-04 ok 163 35 357 1488 1816 99 104|only|for|Ruthenium-106|and|zirconium-95
j04-111-05 ok 162 37 349 1663 1740 111 with|their|daughters|in|the|first|stage|,|i.e.
j04-111-06 err 165 37 348 1850 1904 115 the|lead|chromate|source|containing|the|bismuth-
j04-111-07 ok 165 31 351 2023 1936 114 21|daughter|.|When|the|second|stage|(|the|bismuth
j04-111-08 ok 166 34 355 2207 1945 110 phosphate|source|)|is|completed|,|the|decontami-
j04-111-09 err 164 36 371 2388 1664 106 nation|factors|are|exceptionally|high|.
j04-115-00 ok 165 36 440 671 1732 106 A|known|quantity|(|approx.|1|x|10-2|15mc|)|of
j04-115-01 ok 164 29 391 856 1714 91 lead-210|was|added|to|1-litre|aliquots
j04-115-02 ok 164 38 383 1037 1846 97 of|different|batches|of|typical|low-activity
j04-115-03 ok 165 22 358 1195 1763 124 effluent|.|The|aliquots|were|allowed|to
j04-115-04 err 165 24 381 1386 1674 102 stand|for|about|seven|days|(|except
j04-115-05 ok 162 27 399 1567 1760 102 where|noted|to|the|contrary|)|before|lead
j04-115-06 ok 162 25 378 1747 1719 104 carrier|was|added|and|the|analytical
j04-115-07 ok 165 15 381 1937 862 110 procedure|begun|.
j06-000-00 ok 191 20 377 661 1629 200 All|stages|of|Calanus|,|for|example|,
j06-000-01 ok 192 35 364 860 1763 156 seem|to|migrate|on|some|occasions|while
j06-000-02 ok 191 25 377 1044 1783 168 any|stage|may|not|on|others|.|Such|data
j06-000-03 ok 191 26 379 1216 1506 148 cannot|yet|be|rationalized|.|Where
j06-000-04 ok 191 39 389 1396 1772 131 information|is|less|extensive|,|however|,|it|is
j06-000-05 ok 192 30 343 1580 1783 166 possible|to|find|some|regularity|in|the
j06-000-06 ok 190 33 357 1761 1773 153 observations|.|Thus|in|Euphausia|superba
j06-000-07 ok 189 33 369 1934 1807 157 from|the|Antarctic|,|the|metanauplii|remain
j06-000-08 ok 188 23 389 2125 1685 136 in|deep|water|,|the|later|larval|stages
j06-000-09 ok 187 25 370 2303 1705 163 migrate|diurnally|,|and|the|adolescents
j06-000-10 ok 189 25 369 2482 1536 156 stay|permanently|at|the|surface|.
j06-005-00 ok 190 31 292 669 1870 184 The|migrating|stages|all|come|from|100-250
j06-005-01 ok 189 29 331 857 1785 152 meters|,|and|the|time|of|their|arrival|at
j06-005-02 ok 190 29 351 1028 1760 155 the|surface|is|directly|related|to|their
j06-005-03 ok 191 29 351 1219 1524 159 swimming|capacity|:|3rd|(|oldest|)
j06-005-04 ok 193 29 355 1389 1660 155 calyptopis|from|1800-2200|hr|;|2nd|,
j06-005-05 ok 191 36 358 1557 1977 146 from|2200-0200|hr|;|and|1st|,|from|0200-0600|hr|.
j06-005-06 ok 190 33 358 1756 1861 149 Similar|ontogenetic|differences|are|apparent
j06-005-07 ok 191 28 364 1932 1886 157 in|Bosmina|coregoni|whose|adults|remain
j06-005-08 ok 190 31 358 2117 1797 173 at|the|surface|while|the|young|migrate
j06-005-09 ok 189 21 373 2289 1689 143 to|and|from|a|depth|of|50|meters|.
j06-008-00 ok 190 32 338 687 1820 141 Such|permanent|occurrence|at|the|surface
j06-008-01 ok 189 27 344 863 1845 110 could|of|course|be|considered|the|extreme
j06-008-02 ok 190 25 352 1040 1753 154 of|a|variable|day|depth|.|The|effect|of
j06-008-03 ok 191 28 365 1217 1840 163 day|depths|upon|the|surfacing|of|various
j06-008-04 ok 192 29 374 1396 1893 117 animals|has|been|reviewed|elsewhere|.|c|.
j06-008-05 err 191 34 371 1571 1756 154 Anomalies|.|In|spite|of|the|variability
j06-008-06 ok 190 29 375 1758 1745 173 of|migrational|behavior|,|some|kinds
j06-008-07 err 192 25 383 1929 1524 159 of|anomalies|may|be|recognized|.
j06-008-08 ok 190 31 405 2109 1768 134 Vertical|movement|occurs|in|some|forms
j06-008-09 err 189 29 395 2302 1773 143 apparently|in|the|reverse|manner|to
j06-008-10 ok 190 15 422 2471 1000 187 that|commonly|met|.
j06-014-00 ok 189 27 334 679 1614 166 Such|reversed|migrations|are|known|for
j06-014-01 ok 188 37 356 855 1803 159 Acartia|clausi|,|A.|longiremis|,|Nyctiphanes
j06-014-02 ok 189 40 362 1050 1866 149 couchii|,|Evadne|sp.|,|Oithona|nana|,|Daphnia
j06-014-03 ok 188 27 362 1224 1664 155 lumholzi|,|Stages|4|,|5|,|and|adult|of
j06-014-04 ok 187 31 370 1385 1893 154 Calanus|finmarchicus|,|Diaptomus|banforanus|,
j06-014-05 ok 186 31 374 1581 1916 170 and|Cyclops|bicuspidatus|.|An|echo-producing
j06-014-06 ok 187 39 358 1761 1927 158 layer|,|which|the|authors|think|probably|consists
j06-014-07 ok 189 30 347 1940 1800 130 of|euphausiids|,|has|also|been|described
j06-014-08 ok 189 33 350 2124 1809 168 as|,|in|part|,|regularly|moving|in|a|reverse
j06-014-09 ok 186 28 353 2292 1648 115 manner|.|Most|of|these|records|are|well
j06-014-10 ok 186 32 350 2476 1868 147 substantiated|and|involve|whole|populations
j06-014-11 ok 185 29 375 2691 1586 95 rather|than|aberrant|individuals|.
j06-018-00 ok 184 13 354 694 1628 98 But|normal|movements|have|been
j06-018-01 ok 186 16 352 873 1709 132 reported|also|for|the|same|species|in
j06-018-02 ok 187 17 360 1029 1785 179 the|case|of|five|of|these|examples
j06-018-03 ok 186 14 347 1227 1872 160 and|for|other|species|in|the|same
j06-018-04 ok 187 15 346 1410 1861 216 genera|for|the|remaining|Evadne|,
j06-018-05 err 184 17 357 1584 1823 147 Daphnia|,|and|Diaptomus|.|Many
j06-018-06 ok 185 11 354 1758 1990 147 forms|sometimes|migrate|and|on|other
j06-018-07 ok 187 13 350 1929 1667 145 occasions|do|not|,|but|a|few
j06-018-08 ok 185 12 340 2113 1872 178 appear|to|remain|permanently|at
j06-018-09 ok 184 15 362 2297 1940 229 one|level|.|Considering|the|widespread
j06-018-10 ok 184 12 360 2470 1647 183 incidence|of|migration|in|the
j06-022-00 ok 187 18 352 672 1757 192 The|most|clearly|substantiated|case
j06-022-01 ok 184 12 350 842 1672 149 is|that|of|the|copepod|Anomalocera
j06-022-02 err 186 13 313 1027 1720 196 patersoni|,|which|remains|permanently
j06-022-03 ok 184 12 338 1206 1753 195 at|the|surface|.|Among|other|copepods
j06-022-04 ok 185 14 329 1376 1683 197 Rhincalanus|gigas|,|Calanoides|acutus|,
j06-022-05 err 181 19 354 1575 1634 183 Microcalanus|pygmaeus|,|Oithona
j06-022-06 err 181 19 358 1761 1713 161 frigida|,|and|Centropages|typicus|are
j06-022-07 ok 185 13 381 1944 1722 197 reported|as|showing|no|migration|.
j06-022-08 ok 179 11 369 2099 1743 175 The|predaceous|cladoceran|Bythotrephes
j06-022-09 ok 179 11 372 2303 1671 189 longimanus|also|remains|at|one
j06-022-10 err 178 16 371 2475 1836 127 level|,|about|10|meters|down|.
j06-026-00 ok 185 15 361 844 1772 167 In|view|of|its|well-known|normal
j06-026-01 ok 185 16 347 1046 1847 156 migration|,|the|occurrence|of|Calanus
j06-026-02 ok 186 13 370 1218 1644 147 finmarchicus|in|the|summer|at
j06-026-03 ok 185 8 333 1390 1601 160 the|surface|in|bright|sunlight
j06-026-04 ok 183 14 356 1586 1875 175 may|justly|be|considered|anomalous|.
j06-026-05 ok 183 13 365 1752 1793 145 This|phenomenon|has|nevertheless|been
j06-026-06 ok 182 11 370 1951 1620 155 recorded|many|times|,|and|such
j06-026-07 ok 181 11 353 2126 1752 144 surface|Calanus|may|be|present|in
j06-026-08 ok 181 15 379 2302 1888 186 enormous|numbers|,|breaking|the|surface
j06-026-09 err 182 18 363 2495 1775 107 into|small|circular|ripples|like
j06-030-00 ok 184 15 373 672 1571 165 It|seems|likely|that|a|continuous
j06-030-01 ok 185 12 379 844 1708 194 interchange|was|taking|place|between
j06-030-02 ok 185 10 344 1036 1744 136 the|population|at|the|surface|and
j06-030-03 ok 184 12 370 1199 1694 166 that|in|deeper|water|.|A|second
j06-030-04 ok 187 8 381 1394 1618 150 group|whose|normal|vertical
j06-030-05 ok 184 22 381 1553 1611 198 migration|is|sufficiently|well
j06-030-06 ok 184 11 396 1757 1491 154 known|to|make|daytime
j06-030-07 ok 185 11 381 1935 1595 162 occurrence|at|the|surface
j06-030-08 ok 182 7 413 2101 1496 123 rank|as|anomalous|is|the
j06-030-09 ok 180 17 359 2282 1747 167 Euphausiacea|.|There|are|numerous
j06-030-10 ok 182 19 378 2467 1773 202 records|of|euphausiids|swimming
j06-034-00 ok 186 19 286 661 1774 186 2|.|Mechanisms|.|The|majority|of
j06-034-01 ok 186 15 351 863 1567 208 vertical|migrations|undoubtedly
j06-034-02 ok 188 18 343 1055 1490 187 result|from|active|swimming
j06-034-03 err 187 26 350 1213 1794 172 although|passive|movement|through
j06-034-04 ok 186 8 344 1386 1798 191 the|water|has|been|suggested|on
j06-034-05 ok 183 16 378 1597 1676 139 various|grounds|.|For|example|,
j06-034-06 ok 185 11 378 1765 1528 138 transport|in|vertical|currents
j06-034-07 ok 186 12 373 1938 1704 182 resulting|from|temperature|diff-
j06-034-08 err 182 14 368 2101 1747 182 erences|has|been|proposed|;|diff-
j06-034-09 ok 184 16 366 2303 1682 144 erences|in|water|viscosity|after
j06-034-10 ok 183 9 382 2466 1791 156 temperature|changes|have|also|been
j06-051-00 ok 186 17 365 697 1859 134 Downward|movement|may|in|some|forms
j06-051-01 ok 186 34 366 849 1930 211 start|as|a|passive|sinking|,|especially
j06-051-02 ok 185 21 406 1032 1745 146 when|it|occurs|before|dawn|;|but|this
j06-051-03 ok 185 18 392 1212 1816 174 must|almost|certainly|be|replaced
j06-051-04 ok 187 15 395 1395 1908 200 by|the|headfirst|downward|swimming
j06-051-05 ok 185 21 373 1570 1842 197 observed|in|the|field|.|3|.|Initiating|,
j06-051-06 err 185 15 380 1756 1898 212 controlling|,|and|orienting|factors|.|The
j06-051-07 ok 184 15 349 1941 1807 160 primary|dependence|of|diurnal
j06-051-08 ok 184 25 361 2109 2016 177 migrations|upon|changes|in|light|intensity
j06-051-09 ok 182 18 381 2297 1825 151 is|beyond|doubt|.|Yet|in|spite
j06-051-10 err 184 12 386 2472 1861 171 of|a|great|amount|of|work|,
j06-056-00 ok 187 18 370 664 1857 191 Loeb|first|suggested|the|importance
j06-056-01 ok 188 17 359 836 1794 248 of|light|as|the|governing|factor
j06-056-02 ok 186 27 359 1024 1871 160 but|combined|its|influence|with|that
j06-056-03 ok 185 23 348 1193 1855 184 of|gravity|.|Later|authors|,|in|particular
j06-056-04 ok 185 14 366 1375 1735 166 Rose|,|have|proposed|that|light
j06-056-05 ok 183 11 368 1596 1790 133 alone|can|provide|an|adequate
j06-056-06 ok 184 20 382 1747 1729 148 mechanism|if|the|animals|have|,
j06-056-07 ok 185 15 362 1922 1753 164 and|select|by|exploration|,|a
j06-056-08 err 183 20 416 2090 1753 191 zone|of|optimum|light|intensity|.
j06-056-09 err 184 18 367 2284 1740 152 This|view|has|been|enlarged
j06-056-10 ok 184 13 355 2456 1627 191 with|a|suggestion|that|both
j07-000-00 ok 136 47 348 732 1798 87 This|resulted|in|units|of|much|lighter|weight|than|could|be
j07-000-01 ok 136 45 340 926 1698 77 obtained|with|tubular|constructions|.|The|growth|of|the
j07-000-02 ok 135 46 340 1112 1866 86 aircraft|industry|brought|even|greater|emphasis|to|the|need
j07-000-03 ok 136 46 356 1279 1919 93 for|lightweight|compact|heat|exchangers|.|During|the|1930's|,
j07-000-04 ok 130 44 356 1465 1874 86 the|secondary|surface|plate-and-corrugation|construction
j07-000-05 ok 128 44 354 1643 1701 88 became|established|for|aero-engine|radiators|,|using
j07-000-06 ok 133 46 373 1827 1932 87 dip-soldered|copper|.|The|air|and|engine-coolant|passages
j07-000-07 ok 132 24 393 2012 1032 78 were|separated|by|flat|plates|.
j07-005-00 ok 136 20 371 710 1671 115 The|air|passages|were|packed|with|corrugated
j07-005-01 err 136 17 358 893 1513 128 foil|bonded|to|the|primary|plates|to
j07-005-02 ok 137 24 367 1086 1702 111 provide|the|necessary|surface|area|for|heat|transfer|.
j07-005-03 ok 137 29 365 1250 1839 131 The|narrower|coolant|passages|were|also|packed|with|foil|,
j07-005-04 err 135 39 102 1414 2270 152 chiefly|to|provide|sufficient|support|for|the|flat|plates|to|withstand
j07-005-05 err 132 33 102 1607 1986 128 the|coolant|pressure|loadings|.|The|introduction|of|the|aluminium|alloy
j07-005-06 err 135 31 182 1783 2034 139 dip-brazing|process|in|the|early|1940's|was|quickly|taken|up
j07-005-07 err 138 28 182 1961 1963 140 for|aircraft|heat|exchangers|and|led|to|substantial
j07-005-08 err 136 34 182 2131 1974 137 weight|reductions|as|compared|with|copper|construction|.
j07-009-00 ok 135 46 343 741 1617 80 This|development|coincided|with|the|introduction|of
j07-009-01 ok 134 50 358 925 1827 76 pressurized|aircraft|cabins|and|the|demand|for|air-to-air
j07-009-02 ok 135 45 370 1106 1797 79 cabin|coolers|.|Although|in|this|case|the|heat|transfer
j07-009-03 ok 136 41 373 1275 1725 85 coefficients|on|the|two|sides|of|the|heat|exchanger
j07-009-04 ok 133 31 384 1464 1588 89 were|of|comparable|magnitude|,|the|use|of
j07-009-05 ok 129 39 367 1639 1743 92 secondary|surface|was|still|attractive|,|since|the
j07-009-06 ok 132 37 358 1823 1829 84 greater|part|of|the|surface|area|could|be|made|up
j07-009-07 ok 134 33 365 1998 1529 92 of|fins|only|0.006|in.|(|0.15|mm.|)|thick|.
j07-012-00 err 134 40 353 737 1726 89 Furthermore|,|developments|in|the|detail|form|of
j07-012-01 ok 136 38 344 920 1628 88 the|fins|made|possible|a|reduction|in|the|total
j07-012-02 ok 136 37 362 1102 1813 85 surface|area|required|as|compared|with|the|use|of
j07-012-03 ok 136 35 379 1270 1783 96 smooth|continuous|passages|for|the|same|thermal
j07-012-04 ok 133 33 370 1454 1673 107 duty|and|pressure|losses|.|The|properties|of
j07-012-05 ok 131 45 358 1636 1844 98 compact|form|,|low|weight|,|and|design|flexibility
j07-012-06 ok 134 35 360 1819 1665 107 thus|developed|found|ready|application|on|a
j07-012-07 ok 134 41 385 1995 1840 89 much|larger|scale|with|the|introduction|of|tonnage
j07-012-08 ok 133 26 398 2181 1059 88 scale|air|separation|plants|.
j07-015-00 ok 135 40 353 753 1849 84 The|basic|method|of|construction|is|both|simple|and
j07-015-01 ok 135 36 356 938 1581 94 extremely|flexible|.|Figure|3|illustrates|the
j07-015-02 ok 135 38 364 1125 1644 79 arrangement|of|a|single|passage|.|This|can|be
j07-015-03 err 135 39 362 1300 1694 82 extended|in|length|and|width|up|to|the|limit|of
j07-015-04 ok 131 44 367 1478 1842 94 manufacturing|equipment|available|.|The|corrugation
j07-015-05 err 129 40 350 1653 1760 91 is|machine-formed|,|thus|ensuring|a|high|standard
j07-015-06 ok 134 32 356 1831 1410 98 of|uniformity|in|height|and|fin|pitch|.
k01-051-00 ok 175 27 404 953 1724 103 Though|that|was|not|quite|the|phrase|,|for|even
k01-051-01 ok 177 25 407 1138 1662 80 if|he|could|succeed|Sir|Charles|he|would|,|as
k01-051-02 ok 179 27 404 1316 1679 102 an|executive|,|be|eternally|differentiated|from
k01-051-03 ok 175 30 400 1495 1798 106 the|Governors|.|Fairbanks|managed|the|Governors
k01-051-04 ok 180 23 398 1673 1716 102 beautifully|,|he|knew|more|than|they|,|he|was
k01-051-05 ok 179 30 389 1856 1799 96 cleverer|than|most|,|discreetly|used|their|Christian
k01-051-06 ok 177 29 391 2036 1812 109 names|-|but|remained|their|servant|.|They|had
k01-051-07 ok 176 33 392 2209 1809 87 no|office|hours|,|however|elastic|;|their|lives|were
k01-051-08 ok 173 34 387 2387 1768 115 spent|in|committee|making|decisions|for|others
k01-051-09 ok 175 24 405 2570 1715 100 to|execute|on|the|basis|of|data|laboriously
k02-018-00 ok 172 20 344 706 1746 109 The|gin|pahits|,|and|now|the|beer|with|the
k02-018-01 ok 162 23 342 903 1729 98 curry|,|had|their|desired|effect|on|us|;
k02-018-02 ok 152 26 335 1083 1773 105 or|rather|,|on|Nigel|and|myself|.|Lee|,|I
k02-018-03 ok 162 25 324 1258 1755 85 noticed|,|had|asked|for|Coca-Cola|.|This
k02-018-04 ok 172 20 328 1437 1789 111 rather|surprised|me|from|a|young|man
k02-018-05 ok 172 25 328 1618 1748 92 who|was|otherwise|so|sophisticated|.|He
k02-018-06 ok 172 23 332 1798 1687 85 was|not|,|however|,|ostentatious|about
k02-018-07 ok 172 6 335 1966 477 61 the|matter|.
k02-023-00 ok 182 15 341 702 1778 129 If|anything|,|he|had|merely|become|a|little|more|reserved|,|and
k02-023-01 ok 182 18 336 873 1795 136 much|more|polite|.|I|thought|to|myself|:|'|A|few|years|in|the
k02-023-02 ok 182 21 329 1057 1740 126 East|,|my|boy|,|and|you|'ll|drink|-|I|'ve|seen|your|kind|be-
k02-023-03 ok 182 16 335 1223 1709 144 fore|!|'|After|the|curry|,|I|wanted|only|to|go|upstairs|to
k02-023-04 ok 172 15 337 1413 1782 124 bed|.|I|had|long|since|become|accustomed|,|and|now|addicted|,
k02-023-05 ok 182 7 333 1593 672 130 to|an|after-curry|nap|.
k02-023-06 err 162 2 321 2705 751 88 Verena|Holenstein
k02-029-00 ok 189 53 340 910 1755 96 Lee|,|however|,|showed|not|the|slightest|sign|of|fatigue|.|'|I
k02-029-01 ok 189 52 320 1089 1755 88 wonder|if|you|'d|mind|if|I|took|a|bit|of|a|look|round|,|'
k02-029-02 err 182 48 317 1270 1780 89 he|asked|Nigel|.|'|I|don't|sleep|in|the|afternoons|.|'|Nigel|,
k02-029-03 ok 182 44 320 1445 1731 85 I|must|say|,|was|very|good|about|it|.|I|knew|how|much
k02-029-04 ok 182 44 315 1623 1661 85 he|probably|wanted|to|sleep|himself|.|But|,|almost
k02-029-05 ok 182 21 301 1807 625 77 gallantly|,|he|said|:
k02-036-00 err 189 34 388 703 1732 144 '|Not|at|all|.|I|'ll|show|you|.|'|'|Oh|no|,|'
k02-036-01 ok 189 26 368 894 1740 126 young|Lee|protested|,|considerate|as|always|.
k02-036-02 ok 189 33 365 1065 1780 124 '|That|'s|not|necessary|if|you|want|to|rest|,|sir|.
k02-036-03 ok 189 30 369 1241 1630 125 I|'m|sure|I|won't|do|any|harm|.|'|Nigel
k02-036-04 ok 182 25 360 1430 1733 117 laughed|.|I|had|not|known|he|was|so
k02-036-05 ok 182 27 349 1609 1757 116 good-natured|.|But|then|,|I|suppose|I|had
k02-036-06 ok 189 29 340 1795 1784 134 never|given|him|similar|cause|to|display
k02-036-07 err 182 17 348 1967 663 133 such|amiability|.
k02-053-00 ok 189 27 366 701 1698 139 I|slept|soundly|,|and|much|later|than|I|should|.|It
k02-053-01 err 189 20 362 872 1671 139 was|already|after|six|when|I|awoke|,|and|the|sun
k02-053-02 err 189 26 347 1053 1660 148 was|nearly|setting|beyond|the|west|window|.
k02-053-03 ok 189 24 341 1237 1688 117 Downstairs|I|could|hear|the|murmur|of|voices|,
k02-053-04 ok 182 20 350 1413 1582 155 and|knew|they|were|back|.|I|wondered|,|as|I
k02-053-05 ok 182 28 369 1597 1502 132 wrapped|a|6sarong|around|my|waist|,|if
k02-053-06 ok 189 26 379 1778 1567 150 Nigel|at|all|resented|being|deprived|of|his
k02-053-07 ok 189 7 393 1955 549 139 afternoon|sleep|.
k02-062-00 ok 162 33 322 872 1782 166 And|I|said|to|myself|:|Oh|,|God|,|doesn't|the
k02-062-01 ok 162 33 328 1054 1718 177 boy|ever|relax|!|He|turned|his|gaze|away
k02-062-02 ok 162 30 321 1234 1713 182 from|me|almost|instantly|,|but|it|had
k02-062-03 ok 162 27 312 1402 1797 196 been|enough|to|make|me|conscious|of|the
k02-062-04 err 162 33 308 1588 1855 172 nakedness|of|the|upper|half|of|my|body|,|even
k02-062-05 err 162 27 302 1759 1708 190 of|the|matted|grey|hairs|on|my|chest|.|He
k02-062-06 ok 162 33 305 1965 2047 171 probably|thought|my|appearance|quite|a|breach
k02-062-07 ok 162 34 306 2137 1914 169 of|the|social|graces|;|but|,|naturally|,|he|said
k02-062-08 ok 162 24 309 2315 1430 94 not|so|much|as|a|word|about|it|.
k02-067-00 ok 195 23 325 706 1837 140 '|We|'ve|just|had|tea|,|'|Nigel|said|.|'|Would|you|like
k02-067-01 ok 195 19 325 872 1767 141 the|cookie|to|make|you|a|fresh|lot|?|'|'|I|'d|rather
k02-067-02 ok 199 19 319 1057 1737 150 have|whisky|,|'|I|told|him|.|'|Thought|as|much|.
k02-067-03 err 199 15 319 1244 1548 141 Sun|'s|nearly|below|the|yard-arm|,|anyway|.
k02-067-04 ok 195 16 314 1421 1730 136 Wouldn't|mind|a|stengah|myself|.|How|about
k02-067-05 ok 195 16 318 1589 1710 159 you|,|Harry|?|'|So|they|had|managed|to|come
k02-067-06 ok 199 18 320 1773 1671 144 to|the|stage|of|using|each|other's|Christian
k02-067-07 ok 203 6 321 1954 616 117 names|,|I|noted|.
k02-076-00 ok 189 10 325 698 1504 128 Perhaps|Lee|wasn't|quite|as
k02-076-01 ok 189 12 322 888 1705 133 reserved|as|I|thought|.|'|Thanks|,
k02-076-02 err 189 20 319 1063 1714 141 Nigel|,|'|he|said|.|'|Just|Coca-Cola|.
k02-076-03 ok 189 12 311 1240 1414 147 Although|I|'d|like|to|have
k02-076-04 ok 182 16 336 1419 1714 122 whatever|you|have|.|I|want|to
k02-076-05 ok 182 12 323 1593 1692 141 get|to|know|the|kind|of|life
k02-076-06 ok 189 19 304 1779 1917 131 people|lead|in|the|East|,|you|know|.|'
k02-076-07 ok 189 11 331 1954 1740 119 At|this|,|I|felt|a|return|of|the
k02-076-08 ok 182 11 340 2130 1560 132 irritation|I|felt|with|him
k02-076-09 err 182 4 346 2315 536 81 at|times|.
k02-093-00 ok 172 32 385 716 1568 84 Knowing|Nigel|,|I|would|have|been|surprised|if|he
k02-093-01 ok 172 31 365 891 1715 104 had|not|made|his|usual|'|arrangements|'|.|A|bachelor
k02-093-02 ok 172 30 377 1072 1590 85 himself|,|he|knew|well|how|to|entertain|his|bachelor
k02-093-03 ok 172 27 372 1238 1625 108 friends|.|He|caught|my|look|and|pursed|his|lips|in
k02-093-04 ok 162 26 365 1435 1707 101 a|quick|little|grimace|of|acknowledgement|;|then|raised
k02-093-05 ok 162 29 367 1616 1551 97 an|enquiring|eyebrow|in|young|Lee's|direction|.
k02-097-00 ok 182 27 347 717 1614 111 I|shrugged|a|shoulder|.|Lee|would|have
k02-097-01 ok 182 21 348 898 1612 110 to|decide|about|that|for|himself|,|I
k02-097-02 ok 182 28 349 1066 1722 134 thought|,|and|noticed|that|although|he
k02-097-03 ok 182 24 342 1250 1721 134 was|looking|at|the|other|girl|,|he|did
k02-097-04 ok 172 34 320 1434 1836 132 so|quite|dispassionately|,|almost|as|though
k02-097-05 ok 172 30 330 1603 1891 136 he|was|merely|interested|in|the|unfamiliar
k02-097-06 ok 182 26 313 1788 1841 144 clothes|she|was|wearing|.|And|I|thought
k02-097-07 ok 172 27 327 1959 1836 155 to|myself|:|He|may|be|still|too|much|of
k02-097-08 ok 172 20 311 2133 1730 146 a|'|new|chum|'|to|see|'|the|beauty|of
k02-097-09 ok 172 6 316 2310 416 97 the|East|'|.
k02-102-00 ok 189 45 345 725 1685 96 There|was|still|an|ease|in|our|conversation|,|but|its
k02-102-01 ok 189 43 364 914 1676 93 scope|was|restricted|.|I|felt|that|I|could|hardly|make|the
k02-102-02 ok 189 50 360 1092 1785 89 usual|enquiries|and|comments|about|Nigel's|various|mistresses
k02-102-03 err 189 40 359 1262 1711 89 as|I|was|accustomed|to|whenever|I|saw|him|,|much|as|I
k02-102-04 ok 182 49 358 1450 1800 92 wondered|which|of|his|girls|was|in|favour|at|the|moment|.
k02-102-05 ok 182 43 370 1619 1778 105 And|I|suppose|he|felt|the|same|.|We|had|only|a|few|drinks|,
k02-102-06 ok 182 41 375 1799 1649 99 then|decided|to|bathe|and|dress|for|a|rather|early
k02-102-07 ok 182 7 376 1983 192 52 dinner|.
k02-112-00 ok 172 22 369 725 1702 88 He|had|one|of|the|better|Kashmir|carpets|on
k02-112-01 ok 172 27 343 897 1722 99 the|floor|.|His|pictures|and|curtains|,|indeed|I
k02-112-02 ok 172 23 345 1093 1750 103 suppose|the|entire|furnishings|,|had|been|se-
k02-112-03 ok 172 17 361 1268 1524 106 lected|personally|.|The|house|was|,|as|he
k02-112-04 ok 162 22 343 1449 1774 105 occasionally|proclaimed|,|his|home|-|and|he|had
k02-112-05 ok 162 26 343 1625 1690 78 made|it|as|such|.|I|doubt|if|he|will|ever
k02-112-06 ok 172 13 344 1783 1512 130 leave|Malaya|,|even|when|he|retires|.
k02-117-00 ok 189 22 303 689 1843 171 The|country|,|and|his|mistresses|,|have|come
k02-117-01 ok 189 23 352 869 1820 172 to|mean|too|much|to|him|.|And|,|indirectly|,
k02-117-02 err 189 33 334 1049 1906 181 this|impression|I|had|of|him|was|one|of|several
k02-117-03 err 189 23 332 1227 1883 265 reasons|why|I|had|decided|I|should|leave
k02-117-04 err 182 31 324 1396 1921 179 it|-|before|,|for|me|too|,|it|would|be|too|late|.
k02-117-05 ok 182 15 315 1573 1873 200 I|used|the|excuse|of|our|early|start|in|the
k02-117-06 ok 190 24 301 1769 1747 171 morning|to|retire|as|soon|as|it|seemed
k02-117-07 err 189 21 308 1951 1914 162 prudent|to|do|so|,|after|the|coffee|and|brandy|,
k02-117-08 err 182 31 314 2115 1854 212 already|anticipating|the|familiar|pleasures
k02-117-09 ok 182 7 327 2329 675 128 awaiting|me|.
k03-117-00 ok 177 29 353 726 1683 130 After|lunch|two|of|the|Prime|Minister's
k03-117-01 ok 176 46 329 895 1875 139 grandchildren|who|had|sat|,|rather|intimidated
k03-117-02 ok 174 34 371 1091 1670 127 by|Ormston|and|staring|at|the|Grinling
k03-117-03 ok 175 31 362 1272 1753 110 Gibbons|carving|around|the|fireplace|,|rose
k03-117-04 ok 175 27 346 1445 1768 129 gratefully|from|the|table|,|leaving|the|two
k03-117-05 ok 171 22 361 1628 1834 119 men|together|.|A|nurse|came|in|,|and|asked
k03-117-06 ok 172 22 356 1804 1657 116 the|Prime|Minister|if|he|wanted|to|be
k03-117-07 ok 172 23 358 1985 1926 106 helped|out|on|to|the|lawn|,|but|he|waved
k03-117-08 ok 170 18 341 2176 1076 125 her|away|impatiently|.
k03-138-00 ok 188 37 409 890 1585 136 I|don't|mean|just|our|direct|military|costs|.|I|'m
k03-138-01 ok 188 41 407 1064 1709 153 thinking|of|the|African|Boycott|which|is|already|working|up|.
k03-138-02 ok 188 42 389 1255 1624 140 I|'m|afraid|,|Prime|Minister|,|you|'re|not|going|to|like|the
k03-138-03 err 186 30 385 1428 1711 138 trading|position|when|you|see|it|.|'|'|I|never|do|,|'|the
k03-138-04 ok 184 33 388 1608 1599 122 Prime|Minister|commented|wearily|.|The|Chancellor
k03-138-05 ok 184 25 383 1793 1683 137 was|repeating|an|argument|which|he|had|already
k03-138-06 ok 186 19 376 1962 1245 135 developed|for|an|hour|before|lunch|.
k03-144-00 ok 191 25 377 702 1537 91 '|It|comes|at|a|bad|time|,|'|said
k03-144-01 ok 192 34 356 888 1893 131 Ormston|.|'|A|singularly|bad|time|.|The
k03-144-02 err 191 27 342 1055 1880 137 Party|'s|very|restless|,|you|know|.|'|'|It
k03-144-03 ok 192 38 359 1219 1970 168 is|a|sign|of|life|-|very|encouraging|!|'
k03-144-04 ok 191 25 367 1425 1995 120 '|The|younger|men|-|'|'|Which|ones|?|'
k03-144-05 err 189 27 369 1598 1969 134 '|The|younger|ones|like|Gore|,|Vaughan|,
k03-144-06 ok 190 27 359 1782 1820 123 Hadley|,|Prebble|,|Lambert-Price|-|the
k03-144-07 ok 191 24 380 1964 1788 119 New|Africa|lot|-|'|'|Do|they|confide
k03-144-08 err 189 25 373 2132 2032 142 in|you|?|Have|you|spoken|to|them|?|'
k03-152-00 ok 160 34 347 743 1791 91 '|Only|at|yesterday's|meeting|-|they|'re|very|restless|,|Prime
k03-152-01 err 160 40 352 922 1689 89 Minister|.|They|feel|that|it|'s|very|old-fashioned|-|shooting
k03-152-02 ok 162 32 342 1098 1758 94 down|mobs|of|natives|.|They|'re|very|much|afraid|that
k03-152-03 ok 167 39 347 1273 1762 104 if|the|Opposition|get|a|Commission|of|Enquiry|some
k03-152-04 ok 170 24 332 1452 1534 85 rather|dismal|stuff|is|going|to|come|out|.|'
k03-152-05 ok 176 29 345 1636 1695 95 '|Young|back-benchers|are|always|restive|when|they|'re
k03-152-06 err 176 34 348 1812 1699 79 bored|,|'|said|the|Prime|Minister|,|and|for|the|first
k03-152-07 ok 181 38 335 1994 1807 76 time|since|his|grandchildren|left|the|table|,|he|smiled|.
k03-157-00 ok 196 48 313 676 1957 122 '|Why|don't|you|give|them|something|to|play|with|?|'
k03-157-01 ok 196 39 270 857 1973 87 '|They|'ve|found|their|own|toy|,|'|said|Ormston|,
k03-157-02 err 197 47 259 986 2139 69 '|and|this|is|it|.|They|want|to|abstain|next|week|.|'
k03-157-03 ok 194 46 289 1131 1914 83 The|Prime|Minister|continued|in|his|flippant
k03-157-04 ok 195 32 286 1269 1768 100 tone|,|'|Tell|the|Chief|to|give|them|a
k03-157-05 err 195 43 307 1435 1827 84 talking-to|.|'|The|Chancellor|closed|his|eyes|,
k03-157-06 err 191 11 326 1621 616 40 and|then|said|,
k03-164-00 err 197 41 314 747 1749 93 '|I|think|it|'s|gone|beyond|that|,|Prime|Minister|.
k03-164-01 ok 197 46 312 944 2028 91 They|feel|pretty|strongly|about|Africa|.|They|are|greatly
k03-164-02 err 197 40 333 1117 1897 85 disturbed|by|the|new|and|rather|ugly|image|of
k03-164-03 err 197 37 346 1290 1827 105 the|Party|which|our|African|policy|is|creating|.
k03-164-04 ok 195 36 349 1478 1746 75 On|the|whole|,|the|country|is|still|in|favour
k03-164-05 ok 196 40 355 1658 1886 54 of|moderation|and|common|sense|.|Melville|has
k03-164-06 err 197 36 351 1823 1821 112 in|a|curious|way|made|us|look|old-fashioned
k03-164-07 ok 196 33 335 2017 1632 85 -|extravagant|-|nineteenth|centuryish|-
k03-164-08 ok 191 13 368 2188 662 93 almost|cranky|.|'
k03-180-00 err 183 62 354 722 1917 99 The|Prime|Minister|looked|puzzled|,|and|said|,|'|Julia|Drayford|?|How
k03-180-01 err 183 57 351 894 2030 104 does|she|come|into|it|?|I|can't|follow|these|complexities|-|'|'|It|isn't
k03-180-02 ok 183 56 338 1070 2078 123 quite|that|.|The|whole|business|blew|up|from|Melville's|disgraceful
k03-180-03 ok 184 58 363 1267 1980 94 indiscretion|to|Julia|Drayford|in|Mrs.|M'landa's|presence|.
k03-180-04 err 178 45 352 1438 1970 114 I|don't|know|the|exact|chain|of|gossip|or|who|told|who
k03-180-05 ok 174 5 363 1625 166 65 what|.
k04-000-00 ok 179 36 403 723 1707 113 As|he|turned|aside|his|head|,|since|he|could|not
k04-000-01 ok 178 37 393 903 1737 126 bear|to|look|at|her|beautiful|,|pleading|face|,|he|was
k04-000-02 ok 179 37 388 1087 1625 111 suddenly|attacked|by|suspicion|.|'|You|wish|to|marry
k04-000-03 err 179 39 394 1251 1635 129 someone|else|!|'|he|cried|in|a|voice|roughened|by
k04-000-04 ok 177 41 418 1425 1769 147 jealousy|.|She|sighed|deeply|,|and|looked|away|.|'|Do|you|?
k04-000-05 err 173 22 428 1592 938 157 Do|you|?|'|he|repeated|,|fiercely|.
k04-005-00 err 188 46 338 704 1936 103 '|If|,|'|she|said|gently|,|giving|him|a|look|that|set|his|pulses|throbbing|,
k04-005-01 err 189 41 326 882 1941 108 '|if|I|wished|to|marry|some|young|gallant|,|do|you|think|I|would
k04-005-02 err 189 38 325 1056 2053 104 ask|your|help|?|You|would|be|the|last|man|I|would|ask|.|'|Before
k04-005-03 ok 189 39 308 1236 2006 116 he|could|collect|his|wits|to|reply|to|this|,|there|was|a|bustle
k04-005-04 ok 190 39 306 1415 1956 96 and|confusion|at|the|end|of|the|room|.|Prince|Doria|had
k04-005-05 ok 190 42 300 1590 1958 128 wearied|of|his|toy|and|was|packing|it|away|in|its|painted
k04-005-06 ok 188 5 325 1804 200 55 coffer|.
k04-010-00 ok 148 13 344 864 1772 146 The|party|was|now|preparing|to|see
k04-010-01 ok 148 12 375 1047 1699 126 the|tapestries|,|and|in|the|general
k04-010-02 ok 147 20 376 1226 1802 114 movement|,|Vittoria|was|separated|from
k04-010-03 ok 146 14 387 1404 1619 117 Orsini|.|Although|neither|of|them
k04-010-04 ok 145 19 380 1571 1782 134 wished|to|follow|the|sightseers|,|there|seemed
k04-010-05 ok 145 14 353 1761 1768 88 no|alternative|.|As|she|was|about|to|mount
k04-010-06 ok 146 14 336 1938 1720 134 a|wide|and|shallow|flight|of|marble
k04-010-07 ok 145 16 350 2109 1696 134 stairs|,|she|became|aware|of|someone
k04-010-08 ok 145 14 329 2296 1775 151 watching|her|intently|,|and|turning
k04-010-09 ok 145 22 341 2475 1836 125 in|that|direction|,|she|saw|Olimpia|,
k04-010-10 err 145 21 320 2662 1918 132 standing|beside|her|admirer|,|Orlando|Cavalcanti|.
k04-014-00 ok 165 21 321 714 1668 126 The|young|man|was|bending|over|her|with|the
k04-014-01 ok 165 31 342 893 1802 120 assiduity|of|a|lover|,|but|the|girl|appeared|to|be|more
k04-014-02 err 166 28 338 1067 1809 115 interested|in|her|cousin's|wife|,|whom|she|was|regarding
k04-014-03 ok 165 37 345 1245 1753 126 through|half-closed|eyes|.|This|was|a|slight|shock|to
k04-014-04 err 166 36 342 1425 1721 126 Vittoria|,|who|had|forgotten|the|existence|of|the|girl|,
k04-014-05 err 164 24 342 1613 1790 121 and|,|up|to|this|moment|had|been|unaware|of|the
k04-014-06 ok 163 22 328 1795 1350 135 young|man's|presence|at|the|palazzo|.
k04-017-00 ok 179 24 397 740 1579 155 '|Are|you|enjoying|yourself|,|Olimpia|?|'|she
k04-017-01 err 177 25 349 912 1724 139 asked|idly|,|tapping|the|girl's|cheek|lightly|with
k04-017-02 ok 176 25 349 1093 1724 140 her|fan|,|in|passing|;|but|she|did|not|wait|for
k04-017-03 ok 177 19 361 1276 1725 126 the|answer|.|Disturbed|by|vague|uneasiness|,|she
k04-017-04 ok 176 13 338 1446 1661 152 was|wondering|whether|Olimpia|had|been
k04-017-05 ok 174 20 333 1623 1708 129 watching|her|talk|with|Orsini|.|Surely|she
k04-017-06 ok 173 15 345 1796 1652 147 could|not|have|overheard|anything|they
k04-017-07 err 175 25 338 1962 1715 160 said|?|A|moment's|reflection|reassured|her
k04-017-08 ok 173 20 350 2150 1735 137 on|that|point|,|for|she|was|certain|no|one
k04-017-09 ok 174 10 349 2338 1126 127 had|been|standing|near|them|.
k04-022-00 err 166 28 361 729 1709 113 However|,|something|inimical|in|the|girl's|look
k04-022-01 ok 166 34 361 869 1770 151 put|Vittoria|on|guard|.|'|Santa|Maria|!|These|spying
k04-022-02 ok 163 37 358 1067 1711 157 eyes|!|'|she|thought|,|bitterly|.|Doria|was|continually
k04-022-03 err 165 41 345 1264 1866 131 stopping|on|the|way|,|to|point|out|,|with|childish|pride|,
k04-022-04 ok 164 32 352 1434 1756 124 objects|of|beauty|or|interest|.|Vittoria|,|on|the
k04-022-05 err 161 27 340 1622 1628 128 fringe|of|the|party|,|caught|snatches|of|this
k04-022-06 ok 165 27 347 1793 1690 136 information|,|which|held|no|interest|for|her|:
k04-022-07 ok 162 23 336 1970 1043 128 '|...|now|this|sapphire|...
k04-028-00 err 183 34 410 731 1634 85 I|like|to|think|it|may|have|fallen|from|the|dark
k04-028-01 ok 184 37 384 911 1654 78 hair|of|the|Empress|Messalina|,|as|she|crouched
k04-028-02 err 187 39 353 1089 1636 97 in|terror|in|the|gardens|of|Lucullus|,|awaiting|the
k04-028-03 err 184 41 371 1266 1687 78 sword|of|the|executioner|.|'|'|Ah|!|'|exclaimed
k04-028-04 ok 184 36 367 1451 1553 93 Farnese|,|with|a|snigger|.|'|The|old|cuckold
k04-028-05 ok 183 33 373 1630 1599 68 Claudius|had|the|last|word|,|after|all|.|He
k04-028-06 ok 183 34 381 1809 1674 61 knew|how|to|deal|with|an|adulterous|wife|,
k04-028-07 ok 178 14 366 1988 389 63 eh|,|Orsini|?|'
k04-033-00 err 185 39 371 729 1701 91 If|the|duke|made|any|reply|to|this|,|Vittoria|did
k04-033-01 ok 185 36 361 916 1605 93 not|hear|it|.|Now|they|entered|the|long|gallery
k04-033-02 ok 188 41 340 1096 1763 93 where|they|dispersed|and|wandered|around|,|admiring
k04-033-03 ok 189 38 347 1270 1751 99 and|commenting|on|the|glowing|hues|and|barbaric
k04-033-04 ok 189 38 364 1437 1733 103 splendours|of|the|tapestries|Doria|had|brought
k04-033-05 ok 184 44 388 1632 1740 76 back|from|Lepanto|.|After|a|short|interval|,|Orsini
k04-033-06 ok 182 39 396 1808 1478 86 found|an|opportunity|to|rejoin|Vittoria|.
k04-033-07 ok 184 32 380 1971 1486 91 '|We|must|talk|further|,|'|he|said|in|a|low
k04-033-08 ok 184 21 376 2163 740 87 urgent|voice|.|'|Where|?|'
k04-039-00 err 182 46 374 731 1652 114 '|Be|careful|,|'|she|whispered|from|behind|her|fan|.
k04-039-01 ok 182 46 365 911 1621 122 '|Olimpia|is|watching|us|.|The|young|man|with|her|is
k04-039-02 ok 179 47 409 1082 1608 131 Orlando|Cavalcanti|,|Francesco's|friend|.|'|Orsini
k04-039-03 ok 181 41 386 1261 1782 132 shot|an|impatient|glance|at|the|couple|.|'|The|young|man
k04-039-04 err 179 47 391 1438 1758 116 with|the|mole|?|'|'|Yes|,|indeed|.|'|'|No|matter|.|They|are|not
k04-039-05 ok 176 38 398 1619 1669 134 looking|at|us|.|Now|I|must|know|,|'|he|whispered|,|'|what
k04-039-06 ok 179 42 365 1810 1839 120 you|meant|,|cara|mia|.|Do|you|want|your|freedom|in|order
k04-039-07 ok 181 10 405 1980 376 126 to|marry|?|'
k04-050-00 err 159 42 357 723 1898 110 Before|replying|to|this|,|she|glanced
k04-050-01 err 157 34 347 897 1910 121 hastily|around|,|then|spoke|in|tones|so|low|that|he
k04-050-02 ok 156 37 355 1080 1883 83 had|to|bend|his|head|to|hear|:|'|I|will|never|be
k04-050-03 ok 154 41 332 1264 1873 98 any|man's|mistress|.|As|to|marrying|again|...
k04-050-04 ok 155 38 360 1440 1921 88 if|I|were|free|...|there|is|only|one|man|I|would
k04-050-05 ok 154 42 389 1622 1882 84 wish|to|marry|...|but|...|he|,|like|myself|,|is|now
k04-050-06 ok 154 6 401 1781 241 88 bound|.|'
k04-054-00 ok 158 34 384 833 1696 104 With|a|swift|gesture|she|closed|her|fan
k04-054-01 ok 156 34 362 1012 1875 106 and|moved|away|from|him|towards|the|group
k04-054-02 ok 155 45 356 1181 1926 114 in|the|centre|of|the|gallery|,|leaving|him|standing
k04-054-03 ok 154 48 356 1377 1831 93 alone|,|against|that|glowing|,|barbaric|background|,
k04-054-04 ok 155 43 361 1553 1862 101 with|a|deeply|thoughtful|expression|on|his|face|.
k04-054-05 ok 153 41 364 1735 1931 108 On|a|bright|unclouded|morning|a|few|days|after
k04-054-06 err 152 41 360 1907 1828 84 the|visit|to|the|Doria|Palace|,|the|cardinal's
k04-054-07 ok 155 39 357 2089 1781 114 coach|left|the|villa|,|lurched|over|the|unpaved
k04-054-08 ok 152 34 347 2273 1874 71 track|and|turned|towards|the|ruined|Baths
k04-054-09 ok 154 15 348 2450 559 78 of|Diocletian|.
k04-057-00 ok 189 46 372 932 1828 105 Vittoria|,|accompanied|by|her|maid|,|Lucia|,|was|on|her
k04-057-01 err 187 46 373 1125 1803 97 way|to|the|Accoramboni|villa|,|ostensibly|to|pay
k04-057-02 err 185 39 370 1302 1850 106 a|daughterly|call|on|her|father|,|actually|to|coax
k04-057-03 err 186 54 369 1484 1967 99 money|from|that|indulgent|parent|to|settle|her|mounting
k04-057-04 ok 183 50 374 1642 1822 110 debts|.|Lucia|was|thinking|how|beautiful|her|mistress
k04-057-05 err 184 42 390 1835 1817 105 looked|,|and|how|cunningly|the|olive-green|dress
k04-057-06 ok 187 45 389 2016 1838 82 with|its|underskirt|of|rose-brocade|fitted|her
k04-057-07 err 187 43 376 2191 1692 121 perfect|figure|.|Vittoria's|thoughts|were|more|complex|.
k04-061-00 ok 187 59 363 929 1805 100 The|sparkling|society|of|the|Doria|Palace|,|the|flattery
k04-061-01 err 188 49 384 1110 1863 83 of|Orsini's|obsession|,|the|thwarted|ambitions|of|her
k04-061-02 ok 188 53 382 1283 1951 97 restless|spirit|,|all|threw|into|sharp|relief|the|contrast
k04-061-03 ok 189 47 359 1451 1895 111 of|her|grey|life|with|the|splendid|one|that|filled
k04-061-04 err 186 48 364 1626 1907 95 her|dreams|.|At|the|Villa|Montalto|she|felt|an|alien|,
k04-061-05 err 184 44 369 1724 1925 194 and|although|she|had|repeatedly|urged|Francesco
k04-061-06 ok 185 47 369 1998 1985 99 to|give|her|a|separate|establishment|,|he|invariably
k04-061-07 ok 184 45 377 2175 1902 111 pleaded|his|financial|dependence|on|his|uncle|,|who
k04-061-08 err 183 33 374 2363 1361 84 had|built|the|villa|for|his|family|.
k04-064-00 ok 176 38 309 764 1698 99 He|reminded|her|that|they|must|abide|by|Roman
k04-064-01 ok 178 44 316 955 1712 81 custom|,|and|dwell|there|with|their|relations|.|Her
k04-064-02 ok 175 42 319 1145 1717 56 values|were|those|of|the|materialist|who|assesses
k04-064-03 ok 174 36 315 1324 1750 85 every|human|being|in|terms|of|fame|,|power|and
k04-064-04 ok 174 47 308 1492 1764 85 wealth|.|Francesco|she|despised|for|his|dullness|,|his
k04-064-05 ok 173 48 315 1681 1714 68 lack|of|initiative|,|his|subservience|to|his|uncle|.
k04-068-00 ok 177 52 356 932 1808 111 Her|husband's|gentleness|and|amiability|,|his|unselfish
k04-068-01 ok 176 48 332 1135 1834 80 love|for|her|,|she|regarded|as|signs|of|weakness|.|He|was|a
k04-068-02 ok 176 50 337 1319 1827 73 futile|creature|who|had|not|even|proved|capable|of|giving
k04-068-03 ok 174 45 331 1495 1833 73 her|a|child|.|Whatever|passion|she|had|experienced|in|the
k04-068-04 ok 172 45 336 1678 1823 74 first|months|of|marriage|had|been|ousted|by|contempt|.
k04-068-05 ok 175 41 328 1836 1753 97 She|had|never|loved|him|.|Her|thoughts|rushed|to|Orsini|.
k04-068-06 ok 175 45 324 2022 1746 89 Since|the|meeting|in|the|Doria|Palace|,|no|word|had
k04-068-07 ok 174 47 327 2200 1743 94 come|from|him|,|and|this|silence|oppressed|her|spirits
k04-068-08 ok 172 28 332 2398 971 82 with|a|weight|of|misgiving|.
k04-075-00 ok 184 35 354 691 1768 125 She|had|,|perhaps|,|demanded|too|much|.|The
k04-075-01 ok 183 34 359 863 1818 159 kiss|in|the|garden|had|plumbed|unsus-
k04-075-02 ok 181 32 341 1034 1899 127 pected|depths|in|her|,|and|she|knew|that
k04-075-03 err 182 35 353 1212 1988 165 if|she|yielded|to|him|,|her|passion|could|,
k04-075-04 ok 180 39 369 1398 2025 154 indeed|,|match|his|.|Every|instinct|urged|her|to
k04-075-05 err 181 28 347 1577 2067 121 surrender|,|for|there|was|that|in|his|nature
k04-075-06 ok 184 31 350 1747 1972 146 to|which|her|own|had|responded|as|it
k04-075-07 ok 182 28 374 1924 1976 172 had|responded|to|no|other|human|being|.
k04-079-00 ok 181 28 371 782 1763 114 Prudence|,|ambition|and|reason|had
k04-079-01 ok 181 32 382 942 1877 170 held|instinct|in|check|,|and|they|must
k04-079-02 err 180 30 370 1127 1907 123 dictate|her|course|.|There|could|be|no
k04-079-03 ok 182 30 372 1306 1807 152 compromise|.|For|a|brief|interval
k04-079-04 ok 180 26 349 1487 1840 151 she|allowed|herself|the|luxury|of
k04-079-05 ok 179 30 355 1656 1822 191 dreams|.|She|began|to|imagine|life|at
k04-079-06 err 179 29 358 1854 1926 141 Bracciano|,|the|balls|and|fe*?5tes|,|the
k04-079-07 ok 177 35 358 2043 1999 117 conversation|of|poets|and|dilettanti|.|She
k04-079-08 err 179 27 381 2223 2007 161 visualized|the|pageantry|of|the|tourna-
k04-079-09 ok 180 32 380 2372 2026 146 ment|,|and|herself|on|the|ducal|dais|beside
k04-079-10 ok 181 34 348 2576 2087 169 Orsini|,|placing|a|chaplet|of|roses|on|the|brows
k04-085-00 ok 191 30 333 727 1884 117 This|reverie|was|rudely|ended|as|the|coach|gave|a
k04-085-01 err 192 35 339 908 1923 115 sickening|jolt|and|came|to|an|abrupt|stop|,|nearly|throwing
k04-085-02 ok 192 34 329 1070 1851 123 the|two|girls|from|their|seats|.|Lucia|uttered|a|cry|of
k04-085-03 ok 192 44 328 1223 1858 131 alarm|.|'|Look|,|madonna|,|we|are|surrounded|!|'|It|was|true|.
k04-085-04 ok 191 28 361 1427 1841 137 Men|armed|with|pikes|and|daggers|swarmed|about
k04-085-05 err 192 37 372 1599 1806 141 them|and|a|lean|,|swarthy|fellow|was|peering|through
k04-085-06 err 192 39 375 1788 1725 112 the|window|,|grinning|impudently|.|'|Santa|Maria|!|'
k04-085-07 ok 187 20 371 1962 1023 91 shrieked|Lucia|.|'|Banditti|!|'
k04-093-00 ok 192 35 317 733 1827 113 Vittoria|now|realized|that|they|were|outside
k04-093-01 err 192 31 307 913 1911 119 Santa|Maria|degli|Angeli|,|and|that|except|for|a|few|beggars
k04-093-02 ok 193 39 285 1120 1670 128 crouching|in|the|doorway|of|the|church|and|exhibiting
k04-093-03 err 194 44 281 1289 1948 117 loathsome|sores|,|the|area|was|deserted|.|'|They|are|not|banditti|,
k04-093-04 ok 191 39 326 1493 1744 114 Lucia|,|'|said|Vittoria|,|pointing|to|the|badge|on|the|man's
k04-093-05 err 190 34 339 1666 1655 102 shoulder|.|The|words|were|clear|.|'|Beware|my|hug|!|'|Lucia
k04-093-06 ok 190 38 328 1821 1816 146 stared|speechlessly|at|the|golden|bear|;|Vittoria|swiftly
k04-093-07 ok 189 32 336 2040 1848 86 averted|her|head|to|avoid|the|impertinent|glance
k04-093-08 err 189 9 357 2237 607 62 of|the|retainer|.
k04-099-00 ok 179 39 363 746 1694 82 Her|thoughts|at|this|moment|were|chaotic|.|The
k04-099-01 ok 179 42 365 917 1672 73 coach|now|turned|in|another|direction|,|towards
k04-099-02 ok 179 42 375 1102 1651 93 the|wild|and|desolate|region|behind|the|baths|.
k04-099-03 ok 179 49 377 1271 1784 104 It|was|sparsely|inhabited|,|dotted|with|fallow|fields
k04-099-04 ok 179 43 369 1453 1745 94 and|terraced|vineyards|,|and|here|and|there|jutted
k04-099-05 ok 177 46 363 1642 1822 81 a|brown|outcrop|of|flower-wreathed|ruins|,|a|pathetic
k04-099-06 ok 176 32 374 1812 1304 89 reminder|of|Rome's|former|greatness|.
k04-103-00 ok 181 43 437 786 1734 91 In|this|region|of|Monti|most|of|the|public|baths
k04-103-01 ok 180 42 415 975 1779 79 had|been|built|in|the|time|of|the|Caesars|,|but|with|the
k04-103-02 ok 179 52 412 1150 1790 95 breaking|of|the|aqueducts|during|the|barbarian|invasions
k04-103-03 ok 180 43 405 1337 1709 84 the|baths|had|lost|their|purpose|;|they|had|become
k04-103-04 err 176 46 394 1518 1776 74 stone|quarries|and|their|precious|marble|had|been
k04-103-05 err 178 44 391 1689 1813 77 burnt|for|lime|.|Now|escaped|criminals|and|bandits
k04-103-06 ok 176 45 389 1871 1799 92 used|these|quarries|as|hiding|places|,|to|the|danger
k04-103-07 ok 177 29 383 2059 912 67 of|travellers|in|the|district|.
k04-106-00 ok 189 41 369 759 1807 145 As|they|lumbered|past|at|a|rattling|pace|,|Vittoria
k04-106-01 ok 192 44 357 951 1906 130 could|see|a|wisp|of|smoke|curling|above|the|fire|of|a
k04-106-02 ok 192 42 313 1131 1891 123 gypsy|encampment|and|a|few|tatterdemalion|creatures
k04-106-03 ok 192 53 292 1303 1844 149 gathered|about|it|,|cooking|their|frugal|meal|.|These
k04-106-04 ok 187 39 305 1484 1899 137 were|left|far|behind|.|An|old|man|belabouring|an
k04-106-05 err 189 52 319 1669 1826 99 overladen|donkey|,|and|a|withered|crone|appeared
k04-106-06 err 188 42 322 1848 1587 140 on|the|horizon|,|were|overtaken|and|forgotten|.
k04-110-00 err 180 35 381 692 1715 123 Except|for|their|escort|,|Vittoria|and
k04-110-01 ok 179 33 361 879 1753 139 Lucia|might|have|been|the|only|living
k04-110-02 ok 180 27 357 1063 1841 133 creatures|on|an|empty|planet|.|After|the
k04-110-03 ok 179 35 370 1240 1730 96 initial|shock|,|Vittoria|felt|calm|.|She
k04-110-04 ok 177 22 395 1425 1685 104 knew|exactly|what|she|wanted|,|and
k04-110-05 ok 179 28 371 1619 1910 125 was|prepared|to|take|it|without|scruple|,
k04-110-06 ok 179 29 364 1749 1724 170 if|she|could|.|What|she|had|forgotten
k04-110-07 ok 180 35 355 1967 1915 112 in|her|self-absorption|in|her|own|schemes
k04-110-08 ok 180 31 346 2136 1994 143 was|that|other|people|were|equally|absorbed
k04-110-09 ok 178 32 339 2308 1809 136 in|their|schemes|,|which|were|likely|to
k04-110-10 err 179 16 395 2505 1388 90 run|counter|to|her|own|.
k04-115-00 ok 186 34 347 699 1845 132 This|move|today|was|a|reminder|of|that|fact|.
k04-115-01 ok 184 32 350 873 1783 132 Whilst|she|automatically|patted|the|hand|of
k04-115-02 ok 181 27 360 1073 1709 120 the|agitated|Lucia|,|her|brain|was|working
k04-115-03 ok 178 29 367 1253 1715 104 rapidly|,|and|she|decided|that|she|must|be
k04-115-04 err 182 31 361 1438 1789 92 prepared|to|counter|Orsini's|demands|,
k04-115-05 ok 179 30 361 1580 1845 154 difficult|though|that|would|be|.|She|became
k04-115-06 ok 178 30 336 1794 1817 119 aware|that|the|pace|was|slackening|;
k04-115-07 err 177 17 340 1971 1214 105 now|the|coach|stopped|.
k04-119-00 ok 191 51 378 845 1787 132 The|moment|had|come|.|Upon|the|ensuing|interview
k04-119-01 err 190 47 345 1022 1888 112 the|future|would|depend|.|Outwardly|she|was|calm|,|but
k04-119-02 ok 190 36 355 1196 1802 137 her|heart|was|beating|fast|,|and|the|palms|of|her
k04-119-03 ok 190 47 362 1387 1806 123 hands|were|damp|.|Orsini's|high-crowned|hat|with
k04-119-04 ok 187 45 359 1564 1819 129 its|jaunty|plume|blotted|out|the|light|;|his|hand
k04-119-05 err 185 39 347 1733 1775 136 was|on|the|door|.|Glancing|at|Lucia|he|said|in
k04-119-06 err 187 50 350 1906 1834 97 French|to|Vittoria|:|'|Your|maid|...|is|she|reliable|?|'
k04-126-00 err 174 28 364 712 1713 207 She|shrugged|her|shoulders|,|and|replied|in|the|same
k04-126-01 ok 175 32 373 910 1708 204 language|:|'|Yes|.|But|make|it|worth|her|while|.|'
k04-126-02 ok 174 34 394 1084 1722 120 '|I|see|.|I|know|how|to|deal|with|people|like|that|,|'
k04-126-03 ok 176 36 358 1273 1749 199 and|turning|to|the|cowering|Lucia|,|he|spoke|in|her
k04-126-04 err 174 27 352 1449 1743 209 own|language|.|'|Do|you|know|who|I|am|?|'|'|No|,
k04-126-05 err 174 37 353 1569 1759 277 signor|,|'|she|whispered|.|'|I|am|the|Orsini|.|My|word|is
k04-126-06 err 172 8 344 1821 478 85 law|in|Rome|.|'
k04-136-00 ok 175 39 360 734 1778 200 Lucia|was|regarding|him|as|a|rabbit|looks|at|a|stoat|.
k04-136-01 ok 176 31 349 902 1674 184 Thrusting|his|head|farther|into|the|coach|,|he|said
k04-136-02 ok 175 36 352 1079 1807 214 sombrely|:|'|Have|you|ever|heard|of|a|punishment|called
k04-136-03 err 174 25 360 1255 1775 225 the|cord|?|'|She|blanched|and|shrank|away|.|Was|there|not
k04-136-04 err 175 27 351 1448 1738 196 a|street|near|Sant'|Angelo|called|the|Lane|of|the|Corda
k04-136-05 err 173 46 356 1620 1820 214 where|criminals|were|hoisted|by|their|wrists|forty|,|fifty|,
k04-136-06 err 174 40 343 1741 1805 276 sixty|feet|into|the|air|,|and|dropped|again|and|again|,|until
k04-136-07 err 174 34 356 1925 1792 167 their|arms|were|wrenched|from|their|sockets|.|'|You|have
k04-136-08 ok 171 10 349 2160 437 100 heard|of|it|?
k04-142-00 ok 175 53 361 744 1848 115 The|Orsini|give|that|to|traitors|.|There|is
k04-142-01 ok 170 56 343 923 1917 119 no|escaping|the|vengeance|of|an|Orsini|.|We|hunt
k04-142-02 ok 168 47 359 1106 1895 106 a|traitor|down|to|the|ends|of|the|earth|,|and|no
k04-142-03 ok 168 52 354 1297 1950 107 power|can|save|him|...|or|her|.|Do|you|understand|?|'
k04-142-04 err 168 51 343 1436 1854 142 '|Yes|,|signor|,|'|she|faltered|.|'|On|the|other|hand|,|'|he
k04-142-05 ok 167 57 352 1639 1873 118 continued|,|giving|her|a|keen|look|,|'|the|Orsini|are
k04-142-06 ok 164 43 347 1840 1801 93 generous|to|those|who|serve|them|faithfully|.
k04-149-00 err 166 46 351 746 1756 114 Remember|that|,|my|girl|.|'|Lucia|was|beyond
k04-149-01 ok 167 53 326 937 1861 111 speech|.|He|turned|to|Vittoria|,|sitting|erect|,
k04-149-02 ok 164 53 329 1117 1848 101 with|flushed|cheeks|and|eyes|sparkling|with
k04-149-03 err 164 55 318 1285 1919 111 anger|.|'|And|now|,|madonna|,|'|he|said|smoothly|,|'|we|will
k04-149-04 err 163 52 318 1458 1787 100 continue|the|conversation|started|at|the|Doria
k04-149-05 err 162 56 327 1650 1825 128 Palace|.|Be|pleased|to|alight|.|'|'|I|think|,|'|she|replied
k04-149-06 err 163 37 319 1833 1379 102 coolly|,|'|I|prefer|to|stay|where|I|am|.|'
k04-156-00 err 177 57 360 881 2049 138 '|In|that|case|,|'|he|reverted|to|French|,|'|I|shall|be|obliged
k04-156-01 err 179 45 341 1065 2023 133 to|lift|you|from|the|coach|.|'|Without|answering|him|,|she
k04-156-02 err 179 40 370 1245 2021 142 rose|,|and|bending|over|the|agitated|girl|,|said|softly|:
k04-156-03 err 179 39 353 1427 2036 141 '|No|one|will|harm|you|,|Lucia|.|Remain|here|.|'|Ignoring|his
k04-156-04 err 180 46 340 1587 2080 217 proffered|hand|,|she|stepped|from|the|vehicle|.|'|Will|you
k04-156-05 ok 180 32 325 1823 2093 134 be|so|good|as|to|order|your|men|not|to|molest|my
k04-156-06 err 184 38 321 1991 1261 136 maid|,|'|she|said|coldly|to|Orsini|.
k04-163-00 err 179 45 367 844 1814 129 '|She|is|absolutely|safe|,|'|he|replied|;|but|he|turned|,
k04-163-01 ok 179 41 348 1038 2001 119 nevertheless|,|to|the|man|who|had|peered|into|the
k04-163-02 ok 179 50 346 1214 2036 126 coach|,|whom|he|had|addressed|as|Luigi|,|and|gave|him|sharp
k04-163-03 ok 178 56 349 1393 2129 110 instructions|on|the|matter|.|Vittoria|stood|looking|about|her|,
k04-163-04 ok 177 36 369 1578 2058 128 breathing|the|scent|of|thyme|.|The|land|at|her|feet|sloped
k04-163-05 ok 180 37 386 1746 1948 131 away|into|a|tiny|valley|beyond|which|,|on|the|crest
k04-163-06 ok 184 51 370 1932 1952 123 of|a|wooded|hill-side|,|the|ruins|of|a|small|temple
k04-163-07 ok 177 37 390 2104 1939 126 were|etched|against|the|clear|blue|of|the|sky|.
k07-059a-00 ok 179 37 383 685 1669 97 He|forgot|time|and|place|.|He|,|the|master|,|was|gently
k07-059a-01 ok 179 41 403 871 1721 91 led|along|erotic|paths|which|he|knew|existed|,|but
k07-059a-02 ok 180 31 402 1043 1666 73 had|never|trodden|.|He|learned|how|to|use|his
k07-059a-03 ok 181 40 385 1227 1783 92 hands|,|how|to|adore|that|body|without|haste|,|how
k07-059a-04 ok 179 38 393 1398 1749 95 to|caress|every|inch|with|his|mouth|as|well|,|to
k07-059a-05 ok 175 36 397 1585 1782 94 creep|down|along|her|smooth|muscles|till|he|lost
k07-059a-06 ok 177 39 396 1759 1569 90 himself|in|a|rapture|of|kisses|in|places|he|'d
k07-059a-07 ok 177 41 383 1951 1828 88 dreamed|of|,|where|life|began|to|ooze|and|quickened
k07-059a-08 ok 175 22 387 2123 1077 65 his|heart|beat|to|a|thunder|.
k07-063a-00 ok 179 36 395 687 1776 88 He|looked|at|her|.|Head|thrown|back|in|a|pool|of|hair|,
k07-063a-01 ok 181 27 407 863 1647 107 her|blood-red|lips|parted|and|the|beating|of|her
k07-063a-02 ok 178 33 414 1037 1684 104 heart|in|the|full|throat|.|Her|mouth|did|things|he
k07-063a-03 ok 181 35 406 1217 1636 106 thought|no|human|being|could|stand|without
k07-063a-04 ok 178 38 390 1399 1578 102 dying|,|but|he|went|on|living|in|an|ocean|of
k07-063a-05 ok 174 47 398 1582 1664 101 voluptuousness|,|that|swelled|and|ebbed|over|him|,
k07-063a-06 ok 176 34 415 1747 1308 100 under|him|,|in|him|and|through|him|...
k07-067a-00 ok 180 37 393 686 1600 89 He|was|having|a|ball|!|He|twiddled|the|TV|set|with
k07-067a-01 ok 177 33 416 866 1651 95 shaking|hands|.|She|sat|calmly|on|the|bed|smoking
k07-067a-02 ok 177 28 387 1047 1528 88 a|cigarette|.|His|face|was|white|with|two|red
k07-067a-03 err 178 33 393 1221 1675 96 blotches|.|Hers|was|flushed|and|lovely|.|O.K.|teacher|!
k07-067a-04 ok 178 38 387 1398 1733 94 Was|that|any|better|?|You|know|it|was|!|You|don't
k07-067a-05 ok 174 28 384 1579 1178 93 need|teaching|,|only|a|little|coaxing|.
k07-077-00 ok 180 33 385 687 1661 89 He|sat|down|and|ran|his|finger|down|along|her
k07-077-01 ok 180 38 387 871 1631 89 spine|.|Do|you|love|me|now|?|Like|yesterday|!|I|'m
k07-077-02 err 176 47 386 1046 1763 93 extremely|fond|of|you|.|The|fact|that|you|'re|beginning
k07-077-03 ok 180 40 384 1225 1678 93 to|satisfy|my|physical|wants|does|not|change|that|.
k07-077-04 ok 180 47 379 1399 1768 90 Before|long|you|'ll|give|me|the|satisfaction|that|'ll|set
k07-077-05 ok 176 39 382 1580 1750 96 me|rocking|on|my|feet|,|but|I|'ll|still|be|only|fond|of
k07-077-06 ok 176 29 385 1764 1188 91 you|.|But|you|wouldn't|marry|me|?
k07-085-00 ok 180 39 380 694 1671 87 No|.|I|'m|not|your|type|.|I|'d|make|you|miserable|.|I
k07-085-01 ok 180 39 384 872 1669 98 mean|that|.|I|'d|very|probably|be|unfaithful|and
k07-085-02 ok 180 49 382 1033 1815 106 that|'d|kill|you|.|Then|I|'d|be|unfaithful|too|,|to|teach
k07-085-03 err 180 32 385 1224 1714 94 you|a|lesson|.|It|wouldn't|work|.|You|'d|do|it|to
k07-085-04 ok 180 38 388 1405 1739 85 spite|me|.|I|would|never|do|it|for|that|reason|.
k07-085-05 ok 176 40 370 1572 1727 99 To|me|it|'d|be|immaterial|whether|you|'d|retaliate
k07-085-06 ok 180 41 375 1756 1720 105 or|not|.|You|'d|go|crazy|if|that|situation|arose|.
k07-122-00 ok 183 16 392 697 1649 101 To|observe|the|colour|rise|in|her|cheek
k07-122-01 ok 187 11 395 857 1706 117 and|hear|her|breath|come|faster|,|to|see
k07-122-02 ok 182 11 403 1027 1719 112 the|slight|beads|of|sweat|come|out|on
k07-122-03 ok 180 12 396 1216 1489 114 her|glistening|skin|and|see|her|move
k07-122-04 ok 180 17 375 1389 1680 97 with|uncontrolled|rhythm|.|To|have|her|twist
k07-122-05 ok 180 12 358 1571 1626 110 in|an|attempt|to|receive|a|caress|he|was
k07-122-06 ok 176 16 377 1753 1738 105 purposely|withholding|,|to|hear|her|deep-throated
k07-122-07 ok 176 11 382 1924 1555 125 moan|of|full|satisfaction|and|feel|her
k07-122-08 ok 176 8 373 2119 1063 97 shivering|,|clawing|surrender|.
k07-125-00 ok 182 37 377 666 1726 122 Not|so|dusty|,|she|might|say|afterwards|,|drawing|at
k07-125-01 ok 187 30 380 859 1596 99 a|cigarette|.|It|'s|a|wow|!|he|said|.|She|kissed
k07-125-02 ok 180 24 378 1035 1698 111 him|motherly|:|You|just|wait|till|you|teach|the
k07-125-03 ok 180 27 389 1223 1736 95 girl|you|really|love|.|He|didn't|protest|any|more
k07-125-04 ok 176 18 391 1408 1656 94 to|say|he|loved|her|because|he|knew|it|to
k07-125-05 ok 176 22 399 1576 1591 92 be|untrue|.|Instead|he|said|:|Will|that|be
k07-125-06 ok 176 13 380 1748 806 90 better|?|She|nodded|:
k07-134-00 ok 181 23 390 677 1640 89 It|'s|man's|nature|to|teach|and|to|teach|those
k07-134-01 ok 177 15 366 866 1511 95 we|love|is|double|pleasure|.|And|she
k07-134-02 err 181 31 358 1036 1670 120 might|add|:|And|don't|forget|to|leave|the
k07-134-03 ok 181 21 354 1217 1744 125 lights|on|.|You|lose|half|the|fun|when|you
k07-134-04 ok 181 21 386 1386 1620 119 fumble|in|the|dark|.|She|had|many|direct
k07-134-05 ok 177 22 380 1581 1547 128 comments|like|that|.|Once|she|quietly
k07-134-06 ok 177 23 366 1750 1636 121 pushed|him|back|when|he|kissed|her|too
k07-134-07 ok 181 14 373 1926 787 137 fully|and|too|soon|:
k07-141-00 ok 180 25 386 674 1609 114 Oi|,|not|yet|,|you|oaf|.|What|do|you|think|my
k07-141-01 ok 187 23 388 852 1461 126 mouth|is|?|A|billposter's|bucket|to|be
k07-141-02 ok 180 16 401 1031 1684 104 plunged|in|at|random|?|He|'d|learned|to
k07-141-03 ok 180 22 384 1212 1689 114 laugh|when|something|went|wrong|or|the
k07-141-04 ok 180 17 392 1400 1696 119 situation|became|ludicrous|,|as|when|they
k07-141-05 ok 180 16 391 1574 1666 110 were|both|caught|in|the|raw|when|he|'d
k07-141-06 ok 173 14 404 1764 1530 111 forgotten|to|lock|his|door|and|Derek
k07-141-07 ok 180 9 401 1937 1256 118 had|walked|in|unexpectedly|.
k07-146-00 ok 180 15 384 680 1574 127 They|'d|just|had|time|to|nip|into|the
k07-146-01 ok 180 11 365 849 1585 126 bathroom|and|stood|there|shivering|for
k07-146-02 ok 180 12 363 1038 1616 113 fifteen|minutes|while|their|guest|was
k07-146-03 ok 176 12 376 1210 1502 122 smoking|a|cigarette|waiting|for|him|.
k07-146-04 ok 176 12 387 1393 1482 138 At|last|Derek|got|tired|and|left|.
k07-146-05 ok 176 23 378 1565 1639 121 Just|in|time|,|erupted|Charlie|.|If|he|'d
k07-146-06 ok 173 13 375 1750 1538 121 stayed|any|longer|I|'d|jolly|well
k07-146-07 ok 180 16 379 1922 1661 116 have|asked|him|to|join|us|.|I|'m|so
k07-146-08 ok 176 13 395 2098 1681 110 darned|cold|I|could|do|with|two|men|.
k07-152-00 ok 182 27 334 727 1802 132 You|perverted|sex-maniac|,|you|wouldn't
k07-152-01 ok 182 25 351 914 1758 118 dare|.|Show|me|what|you|can|do|and
k07-152-02 ok 179 19 350 1101 1597 110 I|'ll|tell|you|if|you|need|help|.
k07-152-03 ok 182 20 354 1274 1707 104 Once|he|came|back|to|the|subject
k07-152-04 ok 179 22 349 1449 1826 132 of|her|marriage|and|asked|her|why
k07-152-05 ok 179 23 333 1625 1921 125 she|was|going|to|marry|her|sculptor|.
k07-152-06 ok 179 19 345 1793 1692 113 Because|I|love|him|,|of|course|.
k07-152-07 ok 179 14 342 1973 1121 127 What|do|you|think|?
k07-158-00 err 186 21 352 672 1551 101 But|he|'s|a|lot|older|,|isn't|he|?
k07-158-01 ok 182 24 349 847 1663 112 I|suppose|so|.|What|attracts|you|?
k07-158-02 ok 179 21 350 1032 1687 102 It|can't|be|physical|?|Of|course
k07-158-03 ok 186 21 333 1191 1769 120 not|!|I|love|him|for|what|he|is
k07-158-04 ok 182 23 356 1380 1699 121 -|he|'s|so|great|I|'m|a|bit|scared
k07-158-05 ok 179 16 353 1554 1813 116 of|him|-|a|woman|must|be|a|bit
k07-158-06 ok 179 17 340 1736 1619 112 scared|to|be|really|in|love|.
k07-158-07 ok 175 18 334 1920 1583 117 That|'s|why|you|could|never
k07-158-08 ok 175 6 331 2102 506 94 love|me|?
k07-166-00 ok 182 25 353 655 1690 136 Correct|,|ducky|!|You|just|wait|till
k07-166-01 err 180 23 346 839 1813 124 you|meet|the|girl|who|thinks|you|'re|a
k07-166-02 ok 180 22 352 1008 1826 153 god|.|It|'ll|make|you|feel|like|one|!
k07-166-03 ok 180 28 359 1198 1759 124 You|think|that|sculptor|'s|a|god|?
k07-166-04 ok 180 27 355 1370 1828 124 Perhaps|,|in|a|way|.|All|I|know|is
k07-166-05 err 176 22 357 1552 1796 103 that|I|need|him|.|He|kissed|the
k07-166-06 ok 176 22 335 1744 1882 90 heart|beat|in|her|throat|.|But|how
k07-166-07 ok 176 25 348 1915 1741 122 about|the|physical|side|?|You|'re
k07-166-08 ok 173 21 350 2094 1774 95 quite|an|erotic|little|beast|;|can
k07-166-09 ok 169 16 345 2274 989 101 he|satisfy|that|?
k07-176-00 ok 180 26 371 666 1778 118 You|youngsters|always|overestimate
k07-176-01 ok 180 21 369 833 1750 130 yourselves|.|You|can|take|it|from
k07-176-02 ok 180 18 353 1026 1705 76 me|that|he|can|and|does|.|But
k07-176-03 ok 180 21 328 1183 1861 135 even|if|he|were|impotent|I|'d|still
k07-176-04 ok 180 14 338 1384 1763 90 love|and|want|him|.|There|are
k07-176-05 ok 176 17 337 1555 1785 118 sides|to|me|you|'ll|never|know|.
k07-176-06 ok 176 32 345 1720 1853 144 Don't|you|feel|guilty|living|with
k07-176-07 ok 173 25 316 1899 1782 145 me|?|Often|!|Don't|you|?|Mary|had
k07-176-08 ok 176 24 330 2095 1844 82 married|her|bill|broker|some|time
k07-176-09 ok 173 21 358 2266 1911 139 ago|and|he|now|shuddered|when|he
k07-176-10 ok 173 20 370 2439 1767 87 remembered|the|clinical|weekends
k07-176-11 ok 173 18 374 2615 1698 86 he|used|to|spend|with|her|.
k07-185-00 ok 180 23 376 676 1753 108 He|often|used|to|try|to|imagine
k07-185-01 ok 176 24 353 836 1933 109 her|reactions|if|he|had|once|treated
k07-185-02 ok 180 18 345 1018 1734 100 her|as|he|did|Charlie|,|but|his
k07-185-03 ok 180 30 356 1197 1717 129 imagination|failed|.|The|efficient
k07-185-04 ok 176 20 336 1371 1805 128 little|Mary|would|probably|have
k07-185-05 ok 176 22 334 1531 1957 145 called|it|a|shocking|waste|of|time
k07-185-06 err 173 19 348 1735 1680 139 and|told|him|to|get|down|to
k07-185-07 err 176 26 340 1898 1928 114 business|!|Charlie|,|who|was|perfectly
k07-185-08 ok 173 26 351 2097 1799 90 at|home|at|all|sorts|of|artistic
k07-185-09 ok 173 22 347 2278 1870 117 circles|,|had|amongst|others|wangled
k07-185-10 ok 176 22 333 2440 1731 116 him|a|membership|ticket|for|a
k07-185-11 err 173 21 342 2616 1547 123 small|club|for|artists|only|.
l01-000-00 err 182 16 334 654 1751 184 He|did|well|.|He|got|in|touch|with
l01-000-01 err 182 12 308 839 1921 212 the|woman|Pete|was|passing|off|as|his
l01-000-02 ok 182 21 299 1008 1876 203 mother|.|Starmouth|managed|to
l01-000-03 ok 182 17 300 1192 2010 178 win|her|confidence|.|It|seems|that
l01-000-04 ok 182 11 303 1384 2039 183 she|was|an|honest|enough|woman|,
l01-000-05 err 182 12 302 1541 1903 195 only|her|mind|wasn't|as|clear|as
l01-000-06 ok 182 9 319 1732 1833 137 it|could|have|been|.|She|showed
l01-000-07 ok 182 10 318 1895 1909 219 him|photographs|.|He|found|out
l01-000-08 err 182 9 300 2085 2062 149 that|the|name|of|her|house|-|Grand
l01-000-09 err 182 7 306 2236 1859 223 Greve|-|was|taken|from|a|bay
l01-000-10 ok 182 10 303 2430 1908 212 in|one|of|the|Channel|Islands|.
l01-007-00 ok 160 31 337 769 1834 81 One|of|the|small|ones|.|Sark|,|that|'s|it|.|The|Caxtons
l01-007-01 ok 162 28 336 952 1862 77 used|to|have|their|holidays|there|.|Starmouth|went
l01-007-02 ok 164 20 337 1135 1767 84 there|.|He|dug|out|some|people|who|remembered
l01-007-03 ok 164 22 338 1302 1833 88 the|family|.|In|the|end|he|pieced|it|all|together|.
l01-007-04 ok 162 25 330 1493 1821 73 The|Caxtons|had|two|boys|-|Michael|and|Derek|.
l01-007-05 err 162 14 342 1668 961 58 Pete|first|met|them|at|school|.
l01-016-00 err 167 28 366 757 1819 99 It|was|a|good|school|I|sent|him|to|,|one|of|the|best|.
l01-016-01 ok 170 25 357 952 1794 84 He|was|a|boarder|.|He|could|always|turn|on|the
l01-016-02 ok 171 24 356 1128 1720 79 charm|when|it|suited|him|.|The|whole|family
l01-016-03 ok 170 22 363 1311 1774 57 came|to|like|him|.|The|real|Michael|-|he|was|the
l01-016-04 ok 168 21 373 1492 1782 72 same|age|as|my|son|-|died|of|pleurisy|when|he
l01-016-05 ok 168 27 366 1669 1733 69 was|eighteen|.|Soon|after|that|Pete|staged|his
l01-016-06 ok 169 8 367 1853 332 78 drowning|.
l01-023-00 ok 167 28 351 779 1829 85 He|was|always|a|smooth|liar|.|He|invented|some
l01-023-01 ok 166 21 336 957 1774 88 plausible|story|or|other|and|threw|himself|on
l01-023-02 err 166 24 337 1141 1779 84 the|Caxtons'|generosity|.|They|accepted|him|as|a
l01-023-03 ok 166 28 339 1311 1806 87 kind|of|substitute|for|the|boy|they|had|lost|.
l01-023-04 ok 163 21 327 1495 1748 85 Outside|the|family|he|began|to|pass|himself
l01-023-05 err 163 22 335 1666 1874 90 off|as|Michael|Caxton|.|The|father|was|well-off
l01-023-06 err 166 30 336 1846 1803 106 and|easy-going|.|He|was|easy|meat|for|Pete|.
l01-030-00 ok 182 24 303 670 1712 176 He|sponged|off|him|until|he|died
l01-030-01 ok 182 19 258 853 1790 155 just|after|the|war|.|Then|Pete|had|to
l01-030-02 ok 182 5 269 1040 1660 147 look|around|for|some|other
l01-030-03 err 191 26 306 1202 1813 189 security|.|He|found|it|-|Dackson's|Wharf|,
l01-030-04 err 182 27 289 1407 1894 145 and|Dackson's|daughter|.|Mrs.|Caxton's
l01-030-05 err 182 30 283 1569 1986 155 other|boy|,|Derek|,|had|been|killed|in|the|war|.
l01-030-06 ok 182 18 307 1749 2001 169 After|her|husband|died|her|brain|began
l01-030-07 ok 182 24 317 1909 1891 175 to|fade|.|At|times|she|thought|Pete|was
l01-030-08 ok 182 7 348 2111 1196 176 really|her|own|son|.
l01-050-00 err 184 21 387 641 1612 155 My|chance|had|come|at|last|.|I|had|to
l01-050-01 ok 182 22 384 836 1632 138 take|it|.|I|was|going|to|smash|him|as
l01-050-02 ok 180 21 380 1027 1664 105 he|had|twice|tried|to|smash|me|.|(|His
l01-050-03 ok 181 25 380 1209 1718 122 eyes|,|wild|and|frightened|,|were|fixed|on
l01-050-04 ok 182 21 385 1392 1619 130 Tong|.|Tong|guessed|that|they|did|not
l01-050-05 ok 180 17 378 1550 1649 125 see|him|.|)|I|told|Starmouth|to|go|at
l01-050-06 ok 179 16 394 1755 1588 110 once|and|report|exactly|what|he|had
l01-050-07 ok 180 15 395 1922 1575 127 seen|to|Dackson|and|his|daughter|.
l01-050-08 ok 179 10 386 2103 1080 81 He|did|as|he|was|told|.
l01-065-00 err 188 29 361 641 1652 139 Carol|Carstairs|,|interviewed|by
l01-065-01 err 188 23 368 760 1872 147 Passon|and|Tong|for|the|second|time|,
l01-065-02 ok 188 20 365 866 1758 143 began|by|agreeing|that|she|could
l01-065-03 ok 188 19 373 977 1597 88 have|been|mistaken|about|the
l01-065-04 ok 189 28 359 1076 1776 135 precise|minute|of|Dackson's|visit
l01-065-05 err 191 25 359 1191 1798 125 the|previous|Wednesday|,|and|ended
l01-065-06 err 189 32 373 1284 1745 213 by|admitting|that|he|was|in|fact
l01-065-07 err 188 23 385 1387 1586 165 at|least|half|an|hour|late|for
l01-065-08 err 187 28 388 1503 1727 168 his|appointment|with|her|.|"|There
l01-065-09 err 186 17 363 1620 1417 111 it|is|,|"|Passon|commented
l01-065-10 err 190 24 390 1717 1577 197 afterwards|.|"|She|is|a|business
l01-065-11 ok 185 6 471 1861 343 55 woman|.
l01-082-00 ok 195 28 417 757 1850 131 "|Another|was|the|body|fetching|up|on|the|mooring-hook|-|practically|where
l01-082-01 ok 194 31 415 941 1819 131 it|started|from|.|"|"|And|you|finding|out|about|the|spy|at|the|Marshams'|,
l01-082-02 err 195 40 437 1124 1727 118 "|Passon|said|.|"|Just|a|stroke|of|luck|,|sir|,|"|Tong|said|.|"|Luck|or|not|,
l01-082-03 err 194 26 437 1301 1811 130 Harry|,|it|was|the|real|turning-point|for|us|.|Must|be|true|what|they
l01-082-04 ok 189 18 443 1476 837 124 say|.|'|Tong|can't|go|wrong|!|'|"
l01-095-00 ok 193 29 375 723 1683 68 When|Nick|returned|home|he|found|that|his
l01-095-01 ok 194 39 374 906 1675 85 mother|was|seriously|ill|.|She|had|pneumonia|.|The
l01-095-02 ok 196 30 376 1096 1755 65 sight|of|her|youngest|son|,|the|doctor|said|,|was|the
l01-095-03 ok 197 33 365 1271 1763 66 only|thing|that|saved|her|;|it|gave|her|the|strength
l01-095-04 ok 194 28 370 1435 1682 81 she|needed|to|fight|for|life|.|Soon|she|was|out|of
l01-095-05 ok 192 26 361 1633 1705 54 danger|,|but|the|doctor|told|Dan|that|she|would
l01-095-06 err 191 29 371 1806 1719 68 have|to|remain|in|bed|for|some|time|and
l01-095-07 ok 193 31 363 1984 1760 63 that|thereafter|it|was|essential|that|she|should
l01-095-08 ok 190 19 370 2160 1107 63 not|have|to|exert|herself|.
l01-105-00 ok 184 15 413 742 1707 126 With|Grace|helpless|Rose|set|up|her
l01-105-01 ok 185 17 411 945 1754 122 own|autocracy|.|Her|squeaking|,|querulous
l01-105-02 ok 186 15 394 1125 1608 81 accents|were|heard|without|inter-
l01-105-03 ok 187 20 400 1289 1809 123 mission|.|They|rose|over|the|baby's|inter-
l01-105-04 ok 185 15 386 1480 1786 98 minable|howling|and|were|directed|at
l01-105-05 ok 185 15 394 1656 1751 124 everyone|in|equal|measure|.|She|was
l01-105-06 ok 186 15 389 1840 1805 105 a|poor|and|unpunctual|cook|.|Normally
l01-105-07 ok 188 14 377 2020 1798 102 indolent|,|she|was|now|and|again|seized
l01-105-08 ok 183 20 373 2198 1719 109 with|unpredictable|bouts|of|energy|in
l01-105-09 ok 186 14 365 2371 1814 122 the|grip|of|which|she|swept|through
l01-105-10 ok 186 20 354 2548 1867 123 the|house|with|a|fury|that|disarranged
l01-111-00 ok 184 21 397 749 1823 104 Only|the|old|man's|room|was|too|much|for
l01-111-01 ok 183 24 378 932 1846 99 her|.|Once|she|put|her|head|round|the|door|,
l01-111-02 ok 184 25 371 1107 1707 108 and|Sam|shouted|:|"|You|get|right|out|of
l01-111-03 ok 185 21 378 1262 1772 127 this|,|Rose|.|You|leave|me|in|peace|.|"
l01-111-04 ok 180 25 383 1449 1911 118 Rose|took|one|breath|of|the|stagnant|air|.
l01-111-05 ok 182 27 368 1621 1883 127 "|You|-|you|polecat|!|"|she|screeched|,|and
l01-111-06 ok 182 23 397 1790 1804 140 retreated|without|argument|.|Her|re*?
l01-111-07 ok 186 20 406 1996 1812 122 2gime|,|hated|alike|by|all|the|men|,
l01-111-08 ok 181 22 396 2178 1809 108 produced|one|extraordinary|result|.
l01-119-00 ok 174 38 413 725 1559 112 One|day|Fred|met|Nick|at|the|front|door|as|they|were|both
l01-119-01 err 176 43 381 909 1469 98 about|to|enter|the|house|.|Fred|grasped|his|brother's|elbow|.
l01-119-02 err 179 43 376 1074 1616 120 "|Nick|,|I|can't|stomach|this|much|longer|.|"|"|Nor|me|.|What|'s|the
l01-119-03 ok 182 45 379 1242 1661 118 answer|?|Mum|'s|picking|up|,|but|she|'ll|never|be|her|old|self
l01-119-04 ok 173 8 371 1429 166 108 again|.|"
l01-119-05 err 178 57 365 1615 1728 113 "|That|First|Flower|'s|driving|me|nuts|,|"|Fred|said|.|"|I|'m|going|to|put
l01-119-06 ok 180 9 367 1802 340 86 a|stop|to|it|.|"
l01-119-07 ok 178 20 374 1950 603 96 "|What|with|-|arsenic|?|"
l01-129-00 err 189 31 387 688 1885 83 Fred|fixed|his|small|eyes|on|his|brother|,|beckoned
l01-129-01 err 189 24 423 871 1829 75 him|to|stand|closer|,|and|whispered|into|his
l01-129-02 ok 187 22 428 1049 1752 71 ear|the|most|unexpected|words|Nick|had
l01-129-03 ok 190 24 432 1227 1588 103 ever|heard|.|"|I|'m|going|to|get|myself
l01-129-04 ok 185 26 432 1406 1601 83 married|,|"|Fred|said|.|The|next|day|he
l01-129-05 ok 184 26 438 1588 1675 103 brought|home|a|woman|in|her|middle
l01-129-06 ok 186 26 445 1764 1519 102 thirties|and|took|her|straight|to|his
l01-129-07 ok 186 14 455 1941 714 50 mother's|bedside|.
l01-133-00 err 180 46 362 687 1857 126 "|Mum|,|this|is|Maggie|.|I|'m|going|to|marry|her|,
l01-133-01 ok 177 38 389 855 1915 91 and|I|'d|like|her|to|come|and|live|with|us|.|"
l01-133-02 ok 177 44 380 1047 1862 106 Maggie|was|plump|and|plain|with|a|pleasing
l01-133-03 err 180 43 359 1232 1823 98 smile|,|a|placid|nature|,|and|a|slow-moving
l01-133-04 ok 177 47 348 1403 1808 108 but|methodical|mind|.|For|twenty|years|she
l01-133-05 ok 174 43 342 1584 1865 111 had|worked|in|the|bottling-store|at|the|bre-
l01-133-06 ok 178 43 340 1767 1811 104 wery|,|and|Grace|heard|with|astonishment
l01-133-07 ok 180 35 371 1932 1750 91 that|Fred|had|known|her|on|and|off
l01-133-08 ok 176 20 365 2110 894 122 for|nearly|as|long|.
l01-143-00 ok 179 27 502 570 1750 111 It|was|Nick|who|found|the|answer|.|"|Only
l01-143-01 ok 178 36 500 741 1816 116 one|thing|for|it|,|Mum|,|"|he|said|,|sitting|on
l01-143-02 ok 179 23 497 915 1831 126 the|edge|of|the|bed|and|holding|one
l01-143-03 ok 180 26 511 1088 1752 127 of|her|hands|in|his|.|"|Let|Fred|and
l01-143-04 ok 179 24 500 1269 1665 135 Mag|have|the|two|upstairs|rooms
l01-143-05 ok 177 20 506 1448 1735 107 between|them|.|Sam|will|have|to
l01-143-06 err 177 18 505 1629 1305 111 come|out|of|his|kennel|.
l01-157-00 ok 188 16 375 652 1724 120 He|argued|that|it|was|the|only|place|where
l01-157-01 ok 188 19 389 831 1794 105 he|could|be|safe|from|Rose|.|"|See|here|,|Sam|,|"
l01-157-02 ok 186 30 401 1010 1903 106 Nick|began|.|"|You|know|Fred|'s|getting|spliced|.|"
l01-157-03 ok 187 23 412 1192 1797 117 "|Gone|soft|in|the|head|,|"|Sam|said|.|"|Same|as
l01-157-04 ok 187 20 474 1365 1778 107 I|'ve|always|said|,|women|rule|the|roost|and
l01-157-05 ok 183 18 471 1551 1698 88 no|man|'s|safe|from|'em|.|Ought|to|be|a
l01-157-06 ok 185 21 469 1719 1702 135 better|way|of|doing|things|.|Take|trees|.|"|He
l01-157-07 ok 184 9 474 1902 948 112 rattled|on|very|happily|.
l01-173-00 ok 189 32 349 734 1982 158 He|propped|himself|on|one|elbow|.|"|You|can't
l01-173-01 ok 190 31 359 903 1976 128 do|it|to|me|,|Nick|.|I|'ve|worked|this|room|up|to
l01-173-02 ok 190 39 356 1091 1950 154 my|way|of|thinking|like|I|'d|educate|a|child|.
l01-173-03 err 190 30 364 1265 2032 117 This|room|and|me|understands|one|another|.|"
l01-173-04 ok 188 35 350 1448 1947 141 "|Sam|,|"|Nick|said|firmly|,|"|either|you|and
l01-173-05 ok 188 30 349 1630 1988 169 me|share|downstairs|,|and|we|have|Mag|,|or
l01-173-06 ok 191 25 346 1801 1868 159 you|stick|it|out|up|here|and|we|all|get
l01-173-07 err 190 32 337 1979 1868 142 saddled|with|the|First|Flower|for|ever|.|"
l01-179-00 err 177 15 371 642 1666 206 Sam|sank|back|on|his|pillow|.|"|Oh|,|my
l01-179-01 ok 177 18 367 841 1677 177 God|!|All|right|,|you|win|!|"|With|that|settled
l01-179-02 ok 179 11 357 1041 1739 115 Fred|was|soon|married|.|The|First|Flower
l01-179-03 ok 180 10 355 1212 1823 153 snatched|up|her|infant|and|departed|,|mut-
l01-179-04 ok 184 7 351 1396 1683 139 tering|sarcasms|.|The|whole|household
l01-179-05 ok 183 10 339 1580 1785 138 listened|to|the|dwindling|screams|of|the
l01-179-06 ok 186 11 345 1747 1875 174 baby|with|relief|.|Maggie|soon|proved|her
l01-179-07 ok 187 10 378 1943 1830 141 worth|,|and|after|a|time|Dan|summed|up
l01-179-08 ok 190 8 382 2108 1511 183 the|general|approval|by|saying|:
l01-187-00 ok 188 24 251 725 1949 118 "|She|'s|as|good|a|worker|as|you|could|wish|for|.
l01-187-01 ok 186 27 308 905 1809 106 She|speaks|our|language|.|Mag|'s|one|of|us|.|"
l01-187-02 ok 184 19 309 1079 1815 112 Nick|and|his|grandfather|shared|their|bedroom
l01-187-03 ok 186 23 300 1245 1774 124 amicably|.|The|old|man|,|though|fighting|a
l01-187-04 ok 184 19 281 1428 1918 131 grumbling|rearguard|action|,|permitted|himself
l01-187-05 ok 183 17 292 1606 1811 133 gradually|to|become|a|little|cleaner|and
l01-187-06 ok 184 19 305 1778 1813 100 tidier|.|In|his|heart|he|was|well|satisfied|to
l01-187-07 ok 185 19 306 1967 1842 133 have|Nick's|company|.|When|they|were|alone
l01-187-08 ok 185 14 305 2143 1740 118 together|he|often|explained|all|over|again
l01-187-09 ok 184 18 321 2321 1750 121 how|shrewd|he|had|been|in|discovering
l01-187-10 ok 184 11 342 2496 758 130 Alf|Jesty's|secret|.
l01-195-00 ok 187 33 304 733 1882 99 "|Imagine|it|,|Nick|,|just|that|bit|of|information
l01-195-01 ok 186 18 317 917 1897 105 Fred|picked|up|about|Pete|Jesty|always|touching
l01-195-02 ok 187 17 302 1094 1794 89 his|nose|,|and|me|remembering|from|that
l01-195-03 ok 186 17 303 1276 1854 75 snap|you|once|showed|me|that|this|Cax-
l01-195-04 ok 184 16 307 1453 1823 73 ton|had|some|sort|of|a|scar|there|.|Just
l01-195-05 ok 184 16 312 1629 1836 83 an|idea|to|begin|with|,|mind|you|-|then
l01-195-06 err 186 22 310 1794 1789 95 click|!|and|I|'d|got|it|.|That|was|smart
l01-195-07 ok 190 12 304 1967 1265 104 work|,|say|what|you|like|.|"
l01-199-00 err 178 17 348 722 1819 156 "|It|certainly|was|,|Sam|,|"|Nick|would|agree|,|and|go
l01-199-01 err 181 15 348 922 1756 144 on|to|say|with|a|touch|of|self-importance|:|"|No
l01-199-02 ok 184 9 330 1103 1855 110 wonder|he|tried|to|have|me|suffocated|back
l01-199-03 ok 188 9 334 1282 1746 135 last|summer|.|Must|have|thought|I|'d
l01-199-04 ok 187 13 341 1464 1799 134 rumbled|him|right|from|the|start|.|"|By|this
l01-199-05 ok 191 17 326 1644 1759 96 time|Nick|was|certain|in|his|own|mind
l01-199-06 ok 195 10 321 1827 1758 127 that|he|had|really|seen|Caxton's|hand
l01-199-07 ok 196 12 341 2002 1827 139 snatching|at|the|prop|holding|the|barge's
l01-199-08 ok 194 11 308 2189 1901 123 hatch|open|,|though|he|could|never|prove|it|,
l01-199-09 ok 195 11 336 2370 1761 102 and|it|would|not|be|of|much|use|if
l01-199-10 ok 201 3 312 2555 489 81 he|could|.
l03-000-00 ok 173 25 318 684 1635 167 The|nose|is|one|of|the|most|pain-sensitive
l03-000-01 ok 173 18 335 855 1578 184 organs|in|the|human|body|-|and
l03-000-02 ok 177 23 324 1055 1623 140 Malone|was|discovering|the|truth|in
l03-000-03 ok 175 20 337 1237 1586 162 scientific|detail|.|Kennan|had|only
l03-000-04 err 170 24 342 1397 1694 285 seconds|left|.|He|jumped|forward|to
l03-000-05 err 169 24 343 1584 1707 176 the|far|limit|of|his|chain|,|his
l03-000-06 err 175 26 351 1749 1805 214 right|hand|chopping|edge-downwards
l03-000-07 err 175 16 353 1930 1074 198 in|bone-jarring|force|.
l03-004-00 ok 188 24 371 696 1686 144 The|blow|took|the|writhing|thug|a|fraction
l03-004-01 ok 191 28 384 866 1827 139 above|the|boney|knob|which|landmarked|the|cervical
l03-004-02 ok 192 36 401 1040 1703 178 plexus|,|the|vital|nerve-centre|which|a|long-ago
l03-004-03 ok 194 43 373 1223 1807 144 Marine|instructor|had|declared|the|pinnacle|of|unarmed
l03-004-04 ok 192 40 365 1396 1749 177 combat|targets|.|The|thug|collapsed|with|a|whistling
l03-004-05 ok 188 26 370 1586 1727 183 moan|,|and|Kennan|tore|the|Luger|from|the|man's
l03-004-06 ok 192 26 374 1740 1646 175 suddenly|limp|hand|.|There|was|no|time|for
l03-004-07 ok 195 32 381 1920 1617 191 rejoicing|,|but|the|hard|,|firm|shape|of|the
l03-004-08 ok 193 36 363 2084 1800 233 automatic|sent|a|new|confidence|surging|through
l03-004-09 ok 191 9 385 2284 297 202 his|body|.
l03-008-00 ok 186 28 350 704 1833 121 Shouts|,|and|the|clatter|of|feet|meant
l03-008-01 ok 187 33 349 877 1908 155 Goldie|and|Leo|Grundy|were|on|their
l03-008-02 ok 186 28 329 1077 1966 117 way|.|Kennan|pulled|the|manacle|chain
l03-008-03 ok 188 28 332 1249 1867 110 taut|,|and|blasted|two|shots|at|the
l03-008-04 err 185 42 342 1434 1929 119 link|which|tied|him|to|the|ring-bolt|in
l03-008-05 ok 183 39 323 1607 2037 87 the|rock|.|The|nine-millimetre|bullets|sma-
l03-008-06 ok 185 32 327 1783 2052 123 shed|the|chain|as|if|it|had|been|plastic|,
l03-008-07 ok 185 38 323 1953 2053 154 and|,|free|,|though|the|chain|still|dangled|,
l03-008-08 ok 185 28 339 2150 1798 109 he|threw|himself|across|the|floor
l03-008-09 err 183 14 326 2316 1127 88 towards|the|entrance|.
l04-000-00 err 179 43 321 699 1657 113 '|Well|,|what|do|you|think|?|'|she|scoffed|,|her
l04-000-01 err 175 52 366 905 1814 94 brilliant|eyes|challenging|him|.|He|made|no|answer|.
l04-000-02 ok 178 53 347 1065 1824 120 There|was|nothing|to|be|said|.|He|lifted|his|glass
l04-000-03 ok 178 47 365 1264 1887 94 and|drained|it|,|feeling|the|sweat|breaking|out|on|the
l04-000-04 ok 182 19 356 1451 747 76 palms|of|his|hands|.
l04-005-00 ok 181 31 363 711 1742 161 When|at|last|he|looked|up|she|was|standing|right
l04-005-01 ok 182 42 340 874 1971 172 in|front|of|him|,|smiling|as|if|nothing|had|happened|!
l04-005-02 ok 180 42 326 1072 1943 149 He|could|hardly|believe|it|and|blinked|several|times|.
l04-005-03 ok 180 39 347 1236 2018 170 '|Well|,|don't|I|get|a|drink|tonight|?|'|she|asked|boldly|.
l04-005-04 ok 182 40 336 1423 1832 152 '|Of|course|...|anything|you|like|'|,|he|murmured|,
l04-005-05 ok 180 41 348 1590 2011 174 relief|flooding|over|him|.|'|Kitty|...|I|'m|sorry|...|.|'
l04-005-06 ok 180 29 321 1773 1886 163 His|throat|went|tight|and|words|failed|him|.
l04-012-00 ok 181 43 364 697 1904 171 '|Aw|,|forget|it|'|,|she|said|cheerfully|.|'|I|'ll|sting
l04-012-01 ok 181 29 336 893 1736 155 you|for|a|double|for|being|a|naughty|boy|.
l04-012-02 ok 181 37 329 1050 1725 170 How|about|the|telly|tomorrow|afternoon|?|'
l04-012-03 ok 181 31 329 1232 1856 179 He|felt|a|glow|of|happiness|steal|over|him|.
l04-012-04 ok 182 31 337 1386 1919 213 Everything|was|all|right|now|,|thank|God|.|She
l04-012-05 ok 181 31 342 1601 1828 156 wasn't|going|to|break|with|him|,|after|all|.
l04-012-06 ok 181 29 356 1766 2042 176 For|the|moment|it|was|the|only|thing|in|the
l04-012-07 ok 179 16 359 1959 952 107 world|that|mattered|.
l04-020-00 ok 176 48 353 714 1661 109 '|Of|course|,|Kitty|'|,|he|said|fervently|,|his|eyes|misty
l04-020-01 err 176 44 370 887 1772 123 behind|their|thick|lenses|.|'|Well|,|I|'ll|be|off|now|.|See|you
l04-020-02 err 179 45 378 1070 1778 110 tomorrow|...|and|thank|you|...|.|'|'|So|long|,|Bob|'|,|she|said|,
l04-020-03 ok 178 38 375 1255 1685 105 waving|her|hand|to|him|.|Harry|followed|him|to|the
l04-020-04 ok 177 43 366 1432 1740 97 door|,|opened|it|for|him|and|stood|outside|on|the|step|,
l04-020-05 ok 174 40 361 1624 1784 94 looking|up|at|the|sky|,|where|a|few|pale|stars|shone
l04-020-06 ok 175 25 381 1784 1306 112 between|puffs|of|light|cumulus|cloud|.
l04-026-00 ok 176 50 376 713 1655 96 '|Nice|night|'|,|he|remarked|affably|.|'|But|they|forecast|rain
l04-026-01 err 178 48 358 901 1750 96 for|tomorrow|.|'|'|Do|they|?|'|Bone|glanced|up|at|the|sky|,|his
l04-026-02 err 178 55 371 1078 1765 90 thoughts|elsewhere|.|Personally|,|he|didn't|care|if|it|rained|cats
l04-026-03 err 178 43 366 1253 1763 96 and|dogs|and|he|knew|that|Harry|didn't|either|.|He|waited|,
l04-026-04 ok 178 52 381 1432 1751 113 pulling|on|his|gloves|and|adjusting|his|hat|.|'|Look|,|Bob|,|'
l04-026-05 err 176 43 400 1606 1704 104 Harry|began|,|after|a|brief|silence|,|'|I|don't|mean|to
l04-026-06 err 176 40 397 1785 1665 114 butt|in|,|but|if|you|take|my|advice|you|'ll|'ave|no
l04-026-07 err 176 16 392 1978 776 64 more|truck|with|'er|.|'
l04-034-00 ok 174 27 412 659 1460 114 He|jerked|his|thumb|over|his
l04-034-01 ok 175 34 343 853 1740 103 shoulder|.|'|That|girl|'s|nothing|but|a|load
l04-034-02 err 174 34 344 1021 1708 120 of|trouble|,|I|'m|warning|you|.|'|'|Kitty|'s
l04-034-03 ok 174 38 340 1200 1792 115 all|right|'|,|Bone|contradicted|flatly|.|'|It|'s
l04-034-04 err 171 33 343 1378 1780 94 her|boy-friend|that|'s|the|trouble|.|If
l04-034-05 ok 172 29 343 1549 1652 128 we|could|get|rid|of|him|...|'|Harry
l04-034-06 ok 169 34 342 1743 1876 119 nodded|his|grizzled|head|like|an|old
l04-034-07 ok 170 36 342 1910 1721 121 hound|.|'|You|'re|right|there|,|Bob|'|,|he
l04-034-08 ok 172 34 347 2088 1826 102 muttered|.|'|But|it|'s|easier|said|than|done|.
l04-043-00 ok 181 35 369 642 1725 144 Kitty|encourages|him|,|too|.|No|work|,|no
l04-043-01 ok 181 31 372 845 1750 116 background|,|no|regular|money|so|far|as|I
l04-043-02 err 181 29 360 1015 1659 120 can|make|out|.|Probably|on|the|crook|.
l04-043-03 ok 181 32 316 1192 1819 124 But|there|you|are|,|the|girl|'s|wild|and
l04-043-04 err 181 38 355 1374 1829 118 headstrong|.|I|can't|do|nothing|with|'er|.|'
l04-043-05 err 179 36 352 1542 1816 138 '|Don't|worry|,|Harry|'|,|the|other|said|quietly|.
l04-043-06 ok 179 26 355 1722 1756 137 '|I|won't|make|a|fool|of|myself|.
l04-043-07 err 179 29 355 1890 1763 158 Kitty|needs|a|good|friend|and|I|'ll
l04-043-08 ok 178 12 359 2105 819 129 always|be|that|.|'
l04-052-00 ok 149 31 375 801 1730 108 He|paused|,|hatred|of|Stevie|Hewitt
l04-052-01 ok 149 30 357 985 1460 140 rising|like|gall|in|his|throat|.
l04-052-02 err 150 32 346 1147 1770 164 '|And|I|'ll|find|a|way|of|getting|rid|of
l04-052-03 ok 150 34 358 1352 1863 110 that|chap|,|Hewitt|,|too|.|Leave|it|to|me|.|'
l04-052-04 err 150 32 360 1496 1822 145 '|O.K.|,|Bob|,|but|watch|your|step|.|He|'s
l04-052-05 err 149 30 350 1688 1856 148 a|tough|customer|,|mark|my|words|'|,|Harry
l04-052-06 ok 148 33 349 1875 1890 95 said|in|a|low|voice|.|Bone|half|smiled
l04-052-07 err 148 34 375 2062 1885 90 in|the|darkness|.|'|I|'ll|remember|'|,|he|said|.
l04-052-08 err 149 36 367 2233 1877 154 '|Good|night|,|Harry|.|'|'|Good|night|,|Bob|.|'
l04-062-00 err 148 32 315 701 1837 102 Bone|walked|down|the|road|,|his|cre*?
l04-062-01 ok 150 28 379 901 1788 134 5pe-soled|shoes|making|no|sound
l04-062-02 ok 149 28 372 1061 1797 129 on|the|asphalt|surface|.|As|he|walked
l04-062-03 ok 150 27 377 1248 1630 96 he|concentrated|on|the|problem|of
l04-062-04 ok 149 39 362 1423 1830 114 Stevie|Hewitt|.|By|comparison|with|the
l04-062-05 ok 147 29 374 1619 1707 104 manner|in|which|he|had|dispatched
l04-062-06 ok 147 32 379 1788 1652 88 Henry|Mansell|the|elimination|of|a
l04-062-07 ok 149 32 374 1967 1745 149 little|spiv|from|Brighton|seemed|an
l04-062-08 ok 148 30 386 2162 1602 129 easy|undertaking|...|once|he|'d|set
l04-062-09 ok 144 15 396 2330 714 71 his|mind|to|it|.
l04-066-00 ok 179 29 349 762 1744 122 Back|at|the|cottage|he|prepared|his|supper|and|ate
l04-066-01 ok 172 43 357 959 1778 88 it|beside|the|fire|in|the|living-room|,|his|thoughts|once
l04-066-02 ok 178 37 346 1135 1689 86 more|on|Kitty|.|If|she|was|really|in|love|with|Stevie
l04-066-03 ok 176 36 350 1321 1703 96 Hewitt|it|was|madness|to|go|on|worrying|about|her|,|he
l04-066-04 ok 173 41 352 1493 1756 84 told|himself|moodily|.|Yet|it|was|not|as|clear-cut|as|that|.
l04-066-05 ok 176 34 358 1670 1777 96 He|not|only|felt|his|need|of|her|but|was|equally|aware
l04-066-06 ok 175 33 353 1846 1704 99 of|the|necessity|to|help|and|protect|her|,|even|against
l04-066-07 ok 180 6 361 2045 258 65 her|will|.
l04-071-00 ok 180 35 368 813 1554 95 Tonight|,|for|the|first|time|,|he|had|abandoned|all
l04-071-01 ok 179 39 366 1004 1766 91 pretence|and|shown|her|the|honest|desperation|of|his|feeling
l04-071-02 ok 174 41 358 1177 1705 96 for|her|.|She|had|neither|encouraged|nor|completely|rejected
l04-071-03 ok 172 39 348 1364 1779 94 him|.|In|some|perverse|way|their|brief|quarrel|had|forged
l04-071-04 ok 173 37 351 1539 1770 86 a|bond|between|them|.|No|doubt|she|had|every|intention
l04-071-05 ok 172 48 351 1717 1864 100 of|keeping|both|of|them|on|a|string|.|On|the|whole|he|probably
l04-071-06 ok 177 37 342 1892 1782 105 had|a|slight|advantage|over|the|young|man|,|inasmuch|as|he
l04-071-07 ok 179 34 340 2076 1793 105 had|money|to|spend|and|she|was|a|girl|who|had|a|healthy
l04-071-08 err 178 33 353 2265 1176 84 respect|for|the|material|things|of|life|.
l04-082-00 err 170 20 389 617 1816 94 Sentence|Database|L04-082
l04-082-01 ok 170 33 308 784 1886 213 But|he|was|still|no|sort|of|match|for|a|young
l04-082-02 ok 170 37 322 956 1913 150 and|virile|competitor|and|he|knew|it|.|He|turned
l04-082-03 ok 171 34 321 1147 1874 201 away|and|begun|to|undress|,|shivering|with|the
l04-082-04 ok 172 32 335 1300 1883 212 cold|.|His|eye|automatically|glanced|towards|the
l04-082-05 ok 171 31 289 1499 1921 212 panel|which|concealed|the|hiding-place|of|his
l04-082-06 ok 170 29 292 1683 1774 149 secret|treasure|.|For|an|instant|he|stood
l04-082-07 ok 171 35 288 1849 1895 239 transfixed|to|the|floor|,|his|eyes|unwavering
l04-082-08 ok 172 24 274 2032 1695 171 as|they|riveted|themselves|on|the|wall|.
l04-087-00 ok 177 54 361 572 1849 114 Was|it|his|imagination|or|was|the|panel|slightly|lop-sided|?
l04-087-01 ok 174 46 360 763 1892 94 Leaping|forward|with|a|choked|sound|he|grasped|the|oblong
l04-087-02 ok 174 41 352 940 1857 85 panel|and|pulled|it|out|.|The|black|tin|box|was|exactly
l04-087-03 ok 171 46 342 1118 1888 93 as|he|had|left|it|.|With|heavily|beating|heart|he|reached
l04-087-04 ok 176 40 363 1286 1774 110 out|and|lifted|the|lid|.|Everything|was|intact|and|he
l04-087-05 ok 173 19 377 1481 656 96 gasped|with|relief|.
l04-093-00 ok 176 52 353 772 1912 95 He|lifted|out|the|heavy|bundles|of|notes|and|knelt|on|the|floor
l04-093-01 err 180 52 370 957 1841 86 to|count|them|.|Of|course|,|he|remembered|being|in|a|great|hurry|to|get
l04-093-02 ok 176 56 360 1123 1813 109 that|fifty|pounds|for|Kitty|!|Obviously|he|had|been|careless|in
l04-093-03 ok 174 52 362 1307 1695 109 replacing|the|panel|,|but|the|possibility|of|anyone|having
l04-093-04 ok 176 50 372 1499 1721 93 discovered|his|hiding-place|gave|him|something|of|a|shock|.
l04-093-05 err 170 46 375 1671 1734 82 As|he|replaced|the|bundles|of|notes|,|he|withdrew|the|tin
l04-093-06 ok 172 43 379 1849 1625 95 box|from|its|hiding-place|and|locked|it|inside|the
l04-093-07 ok 171 9 367 2046 280 68 cupboard|.
l04-098-00 ok 194 22 381 694 1778 151 It|would|be|safer|under|lock|and|key
l04-098-01 ok 195 24 382 870 1695 145 for|the|time|being|than|behind|a|piece
l04-098-02 err 194 28 381 1047 1814 179 of|panelling|which|did|not|fit|very|sec-
l04-098-03 err 193 23 361 1232 1771 172 urely|.|Tomorrow|he|would|buy|a
l04-098-04 ok 195 27 388 1409 1833 155 heavy|padlock|for|the|box|and|search
l04-098-05 err 194 31 368 1580 1873 164 for|a|new|hiding-place|.|He|lay|in|bed|,
l04-098-06 ok 196 30 387 1772 1877 152 cold|and|uneasy|,|unable|to|account
l04-098-07 err 195 30 342 1958 1650 125 for|an|instinctive|sense|of|danger|.
l04-102-00 ok 197 28 356 699 1603 112 When|he|closed|his|eyes|it|was
l04-102-01 ok 195 34 356 874 1597 130 Henry|Mansell's|face|he|saw|,|hovering
l04-102-02 ok 195 29 363 1045 1671 101 above|his|head|like|a|hideous|caricature|.|The
l04-102-03 ok 195 33 373 1229 1811 128 parrot|nose|and|straight|line|of|the|mouth|,
l04-102-04 ok 199 35 351 1380 1835 158 the|pitiless|blue|eyes|that|seemed|to|strip
l04-102-05 ok 192 26 379 1573 1779 158 him|right|down|to|his|abjectly|quaking
l04-102-06 ok 193 31 366 1753 1658 147 bones|.|The|mouldering|horror|that|had
l04-102-07 ok 193 27 383 1922 1794 157 once|been|Henry|Mansell|taunted|him
l04-102-08 ok 193 24 384 2095 1383 128 now|in|the|silent|darkness|.
l04-106-00 err 176 40 368 712 1829 91 In|a|corner|of|the|saloon|bar|of|the|Six|Bells|at
l04-106-01 ok 175 47 362 884 1863 123 Hawkeshurst|that|Friday|night|Hugh|Mansell|and|Roddy
l04-106-02 ok 170 46 368 1078 1861 90 Dowell|drank|their|beer|and|waited|.|'|It|'s|too|damn|busy
l04-106-03 ok 173 44 366 1261 1810 98 in|here|.|We|can't|expect|him|to|leave|his|customers|'|,
l04-106-04 ok 175 42 368 1427 1768 115 Hugh|said|morosely|.|'|Give|him|a|chance|,|old|chap|.
l04-106-05 ok 173 41 385 1595 1803 113 He|'ll|be|over|.|Jim|'s|a|most|reliable|chap|when
l04-106-06 ok 170 32 366 1812 1408 91 it|comes|to|picking|up|a|small|tip|.|'
l04-113-00 err 177 51 378 693 1775 117 '|O.K.|,|Roddy|,|whatever|you|say|.|'|Hugh|drained|his|glass|and
l04-113-01 ok 174 50 371 887 1815 102 ordered|two|more|beers|.|'|I|'m|really|beginning|to|feel|it|'s
l04-113-02 ok 175 48 368 1076 1859 83 all|a|bit|of|a|waste|of|time|,|anyway|.|I|'ve|been|collecting
l04-113-03 ok 175 47 373 1250 1785 106 scraps|of|evidence|and|piecing|them|together|for|four
l04-113-04 ok 174 43 368 1433 1787 78 months|now|,|and|the|whole|lot|still|doesn't|amount|to
l04-113-05 ok 169 28 373 1625 1275 79 anything|one|could|call|concrete|.|'
l04-118-00 err 175 57 300 563 1967 126 Roddy|puffed|at|his|pipe|,|his|eyes|fixed|on|the|white-coated
l04-118-01 err 173 38 305 730 1838 112 barman|.|'|Oh|,|I|think|it|does|,|Hugh|.|That|'s
l04-118-02 ok 174 43 290 904 1837 101 why|I|want|you|to|meet|this|bird|.|I|think
l04-118-03 ok 172 32 304 1090 1614 98 he|fills|in|an|important|part|of|the
l04-118-04 ok 172 39 303 1272 1846 128 background|.|Furthermore|,|dear|boy|,|it|confirms
l04-118-05 ok 170 39 307 1450 1780 81 what|we|already|know|of|your|father's
l04-118-06 ok 168 42 299 1647 1870 91 intention|to|leave|the|country|on|the|night
l04-118-07 ok 166 16 308 1809 793 91 of|October|14th|.|'
l04-124-00 ok 175 52 361 753 1787 122 Hugh|nodded|.|His|face|wore|the|melancholy|expression
l04-124-01 ok 173 40 356 955 1694 81 that|was|habitual|to|him|but|his|eyes|showed
l04-124-02 ok 175 40 341 1128 1757 84 his|inner|excitement|.|'|I|know|,|but|from|the
l04-124-03 ok 174 31 351 1307 1664 78 moment|he|walked|out|of|here|we|haven't|a
l04-124-04 ok 169 31 344 1489 1723 90 shred|of|evidence|to|prove|what|happened|.
l04-124-05 ok 170 48 340 1669 1857 83 Obviously|he|met|someone|,|either|by|chance|or
l04-124-06 ok 170 43 342 1856 1827 96 by|arrangement|.|Whichever|way|it|was|,|that
l04-124-07 ok 172 35 324 2030 1934 122 person|had|a|gun|and|he|managed|to|persuade
l04-124-08 ok 173 36 355 2212 1766 133 Father|to|drive|along|that|quiet|stretch|of
l04-124-09 ok 172 9 366 2373 332 87 road|...|.|'
l04-130-00 err 179 27 424 759 1623 116 '|Miles|off|his|proper|route|to|Dover|or|the|airport|at
l04-130-01 err 178 36 356 940 1695 101 Lydd|'|,|Roddy|interposed|quickly|.|'|And|once|there|he|was
l04-130-02 err 182 27 335 1115 1704 116 shot|at|close|range|and|his|money|smartly|filched|.
l04-130-03 ok 180 28 346 1295 1740 109 You|know|,|whoever|it|was|might|have|known|of|the
l04-130-04 ok 184 39 357 1471 1671 124 existence|of|the|suicide|letter|...|providing|him|with
l04-130-05 err 180 27 347 1649 1761 125 an|almost|unshakable|alibi|.|'|Hugh|was|thinking|of
l04-130-06 ok 181 31 355 1828 1823 120 his|uncle|,|but|said|nothing|.|After|all|,|Julian|had
l04-130-07 ok 181 30 365 2009 1602 129 acted|very|strangely|since|the|tragedy|,|always
l04-130-08 ok 181 35 365 2195 1693 118 secretive|,|always|reluctant|to|discuss|his|brother's
l04-130-09 err 173 3 372 2389 163 62 death|.
l04-136-00 err 182 34 332 891 1769 93 It|was|impossible|to|associate|him|in|one's|mind|with|a
l04-136-01 ok 179 32 350 1075 1646 102 cold-blooded|murder|but|,|in|fact|,|Henry|Mansell's
l04-136-02 ok 178 25 336 1246 1676 120 death|had|saved|the|firm|and|Julian's|future|.
l04-136-03 ok 180 21 335 1430 1716 112 Moreover|he|might|well|have|been|aware|of|his
l04-136-04 ok 177 27 342 1611 1714 116 brother's|intention|to|skip|out|of|the|country|and
l04-136-05 err 179 30 321 1783 1728 120 passed|on|the|information|.|'|I|'m|sure|you|'re|right|'|,
l04-136-06 err 179 27 330 1974 1705 115 Hugh|said|thoughtfully|.|'|But|whoever|did|it|got
l04-136-07 err 180 20 343 2147 1223 117 clean|away|without|being|spotted|.|'
l04-141-00 ok 187 42 388 708 1822 134 '|Easy|enough|along|that|stretch|of|coast|road|in|winter|,
l04-141-01 err 188 49 360 896 1831 114 believe|me|'|,|Roddy|affirmed|solemnly|.|'|He|probably|caught
l04-141-02 ok 186 35 367 1081 1863 94 the|next|boat|across|the|channel|and|has|been|lying|low
l04-141-03 ok 186 38 363 1252 1872 118 with|the|money|somewhere|.|'|Hugh|nodded|.|'|I|realized|that
l04-141-04 ok 185 41 373 1427 1940 118 after|my|talk|with|Mrs.|Lawford|.|There|are|a|dozen|countries
l04-141-05 ok 186 37 364 1611 1906 121 where|a|man|could|easily|hide|up|and|change|the|money
l04-141-06 ok 188 12 360 1807 491 109 without|danger|.
l04-147-00 ok 189 39 367 717 1572 122 Unless|we|can|get|a|definite|line|on|him|it|'s
l04-147-01 err 186 44 354 852 1801 162 hopeless|...|.|'|'|Something|will|turn|up|one|day|,|you|'ll|see|'|,
l04-147-02 err 187 40 344 1061 1811 129 Roddy|said|confidently|.|'|If|we|plug|away|at|the|leads
l04-147-03 err 188 47 350 1246 1844 123 we|have|...|.|'|'|If|only|the|police|would|do|something|...|'|Hugh
l04-147-04 ok 187 46 365 1429 1698 121 cried|out|in|exasperation|.|'|I|'ve|put|everything|I|know
l04-147-05 ok 186 11 370 1624 497 66 before|them|...|.|'
l04-153-00 err 193 44 383 700 1613 128 '|No|dice|,|Hugh|.|'|Roddy|shook|his|sandy|head|.
l04-153-01 ok 189 45 357 880 1718 118 '|They|'re|bound|to|want|pretty|solid|new|evidence
l04-153-02 err 192 40 366 1012 1733 173 before|they|'ll|agree|to|reopen|the|case|.|From
l04-153-03 ok 193 45 368 1243 1686 110 their|point|of|view|the|evidence|for|suicide|is
l04-153-04 ok 185 50 352 1418 1836 134 overwhelming|.|I|spoke|to|a|chap|from|the|office|of
l04-153-05 ok 184 57 359 1601 1695 112 the|Director|of|Public|Prosecutions|I|know|pretty
l04-153-06 ok 186 41 368 1785 1729 112 well|,|and|he|agreed|that|the|missing|cash|is
l04-153-07 err 184 22 340 1963 879 116 a|hell|of|a|mystery|.
l04-159-00 ok 186 40 382 693 1713 113 But|as|he|quite|reasonably|pointed|out|the
l04-159-01 ok 186 40 360 867 1705 114 money|could|have|been|disposed|of|in|London
l04-159-02 ok 183 49 368 1052 1822 124 before|your|father|left|that|evening|.|It|wouldn't|be
l04-159-03 ok 182 52 341 1233 1883 121 unnatural|for|a|man|in|his|position|to|make|provision
l04-159-04 ok 182 46 347 1423 1786 119 for|an|unknown|dependent|or|settle|what|he|regarded
l04-159-05 ok 178 43 345 1609 1786 115 as|particular|debts|of|honour|before|taking|his|own
l04-159-06 err 179 48 371 1780 1648 124 life|.|Also|,|logically|,|there|'s|nothing|to|show|the
l04-159-07 ok 188 59 367 1959 1658 101 money|couldn't|have|been|pinched|by|someone
l04-159-08 ok 187 49 359 2137 1653 117 passing|the|car|after|your|father|was|dead|.
l04-163-00 err 157 38 340 700 1796 116 Stealing|from|cars|is|about|the|commonest
l04-163-01 ok 157 38 330 893 1839 94 kind|of|crime|in|the|book|.|There|'s|nothing
l04-163-02 ok 158 41 332 1085 1841 97 that|absolutely|ties|the|missing|money|to|the
l04-163-03 err 158 38 350 1239 1825 114 circumstances|of|your|father|'s|death|,|that|'s
l04-163-04 ok 158 39 330 1448 1864 89 the|point|.|Same|with|the|passport|.|It|'s|gone
l04-163-05 ok 155 37 342 1617 1863 111 and|that|'s|that|.|It|may|turn|up|in|a|dustbin
l04-163-06 ok 157 32 341 1789 1780 81 somewhere|or|at|the|back|of|a|drawer|.|As
l04-163-07 ok 156 40 339 1960 1862 123 far|as|the|police|are|concerned|there|'s|nothing
l04-163-08 err 156 6 339 2175 378 97 to|go|on|.
l04-170-00 ok 158 35 344 730 1697 83 In|our|own|minds|we|may|be|pretty|sure|what
l04-170-01 ok 157 38 337 891 1788 111 happened|,|but|that|'s|not|good|enough|for|them|.
l04-170-02 ok 158 47 344 1076 1841 99 That|suicide|letter|did|the|trick|-|definite|proof
l04-170-03 ok 158 36 347 1244 1773 107 that|your|father|took|his|life|,|backed|by
l04-170-04 ok 157 44 338 1419 1829 117 medical|evidence|and|the|fingerprint|chaps|.|'
l04-170-05 ok 155 35 328 1608 1840 85 A|little|man|with|thin|brown|hair|and|a
l04-170-06 ok 156 37 342 1806 1779 99 ruddy|complexion|came|over|and|greeted
l04-170-07 ok 154 5 340 1993 210 55 them|.
l04-174-00 err 173 36 341 529 1819 121 He|wore|a|short|white|coat|.|Hugh|ordered|drinks|.
l04-174-01 err 179 30 319 711 1731 115 '|I|was|sorry|to|read|about|your|dad|in|the
l04-174-02 ok 173 29 328 891 1805 109 paper|'|,|the|man|said|to|Hugh|in|a|thick
l04-174-03 ok 172 35 340 1071 1842 117 voice|which|bore|traces|of|a|cockney|accent|.
l04-174-04 ok 175 31 329 1234 1737 142 '|I|was|telling|your|friend|how|he|come
l04-174-05 ok 174 28 326 1436 1789 120 in|here|the|very|night|he|passed|away|.|'
l04-179-00 ok 175 49 352 707 1834 119 Hugh|wasn't|impressed|with|this|ingratiating|bar-
l04-179-01 ok 176 34 351 895 1754 106 man|whom|Roddy|had|raked|up|.|He|was|seedy|and
l04-179-02 ok 175 39 338 1062 1809 112 middle-aged|with|small|black|eyes|set|close|to-
l04-179-03 ok 174 39 327 1254 1749 113 gether|beneath|heavily|marked|brows|and|a|sly|,
l04-179-04 err 175 44 347 1435 1824 100 crafty|expression|that|failed|to|inspire|confidence|.
l04-179-05 ok 169 41 329 1618 1759 110 '|He|was|hitting|the|bottle|pretty|hard|,|sir|...|'|the
l04-179-06 ok 173 37 331 1787 1811 103 man|said|in|a|loud|whisper|.|'|Meaning|no|offe-
l04-179-07 ok 172 28 345 1973 1351 101 nce|'|,|he|added|,|looking|at|Hugh|.
l07-052-00 err 160 49 332 744 1824 94 "|Why|?|"|he|asked|again|.|"|I|can|tell|by|your|voice|that|it|means
l07-052-01 ok 160 40 373 926 1841 104 a|lot|to|you|,|but|I|'m|damned|if|I|can|see|the|reason|.|It|'s|not|as
l07-052-02 ok 160 40 366 1099 1848 103 if|you|were|all|that|fond|of|Alice|.|"|He|was|interrupted|by|the
l07-052-03 err 163 35 372 1288 1777 118 arrival|of|the|food|and|wine|.|When|the|pouring|ritual|was|over|he
l07-052-04 ok 155 7 383 1481 277 52 went|on|:
l07-065-00 ok 161 32 353 730 1853 89 If|he|didn't|do|it|it|must|have|been|-|"|"|Must|have|been
l07-065-01 err 161 40 356 917 1816 105 who|?|"|Max|prompted|.|I|looked|into|his|eyes|and|longed
l07-065-02 ok 159 35 389 1100 1732 87 with|all|my|heart|to|tell|him|,|but|I|could|not|do|it|.
l07-065-03 ok 162 38 380 1269 1887 103 As|long|as|my|suspicion|remained|in|my|head|I|could|pretend
l07-065-04 ok 159 38 373 1427 1798 100 to|myself|,|in|moments|of|optimism|,|that|it|was|not|true|.
l07-074-00 err 162 41 408 765 1768 115 If|you|'re|right|,|you|may|be|in|serious|danger|from|Hardy|.
l07-074-01 ok 160 37 385 959 1859 99 Even|if|you|'re|wrong|you|'ll|most|certainly|be|in|danger|when
l07-074-02 err 160 39 353 1122 1838 99 you|start|handling|a|boat|.|"|He|picked|up|his|glass|and
l07-074-03 ok 161 33 394 1289 1820 104 held|it|in|both|hands|,|looking|at|me|thoughtfully|over|the
l07-074-04 ok 154 42 396 1456 1961 122 top|of|it|.|"|No|,|"|he|said|at|last|.|"|I|can't|allow|#|#
l07-074-05 ok 152 6 380 1682 131 74 it|.|"
l07-080-00 ok 168 33 384 673 1921 110 "|You|can't|very|well|stop|me|.|"|"|I|can
l07-080-01 ok 168 28 369 859 1826 99 do|better|than|that|.|If|we|were|to
l07-080-02 ok 168 24 387 1011 1765 110 get|married|now|I|could|come
l07-080-03 ok 168 25 388 1187 1765 124 with|you|.|"|I|looked|down|at|my
l07-080-04 ok 168 28 387 1376 1821 104 plate|,|not|daring|to|let|him|see
l07-080-05 ok 165 25 392 1530 1782 128 how|much|the|idea|appealed|to
l07-080-06 ok 165 31 383 1723 1865 131 me|,|reminding|myself|that|he|could
l07-080-07 ok 168 25 376 1900 1737 135 only|have|said|such|a|thing
l07-080-08 ok 168 26 372 2096 1765 112 because|he|did|not|know|the
l07-080-09 ok 161 11 396 2277 741 103 whole|truth|.
l07-085-00 err 168 31 365 663 1713 100 "|And|I|can't|allow|that|,|"|I|said|.
l07-085-01 ok 168 37 367 836 1791 118 "|Deadlock|,|"|said|Max|.|"|No|,|it|isn't|.
l07-085-02 err 168 31 361 1003 1868 124 I|'m|determined|to|go|,|and|by|myself|,
l07-085-03 ok 168 33 363 1196 1887 121 whatever|you|say|.|"|"|I|was|afraid|of
l07-085-04 ok 168 32 365 1366 1876 107 that|.|"|He|sounded|resigned|but|none
l07-085-05 ok 165 29 381 1544 1823 118 the|less|hopeful|.|"|You|'re|a|very
l07-085-06 ok 168 27 400 1722 1768 120 wilful|woman|but|I|'ll|change
l07-085-07 ok 168 25 386 1894 1829 119 your|mind|for|you|one|of|these
l07-085-08 ok 165 5 394 2098 288 103 days|.
l07-103-00 err 169 33 347 653 1884 124 "|You|can|see|it|any|time|you|like|,|"
l07-103-01 err 169 30 373 829 1853 99 he|told|me|.|"|The|sooner|the|better|.
l07-103-02 ok 169 26 349 1012 1861 122 If|you|can|get|to|Bletcham|this
l07-103-03 ok 169 25 350 1200 1880 107 evening|I|'ll|run|you|up|there
l07-103-04 err 166 28 335 1374 1911 118 in|the|car|.|"|"|That|'s|very|nice|of
l07-103-05 ok 166 34 324 1529 1822 135 you|.|"|"|Nice|,|nothing|.|I|told|you|,
l07-103-06 ok 166 22 338 1716 1721 120 I|'m|mad|about|boats|.|Seven
l07-103-07 err 162 13 333 1910 848 116 thirty|do|you|?
l07-111-00 err 172 31 338 624 1919 130 I|could|meet|you|at|the|bus|station|.|"
l07-111-01 err 172 39 373 805 1889 115 "|No|,|"|I|said|,|"|outside|your|office|.|"
l07-111-02 ok 168 26 345 997 1900 117 I|could|not|endure|the|thought
l07-111-03 ok 172 31 360 1169 1930 136 of|another|wait|at|the|bus|station|.
l07-111-04 ok 168 28 347 1344 1915 144 He|was|there|punctually|.|Dressed
l07-111-05 ok 165 35 351 1516 1969 119 in|a|loud|tartan|shirt|and|abbreviated
l07-111-06 ok 165 29 320 1715 1934 116 shorts|he|looked|hardly|more|than
l07-111-07 ok 168 28 303 1878 1908 127 a|boy|,|a|cheerful|,|good-natured
l07-111-08 ok 165 26 344 2074 1826 125 boy|.|He|settled|me|into|the|car
l07-111-09 ok 172 26 331 2244 1795 134 with|touching|care|and|then
l07-111-10 ok 172 23 338 2428 1692 138 drove|like|a|fiend|along
l07-111-11 ok 168 14 351 2611 992 105 the|river|road|.
l07-118-00 ok 142 21 339 732 1764 106 Ten|minutes|later|he|stopped|in|a|lane
l07-118-01 ok 152 14 354 925 1591 88 and|helped|me|out|with|the|same
l07-118-02 err 162 31 342 1077 1935 129 careful|courtesy|.|"|What|sort|of|boat|is|it|?|"
l07-118-03 ok 172 24 342 1263 1782 104 I|asked|.|"|She|,|"|he|corrected|.|"|She|'s|a
l07-118-04 ok 169 18 325 1453 1886 123 converted|life-boat|.|Not|a|very|good|one|,
l07-118-05 ok 167 10 314 1631 1552 116 but|she|'s|sound|enough|and|the
l07-118-06 ok 173 13 315 1810 625 118 engine|'s|fine|.|"
l07-131-00 ok 180 15 349 743 1689 125 Inside|,|she|was|untidy|and|grubby|but
l07-131-01 ok 182 17 339 925 1806 106 roomy|enough|and|well|lit|by|two|rows|of
l07-131-02 ok 182 19 331 1098 1843 125 good-sized|windows|.|It|was|a|long|time
l07-131-03 ok 182 14 330 1285 1546 106 before|I|got|used|to|calling|them
l07-131-04 ok 180 18 340 1462 1844 115 portholes|.|The|owner|was|a|middle-aged
l07-131-05 ok 176 15 339 1644 1647 104 man|whose|family|had|tired|of|the
l07-131-06 ok 179 19 335 1814 1767 104 limited|excitement|of|the|river|and|now
l07-131-07 ok 180 16 342 1997 1615 123 had|their|eyes|on|a|seagoing|boat|.
l07-135-00 ok 179 25 329 919 1664 106 Clive|-|he|insisted|on|being|called|Clive|-
l07-135-01 ok 179 22 336 1102 1746 108 haggled|with|him|and|within|half|an|hour
l07-135-02 ok 181 18 321 1274 1832 115 Sandpiper|was|mine|for|three|hundred|and
l07-135-03 ok 179 21 317 1451 1788 120 fifty|pounds|.|When|all|the|business|details
l07-135-04 ok 175 9 331 1633 1583 89 had|been|settled|and|the|owner|had
l07-135-05 ok 178 17 316 1810 1748 111 departed|with|my|cheque|in|his|pocket|,
l07-135-06 ok 181 17 326 1995 1867 123 Clive|started|the|engine|and|gave|me|my
l07-135-07 ok 180 19 337 2165 1851 129 first|lesson|in|manoeuvring|up|and|down
l07-135-08 err 175 20 347 2355 1740 100 the|river|and|in|and|out|of|the|other|boats|.
l07-138-00 ok 181 21 356 744 1721 106 It|was|a|warm|,|still|evening|;|the|plop|of
l07-138-01 ok 185 21 352 920 1829 121 fish|and|the|gentle|putter|of|the|engine
l07-138-02 ok 183 27 347 1093 1847 117 were|infinitely|soothing|after|city|noises|,
l07-138-03 ok 185 18 332 1273 1844 128 and|I|began|to|look|forward|to|my|life
l07-138-04 ok 181 12 343 1461 1762 99 on|the|water|.|At|last|he|pronounced
l07-138-05 ok 178 16 347 1637 1902 102 me|riverworthy|and|wanted|to|know|when
l07-138-06 ok 180 12 344 1812 1053 124 I|would|be|moving|in|.
l07-172-00 ok 182 26 363 862 1739 71 Like|Clive|,|he|was|enthusiastic|about|the
l07-172-01 ok 182 26 374 1031 1837 97 engine|and|decided|,|apparently|on|the|strength
l07-172-02 ok 182 28 363 1208 1778 84 of|its|efficiency|,|that|Sandpiper|was|fit|to
l07-172-03 ok 179 30 375 1388 1818 84 live|in|.|I|was|more|than|thankful|for|his|help
l07-172-04 ok 179 23 371 1565 1848 96 when|we|had|installed|my|things|and|the
l07-172-05 ok 179 21 391 1748 1873 75 boat|began|to|move|.|The|river|was|crowded
l07-172-06 ok 179 23 366 1932 1568 83 with|flocks|of|sailing|boats|which
l07-172-07 ok 179 26 374 2107 1788 94 swirled|round|us|like|gulls|and|there
l07-172-08 ok 179 16 371 2292 1690 101 were|two|locks|to|negotiate|,|but|Max
l07-172-09 ok 179 18 363 2473 1677 96 seemed|to|know|exactly|what|to|do
l07-172-10 ok 179 23 359 2651 1790 99 and|at|the|same|time|kept|me|supplied
l07-176-00 err 186 27 376 676 1736 82 "|How|on|earth|do|you|know|all|this|?|"|I|asked
l07-176-01 ok 182 26 377 857 1725 84 him|.|"|I|used|to|play|about|in|these|things
l07-176-02 ok 182 19 377 1030 1838 91 when|I|was|a|kid|.|And|then|I|acted|as|guide
l07-176-03 err 186 21 387 1198 1826 106 on|a|river|boat|one|summer|,|to|keep|myself
l07-176-04 ok 182 23 376 1393 1794 96 going|between|terms|at|college|.|"|It|was
l07-176-05 ok 179 21 381 1561 1715 96 the|first|I|had|heard|of|it|,|but|that|'s
l07-176-06 ok 179 19 392 1749 1589 87 one|of|the|things|I|like|about|Max|.
l07-181-00 ok 182 16 389 680 1800 83 He|has|done|so|many|things|that|there
l07-181-01 ok 186 24 399 856 1761 97 is|always|something|new|and|exciting|to
l07-181-02 err 182 23 407 1050 1664 75 discover|about|him|.|"|You|'re|wonderful|,|"|I
l07-181-03 ok 182 25 390 1213 1811 105 said|,|meaning|it|.|He|pressed|the|tip|of|my
l07-181-04 ok 182 22 385 1383 1855 101 nose|with|one|finger|.|"|That|makes|two|of|us|.|"
l07-181-05 ok 179 25 379 1569 1844 106 It|was|about|eight|o'clock|in|the|evening
l07-181-06 ok 179 21 361 1752 1660 71 when|we|tied|up|almost|exactly|opposite
l07-181-07 ok 179 17 369 1940 1635 93 Hardy's|garden|and|went|up|on|to|the
l07-181-08 err 179 23 368 2122 1808 87 roof|of|the|cabin|to|see|what|we|could|see|.
l07-187-00 err 182 31 370 667 1861 112 From|this|side|,|Rivermead|was|less|forbidding|;
l07-187-01 ok 180 17 393 863 1701 94 it|stood|a|long|way|back|from|the|water
l07-187-02 ok 180 22 388 1038 1738 95 at|the|end|of|a|velvety|lawn|flanked|with
l07-187-03 ok 180 27 386 1216 1780 104 flowering|trees|and|shrubs|.|To|the|right|of
l07-187-04 err 180 20 385 1391 1813 83 the|lawn|,|close|to|the|water's|edge|,|stood|an
l07-187-05 ok 176 28 388 1571 1747 85 ancient|boathouse|shrouded|in|wistaria|;|it
l07-187-06 ok 180 17 391 1754 1715 73 was|built|across|a|narrow|backwater
l07-187-07 ok 180 20 391 1927 1727 79 and|there|was|a|delicate|iron|staircase
l07-187-08 ok 176 26 400 2109 1791 102 climbing|the|outer|wall|to|a|room|above|.
l07-190-00 err 186 31 389 530 1741 89 "|You|won't|see|anyone|tonight|,|it|'s|too|late|,|"|Max
l07-190-01 err 182 22 391 688 1775 88 said|and|turned|to|go|.|"|No|-|wait|,|"|I|put|out|a
l07-190-02 ok 182 29 377 861 1846 107 hand|to|stop|him|.|The|sun|was|no|longer|shining
l07-190-03 ok 186 22 371 1035 1763 106 and|it|was|dark|across|there|by|the|trees|,
l07-190-04 ok 182 22 372 1229 1767 90 but|I|thought|I|had|seen|something|move|.
m01-000-00 err 187 32 346 734 1784 108 A|shudder|,|more|mental|than|physical|,|ran
m01-000-01 ok 190 28 342 916 1669 116 through|him|,|and|his|mind|seemed|to
m01-000-02 ok 192 32 340 1102 1725 109 melt|away|into|emptiness|.|His|bulging
m01-000-03 ok 193 26 330 1271 1776 125 eyes|caught|the|reclining|form|of|Heather|,
m01-000-04 ok 190 28 338 1469 1657 115 who|was|still|repeating|in|sing-song|:
m01-000-05 ok 193 32 351 1625 1903 127 "|...|I|will|not|give|in|...|"|He|stared|at|her
m01-000-06 err 190 29 336 1814 1760 116 blankly|,|mouthing|an|incoherent|gabble
m01-000-07 ok 196 7 339 1997 720 108 of|half|words|.
m01-012-00 ok 187 20 357 727 1889 146 He|slapped|himself|in|the|face|and
m01-012-01 ok 187 21 352 895 1807 145 cuffed|the|sides|of|his|head|.|Then
m01-012-02 ok 188 14 352 1087 1652 147 by|degrees|the|rotating|objects
m01-012-03 ok 189 14 345 1262 1925 205 slowed|,|and|coming|into|focus|took
m01-012-04 ok 185 16 368 1441 1861 149 the|form|of|the|furnishings|in|Dan
m01-012-05 ok 184 22 368 1621 1939 155 Brown's|living|room|.|He|stood|up|un-
m01-012-06 ok 187 13 332 1794 2029 159 steadily|and|looked|about|the|room|,
m01-012-07 ok 188 21 336 1978 1879 167 trying|to|gather|his|wits|.|Outside|the
m01-012-08 ok 185 21 326 2161 1993 148 dusk|was|settling|over|Dow's|Lake|and
m01-012-09 err 185 15 338 2338 1699 186 the|heights|beyond|were|in
m01-012-10 ok 186 20 359 2512 1783 163 silhouette|,|already|a|solid|black|.
m01-017-00 err 175 19 347 641 1606 191 He|bumped|into|a|floor|lamp|and
m01-017-01 ok 171 24 332 854 1749 177 switched|it|on|.|Heather|McNabb|still|lay
m01-017-02 ok 173 27 332 1044 1883 165 on|the|couch|,|her|body|uncomfortably|twisted
m01-017-03 ok 172 36 322 1211 1872 159 and|afflicted|with|occasional|spasmodic|jerks|.
m01-017-04 ok 170 23 316 1394 1826 156 He|went|to|the|kitchen|for|water|and|found
m01-017-05 ok 171 27 286 1594 1843 175 Dan|.|Dan|was|lying|on|a|long|bench|in|the
m01-017-06 ok 172 28 329 1754 1742 158 breakfast|nook|,|his|head|bent|upright
m01-017-07 ok 173 13 329 1914 711 196 against|the|wall|.
m01-022-00 ok 191 38 326 736 1849 92 His|usually|animated|face|was|expressionless|and|looked|flat|,
m01-022-01 ok 190 32 311 926 1939 90 as|though|his|nose|had|been|pushed|back|and|his|eyes|and|cheeks
m01-022-02 ok 187 38 317 1104 1852 71 brought|forward|.|He|mouthed|a|low|mutter|,|punctuated|at|intervals
m01-022-03 ok 189 38 330 1283 1732 97 with|a|few|syllables|of|a|crazy|and|incoherent|jargon|.|As
m01-022-04 ok 188 30 319 1464 1725 89 Steve|looked|at|him|his|mouth|suddenly|snapped|shut|,
m01-022-05 ok 183 13 338 1639 593 87 with|jaws|askew|.
m01-026-00 ok 177 37 330 892 1711 137 There|was|utter|imbecility|in|his|blank|face|.|Presently|the
m01-026-01 ok 181 30 333 1049 1742 155 muttering|started|again|,|and|went|on|and|on|.|Stunned|and
m01-026-02 ok 180 32 334 1238 1709 139 shaken|,|Steve|drew|a|glass|of|water|and|went|back|to
m01-026-03 ok 177 33 342 1414 1733 121 Heather|.|Half|an|hour|later|Heather|and|Steve|were|still
m01-026-04 ok 178 39 342 1589 1873 165 trying|to|shake-off|the|last|traces|of|hypnotic|after-effects|.
m01-026-05 ok 175 42 317 1769 1817 149 For|several|minutes|they|had|been|facing|each|other|across
m01-026-06 ok 179 50 332 1958 1953 140 a|low|table|,|like|two|old|convalescents|thoroughly|bored|with
m01-026-07 ok 178 30 336 2122 1199 179 each|other|through|forced|association|.
m01-032-00 ok 181 39 342 899 1719 110 Then|something|like|a|zest|for|living|began|to|come|back
m01-032-01 ok 180 39 341 1070 1655 100 to|Steve|and|he|squeezed|her|hand|.|Her|face|took|on
m01-032-02 ok 181 39 326 1255 1802 97 enough|animation|to|produce|a|wan|smile|.|Dan's|low|mut-
m01-032-03 ok 181 32 336 1440 1696 105 tering|was|just|audible|from|the|kitchen|.|And|Steve
m01-032-04 ok 177 45 320 1614 1834 77 could|see|that|as|Heather|recovered|her|senses|and|emotions
m01-032-05 ok 180 37 306 1789 1793 100 she|was|growing|cold|and|numb|with|shock|.|She|had|seen
m01-032-06 ok 182 33 291 1970 1722 99 Dan|,|or|rather|the|physical|relic|of|him|-|the|empty
m01-032-07 ok 179 29 311 2154 1721 108 shell|of|flesh|and|bone|,|devoid|of|intellect|and
m01-032-08 err 178 9 315 2337 807 102 personality|.
m01-038-00 ok 159 18 390 798 1607 157 And|these|had|been|his|great|qualities|,
m01-038-01 ok 156 23 396 964 1578 99 so|attractive|to|her|.|The|Base|Station|had
m01-038-02 ok 156 23 370 1148 1734 140 gone|before|,|discharging|its|narrow|plane|of
m01-038-03 ok 156 17 366 1324 1777 171 4ementalating|energy|along|the|length|of
m01-038-04 ok 154 22 345 1520 1555 136 the|Earth's|imaginary|longitudes|,|moving
m01-038-05 err 155 21 320 1685 1795 144 eastward|like|a|knife-edged|twilight|in
m01-038-06 ok 156 13 377 1867 1639 142 reversed|progression|.|It|had|brought|the
m01-038-07 ok 155 22 371 2049 1825 147 First|Stage|in|the|Thetan|pattern|of|conquest|,
m01-038-08 ok 153 21 388 2216 1627 152 the|empty-minded|receptiveness|that
m01-038-09 ok 155 15 391 2385 1736 169 prepared|the|way|for|the|Second|Stage|.
m01-049-00 ok 186 32 359 736 1724 125 He|rose|from|his|breakfast-nook|bench
m01-049-01 ok 187 29 337 920 1778 150 and|came|into|the|livingroom|,|where
m01-049-02 ok 188 24 343 1098 1662 139 Heather|and|Steve|stood|aghast|at
m01-049-03 ok 188 34 338 1273 1739 169 his|entrance|.|He|came|,|almost|falling
m01-049-04 ok 185 30 341 1448 1825 161 forward|in|an|ungainly|shuffle|,|neck
m01-049-05 ok 185 26 337 1631 1777 169 thrust|out|,|arms|dangling|loosely|.
m01-049-06 ok 185 29 335 1796 1868 166 Then|,|abruptly|,|he|drew|himself|up
m01-049-07 ok 187 20 340 1997 1724 144 and|walked|on|the|very|tips|of
m01-049-08 ok 184 27 351 2154 1610 121 his|toes|.|He|stretched|his|arms
m01-049-09 err 184 26 357 2340 1947 166 over|his|head|and|yawned|agape|,
m01-049-10 ok 187 27 324 2526 1661 159 drawing-in|great|breaths|that
m01-049-11 err 182 13 325 2693 1821 105 became|great|sighs|of|ecstacy|.
m01-060-00 err 186 49 352 641 1919 192 "|They|have|come|!|"|he|said|reverently|,|gripping|his
m01-060-01 err 184 44 368 863 1906 149 hands|together|between|his|knees|and|leaning
m01-060-02 ok 186 45 354 1038 1957 149 forward|.|"|Isn't|it|a|glorious|thing|!|Long|awaited
m01-060-03 ok 183 38 360 1199 1891 119 transcendent|event|,|the|exalted|desire|of|all
m01-060-04 ok 182 36 353 1353 1961 160 mankind|through|all|ages|!|The|Kingdom|of|the
m01-060-05 ok 180 42 359 1541 1909 144 Mind|is|at|hand|!|"|He|turned|beaming|eyes
m01-060-06 ok 183 32 357 1720 1917 136 upward|and|shook|his|head|slowly|from
m01-060-07 ok 185 13 346 1940 696 108 side|to|side|.
m01-079-00 ok 203 30 336 661 1831 163 A|superfluous|precaution|for|there|was|no|other|car
m01-079-01 ok 203 34 316 851 1873 180 abroad|;|and|no|pedestrian|to|cross|his|path|nor|to|wait
m01-079-02 ok 203 30 316 1016 1726 215 at|an|intersection|for|the|light|to|change|.|At|his
m01-079-03 ok 191 24 286 1205 1625 195 apartment|he|garaged|his|car|and|then|stood
m01-079-04 err 191 44 280 1375 1798 217 listening|in|the|night|.|Listening|in|vain|.|For|the
m01-079-05 err 191 28 272 1509 1718 233 earth|had|lost|its|life-tempo|,|as|the|heart
m01-079-06 ok 191 14 277 1733 973 133 loses|its|beat|in|death|.
m01-084-00 ok 177 18 352 753 1391 140 Deadly|stillness|,|deadly|portent|!
m01-084-01 ok 176 21 363 956 1707 101 Steve|awakened|early|and|switched|on
m01-084-02 err 177 26 365 1137 1731 104 the|radio|,|which|he|kept|tuned|to|CBO.
m01-084-03 ok 177 25 353 1316 1782 119 The|set|lighted-up|but|gave|only|a|low
m01-084-04 ok 176 31 369 1487 1672 121 buzzing|sound|.|He|had|just|finished
m01-084-05 ok 174 27 361 1666 1706 129 shaving|when|it|came|on|,|with|a|flat
m01-084-06 ok 176 30 377 1833 1623 145 voice|repeating|:|"|This|is|BBC|calling
m01-084-07 ok 177 27 390 1984 1248 168 ...|this|is|BBC|calling|...|"
m01-090-00 ok 194 56 350 757 1761 128 After|what|seemed|an|undue|period|of|repetition|,|the|voice
m01-090-01 ok 193 53 367 933 1681 129 went|on|to|describe|the|landing|of|the|Thetan|colony
m01-090-02 ok 192 50 358 1113 1786 95 in|Sussex|,|in|all|its|obscene|details|.|Then|the|radio
m01-090-03 ok 192 46 368 1290 1658 123 went|dead|again|,|and|Steve|had|no|stomach|for
m01-090-04 ok 190 57 353 1466 1731 146 breakfast|.|It|was|a|beautiful|day|,|as|firsts-of-June
m01-090-05 ok 191 37 361 1650 1702 115 should|be|.|Steve|got|out|the|car|and|traversed|the
m01-090-06 ok 188 45 343 1826 1686 132 same|empty|streets|as|he|had|the|night|before|,
m01-090-07 ok 189 30 363 1999 1389 113 to|keep|an|appointment|with|Heather|.
m01-095-00 ok 178 18 331 696 1801 136 Coming|around|the|great|mass|of|the|Chateau
m01-095-01 ok 179 18 327 884 1724 152 Laurier|,|he|braked|to|a|screeching|stop|.|A
m01-095-02 ok 178 26 351 1057 1703 168 flying|saucer|was|tilting|and|dipping|over
m01-095-03 ok 179 16 312 1249 1453 114 the|War|Memorial|.|There|was|a|deep
m01-095-04 err 177 24 315 1419 1817 170 whirring|sound|,|and|a|high-pitched|hissing
m01-095-05 ok 175 19 320 1598 1719 149 overtone|that|sang|in|his|ears|with|an
m01-095-06 ok 178 20 323 1768 1818 151 almost|painful|sharpness|.|He|reversed|and
m01-095-07 ok 178 12 327 1955 1504 147 turned|back|on|McKenzie|Avenue|.
m01-100-00 ok 181 22 385 697 1732 90 The|Thetans|must|not|see|him|!|He|took|another|route
m01-100-01 ok 185 24 384 874 1642 137 to|Heather's|and|saw|two|more|flying|saucers|on
m01-100-02 ok 186 24 378 1057 1746 134 the|way|.|Heather|was|very|anxious|to|visit|Dan|at
m01-100-03 ok 187 28 391 1232 1799 126 once|;|but|Steve|insisted|that|they|should|first|discuss
m01-100-04 ok 185 27 392 1412 1749 131 their|situation|,|as|far|as|it|could|be|assessed|,
m01-100-05 ok 182 17 408 1594 1707 92 and|to|decide|on|what|seemed|to|be|the|best
m01-100-06 ok 186 13 424 1766 657 146 way|of|meeting|it|.
m01-104-00 ok 193 18 357 735 1786 150 "|The|Thetans|,|"|he|said|,|"|are|presumably|here|to
m01-104-01 ok 192 16 401 908 1654 172 take|charge|,|as|it|were|,|of|the|minds|of|the
m01-104-02 ok 192 20 388 1075 1845 178 people|-|who|are|probably|falling|all|over|them-
m01-104-03 ok 194 24 407 1263 1873 166 selves|in|their|zeal|to|get|their|orders|and|to|carry
m01-104-04 ok 190 18 415 1437 1953 171 them|out|.|Just|what|these|orders|will|be|,|we|don't
m01-104-05 ok 186 17 384 1608 2005 167 know|.|Now|,|because|of|prior|hypnosis|we|have|es-
m01-104-06 ok 192 24 407 1784 1860 183 caped|Thetan|subjugation|.|This|time|.|But|we|no
m01-104-07 ok 195 12 399 1977 1118 173 longer|have|any|immunity|.
m01-110-00 ok 157 23 420 735 1573 118 There|can|be|little|doubt|that|if|the
m01-110-01 ok 156 26 414 909 1833 98 Thetans|discover|our|mental|independence
m01-110-02 ok 157 30 398 1089 1931 122 they|will|promptly|give|us|their|hypnotic
m01-110-03 ok 159 18 425 1243 1696 110 treatment|.|If|we|can|avoid|undue
m01-110-04 ok 159 21 397 1466 1725 105 prominence|,|it|may|be|that|we|can
m01-110-05 ok 155 18 402 1611 1622 143 move|about|pretty|freely|without
m01-110-06 ok 157 16 443 1801 1697 130 detection|.|If|we|can|-|well|,|then|we
m01-110-07 err 156 12 418 2001 1618 114 may|be|able|to|promote|our|own
m01-110-08 ok 156 17 438 2171 1681 88 interests|.|What|those|interests
m01-110-09 ok 158 17 427 2355 1745 132 are|,|beyond|personal|security|,
m01-110-10 ok 159 24 450 2518 1764 144 I|haven't|a|clue|;|but|,|who|knows|,
m01-110-11 err 158 17 456 2680 1911 118 we|may|form|the|nucleus|around|...
m01-115-00 ok 171 25 431 723 1621 106 "|Now|,|to|summarize|what|I|think|our
m01-115-01 ok 171 33 420 885 1814 155 course|of|action|should|be|.|First|,|to|avoid|the
m01-115-02 ok 170 19 351 1037 1862 176 Thetans|like|the|plague|,|for|they|must|not
m01-115-03 ok 170 27 422 1223 1907 144 find|us|out|!|Second|,|to|tread|pretty|warily
m01-115-04 ok 171 24 437 1394 1954 152 among|our|own|people|,|finding|out|just|how
m01-115-05 ok 168 17 443 1523 1957 176 much|freedom|we|can|take|with|safety|.
m01-115-06 ok 166 18 424 1684 2012 150 And|third|,|to|study|these|damned|Thetans|.
m01-115-07 ok 170 14 464 1966 1829 116 We|must|learn|all|we|can|about
m01-115-08 ok 166 3 527 2184 357 73 them|.
m01-121-00 ok 196 16 397 743 1675 171 There|is|just|a|hope|that|we|may|uncover
m01-121-01 ok 196 19 374 916 1767 168 some|weakness|,|and|find|a|way|of|fighting
m01-121-02 ok 197 18 394 1105 1816 165 back|at|them|.|"|Heather|agreed|,|and|suggested
m01-121-03 ok 197 17 397 1281 1837 174 that|they|use|Dan|as|a|specimen|demonstra-
m01-121-04 ok 196 22 397 1463 1856 182 ting|how|the|Thetan|machinations|had|been
m01-121-05 ok 194 18 371 1645 1877 187 working|out|.|It|occurred|to|Steve|that|this|may
m01-121-06 ok 198 25 377 1817 1951 158 not|have|been|entirely|an|objective|suggestion
m01-121-07 ok 196 18 392 1993 1821 184 on|her|part|;|but|he|thought|it|a|good|idea
m01-121-08 err 194 4 381 2180 458 108 nevertheless|.
m01-125-00 ok 170 22 397 713 1591 112 So|they|proceeded|to|see|if|the|coast
m01-125-01 ok 170 19 385 895 1477 109 was|clear|.|The|street|was|quiet|and
m01-125-02 err 168 19 385 1090 1709 131 deserted|,|and|there|were|neither|sight
m01-125-03 ok 171 22 413 1268 1662 127 nor|sound|of|flying|saucers|.|So|they
m01-125-04 ok 169 19 404 1446 1787 121 ventured|forth|and|made|their|way|on
m01-125-05 ok 167 22 422 1621 1584 101 foot|to|Dan's|house|.|Dan|came
m01-125-06 ok 166 24 425 1800 1729 150 to|the|door|at|their|ring|but|neglected
m01-125-07 ok 170 16 411 1967 1596 157 to|offer|any|greeting|.|He|was|deeply
m01-125-08 ok 171 23 426 2172 1749 105 preoccupied|,|and|it|seemed|that|the
m01-125-09 ok 169 22 427 2332 1645 129 ringing|of|a|doorbell|was|to|him
m01-125-10 ok 169 19 426 2537 1337 109 a|new|and|strange|phenomenon|.
m01-131-00 ok 161 21 370 712 1736 134 When|he|finally|beckoned|to|them|to|enter|,|the|action
m01-131-01 ok 161 32 371 832 1675 145 gave|the|impression|of|having|been|thought|out|and
m01-131-02 err 160 29 372 977 1651 121 decided|upon|.|Inside|they|sat|down|unbidden|,|while
m01-131-03 err 161 25 362 1100 1645 119 Dan|paced|the|floor|.|He|seemed|completely|unaware
m01-131-04 err 163 28 371 1222 1697 163 of|their|presence|.|They|just|stared|at|him|,|turning
m01-131-05 ok 163 29 356 1385 1650 114 their|heads|like|tennis|spectators|as|he|walked|up|and
m01-131-06 ok 159 10 359 1513 630 98 down|,|up|and|down|.
m01-136-00 ok 176 28 409 869 1759 161 His|whole|attitude|was|a|mixture|of
m01-136-01 ok 178 22 404 1067 1773 225 impatience|pending|an|awaited
m01-136-02 ok 177 23 376 1259 1667 196 communication|and|of|a|vague
m01-136-03 ok 174 35 394 1442 1948 191 perplexity|respecting|his|surroundings
m01-136-04 ok 172 21 356 1609 1807 142 and|the|purpose|he|was|to|serve|.
m01-136-05 err 175 35 372 1802 1725 183 Finally|,|being|so|obviously|on|their|own|,
m01-136-06 ok 174 27 393 1985 1976 95 Heather|and|Steve|tried|to|make|themselves
m01-136-07 ok 175 30 402 2157 1613 113 at|home|.|Steve|switched|on|Dan's
m01-136-08 ok 175 35 387 2339 2059 169 powerful|,|world-wide|radio|and|systematically
m01-136-09 ok 172 26 391 2502 1828 190 turned|the|tuning|knob|through|all|the
m01-136-10 err 171 35 382 2692 1967 107 tuning|points|of|the|world's|great|radio
m01-149-00 ok 190 36 339 741 1952 144 They|followed|him|to|a|city|bus|stop|on|Carling|Avenue|,|where
m01-149-01 ok 189 34 348 919 1989 130 he|waited|.|The|bus|stop|was|a|deserted|island|on|an|empty|street|.
m01-149-02 ok 189 42 331 1096 1976 144 But|not|for|long|,|for|soon|pedestrians|and|cars|flocked|upon
m01-149-03 ok 193 32 343 1274 1933 158 the|Avenue|from|its|many|tributary|streets|.|It|might|have
m01-149-04 ok 191 37 344 1453 2112 133 been|a|normal|business-day|bustle|,|except|for|two|anomalies|.
m01-149-05 err 192 39 342 1623 1855 161 First|,|it|was|Sunday|morning|;|and|,|second|,|everyone
m01-149-06 ok 192 33 356 1807 1940 126 walked|,|or|drove|,|or|waited|as|a|person|possessed|of
m01-149-07 ok 198 26 358 1998 1070 127 a|single|all-exclusive|purpose|.
m01-160-00 ok 186 23 361 698 1699 112 After|a|long|wait|a|bus|appeared|and|they
m01-160-01 ok 183 21 329 878 1560 115 followed|the|beaming|Dan|aboard|,|taking
m01-160-02 ok 181 27 335 1058 1557 98 seats|some|rows|behind|him|.|Steve|was
m01-160-03 ok 184 22 320 1226 1781 138 beginning|to|find|the|stereotyped|,|flattish|,|happy
m01-160-04 ok 183 20 316 1408 1609 123 faces|very|disconcerting|;|and|looking|at
m01-160-05 ok 178 25 324 1590 1640 110 Heather|he|found|a|welcome|relief|in|her
m01-160-06 ok 184 11 331 1770 1188 125 relatively|long|doleful|one
m02-048-00 ok 191 37 365 731 1767 144 Then|he|would|go|back|to|Plato|for|a|final|spell|of
m02-048-01 ok 191 35 369 906 1681 111 real|days|and|would|return|to|New|York|in|late
m02-048-02 err 191 41 349 1090 1847 155 January|or|early|February|.|Angelina|might|be|a
m02-048-03 ok 191 40 366 1257 1815 152 little|sorry|if|we|were|not|back|for|Christmas
m02-048-04 ok 191 34 381 1440 1715 148 as|arranged|,|but|he|consoled|himself|by
m02-048-05 ok 191 36 384 1616 1721 158 thinking|that|he|and|Angelina|would|have
m02-048-06 ok 191 36 371 1786 1822 179 plenty|of|time|together|in|the|future|.|And
m02-048-07 ok 191 31 378 1977 1810 147 Heaven|alone|knew|when|,|if|ever|,|he|would|be
m02-048-08 ok 191 28 370 2160 1669 139 back|on|Moon|again|,|and|able|to|do
m02-048-09 ok 191 34 338 2328 1779 148 research|at|first|hand|into|matters|on|which
m02-048-10 ok 191 46 324 2487 1901 206 the|future|of|everyone|,|including|Angelina|,|depended|...
m02-052-00 err 182 16 342 670 1838 124 The|recovery|of|his|balance|was|due|to|the
m02-052-01 err 191 16 329 797 1733 127 fact|that|he|was|living|,|virtually|without
m02-052-02 ok 191 13 331 905 1841 116 expenses|,|with|the|people|to|whom|Moke|had
m02-052-03 ok 191 20 326 1034 1802 116 sent|him|:|little|people|who|regarded|him|as
m02-052-04 ok 191 35 320 1165 1854 88 lucky|to|have|descended|from|such|economic|altitudes|.
m02-052-05 ok 191 45 311 1288 1992 121 Tom|Dreyfus|had|a|job|on|the|machines|in|the|Secretariat
m02-052-06 ok 191 38 299 1429 1802 108 (|Stamp|Department|)|while|Sally|sulked|at|home|.
m02-055-00 ok 182 20 319 733 1697 110 They|had|been|married|for|six|years|,|but|the
m02-055-01 ok 182 23 329 923 1783 106 salary|raise|,|on|the|expectation|of|which|they
m02-055-02 ok 182 17 344 1093 1764 116 had|done|so|,|had|not|materialised|.|"|Do|you
m02-055-03 ok 182 14 351 1275 1541 94 know|,|I|had|to|send|back|our|bedroom
m02-055-04 ok 182 27 336 1460 1817 105 furniture|in|the|second|year|,|"|she|moaned|.|She
m02-055-05 ok 182 26 344 1629 1795 117 had|contacts|in|political|circles|,|a|school-
m02-055-06 ok 182 25 339 1810 1821 142 friend|of|hers|having|married|Lester|Peron|,
m02-055-07 ok 182 18 344 1991 1607 92 a|Mocrat|Senator|with|a|seat|on|the
m02-055-08 err 176 22 352 2161 1635 119 (|literally|)|all-powerful|Rocket|Release
m02-055-09 ok 176 5 380 2346 220 82 Board|.
m02-055-10 ok 176 2 378 2685 366 111 Hostettler
m02-059-00 err 176 39 369 722 1602 165 Sometimes|she|took|Harry|around|with|her|,|but
m02-059-01 ok 176 50 351 904 1795 167 never|her|husband|,|a|fact|he|accepted|as|inevitable|.|"|I|guess
m02-059-02 ok 176 37 346 1078 1563 144 Sally|made|a|mistake|about|me|,|"|he|said|one
m02-059-03 ok 176 39 351 1255 1818 161 evening|,|when|he|had|been|left|to|cook|his|own|meal|.
m02-059-04 err 176 43 344 1414 1774 180 All|Sally's|relations|were|4makrodeb|now|,|but|Tom
m02-059-05 ok 176 49 342 1615 1861 152 was|a|Static|Mib|,|the|middle-income-bracket|equivalent
m02-059-06 ok 176 21 330 1785 930 144 to|4sub-lil|on|the|lower|.
m02-066-00 ok 176 22 347 740 1777 140 All|Aristotle|was|excited|at|the|time|,|not|by|the|prospect|of|the
m02-066-01 ok 176 29 338 907 1814 157 U.S.|President's|visit|,|but|by|a|great|storm|in|the|photo-
m02-066-02 ok 176 16 327 1102 1784 149 sphere|of|the|sun|.|A|matter|which|on|Earth|would|hardly
m02-066-03 ok 176 16 338 1272 1724 149 penetrate|beyond|the|minds|of|astronomers|was|of|general
m02-066-04 err 176 21 327 1409 1775 142 interest|to|the|Mos|,|doubtless|because|their|habitat|is
m02-066-05 err 176 17 346 1578 1668 157 not|submerged|beneath|a|deep|natural|atmosphere|.
m02-069-00 ok 190 41 350 902 1752 135 One|wondered|if|this|greater|awareness|of|the|physical|cosmos|might
m02-069-01 ok 190 52 373 1082 1830 116 with|time|instil|the|reverence|which|,|on|Earth|,|nature|inspires|,
m02-069-02 ok 190 51 353 1264 1832 108 especially|when|one|reflected|that|the|rockets|over|which|Mr.|Peron's
m02-069-03 ok 190 39 348 1426 1794 145 Board|presided|had|it|in|their|power|permanently|to|warp|the
m02-069-04 ok 190 49 350 1615 1853 144 solar|system|.|True|enough|,|such|ultimate|weapons|had|not|been
m02-069-05 err 190 37 347 1793 1871 147 used|in|the|last|few|wars|,|but|it|seemed|very|probable
m02-069-06 err 190 31 359 1983 1827 115 that|they|would|be|in|the|next|one|,|Moon|and|her
m02-069-07 ok 190 44 349 2156 1846 154 allies|being|more|inferior|than|formerly|to|W.C.U.|in|the
m02-069-08 err 190 24 344 2344 1151 123 weapons|pronounced|conventional|.
m02-072-00 ok 176 26 352 718 1646 134 Lester|was|not|home|yet|from|his|formidable
m02-072-01 ok 176 38 312 888 1797 141 duties|and|his|wife|,|in|the|manner|of|middle-brow
m02-072-02 err 176 42 320 1075 1897 124 wives|,|romanced|about|him|in|his|absence|.|"|Lester|was|a
m02-072-03 ok 176 42 306 1258 1968 129 country|lawyer|,|and|we|were|very|small|4microdebs|,|weren't|we|,
m02-072-04 ok 176 36 281 1396 1993 191 Sally|"|-|here|she|had|dropped|her|voice|in|homage|to|the
m02-072-05 ok 176 31 310 1618 2012 145 economic|system|:|that|was|reverenced|-|"|when|he|thought
m02-072-06 ok 176 40 323 1787 2057 167 we|might|get|GO|a|bit|better|if|he|entered|politics|.
m02-075-00 ok 169 29 361 707 1690 86 Know|how|he|did|it|?|He|'s|clever|on
m02-075-01 ok 168 41 372 889 1891 141 the|mouth-organ|.|So|when|he|visited|some
m02-075-02 ok 167 50 369 1072 1886 131 craterlet|on|Face|(|ours|is|an|agricultural
m02-075-03 err 167 40 359 1260 1905 130 Back-Face|area|)|the|cry|would|go|up|,
m02-075-04 ok 166 26 361 1410 1736 125 as|soon|as|he|had|spoken|a|few
m02-075-05 ok 164 32 357 1589 1671 131 sentences|of|his|speech|:|'|Cut|the
m02-075-06 ok 169 36 338 1796 1826 138 politics|,|Lester|,|give|us|something|on
m02-075-07 ok 168 20 342 1971 951 137 your|mouth-organ|.|'
m02-080-00 ok 182 16 358 730 934 91 Sentence|Database
m02-080-01 err 176 33 330 911 1683 124 That|'s|how|he|got|the|votes|,|that|'s|how
m02-080-02 ok 176 30 355 1099 1824 114 we|came|through|to|4makrodeb|status|and
m02-080-03 ok 176 32 355 1259 1651 136 got|all|these|lovely|things|"|-|she|waved|a
m02-080-04 ok 176 35 341 1449 1803 128 plump|hand|towards|her|grand|pianos|,|etc|:
m02-080-05 ok 176 30 340 1616 1890 145 at|the|same|time|a|door|banged|-|"|but|don't
m02-080-06 ok 176 30 339 1805 1580 123 say|a|word|about|it|,|Lester|wants|his
m02-080-07 ok 182 32 353 1970 1827 152 mouth-organ|to|be|forgotten|now|.|The|time
m02-080-08 ok 176 29 351 2166 1691 122 has|come|for|him|to|be|taken|seriously
m02-080-09 ok 176 17 356 2339 795 102 as|a|statesman|.|"
m02-083-00 ok 182 31 333 902 1689 96 Peron|entered|,|a|large|man|,|who|had|once|been
m02-083-01 ok 182 35 339 1092 1800 98 handsome|but|was|now|seedy-looking|,|a|sufferer
m02-083-02 ok 182 32 332 1264 1861 69 from|stomach-ulcers|.|In|the|Back-Face|tradition|he
m02-083-03 ok 182 40 300 1444 1972 88 wore|,|and|kept|on|indoors|,|a|fifty|gallon|hat|.|Harry|was
m02-083-04 ok 182 40 296 1627 1811 97 prepared|for|something|unpleasant|,|for|this|was
m02-083-05 ok 182 30 321 1793 1835 98 the|Senator|who|had|annoyed|the|United|States
m02-083-06 ok 182 32 317 1974 1802 104 by|bragging|how|he|had|once|won|a|trick|from
m02-083-07 ok 182 35 315 2161 1777 98 W.C.U.|by|threatening|to|loose|off|one|of|his
m02-083-08 ok 182 38 308 2329 1888 106 rockets|(|an|admission|which|would|scarcely|help
m02-083-09 ok 182 31 325 2511 1845 121 bluff|to|succeed|the|next|time|)|and|,|lately|,|by
m02-083-10 err 182 38 310 2621 2016 103 saying|that|if|Mo|land-troops|had|to|come|to|the|aid
m02-083-11 err 175 31 334 2730 1803 66 of|the|O.G.O.|contingent|in|the|Panama|region|,
m02-087-00 ok 176 30 336 738 1797 99 But|privately|he|turned|out|to|be|as|friendly|as
m02-087-01 ok 161 27 334 933 1936 84 Mr.|Wise|the|tube|manufacturer|,|to|have|the|same|adolescent
m02-087-02 ok 176 21 319 1110 1718 110 openness|and|freshness|,|though|perhaps|not|the|same
m02-087-03 ok 176 24 322 1290 1753 84 maturity|.|One|remembered|that|he|was|a|lawyer
m02-087-04 ok 161 32 330 1470 1860 103 by|training|,|and|suspected|that|the|points|he|made
m02-087-05 ok 161 32 323 1647 1923 82 so|sharply|in|international|politics|were|as|abstract
m02-087-06 ok 161 26 333 1827 1796 83 to|him|as|those|a|lawyer|makes|in|a|court
m02-087-07 ok 161 6 317 1988 302 76 of|law|.
m02-090-00 ok 203 21 355 907 1768 107 The|motive|would|be|the|same|in|both|cases|,|to
m02-090-01 ok 203 24 357 1087 1723 165 serve|this|home|of|his|,|in|which|his|heart|lay|.
m02-090-02 ok 203 21 352 1264 1784 148 Here|the|rocket|man's|charm|was|disarming|.|Yet
m02-090-03 ok 203 15 349 1424 1735 179 when|the|time|came|to|leave|,|Harry|felt|as|de-
m02-090-04 ok 203 20 332 1626 1653 162 pressed|as|when|he|left|Mrs.|Halliday's|office|,
m02-090-05 ok 203 20 330 1798 1776 168 exactly|a|month|ago|.|If|even|Mo|statesmen|only
m02-090-06 ok 203 21 329 1977 1837 150 did|what|they|had|to|do|to|get|GO|on|an|expan-
m02-090-07 ok 203 23 323 2161 1850 142 ding|scale|,|and|left|the|sum-total|of|their|actions|,
m02-090-08 ok 203 21 330 2337 1805 158 and|their|lunar|and|earthly|repercussions|,|to|luck
m02-090-09 err 203 22 331 2530 1924 114 (|or|to|Moke|)|,|there|was|a|vacuum|where|there|should
m02-090-10 err 203 25 341 2668 1871 127 be|a|centre|of|trust|,|responsible|for|the|maintenance
m02-095-00 ok 176 14 358 724 1977 94 The|political|life|of|Aristotle|looked|more|and|more
m02-095-01 ok 176 17 350 901 1844 91 like|a|masquerade|of|business|interests|in|dis-
m02-095-02 ok 176 13 350 1076 1908 105 guise|which|,|far|from|attracting|the|allegiance
m02-095-03 ok 176 11 347 1259 1905 110 of|free|men|everywhere|,|could|only|repel|them|.
m02-095-04 ok 176 18 337 1436 1872 100 Then|what|of|the|cultural|life|?|Did|this|per-
m02-095-05 ok 176 12 339 1606 1979 136 haps|nurture|a|genuinely|civilizing|impulse
m02-095-06 ok 176 12 321 1793 1785 98 which|might|in|time|become|social|fact
m02-095-07 ok 176 11 349 1981 1990 81 and|counteract|the|obsession|with|economics
m02-095-08 ok 176 11 315 2138 1845 133 which|had|grown|up|during|the|Moon's
m02-095-09 ok 176 6 340 2319 912 110 first|two|centuries|?
m02-102-00 ok 176 22 348 816 1694 93 At|the|centre|of|each|circle|stood|personnel
m02-102-01 err 182 23 322 993 1798 128 managers|of|corporations|,|together|with|professors
m02-102-02 ok 182 24 318 1165 1707 121 and|their|filing|clerks|.|The|students|had
m02-102-03 err 182 24 323 1342 1855 142 bought|their|college|education|forward|and
m02-102-04 ok 176 23 319 1534 1761 123 were|now|being|bought|forward|in|their
m02-102-05 ok 182 21 336 1695 1758 142 turn|.|By|comparing|personal|appearances
m02-102-06 ok 182 23 346 1884 1758 153 with|university|records|,|the|agents|of|the
m02-102-07 err 182 22 347 2064 1674 155 businesses|would|pick|on|young|men
m02-102-08 ok 182 25 341 2256 1858 94 and|women|who|interested|them|,|and|contracts
m02-102-09 ok 182 23 352 2430 1687 104 would|be|initialled|at|the|end|of
m02-102-10 err 182 5 354 2600 468 96 the|parade|.
m02-106-00 ok 182 37 384 909 1796 107 But|since|starting|salaries|would|depend|on|grade|A
m02-106-01 ok 182 39 380 1091 1702 108 or|B|in|the|finals|next|May|,|and|since|mating
m02-106-02 ok 182 36 374 1283 1795 89 prospects|would|depend|upon|salaries|,|scholarship|for
m02-106-03 ok 182 29 361 1448 1758 123 these|fine|young|people|was|closely|geared|to
m02-106-04 err 182 44 337 1639 1808 147 economic|and|biological|ends|which|,|essentially|,
m02-106-05 ok 182 30 358 1814 1759 133 were|really|means|.|So|,|seeing|them|revolve|in
m02-106-06 err 182 36 359 1977 1855 155 circles|,|Harry|had|the|feeling|that|Moke|(|or|what
m02-106-07 ok 182 44 363 2165 1883 165 Moke|consciously|or|unconsciously|symbolised|,|any-
m02-106-08 ok 182 37 373 2339 1842 166 way|in|Harry's|mind|)|had|these|splendid|young
m02-106-09 ok 182 34 353 2520 2004 121 people|by|the|short|hairs|,|and|was|diverting|them|...
m02-109-00 err 176 37 345 754 1762 152 Stepping|out|in|their|white|shorts|,|they|looked|glad|enough
m02-109-01 ok 176 37 355 918 1844 160 to|be|diverted|,|however|,|with|the|single|exception|of|one
m02-109-02 err 176 30 351 1100 1749 183 worried|little|man-student|who|kept|getting|out|of
m02-109-03 ok 176 24 317 1268 1674 177 step|.|He|looked|as|if|nothing|Moke|and|his
m02-109-04 err 176 36 333 1481 1725 70 minions|could|do|to|him|would|ever|make|him
m02-109-05 err 176 33 339 1641 1752 154 GO|;|but|the|reason|probably|lay|in|elementary
m02-109-06 ok 176 36 334 1837 1792 128 neurosis|and|not|in|some|eruption|from|those
m02-109-07 err 176 29 332 2001 1844 152 deeper|layers|in|the|human|psyche|which|are
m02-109-08 ok 176 12 352 2177 696 86 trans-economic|.
m02-112-00 ok 161 37 341 727 1850 113 So|once|again|the|metaphysics|were|depressing|,
m02-112-01 ok 161 45 334 909 1905 107 and|in|absolute|contrast|to|the|physical|display|.
m02-112-02 ok 161 36 349 1088 1929 87 Mos|have|an|un-American|love|of|parades|,|and
m02-112-03 ok 161 36 351 1265 1893 112 these|young|ones|,|on|parade|for|jobs|which|they
m02-112-04 err 161 39 346 1447 1870 111 had|to|get|to|pay|off|their|college|bills|,|were|naturally
m02-112-05 ok 161 25 340 1630 1229 106 putting|their|best|foot|forward|.
m03-006-00 err 189 25 357 921 1566 121 '|Something|'s|up|,|'|said|Lord|Undertone|,
m03-006-01 err 182 20 370 1099 1833 111 carefully|casual|.|'|The|servants|are|all|on
m03-006-02 ok 182 23 377 1275 1721 127 edge|...|did|you|notice|?|And|the|mules
m03-006-03 ok 182 21 378 1441 1834 127 didn't|seem|to|want|to|get|off|the|raft|.|'
m03-006-04 ok 182 17 402 1626 1819 120 He|peered|as|it|were|into|the|dark|secrets
m03-006-05 err 182 21 383 1803 1658 136 of|the|jungle|.|'|Think|there|'s|Indians
m03-006-06 err 182 19 379 1983 1758 123 about|?|'|It|was|most|certainly|an|eerie
m03-006-07 ok 182 21 374 2165 1924 130 night|,|exceptionally|brilliant|and|strange|,
m03-006-08 ok 182 27 386 2336 1910 131 for|in|the|proximity|of|the|mountains|,
m03-006-09 ok 182 14 365 2513 1774 132 whose|presence|I|could|almost|smell|,
m03-013-00 err 189 45 365 693 1774 150 '|Impressive|,|'|Lord|Undertone|said|,|gazing|reverently
m03-013-01 ok 189 35 376 914 1740 85 on|the|cosmic|handiwork|.|'|All|those|stars|.|But|I|'m
m03-013-02 ok 189 34 376 1101 1774 98 a|bit|earthbound|tonight|,|Trout|.|I|'ve|got|a|queer
m03-013-03 ok 189 34 396 1277 1496 101 feeling|,|like|I|always|get|when|something
m03-013-04 err 189 41 392 1458 1746 110 sensational|'s|going|to|happen|.|There|'s|things|lurking
m03-013-05 ok 189 32 401 1630 1598 111 if|you|ask|me|.|Might|be|jaguar|,|might|be|...
m03-013-06 err 189 12 396 1810 404 80 head-shrinkers|.
m03-020-00 ok 189 29 347 728 1738 97 Hope|I|die|kind|of|composed|,|Trout|.|I|mean|you|can't
m03-020-01 ok 189 44 357 909 1724 109 imagine|the|Christian|martyrs|twisting|and|shrieking|,
m03-020-02 err 189 30 360 1091 1610 92 no|matter|how|bad|it|felt|,|the|fire|you|know|,|or|a
m03-020-03 ok 199 34 348 1258 1564 120 lion|munching|,|or|arrows|where|it|hurts|most|.|Or
m03-020-04 ok 190 21 343 1446 1472 98 can|you|.|Look|over|there|.|'|He|pointed|to|the
m03-020-05 ok 189 30 345 1605 1608 122 shadows|beyond|the|river|.|'|Something|moved|.|'
m03-033-00 err 182 39 363 704 1898 122 '|Bottle-Foot|,|my|lord|.|'|'|Bottle-Foot|?|'|His|lordship
m03-033-01 ok 182 23 368 879 1859 147 may|have|thought|I|had|become|unbalanced
m03-033-02 ok 182 30 346 1069 1925 151 through|fear|.|'|A|character|Mr|Gilberto|mentioned
m03-033-03 err 174 25 345 1245 1978 139 to|other|day|,|my|lord|.|A|being|of|whom
m03-033-04 ok 172 27 359 1429 1764 112 the|forest|Indians|are|said|to|be|mortally
m03-033-05 ok 172 26 350 1604 1792 118 afraid|,|with|a|hoof|shaped|like|the|heel
m03-033-06 ok 182 28 350 1789 1832 128 of|a|bottle|.|If|your|lordship|will|excuse|me
m03-033-07 ok 182 11 348 1963 648 88 a|moment|...|'
m03-062-00 ok 182 24 374 694 1728 139 Small|,|repulsive|creatures|they|were|,
m03-062-01 err 182 31 362 873 1657 136 with|black|,|matted|hair|and|a|striking
m03-062-02 ok 182 21 355 1076 1821 71 resemblance|to|the|shrunk|heads|we|had
m03-062-03 ok 182 24 354 1235 1597 142 gazed|at|recently|;|and|I|have|no
m03-062-04 ok 182 28 343 1419 1882 166 hesitation|in|saying|that|they|would|have
m03-062-05 ok 182 25 349 1604 1991 120 made|an|end|of|us|but|for|an|intervention
m03-062-06 ok 182 24 378 1777 1937 128 so|unexpected|,|so|unusual|,|that|only|the
m03-062-07 ok 182 24 381 1963 1650 137 necessity|of|rounding|my|narrative
m03-062-08 ok 182 22 362 2146 1363 116 compels|me|to|mention|it|.
m03-095-00 ok 171 24 326 701 1835 132 I|had|a|distinct|impression|that|the
m03-095-01 ok 169 13 329 893 1846 136 hut|had|recently|been|cleaned|and
m03-095-02 ok 168 19 311 1083 1905 119 prepared|for|visitors|.|Mrs|Caine|said
m03-095-03 ok 168 10 315 1249 1888 139 we|were|to|go|no|further|unless|and
m03-095-04 ok 167 18 303 1435 1800 138 until|we|were|sent|for|,|confirming
m03-095-05 ok 167 12 297 1613 1952 113 another|impression|that|became|more
m03-095-06 ok 167 15 295 1783 1867 143 and|more|definite|,|namely|,|that
m03-095-07 ok 166 18 332 1962 1820 100 she|was|in|touch|with|an|invi-
m03-095-08 ok 165 12 320 2148 1383 121 sible|source|of|authority|.
m03-110-00 ok 187 22 352 872 1785 202 Sally|and|of|course|Mrs|Septimus|,|for|surely
m03-110-01 ok 186 19 367 1060 1631 124 Mr|Septimus|stood|in|the|same|case|as
m03-110-02 ok 186 25 375 1230 1788 179 myself|?|But|was|it|so|?|I|allowed|myself
m03-110-03 ok 187 18 363 1412 1658 144 to|entertain|for|an|instant|the|idea|,|the
m03-110-04 err 184 15 354 1585 1579 170 strange|,|the|unwelcome|,|the|almost
m03-110-05 err 184 29 349 1774 1836 136 inconceivable|idea|,|that|Ariadne's|arrival
m03-110-06 ok 187 25 343 1942 1941 170 would|be|inopportune|;|and|with|the|idea|came
m03-110-07 err 185 30 333 2133 1948 157 a|somewhat|vulgar|impulse|,|which|I|refused|,
m03-110-08 ok 187 22 339 2305 1835 185 to|watch|Mr|Septimus|more|closely|,|Mrs
m03-110-09 ok 187 19 328 2492 1928 146 Caine|too|and|Mr|Gilberto|who|would|...
m03-114-00 ok 187 11 387 863 1519 126 But|all|three|were|to|the|casual
m03-114-01 ok 185 21 368 1056 1767 159 observation|I|permitted|myself|unruffled|;
m03-114-02 ok 184 14 390 1243 1740 168 Mr|Septimus|reserved|and|certainly|very
m03-114-03 ok 185 23 385 1410 1790 173 thoughtful|,|but|that|was|his|habit|.|Indeed
m03-114-04 ok 183 22 373 1583 1805 170 we|were|all|invaded|by|a|most|tranquil
m03-114-05 ok 185 24 368 1771 2063 171 mood|.|Even|the|Indian|servants|relaxed|,|knowing|,
m03-114-06 ok 186 23 362 1947 1931 163 so|Mr|Gilberto|told|us|,|that|the|wild|and
m03-114-07 ok 185 25 355 2118 1904 185 savage|tribes|never|approached|this|region|:|at
m03-114-08 ok 185 22 369 2310 1831 145 any|rate|they|remained|with|us|,|perhaps
m03-114-09 ok 187 25 358 2481 1928 126 for|such|protection|as|our|presence|,|or|Mrs
m03-118-00 ok 171 12 369 748 1724 61 But|after|what|Mrs|Caine|had|said|it|was|never
m03-118-01 ok 172 14 375 928 1709 58 far|from|our|minds|that|at|any|moment|we|were
m03-118-02 ok 171 14 371 1104 1826 54 to|receive|a|summons|.|I|could|see|that|Mr|Septimus
m03-118-03 ok 171 24 364 1283 1725 59 was|impatient|for|it|.|This|afternoon|,|then|,|we|climbed
m03-118-04 ok 172 15 363 1471 1688 53 a|promontory|,|a|mass|of|clean|rock|crowned|with
m03-118-05 ok 170 14 355 1650 1740 50 trees|and|bushes|,|that|stood|well|out|over|the|lake|.
m04-000-00 ok 177 48 354 723 1678 116 NO|ONE|has|ever|satisfactorily|explained|how|a
m04-000-01 err 172 47 369 890 1691 129 single-decker|Welsh|bus|could|have|got
m04-000-02 err 174 42 383 1066 1766 130 itself|into|orbit|.|Shooting|up|over|the|pass|a|bit
m04-000-03 ok 174 39 399 1245 1590 136 too|carefree|,|and|becoming|airborne|?
m04-000-04 ok 173 33 391 1427 1651 120 Caught|by|a|sudden|gust|of|wind|?|A
m04-000-05 ok 171 37 396 1600 1746 116 combination|of|the|two|?|No|one|seems
m04-000-06 ok 170 35 390 1779 1736 128 to|know|.|But|the|fact|remains|that|get
m04-000-07 ok 168 27 377 1959 1002 107 itself|into|orbit|it|did|.
m04-007-00 ok 172 40 377 894 1876 129 And|a|fine|old|fuss|there|was|about|it|,|too|.
m04-007-01 err 169 36 377 1077 1844 126 Here|are|the|known|facts|.|On|10th|July|,
m04-007-02 ok 173 40 379 1244 1868 142 the|bus|,|the|2.20|from|Dinas|to|Llangrwl|,
m04-007-03 err 172 43 391 1436 1799 124 left|Dinas|at|two-thirty-five|as|usual|.
m04-007-04 ok 172 41 369 1614 1913 127 Aboard|,|apart|from|the|crew|,|were|Mrs.|Megan
m04-007-05 ok 169 43 362 1794 1999 130 Thomas|and|her|five-year-old|son|Cadwallader|;
m04-007-06 ok 170 47 354 1973 1993 140 pretty|little|Morfydd|Owen|;|Mr.|Stanley|Hayball
m04-007-07 err 171 37 360 2140 1819 135 and|Miss|Ethel|Yates|,|hikers|from
m04-007-08 ok 172 51 386 2318 1866 147 Birmingham|;|Price|the|Provisions|;|and|the
m04-007-09 ok 173 14 402 2513 580 107 Rev.|Edwards|.
m04-012-00 ok 171 32 411 888 1809 110 Yes|,|the|bus|set|out|from|Dinas|.|So|much
m04-012-01 ok 171 41 403 1068 1821 120 is|established|.|Ifor|Huw|Evans|,|Propr.|,
m04-012-02 ok 171 33 397 1238 1827 142 watched|it|go|from|the|windows|of|the
m04-012-03 ok 173 41 363 1427 1888 122 Dinas|Motor|Omnibus|Co.|Very|interested|,
m04-012-04 ok 170 39 371 1599 1801 136 Ifor|was|.|For|there|was|his|garage|hand|,
m04-012-05 ok 173 38 389 1777 1792 147 Dai|Pugh|,|taking|a|tearful|farewell|of
m04-012-06 ok 172 40 378 1946 1833 157 Morfydd|Owen|.|Morfydd|,|who|had|until
m04-012-07 ok 173 38 396 2135 1736 140 recently|been|Ifor's|typist|,|but|was|now
m04-012-08 ok 171 27 378 2319 1650 138 returning|to|her|home|town|as|a
m04-012-09 ok 173 30 410 2488 1337 151 fully-fledged|schoolteacher|.
m04-019-00 ok 172 43 363 898 1809 117 "|But|I|'m|only|going|fifteen|miles|away|,|"
m04-019-01 ok 171 38 359 1058 1701 140 Morfydd|was|saying|.|"|Not|the|end|of
m04-019-02 ok 169 43 359 1239 1747 139 the|world|,|is|it|?|"|"|For|me|it|is|,|"|Dai
m04-019-03 ok 170 39 354 1428 1848 140 said|wretchedly|,|wiping|his|hands|on|his
m04-019-04 ok 173 40 357 1610 1759 137 overalls|preparatory|to|a|last|embrace|.|"|You
m04-019-05 ok 171 33 385 1795 1674 123 will|not|be|remembering|a|mere|garage
m04-019-06 ok 172 30 373 1961 1682 138 hand|when|you|are|lording|it|over
m04-019-07 ok 173 32 376 2121 1712 158 the|Mixed|Infants|of|Llangrwl|.|"
m04-024-00 ok 172 45 370 879 1667 144 "|Silly|boy|,|"|said|Morfydd|.|Though|she
m04-024-01 ok 172 42 366 1061 1876 127 could|not|help|wondering|whether|,|now|she
m04-024-02 ok 176 40 381 1240 1858 121 had|qualified|as|a|schoolteacher|,|poor
m04-024-03 ok 172 39 375 1425 1857 147 little|Dai|was|quite|the|man|for|her|.
m04-024-04 ok 171 39 366 1586 1892 143 A|nice|boy|of|course|.|But|perhaps|in|the
m04-024-05 ok 171 35 362 1776 1932 138 new|world|she|was|entering|there|might
m04-024-06 ok 171 41 370 1952 1960 139 be|boys|equally|nice|,|and|with|far|more
m04-024-07 ok 170 35 390 2126 1820 145 to|offer|.|The|conductor|rang|his|bell|.
m04-030-00 ok 181 24 287 751 1507 135 "|Good-bye|,|Dai|,|"|said|Morfydd|,|smiling|from|the|bottom|step|.
m04-030-01 err 181 27 261 894 1924 140 "|Good-bye|,|Morfydd|.|"|He|sought|to|enfold|her|in|his|arms|.|But|he|was|too|late|.
m04-030-02 ok 181 17 290 1037 1911 142 She|was|already|up|the|bus|steps|,|and|the|bus|was|away|.|And|Morfydd|Owen
m04-030-03 ok 180 27 295 1172 1936 168 waving|,|unkissed|,|from|the|window|.|And|Dai|,|on|the|pavement|,|knowing|in|his
m04-030-04 ok 180 20 281 1292 1866 181 heart|that|Morfydd|was|leaving|him|as|surely|as|she|was|leaving|Dinas|.
m04-038-00 ok 181 19 323 729 1870 156 So|the|bus|set|out|for|Llangrwl|.|But|it|never|reached|there|!|Somewhere|,
m04-038-01 ok 182 19 323 863 1918 178 on|those|fifteen|miles|of|mountain|roads|,|it|disappeared|from|the|earthly
m04-038-02 ok 181 19 304 1004 1712 121 scene|.|The|first|intimation|that|all|was|not|well|came|when|a
m04-038-03 ok 181 21 287 1143 1810 174 Mr.|Isaiah|Roberts|,|landlord|of|The|Traveller's|Joy|,|rang|up|the
m04-038-04 ok 180 17 286 1292 1722 145 Dinas|Motor|Omnibus|Co.|to|ask|what|had|happened|to|their
m04-038-05 ok 176 3 282 1447 322 82 damn|bus|.
m04-043-00 err 181 34 302 785 1715 166 "|Left|here|all|right|,|"|said|Ifor|.|"|Two-thirty-five|,|on|the|dot|.|"|"|It|'s
m04-043-01 err 180 27 319 945 1821 163 supposed|to|leave|at|two-twenty|.|"|"|Who|says|so|?|"|"|Your|timetable|.|"
m04-043-02 err 180 26 300 1108 1875 132 "|Don't|want|to|take|too|much|notice|of|those|old|timetables|,|"|Ifor|said|,
m04-043-03 ok 181 18 298 1243 1830 175 reasonably|.|"|Start|running|punctual|and|where|are|you|?|People|get
m04-043-04 err 178 23 278 1400 1645 154 left|behind|,|isn't|it|?|Very|exasperating|for|one|and|all|.|"
m04-061-00 ok 182 24 349 774 1913 165 "|And|what|are|you|going|to|do|about|it|?|"|Tendentious|,|Mr.|Roberts|sounded|.
m04-061-01 err 182 32 335 928 1874 129 "|What|do|you|want|me|to|do|?|Send|out|a|sheriff's|posse|,|is|it|?|"|No|sense
m04-061-02 err 180 20 332 1053 1884 161 of|humour|,|that|Isaiah|.|He|banged|down|the|receiver|.|Very|uncivil|.|Dropped
m04-061-03 err 183 26 321 1198 1827 150 the|mask|,|now|,|Ifor|did|.|"|Dai|Pugh|,|"|he|bellowed|.|"|Leap|on|your|bicycle
m04-061-04 ok 182 14 316 1318 1584 148 and|scour|the|countryside|between|here|and|The|Traveller's|Joy|.
m04-072-00 ok 173 41 369 893 1640 150 The|two-twenty|to|Llangrwl|has|failed|to
m04-072-01 ok 170 46 356 1076 1801 110 complete|her|mission|.|"|Paled|,|did|Dai|.|For|the
m04-072-02 ok 170 37 341 1254 1763 129 two-twenty|carried|,|for|him|,|a|cargo|more
m04-072-03 ok 169 41 333 1437 1806 136 precious|than|jewels|.|Though|Mofydd|Owen
m04-072-04 ok 167 38 335 1613 1830 137 was|,|as|he|feared|,|departed|out|of|his|life|,
m04-072-05 ok 166 33 352 1781 1787 136 he|still|loved|her|dearly|.|Already|,|even
m04-072-06 ok 168 35 359 1964 1776 154 as|with|trembling|fingers|he|fastened|his
m04-072-07 ok 172 33 348 2142 1744 154 trouser|clips|,|he|was|seeing|her|lying|in
m04-072-08 ok 170 27 331 2318 1658 139 some|dreadful|ravine|,|or|beset|by
m04-072-09 ok 169 29 357 2514 1843 130 robbers|,|or|being|whisked|off|to|Emergency
m04-072-10 ok 168 7 385 2705 419 87 Ward|10|.
m04-078-00 ok 171 40 333 723 1808 149 But|even|his|imagination|,|luckily|for|him|,
m04-078-01 ok 170 42 341 904 1653 106 did|not|visualise|the|awful|truth|-|that
m04-078-02 ok 171 38 337 1078 1803 164 Morfyyd|Owen|was|already|qualifying|for
m04-078-03 err 172 35 339 1262 1855 120 the|title|of|"|First|Woman|to|Enter|Space|.|"
m04-078-04 err 170 38 337 1436 1881 164 "|Where|are|we|going|,|Mam|?|"|inquired|little
m04-078-05 ok 168 31 332 1617 1840 157 Cadwallader|when|his|child|mind|grasped
m04-078-06 ok 168 30 351 1792 1770 161 the|fact|that|the|green|earth|was|falling
m04-078-07 ok 168 20 342 1985 1292 121 away|at|a|rate|of|knots|.
m04-081-00 ok 170 36 350 911 1863 143 Where|indeed|?|Megan|Thomas|spoke|sharply
m04-081-01 ok 170 38 348 1086 1942 154 to|the|conductor|,|demanding|an|explanation|.
m04-081-02 ok 170 27 327 1265 1743 124 But|nonplussed|,|the|conductor|was|.|A
m04-081-03 ok 169 38 331 1447 1871 149 good|man|,|mind|;|knew|his|job|.|But|out|of
m04-081-04 ok 166 39 323 1621 1862 136 depth|in|this|particular|instance|.|Fingered
m04-081-05 ok 167 42 337 1804 1804 123 his|ticket-punch|nervously|.|Peered|out|of
m04-081-06 ok 167 31 322 1981 1916 96 the|window|.|Went|and|consulted|the|driver|.
m04-081-07 ok 168 43 294 2144 1975 163 "|Where|are|we|going|?|"|he|echoed|Cadwallader|.
m04-081-08 err 169 37 290 2331 1826 123 "|Damned|if|I|know|,|boy|,|"|said|the|driver|.
m04-081-09 ok 169 32 307 2519 1592 144 "|But|something|very|untoward|has
m04-081-10 err 174 25 351 2702 1207 100 happened|,|if|you|ask|me|.|"
m04-093-00 ok 170 38 342 729 1750 92 Immersed|in|the|Dinas|Advertiser|,|was|the
m04-093-01 ok 169 34 334 903 1727 119 Rev.|Edwards|.|Now|he|put|down|his|paper|,
m04-093-02 ok 169 30 344 1082 1643 143 folded|it|,|and|glanced|idly|out|of|the
m04-093-03 ok 170 37 352 1273 1855 142 window|.|Looked|again|,|eyes|starting|from
m04-093-04 ok 174 36 365 1441 1903 124 his|head|.|"|God|bless|my|immortal|soul|,|"
m04-093-05 ok 171 31 349 1623 1808 126 he|cried|.|"|Never|mind|your|immortal
m04-093-06 ok 169 26 337 1805 1656 151 soul|,|"|said|Megan|Thomas|tartly|.
m04-093-07 ok 168 29 325 1983 1852 136 "|Here|we|are|traversing|the|heavens|at|the
m04-093-08 ok 168 20 340 2168 1592 110 very|moment|when|we|should|be
m04-093-09 ok 170 23 349 2338 1755 152 running|into|Llangrwl|bus|station|.
m04-100-00 ok 172 34 358 727 1886 159 And|no|one|doing|the|first|thing|about
m04-100-01 ok 172 38 369 897 1896 161 it|.|"|Stung|,|the|conductor|was|.|"|What|you
m04-100-02 ok 170 37 356 1063 1792 173 expect|me|to|do|?|"|he|inquired|,|bitter|.
m04-100-03 ok 169 36 319 1266 1816 160 "|Radio|Flying|Control|at|London|Airport|,
m04-100-04 err 170 40 346 1445 1893 137 is|it|?|"|"|Mutual|recriminations|will|get
m04-100-05 ok 171 35 343 1621 1851 102 us|nowhere|,|"|boomed|the|Rev.|Edwards|.
m04-100-06 ok 170 30 331 1813 1643 108 "|It|'s|all|very|well|,|"|commented
m04-100-07 ok 172 27 359 1987 1679 117 Mr.|Hayball|from|the|back|seat|.
m04-107-00 ok 174 9 366 738 1729 98 "|But|Eth|and|me|wanted|to|be
m04-107-01 ok 172 10 366 910 1690 142 at|the|Youth|Hostel|before|dark|.|"
m04-107-02 ok 172 9 342 1100 1716 138 Morfydd|Owen|was|silent|.|But|she
m04-107-03 ok 174 9 349 1276 1939 152 looked|down|at|the|fast-disappearing
m04-107-04 ok 172 11 350 1455 1836 106 earth|,|and|it|seemed|to|her|that|she
m04-107-05 ok 172 10 347 1632 1810 149 would|never|see|her|Dai|again|.|And
m04-107-06 ok 170 8 338 1819 1794 138 though|half|an|hour|ago|she|had
m04-107-07 ok 172 10 349 2001 1603 134 regarded|this|possibility|with
m04-107-08 ok 169 13 350 2174 1770 133 fortitude|,|it|now|filled|her|with
m04-107-09 ok 171 9 358 2351 1627 151 dismay|.|Quietly|she|began|to
m04-107-10 ok 170 4 363 2575 404 94 weep|...
m04-113-00 ok 177 10 361 809 1601 135 Dai|,|meanwhile|,|was|pedalling
m04-113-01 ok 172 11 335 979 1863 144 furiously|on|the|road|.|Not|a|sign|of
m04-113-02 ok 173 14 328 1163 1772 125 the|bus|.|He|passed|The|Traveller's
m04-113-03 ok 173 11 334 1337 1814 142 Joy|.|At|last|he|caught|up|Mr.|Roberts|,
m04-113-04 ok 168 8 338 1520 1933 137 walking|very|dogged|towards|Llangrwl|.
m04-113-05 ok 169 17 354 1701 1951 116 "|Afternoon|,|Mr.|Roberts|,|"|he|called|,|polite|,
m04-113-06 ok 174 16 339 1886 1898 126 as|he|shot|past|.|His|spirits|were|rising|.
m04-113-07 ok 172 13 346 2058 1709 130 He|had|seen|no|sign|of|an|accident|.
m04-113-08 ok 171 12 337 2237 2043 114 Therefore|Mr.|Roberts|must|have|been|mistaken|.
m04-113-09 ok 174 13 329 2415 1921 118 He|would|find|the|bus|safe|and|sound|in
m04-113-10 ok 170 10 322 2596 1871 131 Llangrwl|,|and|his|dear|Morfydd|quietly
m04-123-00 ok 173 12 345 800 1833 123 But|disappointment|awaited|him|.|A
m04-123-01 ok 171 13 340 981 1960 115 restive|queue|of|people|in|the|bus|station|,
m04-123-02 ok 173 11 345 1156 1916 137 waiting|to|be|transported|to|Dinas|.|And
m04-123-03 ok 172 10 349 1338 1852 123 when|he|went|to|Morfydd's|house|,|all
m04-123-04 ok 172 10 337 1516 1890 141 he|found|was|Morfydd's|mam|,|working
m04-123-05 ok 168 13 339 1698 1853 128 herself|up|proper|...|Getting|dark|,|now|.
m04-123-06 ok 171 9 353 1878 1788 120 The|conductor|switched|on|the|lights|.
m04-123-07 ok 171 6 353 2054 1848 136 The|beleaguered|passengers|peered|out|of
m04-123-08 ok 171 12 336 2239 1842 122 the|windows|.|Little|to|be|seen|,|only|a
m04-123-09 ok 169 10 327 2411 1811 115 few|lone|stars|,|and|the|distant|earth
m04-123-10 ok 169 11 335 2593 1584 127 brooding|in|her|shroud|of|mist|.
m04-131-00 ok 172 11 349 697 1926 144 Megan|Thomas|sat|tight-lipped|,|nursing
m04-131-01 ok 173 8 336 894 1762 128 the|sleeping|Cadwallader|.|Driver|and
m04-131-02 ok 171 8 346 1080 1983 112 conductor|peered|ahead|into|nothingness|.
m04-131-03 ok 170 7 330 1255 1958 113 On|the|back|seat|Stan|Hayball|embraced
m04-131-04 ok 169 13 331 1435 1805 114 his|Eth|.|Morfydd|thought|of|Dai|.|The
m04-131-05 ok 169 10 341 1603 1781 132 Rev.|Edwards|,|standing|at|the|front|,
m04-131-06 ok 170 11 329 1777 1695 116 looked|at|his|forlorn|flock|.|"|What
m04-131-07 err 171 13 338 1961 1991 119 about|a|verse|or|two|of|Cwm|Rhondda|?|"
m04-131-08 ok 171 4 337 2137 1158 138 he|suggested|hopefully|.
m04-138-00 err 175 12 354 750 1764 140 They|looked|at|him|,|sullen|.|His|heart
m04-138-01 ok 176 11 334 937 1871 111 sank|.|If|the|Welsh|found|the|situation
m04-138-02 ok 175 11 338 1114 1772 130 too|desperate|for|singing|,|then|the
m04-138-03 ok 174 13 338 1295 1935 103 situation|,|he|realised|,|must|be|desperate
m04-138-04 ok 173 8 338 1477 1901 125 indeed|.|But|suddenly|they|were|roused
m04-138-05 ok 170 9 349 1645 1833 135 from|their|lethargy|.|Something|was
m04-138-06 ok 173 11 349 1825 1866 137 approaching|,|faster|,|faster|,|a|tearing
m04-138-07 ok 170 9 344 2021 1914 129 hurrying|blur|that|was|past|and|gone
m04-138-08 ok 169 9 329 2193 1734 111 in|a|moment|,|followed|by|a|great
m04-138-09 ok 171 9 346 2370 2000 133 rush|of|sound|.|They|waved|frantically|.
m04-145-00 ok 193 36 354 876 1735 127 But|the|jet|aircraft|was|already|miles|away|,
m04-145-01 ok 193 40 354 1088 1613 115 swinging|down|to|the|darkening|earth|.|"|It
m04-145-02 ok 194 40 358 1266 1636 100 passed|me|at|fifty|thousand|feet|,|sir|.|It|was
m04-145-03 ok 195 54 354 1442 1846 116 climbing|steadily|.|"|Group|Captain|Llewelyn|Jones|,|Officer
m04-145-04 ok 191 43 323 1625 1758 113 Commanding|R.A.F.|Station|,|Dinas|,|looked|keenly|at|the
m04-145-05 ok 193 45 344 1808 1796 106 Flying|Officer|who|had|burst|so|unceremoniously|into|his
m04-145-06 ok 197 45 352 1973 1901 127 office|.|"|And|what|did|it|look|like|,|Broughtons|?|Some
m04-145-07 ok 195 15 345 2162 599 89 sort|of|rocket|?|"
m04-152-00 err 193 37 379 876 1666 135 Flying|Officer|Broughtons|shuffled|his|feet|.
m04-152-01 ok 197 39 367 1081 1774 109 "|Well|,|actually|,|sir|,|it|looked|like|-|like|a|bus|.
m04-152-02 ok 198 33 373 1269 1665 114 A|single-decker|,|"|he|elaborated|.|Daggers|,|the
m04-152-03 ok 198 50 371 1441 1816 109 Group|Captain|looked|.|"|Broughtons|,|"|he|said|silkily|.
m04-152-04 ok 195 41 374 1609 1783 108 "|Didn't|they|teach|you|at|Cranwell|that|buses|are
m04-152-05 err 197 38 377 1790 1709 129 earth-bound|creatures|?|Aeroplanes|fly|,|Broughtons|.
m04-152-06 ok 197 34 366 1980 1690 111 Buses|crawl|.|"|Very|pale|,|Broughtons|was|.|But
m04-152-07 err 195 24 369 2167 1042 82 determined|.|"|It|was|a|bus|,|sir|.
m04-164-00 err 195 40 377 892 1629 123 They|'d|got|the|lights|on|.|There|were|people|inside|.
m04-164-01 ok 196 42 356 1081 1673 121 Waving|.|"|Like|gimlets|,|the|Station|Commander's|eyes|.
m04-164-02 ok 196 41 361 1249 1672 114 "|Did|you|see|the|indicator|board|?|"|"|Yes|,|sir|.|"|"|And
m04-164-03 ok 196 44 358 1431 1839 125 what|did|it|say|?|Mystery|Tour|?|"|Oh|,|very|caustic|,|that
m04-164-04 ok 194 42 367 1625 1800 109 Group|Captain|.|But|Broughtons|stood|his|ground|.|"|No|,
m04-164-05 err 196 43 352 1803 1773 111 sir|.|It|said|Llangrwl|.|"|Llewelyn|Jones|sat
m04-164-06 ok 198 39 357 1981 1736 121 back|in|his|chair|.|"|I|see|.|So|you|met|a|bus|at
m04-164-07 ok 192 17 360 2147 723 122 fifty|thousand|feet|.
m04-180-00 ok 195 34 349 893 1850 128 All|lit|up|.|Full|of|people|waving|as|you|went|past|.|"
m04-180-01 ok 195 44 344 1083 1827 107 Suddenly|he|crouched|forward|.|"|Broughtons|,|if|I|thought
m04-180-02 err 196 41 345 1264 1713 107 there|were|anything|in|Queen's|Regulations|to|cover|this|,
m04-180-03 ok 195 31 349 1432 1704 121 I|'d|have|you|court-martialled|.|But|I|know|there
m04-180-04 ok 193 31 361 1616 1626 102 isn't|,|"|he|ended|sadly|.|"|I|tried|to|read|the
m04-180-05 ok 192 43 354 1791 1811 130 registration|number|,|sir|.|But|it|was|getting|dark|.|"
m04-180-06 ok 195 32 361 1983 1767 107 He|waited|.|But|his|commanding|officer|appeared|to
m04-180-07 err 197 13 355 2170 623 96 have|forgotten|him|.
m04-190-00 ok 164 48 355 913 1941 89 He|saluted|,|and|left|the|presence|,|very|crestfallen|...
m04-190-01 ok 168 49 347 1093 1888 91 Time|passed|.|The|bus|climbed|,|and|went|quietly
m04-190-02 ok 168 50 353 1259 1865 101 into|orbit|.|Time|passed|.|The|Rev.|Edwards'|pulpit
m04-190-03 ok 168 38 355 1448 1813 97 remained|empty|.|And|so|did|the|arms|of|Dai
m04-190-04 ok 168 42 363 1619 1827 96 Pugh|.|How|could|they|be|otherwise|,|when|his
m04-190-05 ok 168 44 353 1803 1831 96 beloved|was|circling|the|Poles|at|three-and-a-
m04-190-06 ok 168 43 353 1985 1711 94 quarter-hour|intervals|,|regular|as|clockwork|?
m04-190-07 ok 168 44 346 2151 1713 109 Time|passed|.|Everyone|said|,|"|Pity|about|Megan
m04-190-08 err 168 53 343 2339 1851 96 Thomas|,|isn't|it|,|"|as|though|they|didn't|really|think
m04-190-09 ok 168 44 340 2521 1745 97 it|was|a|pity|at|all|;|as|,|indeed|,|they|didn't|.
m04-200-00 err 168 36 351 705 1779 95 LOCAL|BUS|DISAPPEARS|announced|the
m04-200-01 ok 168 47 333 898 1905 103 Dinas|Advertiser|.|But|the|London|papers|ignored
m04-200-02 ok 168 42 334 1083 1771 91 the|whole|affair|.|Ifor|Evans|reported|his|loss
m04-200-03 err 168 41 326 1264 1745 84 to|the|police|.|But|they|only|tut-tutted|.|"|Lost
m04-200-04 ok 168 40 325 1433 1667 100 a|bus|,|is|it|.|Very|careless|.|"|That|was|their
m04-200-05 ok 168 45 341 1627 1903 84 attitude|.|Now|if|there|'d|been|a|good|old|accident|,
m04-200-06 ok 168 34 345 1809 1652 91 they|could|have|measured|up|the|road|and
m04-200-07 ok 164 17 333 1996 672 63 taken|an|interest|.
m04-209-00 ok 164 41 356 733 1756 90 But|losing|a|bus|!|People|were|always|losing
m04-209-01 ok 168 42 346 917 1731 89 things|.|You|'d|be|surprised|,|they|said|.|So|it
m04-209-02 ok 164 42 338 1100 1757 72 seemed|,|for|a|time|,|that|the|whole|affair|would
m04-209-03 ok 168 38 341 1279 1641 75 be|written|off|as|one|of|those|unexplained
m04-209-04 ok 164 45 343 1449 1692 93 mysteries|,|like|the|Marie|Celeste|.|Then|things
m04-209-05 ok 164 42 346 1634 1858 87 began|to|happen|...|But|what|about|the|voyagers|?
m04-209-06 ok 168 19 359 1814 855 86 you|will|be|asking|.
m04-216-00 ok 164 41 377 733 1751 79 Well|,|the|Rev.|Edwards|had|taken|command|.|"|Our
m04-216-01 ok 164 46 374 906 1754 96 position|,|"|he|said|,|"|is|somewhat|analogous|to
m04-216-02 ok 164 35 384 1088 1783 91 that|of|a|castaway|on|a|desert|island|.|Now
m04-216-03 ok 168 35 372 1262 1680 92 what|does|such|a|person|do|?|He|signals
m04-216-04 ok 164 50 371 1454 1705 87 his|position|by|lighting|bonfires|or|hoisting|a
m04-216-05 ok 161 36 373 1632 1749 77 flag|on|a|palm|tree|.|And|he|tries|to|ensure
m04-216-06 ok 161 14 371 1822 653 74 a|supply|of|food|.|"
m04-222-00 ok 168 42 370 703 1717 108 "|Can't|go|lighting|bonfires|on|this|bus|,|"
m04-222-01 ok 168 41 357 918 1678 87 the|conductor|said|firmly|.|"|Contrary|to|the
m04-222-02 err 164 46 351 1084 1742 97 Company's|Regulations|.|"|"|Of|course|not|,|"|agreed
m04-222-03 ok 164 49 355 1267 1858 99 the|minister|.|"|No|,|we|have|another|way|of|signalling
m04-222-04 ok 164 41 344 1460 1687 75 our|position|.|The|driver|must|sound|his|horn
m04-222-05 ok 164 44 352 1629 1677 87 continuously|.|"|Gave|him|a|look|,|the|driver|did|.
m04-222-06 ok 164 40 360 1796 1617 100 "|Where|you|think|we|are|?|"|he|asked|rudely|.
m04-222-07 ok 168 24 355 1973 828 99 "|Dinas|High|Street|?|"
m04-231-00 ok 168 25 358 732 1720 147 "|Do|as|I|say|,|driver|.|"|Very|stern|,|the|reverend
m04-231-01 ok 164 24 431 937 1549 127 gentleman|was|.|So|the|driver|peep-peeped|as
m04-231-02 ok 164 26 423 1123 1547 115 through|empty|space|.|"|Thank|you|,|"|the|Rev.
m04-231-03 ok 164 28 429 1302 1713 106 Edwards|said|courteously|.|"|Secondly|,|we|must
m04-231-04 ok 161 30 434 1469 1677 108 pool|and|ration|our|supplies|of|food|,|if|any|.|"
m04-231-05 err 161 27 439 1655 1741 114 He|looked|at|Price|the|Provisions|,|who|was|nursing
m04-231-06 ok 161 8 416 1840 571 115 a|great|basket|.
m04-238-00 ok 176 27 370 750 1564 146 "|Now|,|who|has|any|food|?|"|he|asked|hopefully|.
m04-238-01 err 176 30 395 952 1654 126 Stared|back|did|Price|the|Provisions|,|unwinking|.
m04-238-02 ok 176 23 404 1130 1753 122 "|Mr.|Price|,|I|think|you|may|be|able|to|help|us|here|,|"
m04-238-03 ok 176 30 418 1311 1564 71 said|the|Rev.|Edwards|.|Price|shook|his|head|.
m04-238-04 ok 172 34 412 1496 1686 119 "|Intended|for|Plas|Newydd|,|this|lot|is|.|Paid|for|,
m04-238-05 ok 172 26 410 1667 1800 116 too|.|"|He|folded|his|arms|protectively|over|the|basket|.
m04-246-00 ok 176 30 341 764 1766 119 Mutinous|dog|,|thought|the|Rev.|Edwards|,|who|hadn't
m04-246-01 ok 176 30 330 949 1638 126 enjoyed|himself|so|much|since|reading|Treasure
m04-246-02 ok 176 39 365 1132 1642 120 Island|.|"|What|have|you|got|in|that|basket|,|Price|?|"
m04-246-03 ok 176 25 374 1317 1730 116 he|roared|.|Quelled|,|Mr.|Price|pulled|out|a|grocery
m04-246-04 ok 176 31 354 1493 1529 105 list|,|pushed|his|glasses|up|on|his|nose|,|and
m04-246-05 ok 172 23 367 1676 1636 106 began|to|read|.|"|Six|loaves|,|four|pounds|butter|,
m04-246-06 ok 172 28 366 1849 1789 113 two|pounds|marge|,|one|tin|pineapple|,|one|York|ham|.|"
m04-251-00 ok 196 36 375 665 1727 105 "|Then|we|are|saved|,|"|cried|the|Rev.|Edwards|.
m04-251-01 ok 195 28 397 906 1426 109 Shyly|,|Morfydd|Owen|produced|a|block|of
m04-251-02 ok 196 8 411 1066 315 86 chocolate|.
m06-019-00 ok 190 34 357 762 1622 89 Though|your|wings|and|your|scars|are|new|,
m06-019-01 ok 189 37 358 945 1621 72 you|may|join|us|.|'|'|I|am|Lily-yo|.|We|three
m06-019-02 ok 190 32 354 1121 1596 77 are|humans|.|You|are|only|flymen|.|We|will
m06-019-03 ok 188 40 354 1300 1777 85 not|join|you|.|'|The|Captives|grunted|in|boredom|.
m06-019-04 ok 189 35 359 1483 1653 80 The|Chief|Captive|spoke|again|.|'|Always|this
m06-019-05 ok 189 31 361 1657 1716 75 talk|from|you|of|the|Heavy|World|!|You|have
m06-019-06 ok 188 36 330 1836 1726 82 joined|us|.|You|are|flymen|,|we|are|human|.|You
m06-019-07 ok 188 23 379 2019 981 58 know|little|,|we|know|much|.|'
m06-031-00 ok 159 39 356 738 1865 106 '|But|we|-|'|'|Stop|your|stupid|talk|,|woman|!|'|'|We|are|-|'
m06-031-01 ok 158 38 357 932 1765 85 '|Be|silent|,|woman|,|and|listen|,|'|Band|Appa|Bondi|said|.
m06-031-02 err 159 28 345 1108 1716 92 '|We|know|much|,|'|repeated|the|Chief|Captive|.|'|Some
m06-031-03 ok 158 37 356 1285 1777 108 things|we|will|tell|you|.|All|who|make|the|journey|from
m06-031-04 ok 158 35 368 1480 1780 85 the|Heavy|World|become|changed|.|Some|die|.|Most|live
m06-031-05 ok 157 33 373 1657 1765 102 and|grow|wings|.|Between|the|worlds|are|many|strong
m06-031-06 err 158 32 367 1837 1653 103 rays|,|not|seen|or|felt|,|which|change|our|bodies|.
m06-042-00 ok 161 31 345 753 1829 91 When|you|come|here|,|when|you|come|to|the|True
m06-042-01 err 160 29 347 925 1698 106 World|,|you|become|a|true|human|.|The|grub|of|the
m06-042-02 ok 160 41 349 1109 1777 98 tigerfly|is|not|a|tigerfly|until|it|changes|.|So|humans
m06-042-03 ok 160 34 342 1286 1779 96 change|.|'|'|I|cannot|know|what|he|says|,|'|Haris|said
m06-042-04 ok 159 41 353 1466 1686 102 stubbornly|,|throwing|himself|down|.|But|Lily-yo|and
m06-042-05 ok 161 17 319 1645 689 106 Flor|were|listening|.
m06-048-00 err 161 39 347 743 1787 98 '|To|this|True|World|,|as|you|call|it|,|we|come|to|die|,|'
m06-048-01 err 159 39 362 929 1544 89 Lily-yo|said|,|doubtingly|.|The|Captive|with|the
m06-048-02 err 161 36 355 1104 1785 96 fleshless|jaw|said|,|'|The|grub|of|the|tigerfly|thinks
m06-048-03 ok 160 43 347 1296 1793 99 it|dies|when|it|changes|into|a|tigerfly|.|'|'|You|are|still
m06-048-04 ok 160 40 349 1475 1820 96 young|,|'|said|the|Chief|Captive|.|'|You|begin|newly|here|.
m06-048-05 err 159 34 341 1652 1780 86 Where|are|your|souls|?|'|Lily-yo|and|Flor|looked|at
m06-048-06 ok 159 39 351 1834 1849 91 each|other|.|In|their|flight|from|the|4wiltmilt|they|had
m06-048-07 ok 159 26 347 2010 1238 84 heedlessly|thrown|down|their|souls|.
m06-056-00 ok 156 34 355 748 1616 85 Haris|had|trampled|on|his|.|It|was|unthinkable|!
m06-056-01 ok 157 34 345 931 1626 70 '|You|see|.|You|needed|them|no|more|.|You|are|still
m06-056-02 ok 157 26 351 1118 1788 86 young|.|You|may|be|able|to|have|babies|.|Some|of|those
m06-056-03 ok 158 32 353 1289 1669 105 babies|may|be|born|with|wings|.|'|The|Captive|with
m06-056-04 ok 158 31 347 1473 1725 107 the|boneless|arms|added|,|'|Some|may|be|born|wrong|,
m06-056-05 ok 156 24 346 1658 1255 94 as|we|are|.|Some|may|be|born|right|.|'
m06-067-00 ok 159 41 336 755 1762 113 '|You|are|too|foul|to|live|!|'|Haris|growled|.|'|Why|are
m06-067-01 ok 159 40 350 946 1737 104 you|not|killed|?|'|'|Because|we|know|all|things|,|'|the
m06-067-02 ok 159 42 362 1129 1836 93 Chief|Captive|said|.|Suddenly|his|second|head|roused
m06-067-03 ok 159 34 361 1300 1787 99 itself|and|declared|,|'|To|be|a|good|shape|is|not|all
m06-067-04 ok 158 38 359 1487 1815 92 in|life|.|To|know|is|also|good|.|Because|we|cannot|move
m06-067-05 ok 156 33 356 1672 1751 76 well|we|can|-|think|.|This|tribe|of|the|True|World
m06-067-06 err 158 21 369 1855 1139 91 is|good|and|knows|these|things|.
m06-076-00 ok 159 34 349 743 1446 96 So|it|lets|us|rule|it|.|'|Flor|and|Lily-yo
m06-076-01 ok 159 29 334 927 1661 102 muttered|together|.|'|Do|you|say|that|you|poor
m06-076-02 err 159 37 348 1113 1675 96 Captives|rule|the|True|World|?|'|Lily-yo|asked
m06-076-03 ok 160 37 335 1291 1687 98 at|last|.|'|We|do|.|'|'|Then|why|are|you|captives|?|'
m06-076-04 ok 158 33 328 1480 1745 92 The|flyman|with|ear|lobes|and|thumbs|connected|,
m06-076-05 ok 157 29 337 1660 1562 110 making|his|perpetual|little|gesture|of|protest|,
m06-076-06 ok 158 16 339 1838 842 89 spoke|for|the|first|time|.
m06-083-00 ok 160 28 351 752 1785 106 '|To|rule|is|to|serve|,|woman|.|Those|who|bear|power
m06-083-01 ok 160 34 370 937 1788 91 are|slaves|to|it|.|Only|an|outcast|is|free|.|Because
m06-083-02 ok 159 27 365 1122 1607 81 we|are|Captives|,|we|have|the|time|to|talk|and
m06-083-03 ok 159 27 368 1304 1550 78 think|and|plan|and|know|.|Those|who|know
m06-083-04 ok 158 33 371 1470 1566 83 command|the|knives|of|others|.|'|'|No|hurt|will
m06-083-05 ok 157 33 369 1658 1650 95 come|to|you|,|Lily-yo|,|'|Band|Appa|Bondi|added|.
m06-083-06 ok 158 32 372 1835 1598 108 '|You|will|live|among|us|and|enjoy|your|life|free
m06-083-07 ok 157 8 366 2011 407 76 from|harm|.|'
m06-091-00 ok 158 34 347 731 1583 109 '|No|!|'|the|Chief|Captive|said|with|both|mouths|.
m06-091-01 ok 159 37 344 915 1721 109 '|Before|she|can|enjoy|,|Lily-yo|and|her|companion
m06-091-02 ok 159 40 347 1110 1712 100 Flor|-|this|other|man|creature|is|plainly|useless|-
m06-091-03 ok 158 39 340 1282 1645 109 must|help|our|great|plan|.|'|'|The|invasion|?|'|Bondi
m06-091-04 err 158 34 337 1469 1646 96 asked|.|'|What|else|?|Flor|and|Lily-yo|,|you|arrive
m06-091-05 err 157 32 336 1652 1726 93 here|at|a|good|time|.|Memories|of|the|Heavy|World
m06-091-06 ok 158 31 337 1819 1486 116 and|its|savage|life|are|still|fresh|in|you|.
m06-098-00 ok 158 31 358 757 1746 105 We|need|such|memories|.|So|we|ask|you|to|go
m06-098-01 ok 159 33 351 919 1796 105 back|there|on|a|great|plan|we|have|.|'|'|Go|back|?|'
m06-098-02 ok 158 29 355 1116 1639 81 gasped|Flor|.|'|Yes|.|We|plan|to|attack|the|Heavy
m06-098-03 ok 158 33 357 1296 1690 103 World|.|You|must|help|to|lead|our|force|.|'|The|long
m06-098-04 ok 158 32 363 1459 1784 111 afternoon|of|eternity|wore|on|,|that|long|golden|road
m06-098-05 ok 156 26 370 1646 1599 82 of|an|afternoon|that|would|somewhere|lead|to
m06-098-06 ok 156 14 360 1840 520 89 everlasting|night|.
m06-106-00 ok 159 38 338 792 1743 84 Motion|there|was|,|but|motion|without|event|-|except
m06-106-01 ok 159 35 346 963 1749 104 for|those|negligible|events|that|seemed|so|large|to
m06-106-02 ok 159 45 355 1151 1821 98 the|creatures|participating|in|them|.|For|Lily-yo|,|Flor
m06-106-03 ok 159 34 356 1321 1830 87 and|Haris|there|were|many|events|.|Chief|of|these|was
m06-106-04 ok 158 38 359 1494 1900 101 that|they|learned|to|fly|properly|.|The|pains|associated
m06-106-05 ok 158 35 350 1676 1709 99 with|their|wings|soon|died|away|as|the|wonderful
m06-106-06 ok 158 34 352 1867 1836 95 new|flesh|and|tendon|strengthened|.|To|sail|up|in|the
m06-106-07 ok 159 46 354 2043 1825 111 light|gravity|became|an|increasing|delight|-|the|ugly
m06-106-08 ok 158 34 361 2219 1709 100 flopping|movements|of|flymen|on|the|Heavy|World
m06-106-09 ok 158 12 368 2398 691 92 had|no|place|here|.
n01-000-00 ok 190 30 400 734 1619 96 Alastair|was|a|bachelor|.|All|his|life|he|had
n01-000-01 ok 190 32 387 917 1667 167 been|inclined|to|regard|women|as|something
n01-000-02 ok 191 32 388 1116 1727 117 which|must|necessarily|be|subordinated|to|his
n01-000-03 ok 190 31 365 1276 1824 181 career|.|Now|he|realised|that|he|was|entrusting|not|only
n01-000-04 ok 190 30 386 1465 1770 152 his|own|life|,|but|Geoffrey's|as|well|,|to|a|strange|girl
n01-000-05 ok 187 26 390 1651 1817 120 whom|he|had|never|met|and|on|whom|after|no|more
n01-000-06 ok 189 20 373 1811 1523 135 than|a|couple|of|telephone|calls|he|was
n01-000-07 err 188 23 364 2004 1379 124 prepared|to|place|complete|reliance|.
n01-004-00 ok 182 27 336 725 1887 122 It|was|a|novel|experience|.|Alastair|was
n01-004-01 ok 180 18 328 898 1923 168 quite|unable|to|explain|why|he|should|feel
n01-004-02 ok 182 21 331 1086 1884 162 so|much|confidence|in|her|.|Once|again
n01-004-03 ok 179 22 363 1244 1850 120 she|checked|back|her|instructions|.|It|was
n01-004-04 ok 177 22 346 1411 1916 201 obvious|that|she|did|not|fail|to|appreciate|the
n01-004-05 ok 177 22 343 1592 1790 220 faith|which|he|was|placing|in|her|and
n01-004-06 ok 175 25 386 1845 1835 132 was|prepared|to|accept|the|responsibility|.
n01-009-00 err 188 30 315 721 1785 223 "|Good|luck|,|Air|Marshal|,|"|she|said|gently|.|"|I|'ll
n01-009-01 err 187 32 316 919 1763 169 be|waiting|for|you|at|the|Hotel|Roma|at|six|this
n01-009-02 ok 186 25 351 1103 1872 194 evening|-|and|I|shall|look|forward|to|meeting|you
n01-009-03 ok 186 20 351 1293 1678 147 both|at|midnight|.|"|They|might|have|been
n01-009-04 ok 184 22 358 1454 1639 163 arranging|a|supper|party|.|Then|she|rang|off|.
n01-009-05 ok 181 19 362 1638 1825 147 Alastair|admitted|that|never|in|a|not|altogether
n01-009-06 ok 185 21 367 1831 1767 144 uneventful|life|had|he|come|across|a|girl|who
n01-009-07 ok 186 19 384 2005 1694 185 sounded|so|charming|and|appeared|to|be|so
n01-009-08 ok 182 6 387 2164 281 171 efficient|.
n01-020-00 ok 172 8 388 733 1693 123 For|some|reason|the|orderlies|had|forgotten
n01-020-01 ok 172 13 366 899 1760 173 to|switch|on|the|lights|;|there|was|no|colour|-
n01-020-02 ok 172 11 353 1081 1848 161 physical|features|were|distinguishable|solely|by
n01-020-03 ok 173 11 350 1256 1892 149 gradations|of|silvery|greyness|.|Even|the|snow-
n01-020-04 ok 168 10 340 1438 1653 133 capped|summit|of|Mont|Blanc|,|seven|miles
n01-020-05 ok 167 10 317 1622 1849 132 below|,|was|not|recognisable|among|the|host
n01-020-06 ok 172 16 351 1782 1851 174 of|lower|peaks|.|The|screen|of|the|air-to-air
n01-020-07 ok 171 10 331 1983 1694 126 radar|glowed|.|Occasionally|minute|spots
n01-020-08 ok 171 10 346 2159 1787 128 flickered|across|its|surface|,|but|there|was
n01-020-09 err 167 4 334 2328 922 139 no|permanent|image|.
n01-031-00 ok 171 39 394 725 1632 130 In|the|exceptional|clarity|he|was|even|able|to
n01-031-01 ok 170 36 380 912 1684 110 make|a|direct|comparison|between|the|radar
n01-031-02 ok 170 34 389 1086 1629 121 image|and|the|ground|itself|.|Ahead|lay|the
n01-031-03 ok 170 43 386 1271 1726 130 Plain|of|Lombardy|;|to|the|right|,|Turin|;|to|the
n01-031-04 ok 167 37 381 1438 1593 137 left|,|Milan|.|The|directional|angle|of|the
n01-031-05 ok 168 32 368 1626 1530 154 scanner|could|be|adjusted|to|cover|any
n01-031-06 ok 170 39 368 1801 1758 132 particular|area|within|its|range|.|Geoffrey
n01-031-07 err 168 29 375 1985 1612 120 turned|the|scale|slowly|to|cover|the
n01-031-08 ok 167 26 386 2165 1062 128 ground|immediately|ahead|.
n01-036-00 ok 194 46 405 747 1575 103 He|was|able|to|pick|out|towns|,|unrecognisable|to|the
n01-036-01 ok 194 40 372 920 1611 119 naked|eye|,|obscured|by|the|ground|haze|which|even
n01-036-02 ok 191 55 357 1096 1717 124 on|the|clearest|night|limited|angular|vision|.|He|glanced
n01-036-03 ok 190 44 357 1277 1644 88 at|the|speed|recorder|.|It|seemed|almost|incredible|that
n01-036-04 ok 187 48 364 1459 1629 106 the|tiny|white|figure|of|8.5|against|which|the|needle
n01-036-05 ok 186 39 342 1627 1414 122 was|resting|could|really|mean|hundreds|of|knots|.
n01-045-00 ok 173 10 357 730 1606 118 Now|,|as|Alastair|reduced|the|thrust|,|the
n01-045-01 ok 174 10 354 899 1537 135 pitch|changed|as|the|nose|of|the|aircraft
n01-045-02 ok 172 10 361 1080 1563 133 dipped|slightly|.|The|needle|of|the|speed
n01-045-03 err 174 15 347 1260 1713 130 recorder|swung|gently|through|8.0|,|7.0|,|6.0
n01-045-04 ok 173 18 355 1417 1737 137 before|coming|to|rest|at|5.0|.|"|We|'re|a|bit
n01-045-05 err 170 16 358 1617 1694 125 ahead|of|time|,|"|said|Alastair|.|"|We|'ll|run
n01-045-06 err 172 12 371 1794 1585 128 in|on|minimum|engine|power|.|"|Geoffrey
n01-045-07 ok 171 12 349 1971 1696 142 smiled|.|Alastair|talked|of|running|in|when
n01-045-08 ok 169 9 352 2150 1676 128 they|were|still|more|than|four|hundred
n01-045-09 ok 169 10 350 2337 1217 127 miles|from|their|destination|.
n01-052-00 ok 152 18 300 898 2141 146 They|were|nearing|Modena|.|Geoffrey|focused|the|radar|scanner
n01-052-01 err 154 23 328 1010 1980 195 on|the|bridge|over|the|Po|,|barely|forty|miles|to|port|.
n01-052-02 err 153 15 318 1163 1857 134 He|was|able|to|trace|the|course|of|the|river|;|he
n01-052-03 err 153 17 318 1268 2075 164 thought|he|could|recognise|the|route|of|N12|,
n01-052-04 err 151 17 306 1379 1878 150 along|which|he|had|motored|so|desperately|little
n01-052-05 err 149 19 302 1484 2007 145 more|than|twenty-four|hours|earlier|.|Since|then
n01-052-06 err 149 13 309 1588 1912 195 he|had|flown|to|England|,|attended|the|vital
n01-052-07 err 151 18 313 1691 2030 143 conference|in|Bruce|Denton's|office|,|been|whisked
n01-052-08 ok 152 12 307 1806 1891 153 by|special|helicopter|from|the|Horse|Guards
n01-052-09 err 152 19 301 1916 2081 129 Parade|to|Boscombe|Down|,|slept|for|six|blessed
n01-052-10 err 152 14 297 2044 2127 142 refreshing|hours|and|had|now|completed|two-thirds
n01-052-11 err 151 14 294 2158 1891 134 of|the|journey|back|to|the|place|where|every
n01-052-12 err 150 20 305 2274 1681 163 indication|pointed|to|Eve|being|held|.
n01-057-00 ok 179 17 427 705 1698 181 Geoffrey|set|himself|to|consider|the
n01-057-01 ok 179 17 428 896 1830 197 movements|of|the|Bentley|.|It|had|passed
n01-057-02 ok 179 15 355 1054 1688 219 him|at|the|temporary|bridge|over|the
n01-057-03 ok 178 20 387 1207 1750 202 Tartaro|at|a|few|minutes|past|ten|on|the
n01-057-04 ok 178 23 390 1417 1933 180 previous|night|.|He|worked|out|the|distance
n01-057-05 ok 175 18 368 1601 1979 142 on|the|presumption|that|its|route|had|been
n01-057-06 ok 176 11 383 1748 1893 177 through|Florence|and|Rome|and|then
n01-057-07 ok 178 22 386 1939 1785 212 across|Italy|via|Foggia|to|Barletta|.
n01-057-08 ok 175 15 406 2129 1715 168 It|came|to|just|over|six|hundred
n01-057-09 ok 175 7 397 2312 315 114 miles|.
n02-000-00 ok 177 27 288 705 1857 109 DARKNESS|had|descended|like|a|curtain|by|the
n02-000-01 ok 176 28 327 885 1730 141 time|they|docked|at|Belleray|.|And|though|Guy|,
n02-000-02 ok 176 32 311 1084 1852 94 made|nervous|by|Beryl's|silence|,|drove|at|reckless
n02-000-03 ok 177 32 313 1259 1804 105 speed|to|the|Villa|,|it|was|quickly|evident|that
n02-000-04 ok 176 31 337 1430 1753 121 the|party|was|over|.|Piers|came|strolling|out|to
n02-000-05 ok 174 20 327 1609 1840 112 meet|the|Deanes|,|and|as|soon|as|Guy|had
n02-000-06 ok 175 25 309 1799 1816 95 driven|away|,|invited|them|casually|to|come|to
n02-000-07 ok 174 12 319 1961 863 95 his|flat|for|a|drink|.
n02-004-00 ok 164 40 342 917 1575 79 To|Beryl|,|at|least|,|this|was|anti-climax|with|a
n02-004-01 ok 164 34 358 1104 1634 85 vengeance|.|She|had|expected|to|be|met|with|violent
n02-004-02 ok 164 29 376 1283 1575 86 reproaches|-|and|here|he|was|bland|and|smiling|.
n02-004-03 ok 165 37 369 1458 1747 99 But|it|did|not|take|her|long|to|realise|that|his|mood
n02-004-04 ok 159 33 370 1643 1633 75 was|less|pleasant|than|appeared|on|the|surface|.
n02-004-05 ok 162 29 397 1817 1739 90 He|told|her|nonchalantly|,|as|he|led|the|way|to|his
n02-004-06 ok 162 26 393 1996 1525 87 own|veranda|,|that|he|had|taken|the|liberty|of
n02-004-07 ok 162 41 407 2167 1792 92 asking|Jack|-|as|a|representative|of|the|Vallin|family|-
n02-004-08 ok 160 26 406 2348 1715 82 to|come|over|and|make|the|presentation|in|her|stead|.
n02-009-00 ok 166 36 348 728 1632 113 "|I|caught|him|just|as|he|was|going|to|the
n02-009-01 err 166 34 359 909 1687 85 airport|to|meet|Blanche|,|"|he|said|.|"|As|a|matter
n02-009-02 ok 164 37 375 1093 1546 97 of|fact|I|'d|asked|him|last|night|to|deputise
n02-009-03 ok 164 33 381 1274 1696 93 for|me|and|fetch|her|.|He|brought|her|to|the|party
n02-009-04 err 160 33 389 1451 1678 74 too|.|They|'re|both|here|.|"|"|I|didn't|know|she|was
n02-009-05 err 160 35 376 1630 1531 96 coming|back|from|Barbados|so|soon|.|"|Beryl
n02-009-06 ok 161 33 385 1814 1458 86 said|the|first|thing|that|came|into|her|head|.
n02-016-00 err 175 28 320 696 1779 106 "|Oh|,|she|was|due|!|"|And|then|he|added|in|the|same
n02-016-01 ok 175 31 311 901 1796 139 casual|tone|,|"|She|'s|not|returning|to|her|family|.|She|'s
n02-016-02 ok 172 33 311 1075 1790 116 going|to|live|with|friends|of|the|bank|manager|,|just
n02-016-03 ok 175 30 315 1261 1856 98 this|side|of|Belleray|.|"|Mrs.|Deane|made|a|suitable
n02-016-04 ok 172 34 293 1442 1868 113 comment|,|but|Beryl|said|nothing|.|She|was|trying
n02-016-05 ok 170 30 312 1612 1692 114 to|sort|things|out|in|her|mind|.|That|beneath|his
n02-016-06 ok 173 34 302 1782 1806 141 unnaturally|smooth|exterior|Piers|was|simmering
n02-016-07 ok 174 21 317 1976 1420 123 with|anger|against|her|she|had|no|doubt|.
n02-028-00 err 176 28 359 836 1573 211 Jack|and|Blanche|were|quick|to|sympathise|,|and|to
n02-028-01 err 179 32 339 1022 1739 304 express|their|disgust|at|Sir|John's|abominable|treatment
n02-028-02 err 180 32 336 1195 1718 228 of|his|guests|.|But|Piers|remained|aloof|,|and|when|Beryl
n02-028-03 err 174 31 337 1390 1718 232 suggested|having|a|second|party|,|the|following|week|,|he
n02-028-04 err 173 26 340 1538 1696 226 poured|cold|water|on|the|project|.|Everyone|,|he|declared|,
n02-028-05 ok 179 28 337 1723 1709 248 had|had|a|thoroughly|good|time|,|and|it|would|take|them
n02-028-06 ok 177 33 343 1899 1671 249 nearly|to|next|week|to|settle|down|again|.|Meanwhile
n02-028-07 ok 172 29 341 2081 1643 163 Hubert|would|have|betaken|himself|and|his|well-
n02-028-08 err 175 28 349 2264 1599 250 earned|gratuity|to|his|native|village|at|the
n02-028-09 err 178 15 345 2444 757 175 north|of|the|island|.
n02-033-00 ok 162 14 359 730 1429 110 It|was|all|over|and|done|with|.
n02-033-01 ok 152 17 304 899 1828 161 For|the|time|being|Beryl|was|content|to|let
n02-033-02 ok 152 20 355 1102 1831 136 it|go|at|that|,|but|she|resolved|to|have
n02-033-03 ok 152 19 355 1287 1660 95 it|out|with|Piers|when|a|reasonable
n02-033-04 ok 149 24 351 1470 1774 121 opportunity|presented|itself|.|He|must
n02-033-05 ok 149 14 333 1642 1736 92 learn|that|he|could|not|treat|her
n02-033-06 ok 152 24 336 1840 1766 125 with|injustice|and|contempt|,|ignoring
n02-033-07 ok 149 16 350 1999 1701 131 her|explanations|as|though|he|were
n02-033-08 ok 149 18 344 2202 1735 85 a|schoolmaster|and|she|a|small|,
n02-033-09 ok 149 10 355 2372 683 117 ignorant|child|.
n02-037-00 ok 152 16 368 727 1748 138 He|gave|her|no|chance|of|any|private
n02-037-01 ok 149 12 367 906 1678 143 conversation|that|evening|,|for|when
n02-037-02 ok 149 13 349 1087 1766 137 Blanche|and|Jack|left|,|he|went|with
n02-037-03 ok 149 21 362 1262 1752 149 them|.|But|next|morning|she|insisted
n02-037-04 ok 149 22 382 1456 1781 128 on|his|taking|her|out|in|the|jeep|-
n02-037-05 ok 149 21 364 1632 1759 138 to|find|,|if|possible|,|Hubert|and|his
n02-037-06 err 149 15 365 1808 1716 130 relations|,|and|tell|them|of
n02-037-07 ok 149 18 379 1987 1688 151 her|great|disappointment|at|being
n02-037-08 ok 149 12 391 2150 1119 134 held|up|in|Balicou|.
n02-040-00 ok 170 24 378 742 1767 117 With|an|air|of|resignation|he|sent|Judy|,|his
n02-040-01 ok 170 19 383 927 1727 110 Boxer|,|to|the|back|,|and|made|room|for|her
n02-040-02 ok 169 25 381 1102 1808 121 beside|him|.|"|Is|that|all|you|want|to|do|?|"
n02-040-03 ok 168 23 379 1283 1810 125 he|asked|,|letting|in|the|clutch|.|"|No|;|I|want
n02-040-04 ok 164 14 394 1458 1754 120 to|make|you|understand|just|what|happened
n02-040-05 ok 163 16 406 1645 1599 104 about|this|Balicou|trip|,|"|she|returned
n02-040-06 ok 167 26 410 1817 1752 118 coldly|.|"|I|'m|a|little|tired|of|being|treated
n02-040-07 ok 167 20 397 2001 1268 97 like|an|ineffective|imbecile|.|"
n02-045-00 ok 171 24 341 736 1743 130 "|And|I|'m|heartily|sick|of|being|constantly|called
n02-045-01 ok 168 19 368 926 1615 119 to|account|for|my|manners|,|"|he|retorted|.
n02-045-02 ok 169 17 353 1097 1741 118 "|What|have|I|done|wrong|now|?|I|cover|up|for
n02-045-03 ok 166 20 352 1289 1740 119 you|the|best|way|I|can|by|getting|hold|of|Jack
n02-045-04 ok 163 15 358 1470 1692 113 to|make|the|presentation|,|I|run|the|damned
n02-045-05 ok 163 19 357 1648 1723 123 party|to|the|best|of|my|ability|-|saying|the
n02-045-06 ok 168 13 362 1822 1704 132 sugary|things|you|ought|to|have|been|there
n02-045-07 err 168 21 360 2002 1678 115 to|say|-|and|all|you|can|do|is|to|find
n02-045-08 ok 163 3 372 2194 294 98 fault|.|"
n02-049-00 err 177 39 322 670 1776 186 "|It|'s|your|superior|attitude|that|riles|me|.|"|Beryl|was
n02-049-01 err 179 32 369 858 1669 185 scarlet|with|annoyance|.|"|How|I|happened|to|be|marooned
n02-049-02 err 178 32 363 1046 1712 198 at|Balicou|doesn't|interest|you|in|the|faintest|degree|.|You
n02-049-03 ok 177 27 366 1190 1670 241 look|as|though|it|was|only|what|you|expected|of|me|,
n02-049-04 err 173 32 369 1371 1692 241 as|though|I|didn't|care|a|hoot|about|letting|Hubert
n02-049-05 ok 172 14 363 1554 684 191 and|his|pals|down|.|"
n02-054-00 err 187 30 391 860 1867 165 "|As|your|employee|it|'s|not|my|business
n02-054-01 ok 188 19 411 1051 1804 137 to|understand|all|the|whys|and
n02-054-02 ok 189 21 400 1225 1893 151 wherefores|of|your|actions|,|"|he|said
n02-054-03 ok 188 33 403 1400 1856 164 stiffly|.|"|Still|less|to|criticise|you|.|"
n02-054-04 ok 186 23 400 1577 1797 160 "|Oh|,|drop|that|nonsense|,|Piers|!
n02-054-05 ok 188 30 407 1767 1729 153 Be|yourself|,|"|she|exclaimed|,|with
n02-054-06 ok 188 30 410 1956 1901 152 mounting|exasperation|.|"|Very|well|!|"|He
n02-054-07 ok 185 27 396 2119 2001 187 brought|the|jeep|to|a|standstill|in|a|rough
n02-054-08 ok 183 32 356 2297 1912 173 path|fringed|and|shaded|by|citrus|trees|.
n02-054-09 ok 186 32 372 2477 2019 180 "|If|you|want|my|true|opinion|I|'ll|give|it|.
n02-062-00 ok 187 24 365 713 1809 128 You|made|some|sort|of|a|protest|to|Graybury|.
n02-062-01 ok 187 38 362 899 1947 114 I|'ll|give|you|credit|for|that|.|But|you|didn't|press
n02-062-02 ok 188 22 364 1077 1811 135 the|matter|because|,|very|naturally|,|you|were
n02-062-03 ok 186 29 364 1254 1705 131 thoroughly|enjoying|Forrest's|company|in
n02-062-04 ok 186 31 364 1429 1730 137 idyllic|surroundings|.|"|"|How|dare|you|say
n02-062-05 ok 187 32 357 1605 1761 140 such|a|thing|?|"|she|blazed|.|"|For|goodness'
n02-062-06 ok 188 30 361 1791 1799 138 sake|show|a|glimmer|of|reason|,|"|was|his
n02-062-07 ok 189 24 371 1968 1147 138 equally|indignant|rejoinder|.
n02-082a-00 err 199 33 336 715 1863 117 "|You|talk|as|though|we|were|alone|on|Balicou|!|"
n02-082a-01 ok 199 34 343 903 1784 119 She|avoided|his|gaze|,|and|tried|to|ignore|that
n02-082a-02 ok 199 34 332 1086 1888 92 last|impertinent|remark|.|"|With|four|other|people|-|"
n02-082a-03 ok 199 30 322 1267 1802 106 "|Whom|you|never|once|managed|to|circumvent|.|"
n02-082a-04 ok 199 29 336 1444 1727 88 The|mockery|in|his|voice|had|deepened|.|"|With
n02-082a-05 ok 189 24 329 1612 1829 104 all|due|deference|,|Miss|Deane|-|come|off|it|!|"
n02-082a-06 ok 189 12 334 1791 1008 110 She|met|his|eyes|then|.
n02-098-00 err 203 21 356 716 1512 87 She|wavered|,|and|at|last|said
n02-098-01 ok 189 21 374 886 1650 126 slowly|,|"|If|you|must|drag|the|truth
n02-098-02 ok 189 20 380 1070 1608 130 out|of|me|,|I|must|ask|you|to|regard
n02-098-03 ok 189 25 394 1242 1580 116 it|as|confidential|.|"|"|My|dear|Beryl|,
n02-098-04 ok 189 30 385 1435 1622 118 don't|tell|me|anything|,|if|you|'d|rather
n02-098-05 ok 189 24 390 1599 1560 110 not|.|"|He|was|clearly|startled|by|her
n02-098-06 err 191 25 390 1785 1569 123 words|.|"|But|remember|,|it|was|you|,
n02-098-07 ok 191 28 402 1949 1726 103 not|I|,|who|started|this|conversation|.|"
n02-104-00 ok 182 39 357 670 1679 161 "|I|know|.|Absurd|as|it|may|seem|,|I|didn't|want
n02-104-01 ok 182 34 382 899 1706 107 you|to|think|badly|of|me|.|"|She|turned|away
n02-104-02 ok 182 35 368 1061 1775 157 from|him|to|fondle|Judy|,|who|,|sensing|something
n02-104-03 ok 182 33 349 1243 1740 142 amiss|,|was|nudging|her|in|the|endeavour|to
n02-104-04 err 182 33 353 1418 1725 115 gain|her|attention|.|"|The|truth|is|that
n02-104-05 ok 172 41 365 1597 1724 133 if|I|had|absolutely|insisted|on|sailing|at|the
n02-104-06 err 182 34 377 1779 1746 158 time|originally|arranged|,|Sir|John|would
n02-104-07 ok 182 18 371 1955 990 119 have|had|it|in|for|Guy|.
n02-109-00 ok 182 34 389 691 1708 173 You|see|,|it|was|,|apparently|,|through|a|mistake
n02-109-01 ok 182 29 379 874 1711 148 on|Guy's|part|that|we|missed|seeing|the
n02-109-02 ok 182 33 373 1056 1879 163 flamingoes|our|first|morning|on|the|island|.|"
n02-109-03 ok 182 38 361 1239 1862 129 "|What|harm|could|possibly|have|come|to|Forrest
n02-109-04 ok 172 39 366 1397 1656 164 through|Sir|John's|nonsense|?|"|Piers|could
n02-109-05 ok 172 34 369 1596 1687 130 hardly|have|spoken|with|more|contempt|.
n02-109-06 ok 172 27 363 1774 1625 145 A|bully|like|that|respects|anyone|who
n02-109-07 ok 182 17 377 1943 1098 150 dares|to|stand|up|to|him|.|"
n02-114-00 ok 182 32 350 880 1779 170 Beryl|tried|to|suppress|the|thought|that|this|was
n02-114-01 ok 182 26 353 1056 1819 131 precisely|the|remark|she|had|made|to|Guy|.
n02-114-02 err 182 38 357 1232 1795 128 She|said|icily|,|"|As|you|pride|yourself|on
n02-114-03 ok 182 29 369 1414 1675 146 your|knowledge|of|all|the|affairs|of|the
n02-114-04 ok 182 31 383 1584 1546 147 island|I|needn't|tell|you|that|Sir|John
n02-114-05 ok 182 29 357 1746 1580 169 Graybury|is|one|of|Mr.|Hewson's|most
n02-114-06 ok 182 30 359 1943 1764 145 important|customers|.|"|"|So|what|?|You|'re|not
n02-114-07 err 182 35 366 2103 1771 174 trying|to|say|that|Hewson|would|victimise
n02-114-08 ok 182 33 356 2296 1814 151 Forrest|for|behaving|with|ordinary|moral
n02-114-09 ok 182 10 373 2491 388 124 courage|!
n02-120-00 ok 182 36 355 700 1736 150 He|'s|quite|capable|of|telling|Sir|John|to|take
n02-120-01 ok 182 36 365 875 1732 119 himself|and|his|business|to|an|unmention-
n02-120-02 ok 182 33 359 1052 1579 153 able|destination|.|"|"|There|'s|a|difference
n02-120-03 ok 182 30 376 1235 1536 175 between|what|a|senior|and|a|junior
n02-120-04 ok 182 28 353 1415 1543 146 partner|can|do|,|"|was|her|quick|reply|.
n02-120-05 ok 182 33 366 1582 1788 176 "|What|they|can|bring|off|!|I|'ll|admit|that|.
n02-120-06 ok 182 33 348 1769 1778 166 But|Forrest|might|at|least|have|tried|.|He|'s
n02-120-07 ok 182 17 357 1961 821 143 pretty|spineless|!|"
n02-127-00 ok 182 41 358 701 1830 151 "|You|think|you|could|have|carried|more|weight
n02-127-01 ok 182 34 364 877 1580 163 with|Sir|John|?|"|she|enquired|cuttingly|.
n02-127-02 err 182 34 365 1068 1890 154 "|For|all|your|good|opinion|of|yourself|,
n02-127-03 err 182 34 417 1223 1831 146 I|doubt|it|.|He|'s|about|as|easy|to|push|around
n02-127-04 ok 182 30 400 1407 1730 159 as|-|as|a|grounded|whale|!|"|He|had|to|smile
n02-127-05 err 182 33 381 1585 1766 120 at|that|,|but|went|on|airily|,|"|I|'d|have|made
n02-127-06 ok 182 29 396 1773 1730 126 an|attempt|to|show|my|lady-love|that|I
n02-127-07 ok 182 19 355 1946 1294 146 put|her|interests|before|my|own|.
n02-146-00 ok 185 26 373 748 1751 88 She|was|tempted|to|laugh|,|but|it|was|as|though|that|barb|still|stuck
n02-146-01 ok 187 32 349 925 1794 113 in|her|quivering|flesh|.|"|You|'ve|an|answer|-|of|sorts|-|for|everything|,|"|she
n02-146-02 ok 187 23 355 1104 1670 103 said|shortly|.|"|Personally|I|'ve|no|more|to|say|,|so|I|suggest|we|get
n02-146-03 ok 187 23 355 1277 1723 114 along|.|"|To|her|great|relief|they|arrived|at|the|cluster|of|little|houses
n02-146-04 err 183 19 354 1465 1655 105 where|Hubert|had|been|living|to|find|the|old|man|stowing|in
n02-146-05 err 183 19 361 1624 1549 125 leisurely|fashion|his|few|possessions|into|a|ramshackle|and
n02-146-06 ok 186 28 356 1818 1758 110 incredibly|ancient|car|,|surrounded|by|innumerable|friends|and|relatives|.
n02-151-00 ok 158 24 326 839 1813 144 Their|air|of|smiling|somnolence|showed|them
n02-151-01 err 159 19 335 1024 1425 160 to|have|been|guests|at|yesterday's
n02-151-02 ok 160 23 335 1197 1775 160 celebrations|,|and|their|friendly|welcome
n02-151-03 ok 158 24 323 1376 1821 158 and|warm|sympathy|,|as|she|explained
n02-151-04 ok 157 23 325 1546 1764 171 how|she|had|come|to|miss|the|party|,
n02-151-05 ok 159 17 314 1740 1781 138 made|her|send|a|complacent|glance
n02-151-06 ok 160 28 314 1896 1815 153 in|Piers'|direction|.|What|a|fuss-box|the
n02-151-07 ok 158 22 307 2092 1632 147 man|was|,|she|thought|impatiently|,
n02-151-08 err 159 26 330 2262 1805 164 trying|to|worry|her|into|the|belief
n02-151-09 err 160 26 323 2429 1862 171 that|her|failure|to|appear|at|a|function
n02-151-10 ok 160 23 326 2612 1697 164 on|the|estate|was|a|major|error|:
n02-154-00 ok 181 20 386 747 1764 97 And|then|she|received|a|jolt|.|Old|Hubert|,|standing
n02-154-01 ok 182 18 402 929 1495 85 beside|her|,|his|battered|hat|in|his|hand|,|his
n02-154-02 ok 181 21 403 1095 1679 114 toothless|mouth|stretched|in|a|wide|grin|,|told|her
n02-154-03 ok 182 36 397 1282 1501 115 in|halting|6patois|that|"|3Mistah|Piers|"|had
n02-154-04 ok 175 27 399 1469 1597 86 explained|right|at|the|start|that|"|3Mis'|Beryl|"
n02-154-05 err 178 30 403 1648 1612 86 would|be|3"|plenty|,|plenty|sad|"|not|to|be|back
n02-154-06 err 177 14 406 1833 666 58 at|the|Villa|in|time|.
n02-157-00 ok 186 18 379 718 1692 143 That|it|wouldn't|be|her|fault|at|all|.|That
n02-157-01 ok 188 15 382 875 1845 165 she|was|a|lady|who|,|like|her|Uncle|Charles|,
n02-157-02 ok 187 21 349 1072 1802 171 took|the|highest|pride|in|keeping|her|word|.|"|I
n02-157-03 ok 189 22 358 1270 1820 137 could|see|3anudder|3t'ing|,|"|he|went|on|in|a
n02-157-04 ok 187 21 344 1447 1911 147 lower|voice|,|his|sunken|black|eyes|twinkling|.
n02-157-05 ok 186 18 341 1613 1815 118 3"|He|powerful|anxious|,|poor|Mistah|Piers|.
n02-157-06 ok 188 15 348 1757 1928 178 We|all|know|how|Balicou|Island|dangerous
n02-157-07 ok 188 32 319 1946 1704 183 to|all|kin'|o'|boats|,|wid|d'ose|big|,|big
n02-157-08 ok 187 14 297 2174 1380 114 rocks|in|an'|out|o'|de|water|.
n03-038-00 ok 175 33 353 738 1685 99 He|had|almost|entirely|settled|back|into|his|old
n03-038-01 ok 172 32 336 919 1802 125 ways|,|even|to|reading|law|about|two|hours|each
n03-038-02 ok 176 34 311 1097 1781 119 day|.|Though|he|did|not|refuse|wine|,|which|the
n03-038-03 err 175 27 275 1269 1846 124 judge|always|had|on|the|table|at|dinner|,|he
n03-038-04 ok 175 32 281 1449 1730 130 did|not|act|as|though|he|found|it|necessary
n03-038-05 ok 176 34 300 1624 1839 137 except|in|moderate|compliance|with|his|father's
n03-038-06 ok 172 6 314 1804 221 70 habit|.
n03-064-00 ok 177 24 345 703 1715 181 Around|that|rounded|rocky|promontory|where|the
n03-064-01 err 178 35 348 885 1775 176 white|spray|could|be|seen|flying|across|the|distance
n03-064-02 err 177 28 348 1056 1689 184 of|a|mile|and|a|half|,|came|the|yawl|under|her|full
n03-064-03 ok 179 33 354 1231 1762 194 triangular|sail|,|and|to|the|judge's|frightened|eyes|,|so
n03-064-04 ok 176 25 369 1404 1548 109 close|to|the|rocks|that|it|would|be|dashed
n03-064-05 err 172 23 359 1599 1579 163 against|them|with|the|lift|of|the|next|wave|.
n03-066-00 ok 173 36 307 904 1829 85 "|That|boy|!|That|damned|fool|boy|!|What|does|he|mean
n03-066-01 err 173 32 344 1095 1697 99 by|trying|to|come|home|now|,|even|if|he|did|promise|?
n03-066-02 ok 174 28 356 1270 1713 83 What|does|time|mean|when|weighed|against|the|life|of
n03-066-03 ok 174 37 362 1442 1696 115 two|human|beings|?|"|Not|until|he|was|certain|that|the
n03-066-04 ok 172 25 382 1635 1635 77 yawl|had|rounded|the|rocky|point|instead|of
n03-066-05 ok 171 33 367 1800 1710 111 being|flung|against|the|huge|boulders|did|the|judge
n03-066-06 ok 174 31 365 1983 1684 126 empty|his|lungs|of|stifling|air|and|refill|them
n03-066-07 ok 174 26 380 2166 1423 98 with|part|of|that|howling|northwest|gale|.
n03-079-00 ok 155 30 372 735 1709 135 When|the|wind|was|on|a|rampage|,|as|it|was
n03-079-01 ok 154 35 377 919 1721 94 now|,|it|could|kick|up|a|sea-sized|commotion
n03-079-02 ok 157 32 367 1087 1767 152 where|it|had|a|straight|blow|of|eight|miles
n03-079-03 ok 159 31 362 1261 1688 172 down|the|lake|.|3"|Big|blow|,|Judge|,|"|re-
n03-079-04 ok 159 32 361 1443 1660 69 marked|Willie|Kim|as|the|wind|billowed
n03-079-05 ok 159 27 365 1629 1512 128 out|and|sucked|in|his|baggy|black
n03-079-06 ok 160 17 353 1801 957 129 blouse|and|pantaloons|.
n03-082-00 ok 169 28 389 662 1699 210 3"|Blow|like|hell|.|Maybe|by|and|by
n03-082-01 ok 166 28 374 854 1769 162 she|blow|some|more|.|"|"|Hello|,|Willie|,|where
n03-082-02 ok 167 27 372 1026 1672 218 did|you|come|from|?|"|the|judge|said|in
n03-082-03 ok 166 33 350 1222 1819 190 mild|surprise|.|"|I|didn't|hear|you|.|Do|you
n03-082-04 ok 165 21 362 1386 1745 218 see|that|fool|boy|of|mine|out|there|on
n03-082-05 ok 163 22 381 1554 1838 155 the|lake|?|"|3"|I|see|him|.|You|don't|need
n03-082-06 ok 165 28 369 1735 1693 210 worry|,|Judge|.|Big|wind|like|that|can't
n03-082-07 ok 166 9 359 1935 793 189 drown|good|man|.
n03-091-00 ok 173 43 382 751 1823 118 Bill|is|good|man|,|and|Bueno|Buck|is|raised|on|lake|.
n03-091-01 ok 171 41 384 924 1770 87 He|no|drown|,|too|.|Him|,|his|mother|throw|him|into
n03-091-02 ok 171 24 393 1114 1644 69 water|to|make|him|swim|when|he|is|born|.
n03-091-03 ok 174 33 377 1281 1675 119 Maybe|so|Bill|,|he|can|swim|that|good|,|too|.|"
n03-091-04 ok 171 34 361 1458 1882 122 The|yawl|,|riding|the|high|waves|with|an|air|that
n03-091-05 ok 175 30 380 1649 1859 100 might|have|made|an|ocean|liner|envious|,|seemed
n03-091-06 ok 173 31 373 1824 1802 110 prepared|to|make|a|safe|though|violent|landing
n03-091-07 err 174 25 382 2006 1879 103 when|there|came|a|sudden|gust|of|wind
n03-091-08 ok 168 9 399 2193 555 83 from|the|west|.
n03-097-00 ok 175 25 346 726 1888 150 "|My|God|!|"|the|judge|cried|out|.|"|The|boy
n03-097-01 ok 186 17 369 918 1936 141 is|going|to|try|to|make|a|landing|on|the
n03-097-02 err 189 22 353 1093 1942 135 weather|side|of|that|pier|!|He|'ll|wreck|!|"
n03-097-03 ok 191 24 362 1269 1998 134 Willie|Kim|was|speechless|,|only|his|slant
n03-097-04 ok 192 18 351 1451 1855 160 black|eyes|showing|any|emotion|.|With|a
n03-097-05 ok 191 20 343 1636 2038 127 quick|shift|of|tiller|,|and|at|the|same|time
n03-097-06 ok 194 17 326 1807 1873 138 jibbing|the|boom|to|which|he|had|the
n03-097-07 ok 195 12 348 1985 1688 155 stay|rope|fastened|,|Bill|made|the
n03-097-08 ok 195 7 340 2180 636 139 yawl|recover|.
n03-103-00 ok 186 22 370 892 1662 159 It|seemed|to|the|frightened|judge
n03-103-01 ok 186 13 378 1072 1722 150 as|though|his|son|would|actually
n03-103-02 ok 189 13 377 1252 1702 106 shoot|the|craft|in|under|the|outer
n03-103-03 ok 182 20 390 1435 1693 152 end|of|the|wharf|.|But|by|pressing
n03-103-04 ok 179 12 391 1604 1557 118 the|tiller|hard|over|and|at|the
n03-103-05 ok 186 18 384 1792 1798 172 same|time|dropping|the|small|sheet
n03-103-06 ok 186 16 391 1970 1607 136 of|wet|canvas|,|Bill|cleared|the
n03-103-07 ok 183 18 377 2150 1700 165 corner|of|the|pier|by|inches|,|and
n03-103-08 ok 182 21 386 2332 1875 163 with|the|tiller|still|hard|over|,|brought
n03-103-09 ok 186 15 385 2515 1683 163 the|yawl|up|against|the|waves
n03-106-00 err 182 29 351 729 1706 148 "|Willie|,|"|the|judge|said|huskily|,
n03-106-01 ok 182 32 295 929 1981 114 "|that|was|as|pretty|a|piece|of|seamans-
n03-106-02 ok 183 21 370 1093 1800 135 hip|as|I|ever|saw|.|That|boy|of
n03-106-03 ok 179 18 366 1282 1894 85 mine|seems|to|know|how|to|do
n03-106-04 ok 178 19 351 1454 1840 140 everything|,|when|he|wants|to|.|"
n03-106-05 ok 178 32 339 1636 1836 109 "|3Naw|,|"|disputed|Willie|.|3"|Just
n03-106-06 ok 178 21 349 1811 1940 136 play|in|damn|fine|luck|this|time|.
n03-106-07 ok 179 22 378 1994 1801 143 He|plenty|smart|though|.|"|As|they
n03-106-08 ok 180 25 366 2175 1883 140 reached|the|pier|,|the|judge|on|legs
n03-106-09 ok 178 23 376 2356 1856 130 that|were|a|little|unsteady|,|they
n03-106-10 ok 178 17 346 2523 1768 126 found|Bueno|Buck|,|now|on|the
n03-106-11 err 178 24 354 2687 1807 110 pier|,|leading|the|yawl|toward
n03-113-00 err 181 29 361 712 1849 192 "|Hello|,|Dad|!|"|Bill|called|.|"|I|hope|you
n03-113-01 ok 181 20 403 896 1631 175 weren't|worried|.|We|'re|going|to
n03-113-02 ok 182 17 407 1063 1710 192 drag|the|boat|ashore|and|turn
n03-113-03 ok 181 15 437 1252 1598 157 her|over|.|She|has|a|foot|of
n03-113-04 ok 181 16 441 1429 1568 106 water|in|her|.|I|wouldn't|be
n03-113-05 ok 181 15 446 1620 1544 151 surprised|if|we|broke|all
n03-113-06 ok 181 16 440 1806 1653 148 speed|records|on|the|way|in|.
n03-113-07 ok 183 26 377 1961 1886 177 Yes|sir|,|I|am|slightly|wet|,|and
n03-113-08 ok 182 12 353 2144 1749 131 Buck|would|be|wetter|if|he
n03-113-09 ok 181 13 428 2324 1524 103 had|more|clothes|on|.|"
n03-120-00 ok 158 33 361 741 1802 138 With|four|doing|the|job|and|the|waves
n03-120-01 err 157 31 342 920 1836 129 pushing|at|the|stern|,|the|yawl|was|soon
n03-120-02 ok 157 30 356 1088 1650 131 dragged|out|but|before|it|was|turned
n03-120-03 ok 156 31 366 1275 1787 81 over|Bueno|Buck|reached|into|the|foot
n03-120-04 ok 157 31 359 1454 1806 134 of|water|,|tossed|out|a|string|of|silvery
n03-120-05 ok 156 36 362 1642 1746 90 lake|trout|and|said|-|3"|Bill|,|he|'s|better
n03-120-06 ok 157 30 349 1813 1762 141 man|at|catch|'em|than|Injun|,|Judge|.
n03-120-07 ok 156 31 336 1981 1673 121 You|look|.|Little|one|more|as|fifteen
n03-120-08 ok 158 28 355 2165 1642 138 inches|.|Maybe|big|one|four|feet|,
n03-120-09 ok 155 7 354 2352 336 86 huh|?|"
n03-126-00 ok 183 36 379 722 1833 211 "|By|George|,|that|is|a|beautiful|string|of|fish|!|"
n03-126-01 ok 182 25 361 910 1808 168 exclaimed|the|judge|.|"|Toss|them|on|the|grass
n03-126-02 err 182 17 365 1093 1839 150 and|then|we|'ll|all|get|hold|and|heave|.|"|A
n03-126-03 ok 183 14 286 1255 1966 184 few|moments|later|the|yawl|was|upside
n03-126-04 ok 181 17 301 1448 1732 163 down|,|exposing|its|shallow|keel|.
n04-000-00 ok 176 35 349 757 1801 122 Bertram's|face|was|grim|.|"|You|think|it|was|the|Snort|,
n04-000-01 ok 176 36 359 949 1751 114 don't|you|?|"|John|gave|a|short|laugh|.|"|I|did|,|"|he
n04-000-02 ok 176 28 362 1135 1638 118 said|;|"|but|I|'d|better|stop|thinking|that|now|.
n04-000-03 ok 176 36 379 1313 1767 116 Pericles|is|fitted|with|an|identically|similar|one|.|"
n04-000-04 ok 176 26 366 1485 1621 127 "|So|there|you|are|,|my|dear|.|"|Peggy|'s|eyes|filled
n04-000-05 ok 176 29 397 1675 1280 92 with|tears|.|"|It|'s|so|unfair|,|"|she|said|.
n04-009-00 ok 176 27 346 762 1583 120 "|That|little|beast|Robbie|Munyard|spent|six
n04-009-01 ok 176 27 395 948 1628 109 months|ashore|while|Pericles|was|refitting|in|the
n04-009-02 ok 176 29 384 1133 1759 119 dockyard|and|now|that|she|'s|ready|for|sea|he|goes
n04-009-03 ok 179 25 365 1307 1614 118 sick|.|Just|because|he|'s|an|Honourable|he|can|do
n04-009-04 ok 179 26 359 1490 1766 124 what|he|likes|.|Anyway|,|why|pick|on|you|to|succeed
n04-009-05 err 176 30 361 1669 1646 97 him|?|"|John|didn't|answer|.|There|was|no|point
n04-009-06 err 176 27 358 1850 1352 114 in|sharing|his|discomfort|with|Peggy|.
n04-015-00 ok 171 40 360 720 1776 93 A|submariner's|wife|needed|to|be|spared|as|much
n04-015-01 ok 171 36 343 895 1757 112 as|possible|.|Anyway|the|Parsifal|affair|was|far
n04-015-02 ok 170 39 342 1070 1739 109 too|fresh|in|both|their|minds|to|be|a|comfortable
n04-015-03 err 171 51 346 1245 1781 105 subject|for|discussion|.|"|It|'s|a|command|,|"|he|said|.
n04-015-04 ok 170 37 348 1424 1807 124 We|can|do|with|the|extra|money|.|It|'ll|just|about
n04-015-05 ok 169 31 342 1605 1636 120 pay|Jacky's|school|fees|.|"|"|What|shall|we|do
n04-015-06 ok 170 37 335 1779 1820 117 about|this|house|?|-|and|Jill's|school|?|-|and|oh|!
n04-015-07 ok 169 14 349 1958 798 127 how|I|hate|the|Navy|!
n04-022-00 ok 170 32 360 708 1760 114 If|I|'d|known|what|it|would|be|like|I|'d|sooner
n04-022-01 err 170 38 356 886 1675 106 have|married|a|parson|.|"|He|kissed|her|.|"|Parsons
n04-022-02 ok 170 36 340 1066 1822 127 work|on|Sundays|,|"|he|said|.|"|They|'re|worse|off|than
n04-022-03 ok 170 38 341 1241 1702 119 submariners|.|You|ought|to|have|married|that|fat
n04-022-04 ok 171 40 335 1418 1776 116 stockbroker|chap|and|shared|him|with|his|three
n04-022-05 ok 168 26 349 1600 1709 122 mistresses|.|Anyway|it|might|be|much|worse|.
n04-022-06 ok 170 32 349 1774 1755 124 Pericles|is|a|Portsmouth|boat|.|She|spends|longer
n04-022-07 ok 172 26 345 1950 1457 126 in|harbour|than|any|other|submarine|.
n04-031-00 ok 170 34 355 701 1733 123 Practically|a|shore|job|.|Cheer|up|.|"|She|wiped
n04-031-01 ok 169 26 352 884 1786 121 her|eyes|and|reached|for|her|address|book|.|"|I|'ll
n04-031-02 ok 168 29 339 1064 1720 118 write|to|those|agents|and|try|to|get|a|flat|in
n04-031-03 ok 169 38 334 1243 1810 109 Alverstoke|,|"|she|said|.|"|But|I|don't|know|what
n04-031-04 err 169 27 333 1419 1756 129 Jill|will|say|about|leaving|her|school|.|It|'s|a
n04-031-05 ok 167 34 344 1597 1732 125 blessing|that|Jacky|'s|off|to|boarding|school|.
n04-031-06 ok 169 28 329 1776 1683 121 And|all|the|trouble|you|'ve|taken|with|the
n04-031-07 ok 167 6 336 1953 296 139 garden|!
n04-039-00 ok 168 37 341 694 1683 150 That|little|beast|,|Robbie|Munyard|!|"|Having
n04-039-01 ok 169 29 341 883 1789 125 said|her|say|Peggy|manfully|shouldered|her
n04-039-02 err 170 26 347 1063 1777 118 burden|and|prepared|to|break|up|yet
n04-039-03 ok 171 33 346 1241 1767 124 another|home|.|In|the|ten|years|of|married|life
n04-039-04 ok 171 28 338 1409 1883 135 this|had|already|happened|half|a|dozen|times|.
n04-039-05 ok 170 34 330 1594 1723 131 Such|is|the|life|of|a|naval|officer's|wife|.
n04-044-00 ok 183 34 349 878 1771 131 John's|father|had|been|a|naval|officer|of|the|old
n04-044-01 ok 183 38 350 1064 1751 121 school|;|some|of|his|rigid|ideas|had|been|passed
n04-044-02 ok 183 38 335 1239 1827 127 on|to|the|second|generation|.|One|of|these|was|that
n04-044-03 ok 181 38 346 1417 1746 136 an|officer|should|join|a|ship|,|on|taking|up|a
n04-044-04 ok 176 43 354 1603 1802 121 new|appointment|,|at|nine|a.m.|precisely|,|dressed
n04-044-05 ok 180 37 340 1781 1829 115 in|the|modern|equivalent|of|frock-coat|and|sword|.
n04-044-06 ok 183 31 333 1954 1770 116 It|would|have|been|acceptable|to|all|concerned
n04-044-07 ok 181 33 354 2131 1799 115 if|John|had|stepped|into|Fort|Blockhouse|clad|in
n04-044-08 ok 180 35 348 2312 1716 131 plain-clothes|on|the|previous|night|,|but|ways
n04-044-09 ok 181 33 345 2481 1684 131 instilled|by|martinet|parents|have|a|habit|of
n04-044-10 err 181 8 356 2706 347 94 sticking|.
n04-048-00 err 166 27 367 734 1617 112 So|he|put|up|for|the|night|at|The|Admiral's|Head|,|that
n04-048-01 ok 168 16 361 913 1710 123 famous|Portsmouth|hostelry|,|second|only|in|historic
n04-048-02 ok 168 28 341 1089 1741 119 interest|to|The|George|,|unhappily|destroyed|by|German
n04-048-03 ok 170 28 351 1265 1683 120 bombs|during|the|last|war|.|Having|deposited|his
n04-048-04 ok 169 29 356 1449 1694 124 baggage|and|unpacked|his|overnight-bag|he
n04-048-05 ok 166 25 349 1626 1656 106 went|in|search|of|a|drink|.|The|lower|bar|was
n04-048-06 ok 167 15 357 1800 1786 136 empty|,|save|for|the|lady|known|by|all|habitue
n04-048-07 err 167 28 368 1979 1753 134 *?2s|as|'|Seaweed|'|,|and|a|youngish|,|sharp-eyed
n04-048-08 ok 168 29 347 2165 1699 131 man|who|was|staring|moodily|into|a|gin
n04-048-09 ok 164 9 350 2353 402 89 and|tonic|.
n04-052-00 err 170 30 378 733 1634 121 Seaweed's|memory|was|prodigious|;|her|manner
n04-052-01 ok 168 23 361 915 1783 119 must|have|been|worth|a|great|deal|to|the|proprietors
n04-052-02 ok 169 28 369 1091 1729 130 of|the|hotel|.|She|greeted|John|,|however|,|with|less
n04-052-03 ok 171 33 359 1269 1837 126 than|her|usual|cordiality|and|flashed|a|warning
n04-052-04 ok 166 30 364 1457 1711 123 glance|at|him|.|Evidently|the|other|occupant
n04-052-05 ok 166 25 361 1624 1681 135 of|the|bar|was|not|6persona|grata|.|If|her
n04-052-06 err 168 20 363 1808 1588 131 memory|was|good|,|so|was|this|stranger's|.
n04-052-07 err 169 25 392 1981 1765 120 "|You|'re|Commander|Winter|,|"|he|said|.|"|Have|a
n04-052-08 ok 165 19 379 2168 1228 125 gin|?|"|He|turned|to|Seaweed|-
n04-060-00 ok 171 36 340 702 1803 138 "|Make|it|a|large|one|,|darling|.|I|know|the|naval
n04-060-01 ok 166 26 333 898 1809 131 habits|.|'|Drink|gin|and|call|each|other|wallahs|,
n04-060-02 err 168 29 335 1071 1798 124 what|!|'|-|as|the|Guards|officer|said|on|his|return
n04-060-03 ok 168 26 328 1260 1830 129 from|a|visit|to|the|Royal|Navy|.|Submarines|,|what|.
n04-060-04 ok 167 27 347 1439 1711 118 Youngest|D.S.C.|in|the|war|,|what|?|Crawled
n04-060-05 ok 167 22 328 1618 1841 138 inside|a|submarine|casing|to|defuse|a|Jerry
n04-060-06 ok 166 17 330 1788 1283 112 bomb|.|Should|have|been|a|V.C.
n04-068-00 err 170 32 340 717 1823 135 What|are|you|waiting|for|,|darling|?|The|officer|is
n04-068-01 ok 169 33 324 900 1721 131 obviously|thirsty|.|"|John|fought|back|his
n04-068-02 ok 168 33 341 1077 1737 122 inherited|desire|to|snub|the|man|.|If|he|did|he
n04-068-03 ok 169 30 326 1256 1817 116 would|have|to|leave|the|bar|and|either|sit|in
n04-068-04 ok 168 19 356 1434 1576 118 the|lounge|or|return|to|his|bedroom|.
n04-068-05 ok 166 14 391 1619 1753 100 Seaweed|sensed|his|embarrassment|and
n04-068-06 ok 170 23 374 1776 1803 126 came|to|the|rescue|.|"|You|haven't|introduced
n04-068-07 ok 170 22 375 1965 1608 146 yourself|,|"|she|said|with|mock|severity|.
n04-075-00 err 169 30 359 720 1729 126 "|It|'s|a|rule|on|these|premises|.|No|treating|with
n04-075-01 err 168 36 344 889 1766 138 strangers|-|that|'s|right|,|John|,|isn't|it|?|"|"|My
n04-075-02 err 169 36 338 1066 1796 148 fault|entirely|,|"|said|the|stranger|.|"|It|'s|my|conceited
n04-075-03 ok 169 29 333 1264 1735 123 nature|-|I|assumed|that|you|both|knew|who|I
n04-075-04 err 167 31 332 1436 1878 133 was|.|I|'m|Ian|Bawley|.|Does|that|mean|anything
n04-075-05 err 166 23 354 1615 1663 130 to|you|?|"|It|did|.|Ian|Bawley's|name|was
n04-075-06 err 165 18 353 1798 1722 137 printed|at|the|head|of|most|naval|articles
n04-075-07 ok 168 19 351 1969 875 134 in|the|Daily|Courier|.
n04-084-00 err 184 42 362 658 1815 98 "|Oh|,|the|Press|,|"|said|Seaweed|.|"|Down|here|on|business|,|Mr.
n04-084-01 err 189 32 375 842 1764 128 Bawley|?|"|"|A|pressman|is|always|on|the|job|.|"
n04-084-02 ok 189 25 370 1022 1701 97 He|held|out|his|hand|and|John|could|not|do
n04-084-03 err 187 31 370 1203 1666 127 otherwise|than|take|it|.|"|Pleased|to|meet|you|,
n04-084-04 ok 193 31 380 1380 1693 98 Commander|,|"|he|said|.|"|Now|what|about|that
n04-084-05 err 188 29 380 1562 1813 125 drink|?|"|John|nodded|-|he|could|afford|to|buy
n04-084-06 ok 188 18 381 1740 1254 137 one|in|return|and|he|was|lonely|.
n04-092-00 err 188 33 370 840 1813 123 "|For|the|sake|of|accuracy|,|"|he|said|,|"|and|I
n04-092-01 err 189 21 361 1028 1736 134 know|how|you|newspaper|people|value|that|commodity|!|-
n04-092-02 err 192 29 364 1204 1785 111 please|don't|address|me|as|Commander|.|I|'m
n04-092-03 ok 192 27 380 1361 1700 139 a|Lieutenant-Commander|.|Perhaps|we|could
n04-092-04 ok 182 25 377 1568 1743 116 drop|the|rank|-|such|a|mouthful|!|"|"|You|'re
n04-092-05 err 181 26 380 1737 1818 139 absolutely|right|,|"|said|Bawley|,|as|he|pushed|over
n04-092-06 ok 187 24 354 1923 1736 136 his|glass|.|"|Fill|it|up|,|darling|.|Accuracy|above
n04-092-07 ok 184 21 362 2112 1752 127 all|else|.|We|pride|ourselves|about|accuracy|on
n04-092-08 ok 178 10 378 2293 446 72 the|Courier|.
n04-100-00 err 186 25 373 655 1770 117 Ever|known|us|bowl|a|wide|about|your|Service|?
n04-100-01 ok 189 30 355 843 1824 148 Check|and|counter-check|-|nothing|but|the|truth|.
n04-100-02 err 188 29 322 1017 1727 143 Somewhat|embarrassing|,|what|?|"|"|How|can|the
n04-100-03 err 190 29 337 1206 1843 139 truth|be|embarrassing|?|"|John|sipped|his|double
n04-100-04 ok 193 43 347 1369 1897 126 gin|with|relish|.|It|was|his|favourite|brand|,
n04-100-05 ok 186 20 328 1569 1862 129 he|was|on|the|verge|of|a|new|chapter|in
n04-100-06 ok 188 31 341 1749 1855 118 his|career|,|and|his|companion's|attitude|was
n04-100-07 ok 190 11 334 1919 444 126 challenging|.
n04-107-00 ok 191 24 345 659 1782 125 Life|at|home|and|in|Bath|had|been|a
n04-107-01 ok 191 22 375 832 1710 143 trifle|too|comfortable|and|humdrum|.
n04-107-02 ok 192 23 374 1030 1771 124 He|'d|never|before|met|a|pressman|and
n04-107-03 err 188 33 374 1201 1763 149 found|him|curiously|stimulating|.|"|You|'re|a
n04-107-04 err 190 33 359 1394 1679 112 bit|of|a|humorist|,|aren't|you|?|"|said
n04-107-05 ok 193 30 359 1558 1796 149 Bawley|.|"|The|truth|is|usually|very|embarra-
n04-107-06 err 188 33 366 1737 1768 120 ssing|.|You|'re|in|submarines|,|aren't|you|?|"
n04-107-07 err 191 28 356 1914 1668 157 "|You|know|a|great|deal|about|me|,|"
n04-107-08 ok 195 8 365 2110 426 94 said|John|.
n04-114-00 err 182 26 365 803 1681 132 "|It|'s|my|business|.|I|'ll|tell|you|more|.|You|'re
n04-114-01 ok 185 28 377 1016 1785 116 going|to|take|over|command|of|Pericles|.|Am|I
n04-114-02 err 190 32 366 1187 1656 126 right|?|"|"|Who|told|you|?|"|"|Little|bird|.
n04-114-03 err 188 34 377 1375 1693 141 Other|half|?|"|John|nodded|.|"|On|me|.|"|Bawley
n04-114-04 err 186 27 376 1564 1745 107 shook|his|head|.|"|All|paid|for|by|His|Lordship|,|"
n04-114-05 ok 188 31 374 1729 1713 118 he|said|.|"|Expense|account|.|You|'re|a|married
n04-114-06 err 183 31 379 1939 1835 129 man|with|a|couple|of|kids|.|Can't|go|wasting
n04-114-07 ok 187 19 368 2082 1779 156 your|substance|on|a|complete|stranger|.|Set
n04-114-08 ok 184 19 413 2275 789 138 'em|up|,|darling|!|"
n04-130-00 err 169 28 332 727 1852 166 John|flushed|.|"|I|'m|not|in|need|of|charity|.|"|"|Come
n04-130-01 ok 166 32 345 913 1753 166 off|it|,|"|said|Bawley|.|"|The|proprietor|of|the|Daily
n04-130-02 ok 166 25 339 1081 1806 190 Courier|knows|what|'s|going|on|.|If|he|doesn't|mind|,
n04-130-03 ok 166 24 334 1258 1615 183 why|should|you|?|"|"|I|see|.|"|John|took|the
n04-130-04 ok 163 21 320 1429 1688 209 refilled|glass|and|looked|over|the|rim|at|his
n04-130-05 ok 163 26 313 1636 1800 162 companion|.|"|You|want|me|to|talk|,|is|that|it|?|"
n04-139-00 ok 169 23 335 732 1744 178 "|You|misjudge|me|,|"|said|Bawley|.|"|You|have
n04-139-01 err 168 20 345 911 1843 179 nothing|to|tell|me|,|yet|.|But|we|'ll|be|meeting
n04-139-02 err 167 15 322 1088 1702 289 again|,|no|doubt|,|and|then|you|will|have|.
n04-139-03 err 168 19 396 1268 1662 201 Regard|this|as|a|softening-up|process|,|and
n04-139-04 err 165 18 352 1436 1690 144 have|dinner|with|me|?|On|His|Lordship|,
n04-139-05 ok 165 26 333 1625 1646 198 of|course|.|"|"|On|one|condition|,|"|said|John|.
n04-139-06 err 164 26 339 1785 1759 145 "|Tell|me|who|the|little|bird|was|.|"|"|Can't
n04-139-07 err 167 24 334 1965 1821 223 you|guess|?|Whose|portrait|appears|regularly
n04-139-08 err 164 9 334 2178 968 177 in|the|shiny|papers|?|"
n04-149-00 err 168 20 378 731 1580 182 "|You|mean|Munyard|?|"|"|Sure|.|Very|useful
n04-149-01 err 166 23 340 919 1692 169 contact|,|is|our|Robbie|;|he|gives|us|the|gen|and
n04-149-02 ok 166 18 336 1093 1696 178 we|give|him|the|publicity|.|'|The|Honourable
n04-149-03 err 168 23 322 1256 1774 188 "|Robbie|"|and|friend|'|,|what|?|You|know|the
n04-149-04 ok 168 20 341 1439 1676 208 sort|of|thing|.|"|"|You|'ll|get|nothing|out|of|me|,|"
n04-149-05 err 167 26 327 1617 1783 206 said|John|,|"|but|you|can|pay|for|my|drinks
n04-149-06 err 167 20 330 1809 1653 202 if|you|want|to|,|as|long|as|you|keep|off
n04-149-07 err 165 7 314 2013 660 95 Service|matters|.|"
n04-156-00 err 168 28 320 696 1816 217 "|Good-oh|!|One|for|the|grill-room|,|darling|,|and
n04-156-01 ok 168 21 325 908 1587 185 tell|George|to|bring|in|the|6carte|du|jour|.|"
n04-156-02 err 168 17 300 1087 1755 243 Bawley|was|a|man|of|his|word|.|He|kept
n04-156-03 err 168 15 331 1249 1827 201 away|from|Service|matters|,|was|an|excellent
n04-156-04 ok 166 17 303 1438 1829 158 host|and|a|splendid|raconteur|.|The|evening
n04-156-05 ok 166 17 285 1613 1747 191 passed|all|too|quickly|.|As|they|parted|in
n04-156-06 ok 165 15 333 1802 1568 107 the|vestibule|the|two|men|were|well
n04-156-07 ok 166 11 305 1970 1279 161 disposed|towards|each|other|.
n04-163-00 err 170 18 324 709 1793 189 "|Ever|been|to|Fleet|Street|?|"|asked|Bawley|.
n04-163-01 err 166 24 320 875 1615 233 "|You|should|.|Next|time|you|'re|in|Town
n04-163-02 ok 166 18 351 1079 1745 200 give|me|a|ring|at|this|number|and|I|'ll
n04-163-03 err 167 15 339 1256 1740 180 take|you|round|the|pubs|where|most
n04-163-04 err 166 18 336 1441 1730 158 of|the|work|is|done|.|"|He|held|out|a|card|.
n04-163-05 ok 165 25 299 1599 1683 176 John|took|it|and|put|it|in|his|pocket|.
n04-163-06 err 167 27 344 1794 1676 180 "|Thanks|,|"|he|said|.|"|If|ever|my|missus
n04-163-07 err 165 17 355 1971 1507 189 lets|me|off|the|chain|I|'ll|take|you
n04-163-08 ok 160 6 370 2169 471 164 up|on|that|.
n04-171-00 ok 155 15 390 747 1663 107 Ever|been|out|in|a|submarine|?|I|'ll|give
n04-171-01 ok 154 14 372 942 1627 112 you|a|spin|round|one|of|these|days|,|if|you
n04-171-02 ok 154 19 362 1112 1874 121 like|.|You|could|write|it|up|.|"|Bawley|made|a|face|.
n04-171-03 ok 155 24 348 1279 1589 122 "|Not|in|Pericles|,|old|man|.|"|"|Why|not|?|"
n04-171-04 ok 149 16 368 1459 1772 134 "|Better|ask|Robbie|Munyard|.|"|"|What|'s|he|been
n04-171-05 ok 148 19 345 1643 1812 132 saying|?|"|John|was|furious|.|The|little|squirt|!
n04-171-06 ok 151 10 368 1821 1374 131 To|go|gassing|to|a|newspaper|man|!
n04-183-00 ok 155 18 346 719 1758 152 "|Look|!|"|he|went|on|earnestly|.|"|You|'re|not|going
n04-183-01 ok 155 17 340 915 1811 143 to|write|up|Pericles|in|some|way|or|other|,|are
n04-183-02 ok 155 21 344 1087 1661 136 you|?|"|"|What|is|there|to|write|up|?|"|said
n04-183-03 ok 156 14 356 1275 1739 126 Bawley|.|"|There|are|forty-three|submarines|in
n04-183-04 ok 153 16 340 1440 1708 151 the|Navy|-|why|should|I|pick|on|Pericles|?|"
n04-183-05 ok 151 17 357 1638 1754 137 John|eyed|him|steadily|.|"|It|'s|the|Parcifal
n04-183-06 ok 153 20 366 1807 1550 145 business|,|isn't|it|?|"|he|said|quietly|.
n04-190-00 err 157 22 327 721 1861 179 "|I|don't|want|it|to|happen|again|,|"|said|Bawley|-
n04-190-01 ok 156 15 327 933 1469 138 "|more|so|than|ever|since|I|met|you|.|"
n04-190-02 ok 156 19 340 1093 1721 150 "|What|did|Munyard|say|?|"|"|The|Snort|-|hull
n04-190-03 ok 156 18 365 1258 1891 140 fitting|fractured|.|"|"|Supposing|I|was|to|tell|you|that
n04-190-04 ok 156 15 343 1435 1835 145 we|'ve|had|Pericles'|entire|Snort|equipment|removed
n04-190-05 err 155 19 345 1619 1886 124 and|X-rayed|and|that|it|was|as|sound|as|a|bell|?|"
n04-190-06 ok 155 4 329 1793 380 107 said|John|.
n04-195-00 ok 157 15 357 728 1784 140 "|Munyard|didn't|tell|me|that|.|But|I|must|confess
n04-195-01 ok 153 17 364 928 1656 124 I|'m|relieved|.|But|it|still|doesn't|do|away
n04-195-02 ok 157 15 353 1109 1779 127 with|the|possibility|of|faulty|design|.|"|He|held
n04-195-03 ok 157 20 341 1280 1816 131 out|his|hand|.|"|Maybe|I|will|take|a|trip|with|you
n04-195-04 err 157 19 369 1458 1716 136 one|of|these|days|,|"|he|said|.|"|In|the|meantime
n04-195-05 ok 153 17 337 1633 1785 136 I|'ll|tell|my|editor|that|the|story|'s|a|dead|bird|.
n04-202-00 ok 182 33 394 896 1730 110 Glad|I|met|you|.|Don't|forget|to|give|me|a|ring|-
n04-202-01 ok 182 42 396 1086 1736 100 any|time|-|knock|twice|and|ask|for|Bawley|,|what|?|"
n04-202-02 ok 182 31 385 1241 1646 99 "|I|don't|know|when|that|will|be|,|"|said|John|.
n04-202-03 ok 183 34 385 1433 1784 126 "|I|shall|be|busy|for|a|while|,|cleaning|up|after
n04-202-04 ok 182 39 391 1609 1863 123 Master|bloody|Munyard|.|"|THERE|were|six|submarines|,
n04-202-05 ok 182 41 369 1793 1841 121 lying|in|pairs|alongside|the|jetty|at|Fort|Blockhouse|.
n04-202-06 ok 182 37 362 1965 1800 119 Black|and|grimly|businesslike|they|both|looked|and
n04-202-07 ok 182 31 375 2157 1688 115 sounded|,|for|all|of|them|were|rumbling|as|they
n04-202-08 ok 177 16 388 2329 1014 99 charged|their|electric|batteries|.
n04-209-00 ok 183 35 373 901 1690 107 A|light|wind|wafted|the|smoke|of|diesel|exhaust|in
n04-209-01 ok 182 33 366 1080 1624 106 through|the|open|windows|of|the|Captain's|house|.|It
n04-209-02 ok 182 31 372 1254 1788 122 pervaded|every|room|but|neither|Harry|nor|Madeleine
n04-209-03 ok 183 40 359 1432 1777 119 Turton|noticed|its|existence|as|they|sat|in|silence|over
n04-209-04 ok 179 32 369 1617 1650 116 a|substantial|breakfast|.|Although|usually|a|very
n04-209-05 ok 182 30 374 1792 1698 119 talkative|lady|Madeleine|respected|her|husband's
n04-209-06 ok 182 36 364 1972 1725 113 silences|,|for|she|knew|they|betokened|a|worry|of
n04-209-07 ok 183 9 383 2154 345 72 some|sort|.
n04-213-00 ok 182 31 369 905 1762 125 There|had|been|many|such|breakfasts|lately|since|the
n04-213-01 ok 182 34 362 1077 1823 126 affair|of|Parsifal|.|Harry|had|lost|a|good|deal|of|weight|.
n04-213-02 ok 182 39 381 1258 1771 121 His|normal|placid|and|steady-going|manner|remained|,
n04-213-03 ok 182 32 360 1441 1752 117 but|she|could|see|that|it|no|longer|came|naturally|.
n04-213-04 ok 179 40 374 1620 1794 120 It|is|the|common|lot|of|all|Squadron|Senior|Officers
n04-213-05 ok 179 34 370 1810 1941 96 to|experience|such|catastrophes|as|the|loss|of|a|submarine|,
n04-213-06 ok 179 31 375 1984 1760 119 though|in|peace|time|these|happenings|are|few|and
n04-213-07 ok 179 8 368 2142 414 98 far|between|.
n04-218-00 ok 182 45 351 891 1777 116 This|is|the|testing|time|for|all|.|The|affair|blows|up|into
n04-218-01 ok 182 38 349 1080 1684 80 a|national|disaster|and|then|when|it|is|all|over|life
n04-218-02 ok 182 36 355 1259 1804 106 must|continue|as|before|.|During|this|period|the|Captain
n04-218-03 ok 182 31 358 1439 1823 100 must|present|an|unruffled|appearance|and|carry|on|as
n04-218-04 ok 182 43 362 1609 1778 107 if|nothing|unusual|has|happened|.|Harry|Turton|had
n04-218-05 ok 179 36 350 1781 1745 99 written|letters|to|the|bereaved|,|had|visited|many|in|the
n04-218-06 ok 179 37 349 1969 1839 116 locality|,|had|been|interviewed|by|the|Press|,|had|driven
n04-218-07 ok 179 39 361 2156 1761 113 his|surviving|submarines|a|good|deal|harder|than
n04-218-08 ok 179 36 370 2323 1836 102 usual|and|in|fact|had|applied|all|the|usual|specifics
n04-218-09 ok 179 20 357 2509 919 92 suitable|for|such|occasions|.
n06-074-00 ok 179 24 372 744 1798 123 He|rode|down|to|where|I|was|waiting|.|I|was
n06-074-01 ok 180 28 367 900 1784 155 thinking|what|a|skill|he|had|for|reading
n06-074-02 ok 180 33 378 1084 1806 149 my|mind|.|"|This|would|be|as|good|a|place
n06-074-03 err 181 27 372 1256 1770 153 for|a|hold-up|as|any|,|"|he|said|,|reining|in
n06-074-04 ok 180 27 370 1453 1750 94 near|me|.|"|Yes|,|"|I|said|.|"|It|'ll|be|here|to-
n06-074-05 ok 180 25 364 1634 1706 127 morrow|as|likely|as|not|.|"|I|paused|.|"|Miss
n06-074-06 ok 179 22 375 1807 1428 107 Jeannie|'ll|be|on|that|coach|,|Dan|.|"
n06-082-00 ok 180 31 333 714 1763 118 "|Yes|,|"|he|said|.|"|I|know|.|"|"|No|harm|must|come
n06-082-01 err 179 22 348 909 1774 124 to|her|,|Dan|.|"|"|She|'ll|be|all|right|.|It|'s|the
n06-082-02 ok 181 26 370 1091 1753 100 men|who|'ll|be|after|that|coach|I|'m|interested
n06-082-03 ok 179 26 354 1273 1656 133 in|,|Johnny|.|"|"|I|know|.|But|if|lead|starts
n06-082-04 err 180 24 374 1445 1702 143 flying|she|might|be|in|danger|.|"|"|That|'s|so|.
n06-082-05 ok 178 25 355 1632 1691 171 But|I|reckon|they|'ll|be|too|busy|shooting|at
n06-082-06 ok 177 19 371 1813 1672 90 us|to|bother|with|the|coach|and|the|folks
n06-082-07 ok 177 7 381 1986 245 74 in|it|.|"
n06-092-00 ok 181 27 329 727 1821 129 "|Maybe|,|"|I|said|.|"|But|we|'ve|got|to|remember
n06-092-01 ok 181 21 358 919 1740 115 that|girl|all|the|time|,|Dan|.|I|feel|kind
n06-092-02 ok 181 25 356 1100 1748 127 of|responsible|for|her|.|"|"|Of|course|,|"|he|said|,
n06-092-03 ok 180 24 376 1267 1667 131 giving|me|one|of|his|strange|looks|.|Then|he
n06-092-04 err 180 23 366 1466 1643 79 turned|the|conversation|.|"|Let|'s|ride|over
n06-092-05 ok 181 21 356 1638 1726 106 and|have|a|look|at|the|mining|camp|.
n06-092-06 err 180 21 350 1830 1726 114 After|all|it|'s|them|we|'re|supposed|to|be
n06-092-07 ok 182 22 369 2005 1727 106 working|for|,|as|well|as|the|townsfolk|and
n06-092-08 ok 179 10 345 2163 873 144 the|agency|detective|.|"
n06-100-00 ok 180 19 372 740 1772 113 With|something|of|a|start|I|remembered|the
n06-100-01 ok 179 23 367 930 1721 113 man|who|'d|brought|us|into|this|business|.
n06-100-02 ok 179 24 342 1112 1742 127 "|Maybe|you|don't|know|about|Appleton|,
n06-100-03 err 178 24 369 1264 1745 131 Dan|?|"|"|Know|what|?|"|"|That|he|'s|dead|,|"
n06-100-04 ok 179 25 372 1469 1787 125 I|said|.|I|watched|him|because|I|was|always
n06-100-05 ok 178 23 389 1657 1760 130 fascinated|by|the|way|he|looked|when|you
n06-100-06 ok 178 34 350 1827 1815 112 tried|to|surprise|him|.|"|Dead|?|"|he|said|.|"|Yes|.
n06-100-07 ok 177 20 373 2012 1706 97 Dead|.|Shuffled|out|of|the|deck|.|Blasted
n06-100-08 ok 176 21 374 2189 1676 117 down|with|a|shotgun|outside|the|Palace
n06-100-09 ok 176 10 355 2350 464 126 last|night|.|"
n06-111-00 ok 180 29 353 732 1699 108 "|Fenton|or|Somers|,|"|he|said|.|"|Or|the|Town
n06-111-01 ok 181 26 341 914 1708 116 Marshal|,|"|I|added|.|His|face|was|fixed|,
n06-111-02 err 181 25 345 1104 1683 131 unreadable|as|a|rock|.|"|Let|'s|get|over|to|the
n06-111-03 err 178 22 341 1276 1797 132 mining|camp|,|"|he|said|abruptly|.|He|wheeled
n06-111-04 ok 181 21 368 1461 1773 109 his|horse|back|off|the|trail|and|up|the|slope
n06-111-05 ok 178 30 374 1646 1633 112 leading|to|the|ridge|.|I|followed|.|From|the
n06-111-06 ok 180 25 350 1813 1801 132 top|you|could|see|something|of|the|wild|hill
n06-111-07 ok 179 19 369 2001 1754 116 country|that|lay|all|round|Gilburg|Crossing|.
n06-119-00 ok 178 19 344 741 1649 105 The|air|was|fresh|and|clear|and|you
n06-119-01 ok 181 20 378 924 1707 127 could|see|far|over|west|and|north|for|many
n06-119-02 ok 179 21 355 1106 1729 126 miles|.|The|real|high|country|of|the|Rockies
n06-119-03 ok 179 20 369 1281 1759 106 lifted|up|in|the|distance|like|a|pale|water-
n06-119-04 ok 181 21 355 1471 1682 124 colour|drawing|.|Between|us|and|that|lay
n06-119-05 ok 178 20 394 1639 1661 122 a|vast|stretch|of|hills|,|canyons|,|buttes|and
n06-119-06 ok 178 7 363 1812 280 121 malpais|.
n06-123-00 err 178 23 365 742 1706 112 "|The|mine-workings|lie|north|of|the|town|,|"
n06-123-01 ok 181 20 364 923 1653 117 said|Dan|.|"|If|we|head|west|we|ought|to
n06-123-02 ok 180 29 360 1092 1838 144 cut|the|trail|leading|from|Gilburg|to|the|north|.|"
n06-123-03 ok 182 27 366 1280 1708 129 So|we|swung|west|,|making|slow|going|over
n06-123-04 ok 181 25 363 1457 1756 125 rough|country|,|sliding|on|shale|,|climbing|down
n06-123-05 ok 178 20 390 1628 1584 133 into|draws|,|circling|a|big|mesa|by|a
n06-123-06 ok 180 28 375 1825 1724 126 four|or|five|mile|valley|,|sandy-floored|.|It
n06-123-07 ok 179 20 349 2004 1763 128 got|hotter|as|the|day|wore|on|and|we|rested
n06-123-08 ok 179 20 385 2181 1718 107 gratefully|by|a|small|creek|where|we|watered
n06-123-09 ok 178 23 399 2370 1583 107 the|horses|and|drank|enough|to|cure|our
n06-123-10 ok 175 3 364 2540 252 70 thirst|.
n06-128-00 ok 178 21 370 745 1719 126 An|hour's|riding|brought|us|to|a|trail|that
n06-128-01 err 179 24 347 932 1676 95 we|figured|would|lead|to|the|miners'|camp|.
n06-128-02 ok 179 25 356 1099 1746 100 We|turned|north|into|it|and|after|about|four
n06-128-03 ok 179 19 359 1279 1592 126 miles|it|led|into|a|small|canyon|which
n06-128-04 ok 179 19 354 1463 1690 94 opened|out|into|a|wide|shallow|draw|.
n06-128-05 ok 179 23 387 1644 1691 97 Here|in|a|dried-up|creek-bed|we|found
n06-128-06 ok 178 16 377 1816 1692 121 the|miners|at|work|.|They|were|scattered
n06-128-07 ok 179 22 380 1999 1632 129 over|a|fairly|wide|area|working|singly|or
n06-128-08 err 176 5 371 2180 324 90 in|pairs|.
n06-133-00 err 181 22 365 733 1721 132 We|didn't|approach|unchallenged|.|Just|short
n06-133-01 ok 182 24 380 925 1658 141 of|the|diggings|there|was|a|roughly-built
n06-133-02 ok 180 32 372 1115 1804 116 shack|and|as|we|got|near|someone|inside|bawled
n06-133-03 ok 180 26 369 1282 1646 132 out|,|"|If|you|come|any|closer|,|I|'ll|sure|blow
n06-133-04 ok 179 33 395 1466 1788 122 your|whiskers|off|.|"|"|Take|it|easy|,|mister|,|"|I|sang
n06-133-05 err 178 28 364 1645 1865 128 out|.|"|We|don't|aim|to|come|any|closer|and|we|'ve
n06-133-06 ok 178 19 379 1834 1755 98 got|no|whiskers|so|as|you|can|see|.|Just|you
n06-133-07 ok 179 24 394 2010 1738 86 go|and|tell|Nick|Dowd|we|'ve|come|to|talk
n06-133-08 ok 180 22 374 2188 1759 116 to|him|about|what|happened|last|night|.|"
n06-140-00 err 178 23 332 742 1621 119 "|Oh|,|"|said|the|unseen|guard|.|He|blew|a
n06-140-01 ok 178 26 347 934 1728 107 whistle|then|,|loud|and|shrill|.|The|gun|barrel
n06-140-02 ok 179 21 363 1116 1740 116 peeking|out|through|a|hole|in|the|shack|never
n06-140-03 ok 179 30 355 1284 1725 107 wavered|.|We|sat|our|horses|,|waiting|.|"|Looks|as
n06-140-04 ok 179 32 356 1465 1825 132 though|they|'re|expecting|trouble|,|"|I|said|.|"|Where
n06-140-05 err 179 22 380 1651 1794 113 there|'s|gold|and|women|there|'s|always|trouble|,|"
n06-140-06 ok 178 31 380 1822 1773 116 observed|Dan|,|shifting|about|in|his|saddle|.|He
n06-140-07 ok 179 19 364 2022 946 103 was|never|long|on|patience|.
n06-148-00 ok 195 29 371 753 1696 87 I|saw|several|men|running|down|towards
n06-148-01 err 193 28 361 937 1647 79 the|shack|.|They|were|all|armed|with|rifles|.
n06-148-02 ok 195 31 359 1117 1635 60 As|the|nearest|of|them|came|round|the
n06-148-03 ok 196 39 353 1294 1848 75 shack|,|his|rifle|at|the|ready|,|I|saw|it|was|Nick
n06-148-04 ok 195 39 363 1472 1680 83 Dowd|,|still|wearing|his|blue|check|shirt|.|He
n06-148-05 err 194 42 356 1660 1738 72 came|up|close|,|eyeing|us|suspiciously|.|"|We|'ve
n06-148-06 ok 196 40 365 1834 1725 76 come|2a-calling|,|"|I|said|.|"|Can't|see|no|reason
n06-148-07 ok 197 42 362 2006 1774 86 for|calling|,|"|he|said|.|"|Still|long|as|you|'re|here
n06-148-08 ok 193 25 369 2198 1286 64 you|may|as|well|stay|a|while|.
n06-156-00 err 192 37 409 760 1611 75 'Light|an'|come|on|in|.|"|We|dismounted|and
n06-156-01 ok 190 31 388 938 1615 78 one|of|the|miners|who|'d|come|along|with
n06-156-02 ok 192 30 369 1124 1707 61 Nick|Dowd|took|our|horses|off|to|water|.
n06-156-03 ok 193 35 374 1289 1580 62 We|followed|Nick|Dowd|into|the|shack|.
n06-156-04 ok 193 34 361 1468 1771 89 They|'d|rigged|up|a|stove|of|sorts|and|on|it
n06-156-05 ok 191 34 369 1664 1628 73 a|huge|blackened|coffee-pot|steamed|.|Other
n06-156-06 ok 191 37 367 1842 1801 56 miners|followed|in|at|our|heels|.|Nick|Dowd
n06-156-07 ok 192 30 387 2017 1681 61 found|us|a|couple|of|boxes|to|sit|on|.
n06-163-00 ok 194 32 360 759 1767 59 A|small|man|in|bib|overalls|and|a|battered
n06-163-01 ok 195 37 350 938 1747 69 Derby|hat|fussed|around|the|stove|.|"|2Ain't
n06-163-02 err 191 40 357 1124 1721 78 exactly|the|Ritz|Hotel|but|we|'ve|got|our|little
n06-163-03 ok 192 38 348 1299 1626 63 comforts|,|"|said|Dowd|.|He|introduced|the|men
n06-163-04 ok 193 39 344 1475 1656 74 who|'d|come|in|as|Roper|Smith|,|Shorty|,|Mick
n06-163-05 err 194 43 360 1653 1740 78 Golightly|,|Swede|and|the|Sodbuster|.|This|last|was
n06-163-06 ok 192 37 380 1841 1663 74 the|little|hombre|in|big|overalls|.|Very|soon|he
n06-163-07 ok 191 36 374 2017 1555 73 had|tin|mugs|filled|with|hot|black|coffee
n06-163-08 ok 191 33 359 2199 1640 54 sweetened|with|molasses|for|all|and|for|us
n06-163-09 err 190 19 368 2383 1217 58 there|were|two|plates|of|beans|.
n06-169-00 err 195 37 347 706 1776 125 "|They|gives|you|the|wind|,|"|said|the|Sodbuster
n06-169-01 err 196 32 373 934 1658 77 handing|them|to|us|,|"|but|it|'s|all|we|got
n06-169-02 ok 192 33 360 1121 1730 69 as|of|now|,|apart|from|a|few|sacks|of|gold
n06-169-03 ok 191 36 374 1295 1649 69 dust|.|"|He|winked|at|his|partners|.|They|all
n06-169-04 err 190 29 375 1477 1772 54 watched|us|as|we|ate|the|beans|.|Then|when
n06-169-05 ok 188 37 509 1649 1610 72 we|'d|finished|and|I|'d|rolled|a|cigarette
n06-169-06 err 189 40 382 1822 1764 77 the|man|called|Shorty|said|,|"|You|were|saying|when
n06-169-07 ok 188 35 383 2012 1650 67 you|came|in|that|2somep'n|happened|last
n06-169-08 err 187 8 376 2190 261 71 night|.|"
n06-175-00 err 194 42 371 731 1640 114 "|Yes|,|"|I|said|.|"|Something|happened|all|right|.
n06-175-01 ok 191 36 364 938 1582 79 After|you|'d|left|the|meeting|,|mister|"|-|I
n06-175-02 err 189 34 362 1114 1611 63 looked|across|at|Nick|Dowd|-|"|someone|cut
n06-175-03 ok 190 34 363 1298 1586 75 down|William|Appleton|outside|the|Palace
n06-175-04 ok 191 34 362 1462 1711 98 with|a|shotgun|.|"|I|paused|and|watched|my
n06-175-05 ok 188 29 357 1659 1693 73 words|affect|them|in|their|different|ways|.
n06-175-06 err 190 41 370 1819 1743 88 "|That|'s|sure|bad|news|,|"|said|Dowd|,|sombrely|.
n06-175-07 ok 189 37 367 1998 1612 106 "|It|2jest|about|leaves|everything|wide|open
n06-175-08 ok 188 31 363 2196 1560 66 for|Mr.|Pell|and|his|bunch|,|"|observed
n06-175-09 ok 188 7 367 2376 251 62 Shorty|.
n06-182-00 ok 194 26 374 756 1640 88 The|rest|of|the|men|there|said|nothing|but
n06-182-01 ok 193 32 377 940 1631 73 you|could|see|they|were|hard|hit|.|They|were
n06-182-02 ok 192 31 361 1123 1709 66 simple|men|who|knew|a|lot|maybe|about
n06-182-03 ok 194 37 372 1302 1625 78 digging|for|gold|but|were|babes|in|arms
n06-182-04 ok 193 37 364 1477 1738 74 when|it|came|to|dealing|with|owlhooters|and
n06-182-05 ok 192 28 363 1659 1673 67 desperadoes|like|Pell|and|Fenton|and|the
n06-182-06 ok 192 35 365 1819 1742 101 rest|.|"|I|guess|we|'d|better|hold|onto|the|gold
n06-182-07 ok 191 35 360 2007 1535 82 right|2hyar|,|Nick|,|"|said|the|Sodbuster|.
n06-186-00 err 192 44 364 734 1677 101 "|Yeah|,|"|said|Dowd|dubiously|.|"|2Mebbe|we|'d
n06-186-01 ok 191 40 374 937 1723 73 better|.|"|Surprisingly|Dan|Maffrey|came|in|at
n06-186-02 err 191 43 367 1118 1666 66 that|point|.|"|If|you|do|,|"|he|said|,|"|you|'ll|be
n06-186-03 ok 189 33 347 1294 1675 83 sure|asking|for|trouble|.|They|'ll|be|on|your
n06-186-04 ok 191 39 357 1479 1803 66 necks|before|you|can|say|'|knife|'|.|It|wouldn't
n06-186-05 err 190 36 357 1658 1692 85 be|the|first|time|they|'ve|held|up|a|diggings
n06-186-06 ok 189 33 361 1832 1726 77 at|gun|point|either|.|They|'ve|done|it|before
n06-186-07 ok 191 22 355 2012 1010 80 and|got|away|with|it|.|"
n06-194-00 ok 190 40 346 717 1727 116 "|You|'re|2durned|tootin'|,|mister|,|"|said|the|man
n06-194-01 ok 190 41 357 923 1736 93 called|Roper|Smith|.|"|We|'ve|got|five|rifles|among
n06-194-02 ok 189 35 356 1117 1684 62 us|and|a|few|six-shooters|.|But|most|of|us
n06-194-03 ok 190 37 352 1297 1606 56 2ain't|2eddicated|in|shootin'|.|It|'d|be|a
n06-194-04 err 191 39 363 1475 1689 71 2massacree|,|2yessir|.|"|"|If|you|'ll|take|a|chance
n06-194-05 ok 191 29 360 1656 1728 78 on|getting|your|gold|to|the|bank|,|then|we|'ll
n06-194-06 err 189 30 372 1833 1675 82 abide|by|what|we|said|at|the|meeting|,|"
n06-194-07 err 189 37 363 2007 1835 88 said|Dan|.|"|We|'ll|watch|the|stage|out|of|reach|.|"
n06-201-00 err 192 34 352 757 1586 76 I|couldn't|quite|see|how|all|this|fitted|in
n06-201-01 ok 190 30 351 935 1648 85 with|Dan|Maffrey's|aim|to|avenge|himself
n06-201-02 ok 191 27 349 1121 1542 52 on|the|Fenton|bunch|but|still|it|was|a
n06-201-03 ok 192 30 354 1290 1610 76 handsome|offer|so|I|chimed|in|too|.|"|That
n06-201-04 err 190 34 353 1466 1727 91 goes|for|me|,|gentlemen|,|"|I|said|.|"|If|they|do|try
n06-201-05 ok 188 34 346 1661 1706 71 and|hold|up|the|stage|,|it|'ll|be|a|couple|or
n06-201-06 ok 186 31 355 1840 1700 63 three|of|them|,|no|more|.|I|reckon|we|can|deal
n06-201-07 ok 188 19 352 2006 784 88 with|them|all|right|.|"
p01-147-00 ok 179 21 437 747 1798 118 Mr.|Copthorne|knew|a|way|round|by|the|side
p01-147-01 ok 177 15 407 925 1690 84 of|the|church|where|there|was|a|small|open
p01-147-02 ok 175 23 415 1107 1833 113 outbuilding|where|the|grave|digger|kept|his|spades
p01-147-03 ok 180 23 400 1290 1869 105 and|forks|and|tidying|up|implements|.|It|might
p01-147-04 ok 175 18 385 1462 1851 90 be|open|.|It|was|.|He|entered|,|and|seated|himself
p01-147-05 ok 175 19 401 1636 1824 99 in|a|huddle|upon|an|upturned|wheelbarrow|.
p01-147-06 ok 172 16 398 1817 1790 109 His|curious|headgear|fell|off|.|Strange|things
p01-147-07 ok 171 20 412 2000 1848 109 were|going|on|in|his|bewildered|brain|.|When
p01-147-08 ok 168 19 409 2180 1794 102 a|man|was|drowning|and|towards|his|last
p01-147-09 ok 168 21 432 2346 1829 115 gasp|it|was|scientifically|supposed|his|whole
p01-147-10 ok 169 18 416 2540 1840 96 life|came|up|before|him|in|some|cinematic
p01-147-11 err 166 7 423 2711 705 84 kind|of|sequence|.
p01-155-00 err 185 27 398 744 1609 118 Mr.|Copthorne|was|on|dry|land|in|a|church
p01-155-01 ok 189 41 393 933 1739 119 outbuilding|,|but|this|was|happening|to|him|now|.|He
p01-155-02 ok 190 29 397 1109 1753 121 saw|himself|as|a|sulky|,|ugly|,|malformed|,|repressed
p01-155-03 ok 190 29 412 1290 1756 118 boy|,|then|a|young|youth|.|He|saw|himself|refusing
p01-155-04 ok 187 36 410 1467 1802 118 baptism|according|to|the|sect|his|parents|belonged|to|.
p01-155-05 err 184 32 405 1645 1742 143 Walking|out|of|the|chapel|later|on|.|Continuing
p01-155-06 ok 181 27 417 1823 1747 117 on|,|his|leaping|mind|flashed|pictures|of|chi-
p01-155-07 ok 187 27 408 2004 1757 114 canery|and|corruption|,|the|growth|of|the|dea-
p01-155-08 ok 183 22 400 2190 1759 120 dly|decadence|and|absorption|in|debase-
p01-155-09 ok 186 16 419 2372 1243 123 ment|and|Satanic|debauchery|.
p01-168-00 ok 184 35 360 743 1747 97 He|didn't|know|what|to|make|of|it|,|but|it
p01-168-01 ok 185 36 358 931 1812 99 was|Mr.|Copthorne|all|right|.|Perhaps|he|had
p01-168-02 ok 187 33 361 1105 1704 128 been|attending|some|kind|of|fancy|dress|do
p01-168-03 ok 186 37 350 1285 1745 139 in|London|.|Very|strange|his|eyes|looked|.|Mad|,
p01-168-04 ok 182 36 335 1456 1692 136 hunted|eyes|,|as|if|the|poor|fellow|had|rocks|in
p01-168-05 ok 182 30 346 1650 1616 114 his|head|,|so|the|verger|described|afterwards|.
p01-168-06 err 183 38 368 1821 1705 145 "|You|'re|very|early|about|,|sir|,|"|he|said|,|trying|to
p01-168-07 ok 184 13 355 2010 514 100 speak|normally|.
p01-174-00 ok 189 14 317 745 1807 155 "|Yes|.|I|travelled|down|from|London
p01-174-01 ok 189 11 334 918 1809 184 as|the|dawn|was|breaking|,|and
p01-174-02 err 188 10 314 1096 1863 146 the|thought|came|to|me|I|'d|like
p01-174-03 err 188 11 310 1260 1943 118 to|take|a|look|at|the|church|.|I|'ve
p01-174-04 err 181 10 313 1479 2068 121 never|been|inside|.|Very|remiss|of
p01-174-05 err 182 16 321 1646 2046 142 me|,|"|said|Mr.|Copthorne|.|The|verger
p01-174-06 ok 186 14 306 1825 1965 142 led|the|way|in|.|"|The|stained|glass
p01-174-07 err 184 11 307 2022 1833 100 windows|,|sir|,|they|date|back|to
p01-174-08 err 177 6 318 2165 1466 157 the|fourteenth|century|.|"
p02-000-00 ok 182 23 356 727 1816 98 There|were|few|passengers|on|the|plane|and|Gavin|was
p02-000-01 ok 182 38 369 894 1782 119 quickly|through|the|customs|.|"|Gay|!|"|"|Gavin|!|"|The|girl
p02-000-02 ok 182 22 366 1084 1812 108 and|her|luggage|had|disappeared|and|they|were|alone
p02-000-03 ok 182 30 363 1251 1811 118 together|.|The|porter|brought|Gavin's|bag|out|to|the
p02-000-04 err 182 31 354 1435 1720 119 taxi|.|"|Just|a|moment|,|darling|,|"|Gavin|pressed|her
p02-000-05 ok 182 21 358 1617 1623 105 hand|and|smiled|.|"|I|want|to|check|up|on|the
p02-000-06 ok 182 9 352 1783 475 113 flights|back|.|"
p02-008-00 ok 182 19 358 703 1608 151 Gay|went|out|to|the|waiting
p02-008-01 ok 182 28 371 883 1741 119 taxi|,|and|then|found|that|in
p02-008-02 ok 182 22 374 1068 1606 111 the|excitement|of|meeting
p02-008-03 ok 182 22 351 1243 1850 156 Gavin|she|had|left|her|sun-
p02-008-04 ok 182 16 346 1423 1760 130 glasses|on|the|veranda|.|She
p02-008-05 ok 182 16 348 1592 1829 140 went|quickly|back|to|fetch|them|.
p02-008-06 ok 182 22 335 1774 1850 167 Gavin|and|the|girl|who|had|got
p02-008-07 ok 182 35 347 1955 1889 140 off|the|plane|with|him|were|talking|.
p02-008-08 ok 182 29 339 2137 1853 134 He|was|writing|something|in|his
p02-008-09 ok 182 27 311 2308 1864 131 pocket-book|,|with|a|sick|feeling
p02-008-10 ok 182 24 312 2480 1960 152 of|despair|Gay|knew|that|of|course
p02-017-00 err 182 19 361 711 1664 163 Gay|,|sitting|opposite|Gavin|on|the|terrace|could
p02-017-01 err 182 18 343 876 1661 156 hardly|believe|that|she|was|the|same|girl|,
p02-017-02 ok 182 13 353 1058 1614 162 miserable|,|shy|,|who|had|sat|at|the|little
p02-017-03 ok 182 20 348 1235 1656 159 table|for|the|first|time|a|few|days|ago|.
p02-017-04 ok 182 15 375 1412 1785 153 Gavin|raised|his|glass|to|her|and|smiled
p02-017-05 ok 182 15 382 1596 1715 169 and|Gay's|heart|turned|over|.|"|I|'d|like
p02-017-06 ok 182 18 387 1773 1645 145 to|do|that|.|"|Gavin|drained|his|glass
p02-017-07 ok 182 10 398 1961 723 108 and|refilled|it|.
p02-022-00 ok 182 18 337 704 1734 171 "|And|then|we|'ll|go|for|a|stroll|along|the
p02-022-01 ok 182 26 331 882 2030 94 beach|.|A|moon|like|this|mustn't|be|wasted|.|"
p02-022-02 ok 182 18 338 1061 1911 177 He|gestured|towards|the|bay|where|the|full
p02-022-03 ok 182 20 336 1239 1849 166 moon|was|just|rising|over|the|rocks|,|then
p02-022-04 ok 182 23 335 1411 1847 179 laid|his|hand|on|hers|.|Gay|smiled|at|him
p02-022-05 err 182 21 342 1595 1903 182 again|,|happy|beyond|belief|,|knowing|that
p02-022-06 err 182 23 342 1774 1733 167 now|Gavin|was|in|love|with|her|and|her
p02-022-07 ok 182 21 331 1949 1844 172 only|,|yet|remembering|for|a|second|the
p02-022-08 ok 182 24 324 2129 1941 187 kisses|she|had|seen|him|giving|Elaine|.
p02-027-00 ok 182 19 361 705 1745 99 All|that|was|part|of|the|past|,|she|would|put|it|behind|her|.|She
p02-027-01 ok 182 15 363 903 1825 100 would|never|be|jealous|again|,|would|even|take|Larry's|advice|and
p02-027-02 ok 182 25 355 1056 1787 134 look|the|other|way|if|need|be|.|"|I|say|!|"|Gavin|was|looking|over|her
p02-027-03 ok 182 28 350 1243 1799 125 shoulder|.|"|That|'s|a|pretty|girl|!|"|Gay|glanced|behind|her|,|"|Isn't|she
p02-027-04 err 182 19 352 1414 1433 136 lovely|,|she|'s|French|,|a|very|well|known|model|I|believe|.
p02-069-00 ok 177 29 393 724 1688 106 Gay|,|a|little|puzzled|,|went|through
p02-069-01 ok 177 21 384 898 1655 104 to|the|bar|.|Doc|and|Lilyan|were
p02-069-02 ok 176 29 381 1083 1528 106 sitting|just|inside|having|coffee|.
p02-069-03 ok 178 24 399 1257 1579 116 "|Come|and|join|us|and|bring|your
p02-069-04 err 176 29 371 1438 1655 103 boy|friend|,|"|Doc|called|.|"|No|,|Doc|!|"
p02-069-05 ok 175 33 376 1624 1751 105 Lilyan|remonstrated|.|"|They|want|to|be
p02-069-06 err 176 28 395 1800 1663 75 alone|.|"|"|I|'ve|booked|a|table|at|the
p02-069-07 err 177 31 393 1980 1746 105 cafe*?2|,|"|Doc|said|,|"|they|are|packed
p02-069-08 ok 176 29 411 2159 1707 124 tonight|so|come|and|join|us|if|you
p02-069-09 err 174 19 419 2340 1436 87 can't|find|a|table|for|two|.|"
p02-076-00 ok 180 20 350 739 1711 91 Gay|thanked|him|and|walked|out|on|to
p02-076-01 ok 179 23 343 907 1715 96 the|terrace|thinking|that|perhaps|Gavin
p02-076-02 ok 179 24 328 1082 1788 79 had|bought|a|drink|and|taken|it|outside|.
p02-076-03 ok 181 15 329 1270 1701 106 She|looked|round|scanning|the|tables|,
p02-076-04 ok 179 15 351 1443 1534 78 then|caught|her|breath|,|a|cold|hand
p02-076-05 ok 176 19 315 1624 1741 88 seeming|to|clutch|her|heart|.|Gavin|was
p02-076-06 ok 179 19 314 1808 1740 96 seated|at|a|small|table|in|a|shadowy
p02-076-07 ok 180 23 334 1975 1793 100 corner|talking|animatedly|to|Simone|.
p02-076-08 ok 177 17 336 2161 1670 99 As|Gay|watched|he|offered|the|girl|a
p02-076-09 ok 176 25 337 2342 1782 102 cigarette|and|lit|it|,|his|hands|cupping
p02-076-10 err 176 14 326 2492 1158 117 hers|in|an|intimate|way|.
p02-081-00 ok 182 21 323 899 1716 101 Gay|stood|irresolute|for|a|moment|,|half
p02-081-01 ok 183 25 331 1082 1687 96 decided|to|go|back|and|join|Lilyan|and
p02-081-02 ok 182 20 334 1268 1843 73 Doc|,|while|she|wanted|to|do|no|more|than
p02-081-03 ok 179 26 337 1450 1814 90 run|upstairs|to|her|room|,|knowing|that
p02-081-04 ok 178 23 345 1624 1743 81 Gavin|although|he|had|told|her|that|he
p02-081-05 ok 180 22 328 1801 1823 95 loved|her|,|was|already|flirting|with|a|girl
p02-081-06 ok 180 21 342 1983 1850 88 that|he|had|only|met|a|few|minutes|before|.
p02-081-07 err 178 23 322 2153 1850 106 Larry's|advice|flashed|through|her|mind|,
p02-081-08 ok 176 18 302 2337 1686 98 but|she|turned|away|,|giving|a|little
p02-081-09 ok 178 19 310 2518 1852 95 gesture|of|hopelessness|,|knowing|that|her
p02-090-00 ok 177 18 371 726 1671 94 The|others|were|all|dancing|and
p02-090-01 ok 178 21 374 896 1665 108 as|Gay|drew|out|a|chair|and|sat
p02-090-02 ok 178 26 375 1081 1692 103 down|Gavin|,|without|a|word|,|swept
p02-090-03 ok 177 30 382 1256 1863 80 Simone|on|to|the|floor|.|"|It|doesn't|mean
p02-090-04 ok 176 28 392 1437 1835 106 anything|,|"|Gay|told|herself|desperately|,
p02-090-05 err 174 24 379 1615 1770 118 trying|to|understand|Gavin's|point|of
p02-090-06 ok 179 26 400 1802 1663 102 view|and|remembering|the|advice
p02-090-07 ok 179 29 399 1973 1754 119 that|Larry|had|given|her|,|while|she
p02-090-08 ok 174 20 441 2159 1493 94 felt|wretched|beyond|words|.
p02-101-00 ok 176 45 335 718 1794 144 His|behaviour|was|not|only|boorish|and|in|the|worst|of
p02-101-01 ok 176 43 330 887 1819 158 taste|but|it|was|unkind|beyond|words|.|She|fumbled
p02-101-02 ok 176 42 334 1096 1814 139 with|the|cigarette|packet|which|lay|on|the|table
p02-101-03 ok 176 38 349 1271 1830 146 not|wanting|to|smoke|but|needing|some|action
p02-101-04 ok 176 33 338 1437 1823 152 to|help|her|control|her|feelings|.|"|Come|and
p02-101-05 err 176 33 323 1624 1707 159 dance|,|"|Doc's|cheery|voice|came|as|a
p02-101-06 ok 176 36 348 1788 1870 191 lifeline|and|Gay|got|up|quickly|,|mana-
p02-101-07 ok 176 13 335 1963 716 174 ging|a|smile|.
p02-105-00 ok 191 35 403 690 1677 138 As|he|swung|her|on|to|the|floor|Gay|saw|Gavin
p02-105-01 ok 182 36 386 874 1787 138 and|Simone|go|through|the|doorway|that|led
p02-105-02 ok 182 34 383 1060 1796 130 down|to|the|beach|.|Gay|closed|her|eyes|for|a
p02-105-03 ok 182 40 375 1237 1850 119 moment|in|disgust|.|She|was|fully|aware|that|Gavin
p02-105-04 ok 191 39 373 1417 1792 112 would|make|love|to|the|French|girl|on|the|sands|,
p02-105-05 ok 182 32 362 1591 1770 99 and|no|doubt|he|would|come|back|soon|and
p02-105-06 ok 182 39 356 1754 1891 148 after|Simone|had|left|expect|her|to|accept|his
p02-105-07 ok 191 25 387 1949 1692 141 kisses|on|the|way|back|to|the|hotel|.
p02-109-00 err 182 11 364 672 1773 131 Sentence|Database|P02-109
p02-109-01 err 175 16 371 766 546 38 -----------------------------------------------------
p02-109-02 err 182 62 307 831 2121 208 "|And|that|'s|the|man|whom|you|have|been|eating|your
p02-109-03 ok 175 39 368 1055 1747 152 heart|out|over|?|"|Doc|nodded|towards|the|door|.|"|You
p02-109-04 ok 175 34 367 1246 1661 142 may|consider|him|a|man|,|I|would|say|he|was|a
p02-109-05 err 175 42 352 1389 1781 182 mentally|adolescent|cad|.|"|"|Oh|,|Doc|...|"|Gay|protested
p02-109-06 ok 175 48 333 1592 1779 155 weakly|,|"|you|don't|know|Gavin|.|"|"|I|'ve|only|met|him
p02-109-07 ok 175 39 336 1764 1773 154 today|but|I|think|I|can|safely|say|that|I|know
p02-109-08 ok 175 26 339 1953 1415 146 him|a|great|deal|better|than|you|do|.|"
p02-115-00 ok 176 24 380 740 1713 121 Doc|gave|her|hand|a|shake|.|"|Wake|up
p02-115-01 ok 176 30 361 920 1881 138 Gay|,|and|don't|even|contemplate|throwing
p02-115-02 ok 182 27 353 1104 1836 108 yourself|away|on|a|chap|like|that|.|You|'re|a
p02-115-03 ok 176 39 353 1265 1868 133 fine|girl|,|intelligent|,|and|pretty|,|and|I|had
p02-115-04 ok 176 24 376 1460 1698 116 thought|you|were|sensible|too|.|Don't
p02-115-05 ok 176 26 355 1635 1716 107 make|a|fool|of|yourself|over|someone
p02-115-06 ok 176 30 361 1821 1901 120 who|doesn't|care|two|jots|for|your|feelings|.
p02-115-07 ok 176 33 369 1985 1869 118 If|he|behaves|like|this|now|what|is|your
p02-115-08 ok 182 27 348 2161 1470 144 married|life|going|to|be|like|?
p02-121-00 ok 182 25 347 573 1753 187 Hell|.|"|Doc|answered|for|her|.|"|Just|Hell|.|Never|able|to
p02-121-01 ok 176 27 347 757 1690 175 trust|him|out|of|your|sight|and|having|to|put|on
p02-121-02 err 176 26 363 929 1650 185 a|brave|face|and|pretend|that|you|don't|mind
p02-121-03 err 176 21 361 1116 1759 151 whenever|he|flirts|with|another|woman|.|He|will
p02-121-04 err 176 20 360 1322 1627 152 you|know|,|always|,|and|you|aren't|the|type
p02-121-05 err 176 18 360 1476 1537 176 who|is|tough|enough|to|change|him|.|"
p02-127-00 ok 176 19 367 744 1700 111 Gay|nodded|.|"|I|know|that|you|'re|right|Doc|,|I|think
p02-127-01 err 176 17 345 919 1778 111 now|that|I|do|realise|that|,|and|in|any|case|,|"|she|added
p02-127-02 err 176 23 345 1101 1825 114 a|little|sadly|,|"|if|I|did|change|Gavin|,|he|wouldn't
p02-127-03 ok 176 18 324 1279 1753 107 be|the|same|,|if|you|know|what|I|mean|.|"|"|You|sound
p02-127-04 err 176 20 318 1464 1836 109 like|Alice|in|Wonderland|,|"|Doc|gently|mocked|her|,|"|and
p02-127-05 ok 176 18 328 1633 1777 133 I|'m|glad|you|'re|beginning|to|see|that|you|'re|wasting
p02-127-06 ok 176 7 328 1813 839 117 your|time|on|that|chap|.
p02-131-00 ok 182 31 333 735 1578 91 Now|let|him|go|and|you|won't|have|to|wait
p02-131-01 ok 182 25 332 897 1467 118 long|for|the|right|man|for|you|to|come
p02-131-02 ok 182 32 327 1090 1835 104 along|.|If|I|was|thirty|years|younger|and|weren't
p02-131-03 ok 176 33 328 1254 1629 87 married|to|the|sweetest|wife|in|the|world
p02-131-04 ok 182 32 325 1440 1791 119 I|'d|marry|you|myself|.|"|Gay|laughed|,|Doc|was
p02-131-05 ok 176 33 312 1621 1831 96 so|kind|and|nice|and|she|hoped|that|one
p02-131-06 ok 176 28 306 1801 1764 114 day|she|would|be|able|to|see|the|situation
p02-131-07 ok 176 31 315 1983 1696 112 as|it|obviously|appeared|to|everyone|else|.
p02-135-00 ok 191 13 358 734 1686 115 Doc|asked|Lilyan|to|dance|and|once
p02-135-01 ok 191 10 388 915 1751 121 again|Gay|found|herself|alone|at|the|table
p02-135-02 ok 191 14 354 1086 1777 114 feeling|self-conscious|and|awkward|,|sure|that
p02-135-03 ok 191 9 348 1271 1767 132 people|were|talking|about|the|way|Gavin
p02-135-04 ok 182 9 325 1454 1765 124 was|behaving|since|they|had|seen|them
p02-135-05 ok 182 11 334 1637 1703 146 dining|together|.|She|opened|her|bag
p02-135-06 ok 191 14 329 1803 1821 126 to|get|out|her|compact|and|saw|Grace's
p02-135-07 ok 191 14 319 1986 1893 110 letter|.|She|drew|it|out|and|opened|it|,
p02-135-08 ok 182 13 330 2160 1750 159 glad|to|be|able|to|occupy|herself|.
p02-139-00 ok 203 47 354 738 1836 146 "|So|glad|that|you|are|having|such|a|lovely|time|,|dearie|,|"
p02-139-01 err 203 39 387 919 1819 141 it|ran|.|"|Your|cards|are|lovely|.|I|rang|up|Miss|Harland
p02-139-02 ok 203 40 384 1103 1668 84 and|have|been|over|to|sit|with|her|father|and|do|what
p02-139-03 ok 203 41 379 1277 1843 148 I|can|for|him|so|that|she|can|get|out|to|do|her|shopping|.
p02-139-04 ok 203 43 378 1459 1735 131 He|'s|getting|on|well|but|is|pretty|helpless|still|with|his
p02-139-05 err 203 8 387 1639 330 77 broken|arm|.
p02-144-00 err 182 37 386 667 1916 161 No|other|news|except|that|Elaine|is|engaged
p02-144-01 ok 182 36 353 850 1642 186 and|going|to|marry|a|foreigner|...|"
p02-144-02 err 182 25 358 1024 1910 184 Gay|read|the|rest|of|the|letter|then|put
p02-144-03 ok 182 34 362 1193 2031 182 it|back|in|her|bag|.|Elaine|was|engaged|,
p02-144-04 ok 176 31 351 1377 2036 172 to|the|man|she|had|spent|so|much|time
p02-144-05 ok 176 27 345 1554 1895 199 with|at|her|party|.|That|was|why
p02-144-06 ok 176 22 380 1734 1694 126 Gavin|had|come|back|to|her|.
p02-144-07 ok 176 34 355 1912 1969 186 Everything|was|quite|clear|now|,|and|to
p02-144-08 ok 176 35 377 2099 2078 166 her|own|surprise|Gay|felt|no|heartbreak|,
p02-144-09 ok 182 28 390 2269 1897 155 rather|a|sense|of|relief|now|that|she
p02-144-10 ok 176 25 373 2459 1880 156 knew|why|Gavin|had|come|to|see
p02-144-11 ok 176 4 370 2640 193 90 her|.
p02-150-00 err 203 40 368 748 1784 69 Because|she|was|second|best|.|The|others|came|back
p02-150-01 err 203 42 331 919 1936 90 to|the|table|,|all|of|them|making|a|fuss|of|her|and|at|once
p02-150-02 err 203 39 345 1094 1900 98 she|felt|happier|.|Gay|loved|them|for|their|warm|sympathy|,
p02-150-03 err 203 43 354 1279 1988 95 knowing|that|they|were|real|friends|,|even|if|they|were|new|ones|.
p02-150-04 err 203 47 344 1425 1858 150 "|That|is|a|pretty|dress|,|"|Lilyan|commented|,|obviously|sensing
p02-150-05 err 191 36 344 1646 1874 87 Gay's|distress|and|in|a|way|that|Doc|,|as|a|man|,|could|not
p02-150-06 ok 191 34 344 1826 1784 94 understand|,|knowing|that|Gay|was|as|much|ashamed
p02-150-07 ok 203 29 353 2000 1735 114 for|Gavin|at|the|way|he|was|behaving|as|she
p02-150-08 ok 203 16 364 2176 801 87 was|hurt|for|herself|.
p02-155-00 ok 152 24 339 456 1633 184 "|I|made|it|myself|,|"|Gay|tried|to|speak
p02-155-01 ok 152 5 355 661 361 150 normally|.
p03-004-00 ok 158 29 347 699 1928 102 Diana|Wills|often|sat|on|the|brand
p03-004-01 ok 158 25 356 893 1872 115 new|seat|outside|the|hospital
p03-004-02 ok 159 19 361 1090 1658 141 gates|and|thought|vagrant
p03-004-03 ok 160 25 344 1261 1814 112 thoughts|.|At|one|time|she|had
p03-004-04 ok 158 23 331 1435 1971 134 watched|the|workmen|constructing
p03-004-05 err 158 22 328 1613 1903 116 the|roundabout|,|which|was
p03-004-06 ok 159 29 319 1786 2100 136 to|put|St.|John's|Casualty|Department
p03-004-07 ok 160 25 312 1968 1938 165 out|of|operation|-|in|theory|,|at
p03-004-08 ok 159 25 316 2144 1930 100 least|.|She|would|think|of|her-
p03-004-09 ok 159 24 305 2329 2016 129 self|as|a|stranger|in|these|parts
p03-004-10 err 160 29 295 2496 2031 121 studying|these|cross-roads|.|Which
p03-004-11 err 159 11 293 2646 866 80 one|to|take|?
p03-009-00 err 203 27 378 708 1727 116 "|If|I|were|a|tramp|I|would|simply|blow|a
p03-009-01 err 199 37 382 888 1814 120 feather|,|"|she|decided|,|rather|envying|the|gentle-
p03-009-02 ok 198 23 373 1092 1791 81 man|of|the|road|his|freedom|of|decision|,|and
p03-009-03 ok 200 33 353 1263 1886 91 wishing|life|would|sometimes|allow|serious-minded
p03-009-04 ok 198 25 353 1441 1889 74 women|doctors|to|blow|a|feather|and|follow|its
p03-009-05 ok 201 26 345 1628 1855 102 airy|directions|accordingly|.|"|If|I|were|needing|a
p03-009-06 ok 202 26 336 1788 1903 116 job|I|'d|go|to|London|,|of|course|,|"|she|went|on|.
p03-012-00 ok 182 18 388 667 1683 125 "|There|are|all|sorts|of|wonder-
p03-012-01 ok 182 22 382 894 1580 145 ful|jobs|in|London|and|I|could
p03-012-02 err 182 22 354 1063 1699 177 take|my|pick|,|whereas|in|Yarmouth
p03-012-03 ok 180 25 348 1265 1873 176 one|has|to|know|something|about|fishing
p03-012-04 ok 179 26 358 1445 1852 133 and|in|Liverpool|they|'d|want|sea-farers|.
p03-012-05 ok 179 26 371 1610 1875 172 I|don't|think|I|'d|go|to|Edinburgh|un-
p03-012-06 ok 182 22 359 1792 1787 164 less|I|was|a|Scot|and|wanting|to|get
p03-012-07 ok 182 25 384 1972 1820 161 home|,|or|perhaps|a|student|studying|to
p03-012-08 ok 179 21 382 2178 1870 125 be|a|doctor|,|and|I|already|know
p03-012-09 ok 176 8 373 2347 847 96 all|about|that|.|"
p03-023-00 ok 191 26 392 636 1582 106 She|was|engaged|to|Nigel|,|had|been|for|two|years|.
p03-023-01 ok 182 31 382 820 1802 104 Sometimes|they|talked|on|the|theme|of|"|when|we|get|married|"|,
p03-023-02 ok 191 22 382 1005 1765 85 and|then|all|was|wonderful|,|and|perhaps|it|had|only|been
p03-023-03 ok 191 30 377 1183 1640 89 a|slip|of|the|tongue|when|Nigel|had|said|,|only|last
p03-023-04 err 191 33 393 1358 1733 91 evening|,|"|If|we|get|married|,|old|girl|,|you|'ll|have|to|stop
p03-023-05 ok 182 16 393 1521 910 109 that|lark|,|I|can|tell|you|!|"
p03-027-00 err 203 23 360 705 1745 153 She|couldn't|remember|what|they|had|been|talking|about|or
p03-027-01 err 203 34 358 822 1888 237 which|'|lark|'|she|would|have|to|stop|,|only|that|significant|tiny
p03-027-02 ok 203 23 365 1063 1734 162 word|shouted|into|her|very|soul|a|horn|of|warning|,|and
p03-027-03 ok 203 35 379 1236 1810 175 with|it|was|coupled|a|disembodied|fragment|of|information|,
p03-027-04 err 191 36 379 1415 1844 168 which|now|took|on|an|ominous|significance|:|Nigel|had|been
p03-027-05 ok 203 23 403 1600 1836 167 seen|in|Farlingham|on|an|occasion|he|had|sworn|he|had
p03-027-06 ok 203 21 417 1777 1654 176 been|standing|in|for|Luke|Parsons|at|his|surgery|in
p03-027-07 ok 203 7 428 1961 485 128 Little|Phelpham|.
p03-029-00 ok 182 23 351 729 1649 156 Now|Nigel|had|every|right|to|go|where|he
p03-029-01 err 182 26 337 910 1962 166 liked|during|his|off-duty|periods
p03-029-02 ok 182 24 323 1091 1822 146 when|she|was|not|free|;|this|much|they|had
p03-029-03 ok 191 22 331 1272 1743 152 conceded|one|to|the|other|.|They|rarely
p03-029-04 ok 191 23 332 1442 1741 167 found|they|were|off|duty|together|,|and
p03-029-05 ok 191 26 328 1629 1865 98 the|situation|would|have|been|intolerable
p03-029-06 err 191 19 343 1784 1618 161 had|there|not|been|some|give|and|take
p03-029-07 ok 191 32 334 1974 1777 161 about|their|relationship|.|So|when|Nigel
p03-029-08 ok 191 25 346 2162 1522 169 had|told|her|about|taking|Luke's
p03-029-09 ok 203 20 300 2339 1505 175 evening|surgery|she|had|said|,
p03-033-00 err 191 38 351 735 1898 106 "|Bless|you|!|I|hope|Luke|is|suitably|grateful|,|darling|.|"|"|Oh|,|well|,|"
p03-033-01 ok 191 28 358 938 1805 56 he|shrugged|diffidently|,|"|I|like|the|work|.|One|gets|plenty
p03-033-02 ok 191 30 352 1115 1726 57 of|variety|and|it|'s|a|change|.|"|Nigel|was|the|hospital's
p03-033-03 ok 191 29 309 1286 1878 99 Junior|Medical|Officer|.|"|You|won't|be|free|about|nine|,|I
p03-033-04 ok 191 24 328 1467 1819 72 suppose|,|to|meet|me|for|supper|somewhere|?|"|she|had
p03-033-05 ok 182 5 335 1647 502 57 asked|hopefully|.
p03-040-00 ok 191 47 385 706 1580 135 "|Hardly|likely|,|my|sweet|.|Luke's|surgery|goes|on|for
p03-040-01 ok 191 41 452 902 1586 147 hours|.|If|they|get|in|before|eight-thirty|,|even
p03-040-02 ok 191 37 457 1083 1624 138 though|they|'re|standing|on|one|another's|toes|,
p03-040-03 err 191 31 485 1242 1590 178 I|'ve|got|to|see|'em|.|If|I|am|free|,|though|,
p03-040-04 ok 191 42 485 1426 1637 175 I|'ll|give|you|a|ring|,|O.K.|?|"|O.K.|,|"|she|had
p03-040-05 ok 191 34 485 1612 1637 160 replied|readily|.|So|how|could|Nigel|have
p03-040-06 ok 191 28 492 1801 1610 141 been|at|the|Load|of|Trouble|roadhouse|,
p03-040-07 err 191 34 515 1979 1614 155 dancing|with|a|blonde|at|eight-thirty|that
p03-040-08 ok 191 11 515 2147 551 180 very|evening|?
p03-047-00 ok 191 27 342 727 1846 138 "|No|,|"|she|told|Phil|Gubbins|,|a|junior
p03-047-01 err 191 23 376 919 1798 127 houseman|,|"|it|wasn't|Nigel|you|saw|,
p03-047-02 ok 191 23 349 1095 1718 141 my|lad|.|"|"|It|was|Nigel's|car|,|anyway|.
p03-047-03 ok 191 29 386 1264 1821 135 NUF|121|.|"|"|He|probably|loaned|his|car
p03-047-04 ok 191 32 350 1455 1944 122 to|somebody|,|Phil|.|He|'s|always|doing|that|.|"
p03-047-05 ok 191 29 356 1623 1839 139 Young|Gubbins|shrugged|.|"|I|didn't|see|his
p03-047-06 ok 191 20 333 1802 1802 140 face|,|Di|,|but|it|certainly|looked|like
p03-047-07 ok 191 20 355 1981 1854 145 Nigel|from|the|back|.|D.j.|and|all|.
p03-047-08 ok 191 17 363 2166 1871 134 Of|course|such|as|I|couldn't|afford
p03-047-09 ok 191 17 350 2329 1857 149 to|go|into|the|Load|of|Trouble|.|"
p03-057-00 ok 189 31 376 699 1598 112 "|Neither|can|Nigel|,|"|smiled|Diana|.
p03-057-01 ok 189 28 386 874 1791 136 "|He|'s|saving|up|to|get|married|.|Remember|?|"
p03-057-02 ok 189 22 366 1067 1638 120 "|I|remember|,|"|quipped|the|houseman|,
p03-057-03 ok 203 22 378 1237 1631 148 meaning|no|offence|,|"|but|does|he|?
p03-057-04 ok 203 25 366 1410 1757 132 That|blonde|was|something|.|"|"|Anybody
p03-057-05 ok 203 28 366 1575 1557 114 I|know|?|"|she|smiled|.|"|I|think|so|.
p03-057-06 err 182 24 360 1781 1749 124 I|got|a|good|look|at|her|.|But|if|Nigel
p03-057-07 err 182 36 374 1945 1695 119 wasn't|there|it|isn't|important|,|is|it|?|"
p03-057-08 ok 182 32 372 2138 1652 119 "|No|,|"|Di|said|immediately|.|"|It|isn't|at
p03-057-09 ok 182 13 381 2310 575 105 all|important|.|"
p03-069-00 ok 203 29 389 752 1790 112 But|after|that|slight|slip|of|the|tongue|on|Nigel's|part|she|had
p03-069-01 ok 203 30 390 943 1785 100 realised|it|was|important|enough|for|her|to|have|remembered|,|and|it
p03-069-02 ok 203 27 398 1122 1760 98 was|as|though|a|red|mist|veiled|her|usually|clear|sight|and
p03-069-03 ok 203 26 385 1304 1778 86 made|her|think|there|was|an|abyss|immediately|ahead|.
p03-069-04 ok 203 26 363 1483 1803 110 "|Nigel|,|"|she|had|besought|him|,|"|you|know|that|evening
p03-069-05 ok 191 24 394 1651 1769 105 you|took|Luke|Parson's|surgery|and|there|was|a|woman
p03-069-06 ok 203 16 391 1833 1030 93 with|a|cyst|on|her|ear|...|?|"
p03-072-00 ok 203 36 350 741 1748 121 "|5Ye-es|?|"|he|lowered|his|eyes|and|kissed|her|on|the
p03-072-01 ok 203 28 351 942 1717 109 mouth|,|an|act|of|devotion|he|didn't|over-indulge|.
p03-072-02 ok 203 32 352 1106 1647 118 "|What|about|it|,|my|sweet|?|"|"|Well|,|"|she|laughed
p03-072-03 ok 203 32 377 1297 1650 99 suddenly|in|an|upsurging|of|relief|,|"|that|stupid
p03-072-04 ok 191 36 360 1476 1732 98 Gubbins|boy|thought|he|saw|you|at|the|Load|of|Trouble|.
p03-072-05 ok 191 42 366 1640 1777 122 With|a|blonde|,|too|.|Imagine|!|"|Nigel|was|frowning|.|He
p03-072-06 ok 203 34 345 1830 1630 109 looked|distinguished|when|he|frowned|;|boyishly
p03-072-07 err 203 17 359 2013 814 64 handsome|at|other|times|.
p03-080-00 err 191 39 373 731 1932 92 "|Gubbins|?|Gubbins|?|"|he|fretted|.|"|Who|'s|he|?|"
p03-080-01 ok 191 24 363 932 1860 92 Though|Diana|knew|the|name|of|every
p03-080-02 ok 191 27 362 1122 1894 74 member|of|the|staff|,|distinguished|or|not|,
p03-080-03 ok 191 22 321 1296 1944 76 Nigel|often|had|to|think|hard|to|sort
p03-080-04 err 191 28 336 1467 2099 86 them|out|.|"|He|'s|the|carrotty|lad|,|isn't|he|?|"
p03-080-05 ok 191 16 355 1648 1800 60 he|now|demanded|.|"|What|was|he
p03-080-06 err 191 20 349 1822 1846 95 doing|at|the|Load|of|Trouble|?|"
p03-087-00 ok 182 22 373 691 1565 112 "|Oh|,|he|wasn't|.|His|motor-bike|had
p03-087-01 ok 182 24 428 894 1613 76 broken|down|outside|and|he|noticed
p03-087-02 ok 189 25 386 1072 1726 131 your|car|and|then|you|dancing|with
p03-087-03 ok 186 29 374 1224 1620 138 this|blonde|.|"|"|Really|?|"|Nigel|cocked
p03-087-04 ok 189 27 388 1416 1735 123 one|eyebrow|.|"|Actually|she|was|brunette
p03-087-05 ok 186 19 384 1608 1661 77 at|the|roots|and|I|had|a|redhead|on
p03-087-06 ok 186 18 380 1789 1579 74 the|other|arm|.|He|would|have|told
p03-087-07 ok 189 24 372 1931 1524 152 you|this|,|too|?|"|"|No|,|"|she|laughed|.
p03-087-08 ok 186 18 379 2140 1700 135 "|He|didn't|actually|see|you|.|Because
p03-087-09 ok 189 20 417 2332 1373 112 it|was|your|car|I|suppose|he
p03-087-10 ok 189 23 413 2507 1684 109 presumed|it|was|you|,|all|dressed|up|in
p03-096-00 ok 182 30 369 675 1715 153 "|My|white|or|my|black|?|"|Nigel|enquired|.
p03-096-01 ok 182 24 373 881 1590 85 "|Now|I|wonder|which|I|wore|at|that
p03-096-02 ok 182 26 414 1040 1628 143 particular|surgery|?|"|"|You|are|a|fool|,
p03-096-03 ok 182 29 414 1231 1701 139 darling|,|"|Di|said|happily|.|"|I|shall|take
p03-096-04 ok 182 26 386 1427 1706 131 great|pleasure|in|telling|that|young|man
p03-096-05 ok 182 16 397 1606 1475 121 exactly|what|you|were|doing|that
p03-096-06 ok 182 23 402 1758 1655 157 evening|.|"|"|No|,|don't|,|"|he|said|,|after
p03-096-07 ok 182 27 413 1953 1735 131 kissing|her|again|.|"|I|rather|like|to|have
p03-096-08 ok 182 19 398 2140 1419 88 the|housemen|think|of|me|as|a
p03-096-09 ok 182 16 426 2323 920 123 two-timing|Don|Juan|.
p03-103-00 ok 182 29 352 642 1728 123 I|'m|such|a|dull|fellow|,|really|.|"|"|Dull|?|"|She
p03-103-01 ok 186 32 374 842 1679 92 couldn't|believe|it|.|Self-deprecation
p03-103-02 ok 189 28 374 1023 1728 93 was|not|one|of|Nigel's|usual|attributes|.
p03-103-03 ok 191 33 362 1192 1676 123 "|You|need|your|holiday|,|darling|.|I|only
p03-103-04 ok 203 28 385 1349 1598 136 wish|I|could|go|with|you|!|"|"|Doctor
p03-103-05 err 203 41 389 1537 1980 137 Wills|,|if|you|'re|making|improper|suggestions|...|?|"
p03-103-06 err 203 26 366 1733 2104 117 "|It|would|make|me|more|interesting|,
p03-103-07 ok 203 23 404 1885 1507 145 I|suppose|?|"|she|enquired|archly|.
p03-112-00 ok 182 31 371 693 1571 117 "|No|,|it|wouldn't|!|"|he|almost|snapped|,
p03-112-01 ok 186 29 402 891 1721 114 surprising|her|.|"|You|sounded|like|some-
p03-112-02 ok 186 26 388 1063 1702 107 body|else|for|a|moment|there|.|It|doesn't
p03-112-03 ok 191 24 411 1231 1761 128 become|you|to|behave|like|a|-|a|tart|,|Di|.|"
p03-112-04 ok 191 30 391 1408 1710 130 "|Nigel|-|!|"|she|gasped|.|"|I|didn't|mean|to
p03-112-05 ok 191 21 411 1607 1527 119 behave|like|anything|of|the|kind|.|I
p03-112-06 err 203 27 404 1775 1485 134 was|only|joking|.|"|"|Well|,|don't|.|It|'s
p03-112-07 ok 203 23 396 1963 1666 123 miserable|enough|my|having|to|take|my
p03-112-08 ok 203 22 384 2150 1501 110 leave|in|the|autumn|without|you
p03-112-09 ok 189 23 373 2322 1620 131 trying|to|be|bright|and|gay|about|it|.
p03-121-00 err 182 34 357 733 1785 142 I|'m|going|with|a|shooting|party|.|What|else|can|I|do
p03-121-01 ok 182 32 357 921 1738 127 at|this|time|of|year|?|I|can't|ask|you|up|because|it|'s
p03-121-02 err 182 51 342 1097 1881 125 a|strictly|stag|affair|.|"|"|I|know|.|I|didn't|expect|...|"|"|Well|,
p03-121-03 ok 182 29 336 1278 1796 135 don't|keep|hinting|,|then|.|You|wish|you|could
p03-121-04 ok 182 28 347 1460 1869 148 come|with|me|;|you|hope|I|'ll|miss|you|;|you
p03-121-05 ok 182 28 342 1633 1681 123 can't|imagine|the|hospital|without|me|for
p03-121-06 err 182 23 333 1796 1360 131 three|weeks|,|etcetera|,|etcetera|!|"
p03-135-00 ok 182 55 352 732 1748 105 Her|figure|was|small|and|exquisite|,|like|a|schoolgirl's|still|,|and
p03-135-01 ok 182 34 347 906 1663 102 he|admired|her|legs|,|which|the|male|sex|were|inclined|to
p03-135-02 ok 182 41 345 1086 1637 111 regard|first|.|"|I|would|mind|if|you|didn't|"|he|told|her
p03-135-03 ok 182 47 328 1263 1635 123 grimly|,|and|tugged|her|fiercely|into|his|arms|.|"|You|'re
p03-135-04 ok 182 36 342 1444 1665 109 right|,|pet|.|I|do|need|this|leave|.|I|'m|bad-tempered|and
p03-135-05 ok 182 34 338 1625 1740 116 broody|and|going|out|with|brash|blondes|.|I|don't|deserve
p03-135-06 ok 182 5 325 1791 190 134 you|.|"
p03-142-00 err 182 35 342 711 1766 150 "|Darling|!|"|her|voiced|caressed|him|.|"|Moments|like|this
p03-142-01 ok 182 25 357 892 1629 131 make|all|the|waiting|worth|while|.|When|we|'re
p03-142-02 ok 182 26 344 1066 1801 158 married|we|won't|have|these|explosions|of|emotion|,
p03-142-03 ok 182 36 353 1249 1788 126 will|we|?|"|"|No|,|"|he|eyed|her|strangely|.|"|I|wish|we
p03-142-04 ok 182 27 346 1426 1818 140 were|married|,|Di|.|Like|a|patient|wishes|his|operation
p03-142-05 ok 182 30 352 1595 1654 160 was|over|.|"|Again|her|laughter|trilled|.|"|Marriage
p03-142-06 ok 182 22 346 1773 1415 157 isn't|as|bad|as|an|operation|,|Nigel|!|"
p03-151-00 err 182 33 363 620 1685 117 "|Isn't|it|?|"|he|rose|and|smoothed|himself
p03-151-01 err 162 32 369 810 1760 135 down|.|"|Ask|any|bridegroom-to-be|.|Anyhow|,
p03-151-02 ok 182 34 364 992 1673 152 that|particular|problem|isn't|looming|at
p03-151-03 ok 182 27 367 1159 1650 126 the|moment|,|thank|God|!|"|Problem|...|?
p03-151-04 ok 162 38 354 1344 1780 157 looming|...|?|"|Are|we|discussing|a|marriage
p03-151-05 err 162 36 352 1531 1728 154 or|a|burial|?|"|she|asked|,|hardly|believing
p03-151-06 ok 182 32 357 1707 1688 147 he|could|be|serious|.|"|Surely|marrying
p03-151-07 ok 162 26 371 1880 1630 145 me|isn't|going|to|be|all|that|bad|?
p03-158-00 err 203 43 389 743 1696 105 If|it|is|-|"|she|laughed|uncertainly|-|"|you|can|have
p03-158-01 ok 203 34 390 917 1663 103 your|ring|back|.|"|She|loosened|the|half-hoop|of
p03-158-02 ok 203 37 399 1098 1792 120 diamonds|on|her|left|hand|third|finger|and|held|it
p03-158-03 ok 203 36 422 1274 1687 107 out|to|him|,|still|playfully|.|Without|a|glimmer
p03-158-04 ok 191 41 402 1456 1874 122 of|amusement|in|his|own|eyes|,|however|,|he|took
p03-158-05 ok 203 46 392 1629 1775 153 it|,|looking|moodily|beyond|her|.|"|Perhaps|it|'s|as
p03-158-06 ok 203 38 424 1810 1706 102 well|if|you|don't|wear|it|for|a|bit|,|Di|,|"|he
p03-158-07 ok 203 6 422 1984 242 62 told|her|.
p03-163-00 err 182 19 341 710 1801 143 "|But|I|want|it|!|"|she|protested|.|"|It|'s|my|ring|.|"
p03-163-01 err 162 17 353 888 1619 119 "|You|just|gave|it|back|to|me|.|"|"|I
p03-163-02 err 162 17 391 1054 1721 132 didn't|!|I|was|joking|.|You|know|I|was
p03-163-03 err 162 17 392 1249 1798 124 joking|,|Nigel|.|"|"|You|shouldn't|joke
p03-163-04 ok 162 13 389 1411 1925 140 about|serious|things|like|engagements|.|"
p03-163-05 ok 162 17 362 1609 1975 126 "|Don't|be|such|a|baby|!|"|They|were|going
p03-163-06 err 162 11 427 1791 1610 143 to|have|an|open|quarrel
p03-163-07 err 162 10 393 1962 1407 109 any|minute|,|and|she|knew|it|.
p03-173-00 ok 203 41 362 724 1802 92 Almost|in|desperation|she|appealed|,|"|Will|you|meet
p03-173-01 ok 203 32 355 892 1851 119 me|at|the|gate|,|four|o'clock|tomorrow|?|"|"|Why|?|"|he
p03-173-02 err 203 45 336 1079 1892 130 enquired|,|combing|his|thick|,|tawny|hair|.|"|To|bring
p03-173-03 err 203 43 327 1250 1874 124 me|up|for|tea|,|of|course|.|I|just|thought|.|"|"|I|'ll|see|,|"
p03-173-04 ok 191 36 345 1450 1983 91 he|told|her|,|and|suddenly|seized|her|in|an|embrace
p03-173-05 ok 191 44 335 1620 1913 111 which|really|hurt|.|"|Without|your|ring|it|'s|just|like
p03-173-06 err 203 41 335 1799 1985 110 kissing|somebody|else's|girl|,|"|he|decided|wickedly|,
p03-173-07 ok 203 29 350 1986 1789 86 and|kissed|her|again|,|somewhat|startled|to
p03-173-08 err 191 30 352 2154 1420 98 receive|a|sharp|slap|for|his|pains|.
p03-181-00 err 182 38 348 684 1807 151 "|If|I|were|somebody|else's|girl|that|'s
p03-181-01 ok 182 37 338 905 1914 130 what|you|'d|get|,|"|she|flashed|at|him|,|and
p03-181-02 ok 182 37 337 1044 1914 118 so|had|left|him|,|on|her|dignity|and|not
p03-181-03 ok 182 41 330 1217 2035 133 seeing|the|look|of|admiration|and|revelation
p03-181-04 ok 182 41 331 1395 2079 119 which|had|followed|her|slim|young|figure
p03-181-05 err 182 43 330 1574 1982 165 out|of|his|sight|.|"|Mine|,|"|Nigel|Lester|had
p03-181-06 err 182 37 332 1780 1907 132 decided|with|a|sigh|of|satisfaction|,|and
p03-181-07 ok 182 42 332 1946 2063 162 then|regarded|the|ring|which|he|retrieved
p03-181-08 err 182 42 340 2120 2097 154 from|his|pocket|.|"|At|a|price|,|"|he|concluded|,
p03-181-09 ok 182 19 360 2331 1104 104 with|some|bitterness|.
p03-185-00 ok 182 36 354 733 1671 103 Thus|had|they|parted|the|previous|evening|and|now
p03-185-01 ok 182 37 362 913 1677 97 Diana|was|trailing|up|the|gravelled|drive|to|the|hospital
p03-185-02 ok 182 31 365 1097 1711 76 alone|.|Of|course|one|couldn't|say|for|certain|when|a
p03-185-03 ok 182 39 352 1279 1799 105 doctor|would|be|free|during|the|day|;|tea|was|served
p03-185-04 ok 182 34 359 1446 1745 85 from|four|until|five-thirty|in|the|residents'|common-
p03-185-05 ok 182 39 356 1631 1764 88 room|,|which|proved|the|elasticity|of|medical|commitments|.
p03-185-06 ok 182 35 343 1806 1775 128 Something|had|cropped|up|which|required|Nigel's|attention|,
p03-185-07 err 182 34 359 1982 1796 119 she|was|convinced|,|or|he|would|have|granted|her|small|request
p03-185-08 ok 182 10 364 2164 696 113 to|be|met|at|the|gates|.
p03-189-00 ok 182 22 412 705 1915 103 Sentence|Database|P03-189
p03-189-01 ok 182 19 391 1074 1682 127 They|often|had|such|a|rendezvous|,|for
p03-189-02 ok 182 22 391 1247 1857 137 there|was|just|time|to|smoke|a|cigarette|,
p03-189-03 ok 182 21 401 1427 1876 146 if|one|walked|slowly|,|between|road|and
p03-189-04 ok 182 7 398 1606 371 115 hospital|.
p06-030-00 err 188 23 301 668 1970 196 His|mouth|hardened|,|his|eyes|became
p06-030-01 err 184 19 336 847 1669 192 steely|.|'|I|see|.|'|Scorn|lashed|his
p06-030-02 ok 184 19 321 1046 1918 184 words|.|'|I|wonder|you|dared|trust
p06-030-03 err 184 18 299 1215 1740 199 him|to|my|care|.|'|'|Nicholas|-|'
p06-030-04 ok 182 18 353 1383 1845 133 '|Well|!|At|least|I|know|the|truth|.
p06-030-05 err 183 16 333 1557 1572 202 Truth|!|'|His|gaze|held|hers
p06-030-06 err 182 15 306 1756 1792 176 masterfully|.|'|You|wanted|it|so
p06-030-07 err 181 18 300 1883 1873 265 badly|-|at|any|price|.|I|hope
p06-030-08 ok 182 13 300 2113 1194 223 you|are|satisfied|.|'
p06-042-00 ok 183 15 342 651 1729 228 And|as|he|spoke|,|the|thought
p06-042-01 err 181 13 359 858 1670 194 of|Philip|lying|in|the|other
p06-042-02 err 179 11 373 985 1751 226 room|filled|him|with|a|re-
p06-042-03 ok 180 17 364 1190 1917 176 vulsion|that|was|homicidal|.
p06-042-04 err 180 11 347 1391 1934 169 Even|in|that|,|his|hands|were
p06-042-05 ok 179 14 361 1569 1861 191 tied|.|He|dare|not|precipitate
p06-042-06 ok 180 9 327 1764 1824 205 what|might|well|be|another
p06-042-07 err 180 15 341 1930 2003 304 coronary|.|And|in|that|second
p06-042-08 err 181 13 318 2115 1910 195 he|put|back|his|professional
p06-042-09 ok 178 13 325 2309 1928 145 mantle|,|and|said|with|such
p06-042-10 err 179 14 333 2474 1988 213 icy|politeness|,|such|withdrawn
p06-047-00 ok 183 20 315 680 1758 180 '|I|will|leave|you|the|necessary|pre-
p06-047-01 err 181 13 315 871 1817 266 scription|for|the|sedatives|.|You
p06-047-02 err 182 12 330 1055 1752 185 will|contact|your|new|doctor
p06-047-03 err 183 11 330 1226 1862 183 when|you|reach|your|parents'
p06-047-04 err 181 14 350 1347 1840 198 house|.|'|She|watched|him|flick
p06-047-05 ok 180 10 324 1560 1781 192 his|fountain-pen|from|his
p06-047-06 err 180 13 340 1738 1870 201 waistcoat|pocket|,|take|out
p06-047-07 ok 179 21 312 1946 1937 175 his|#|prescription|pad|,|and
p06-047-08 ok 178 15 298 2119 1911 140 #|scribble|on|it|.|Then|,
p06-047-09 ok 180 11 330 2284 1995 203 with|a|gesture|she|knew|so|well|,
p06-047-10 ok 178 8 335 2470 1813 182 he|tore|off|the|leaflet|and
p06-052-00 err 185 18 331 635 1727 242 '|Good-bye|,|Sandra|,|'|he|said
p06-052-01 ok 182 19 361 846 1904 190 with|a|deadly|finality|.|Watching
p06-052-02 ok 181 17 367 1014 1826 201 him|go|,|unable|to|speak|,|she
p06-052-03 ok 183 17 363 1192 1839 219 felt|that|part|of|her|was|leaving
p06-052-04 ok 181 18 354 1383 1814 132 him|.|She|couldn't|hate|him|...
p06-052-05 err 181 11 339 1563 1840 195 If|only|he|would|have|con-
p06-052-06 err 181 15 336 1760 1890 179 fided|in|her|,|given|some|expla-
p06-052-07 ok 181 12 404 1937 1774 116 nation|.|Now|there|was|no-
p06-052-08 ok 180 15 414 2098 1844 218 thing|-|not|even|friendship|.
p06-058-00 ok 183 13 330 667 1735 179 She|went|back|to|Philip|.|But
p06-058-01 ok 183 20 346 838 2034 141 all|she|could|hear|were|Nicholas's
p06-058-02 err 183 20 332 1037 1730 182 words|:|'|I|love|you|-|oh|,|you
p06-058-03 err 185 12 344 1215 1631 198 know|that|well|enough|.|'
p06-058-04 ok 181 17 343 1377 1637 203 Love|.|She|revolted|against
p06-058-05 ok 172 20 355 1559 1741 179 the|word|.|Nicholas|,|Philip|...
p06-058-06 ok 171 6 413 1745 1531 202 where|was|happiness|,|or
p06-058-07 ok 170 16 364 1918 1839 207 peace|of|mind|?|Philip|put|out
p06-058-08 ok 169 11 387 2111 1718 194 a|hand|and|grasped|hers|.
p06-058-09 ok 169 15 383 2257 1788 188 He|needed|her|.|She|would|find
p06-058-10 ok 168 15 385 2462 1965 167 solace|in|that|fact|at|least|.
p06-069-00 ok 171 21 294 664 1887 138 She|had|her|truth|.|How|much|had|built
p06-069-01 ok 169 15 334 854 1853 174 up|from|that|first|ideal|,|and|how
p06-069-02 err 167 22 341 1020 1757 193 little|joy|,|or|satisfaction|,|it|had
p06-069-03 err 170 17 301 1212 1831 190 given|her|.|'|I|'m|sorry|,|darling|.|'
p06-069-04 err 168 14 337 1333 1677 192 He|looked|nervous|.|It|had|been
p06-069-05 ok 167 11 315 1572 1855 197 hell|lying|there|,|knowing|she|was
p06-069-06 err 167 18 327 1744 1946 200 talking|to|Nicholas|and|wondering
p06-069-07 err 168 12 327 1888 1790 242 what|they|were|saying|.|Sandra
p06-069-08 ok 166 19 315 2135 1761 165 said|instinctively|:|'|I|told|him
p06-069-09 ok 166 11 346 2279 1806 166 I|knew|he|was|responsible|for
p06-069-10 err 167 8 345 2471 912 180 Beryl's|death|.|'
p06-088-00 ok 169 11 356 660 1846 201 Her|eyes|darkened|in|torment|.|'|Are
p06-088-01 err 167 13 338 848 1935 202 you|sure|that|she|was|telling|the|truth|?|'
p06-088-02 ok 168 16 333 1034 1878 172 '|Good|heavens|,|darling|,|why|on|earth
p06-088-03 err 167 22 346 1214 2003 166 should|she|lie|?|Besides|,|it|wasn't|just
p06-088-04 ok 169 14 299 1390 1979 171 her|word|.|There|was|enough|evidence|,
p06-088-05 ok 168 14 354 1584 1771 159 no|matter|how|one|might|want|to
p06-088-06 err 165 15 382 1750 1624 145 disbelieve|the|facts|.|'|Elation
p06-088-07 ok 167 12 404 1922 1789 173 touched|him|after|the|cold|wind
p06-088-08 ok 166 14 438 2084 1809 201 of|suspense|.|'|It|will|be|interesting
p06-088-09 err 166 11 426 2285 1831 189 to|see|what|comes|out|at|the|inquest|.
p06-096-00 err 169 17 368 667 1722 168 What|his|story|will|be|.|I|reckon
p06-096-01 err 168 10 360 837 1677 177 he|'ll|confine|himself|to|the|nervous
p06-096-02 err 169 16 359 1033 1730 169 origin|of|her|recent|illness|.|His|notes
p06-096-03 err 166 12 346 1204 1907 163 will|be|truthful|,|but|what|he|leaves|out
p06-096-04 ok 167 14 332 1370 1797 184 will|matter|most|.|'|Strange|how|just
p06-096-05 ok 167 17 339 1563 1969 162 then|Philip|was|so|certain|that|Nicholas
p06-096-06 ok 167 12 350 1731 1960 193 would|never|betray|him|.|He|loved
p06-096-07 ok 166 10 311 1930 1829 155 Sandra|too|deeply|to|ruin|her
p06-096-08 ok 168 12 301 2086 2002 189 future|happiness|.|Had|ever|circum-
p06-096-09 err 167 12 338 2269 1925 227 stances|conspired|so|cunningly|?
p06-096-10 err 165 17 343 2433 1890 200 Philip's|spirits|soared|.
p06-104-00 ok 169 11 360 702 1612 168 He|was|better|;|he|had|made|a
p06-104-01 ok 169 13 327 903 1955 175 miraculous|recovery|and|Sandra|would
p06-104-02 ok 167 20 298 1066 1945 161 soon|be|his|wife|.|The|Devil|,|he|thought|,
p06-104-03 ok 168 9 359 1255 1661 190 certainly|looked|after|his|own|.
p06-104-04 ok 167 17 302 1423 2072 188 Something|in|Sandra's|attitude|struck
p06-104-05 err 166 15 287 1607 1821 337 him|suddenly|,|making|him|say|:
p06-104-06 err 167 19 331 1787 1722 204 '|You|can't|forgive|him|for|this|-
p06-104-07 err 168 22 362 1982 1825 180 can|you|?|'|'|Forgive|is|an|unctuous|,
p06-104-08 ok 166 22 332 2166 1972 187 patronizing|word|,|'|she|replied|.|'|I|despise
p06-104-09 err 164 10 349 2326 1044 125 the|deceit|.|The|lies|.|'
p06-242-00 ok 183 25 346 711 1405 113 Philip|bristled|.|'|It|was|never|our|intention
p06-242-01 ok 184 17 333 897 1485 119 to|have|one|of|those|carnival|affairs|,|'|he
p06-242-02 ok 180 13 332 1078 1749 116 retorted|and|in|that|second|,|he|became|the|man|of
p06-242-03 ok 181 19 340 1274 1748 109 success|exerting|authority|.|Sandra|watched|her|father's
p06-242-04 ok 182 21 346 1410 1570 132 face|pale|.|Philip|,|she|knew|,|got|on|his|nerves|,|but
p06-242-05 ok 181 17 341 1623 1688 119 everything|had|gone|over|her|head|.|It|didn't|really
p06-242-06 ok 180 15 318 1805 1594 114 matter|what|was|being|said|because|she|was
p06-242-07 ok 180 10 314 1980 746 121 no|longer|a|part|of|it|.
p06-248-00 ok 183 18 343 714 1658 142 The|thought|of|Nicholas|haunted|her|,|the|sense|of
p06-248-01 ok 184 22 348 893 1742 136 loss|crucifying|.|Her|father's|comment|roused|her|as
p06-248-02 ok 183 20 315 1082 1608 124 he|said|,|'|I|was|not|talking|of|a|carnival|.|But|I
p06-248-03 ok 183 17 333 1261 1751 109 presume|we|shall|be|allowed|to|have|one|or|two
p06-248-04 ok 183 9 353 1442 1149 120 of|our|friends|at|the|ceremony|.|'
r02-000-00 ok 191 47 313 723 1661 106 He|had|long|sensed|injustice|in|the|distinctions
r02-000-01 ok 191 36 309 899 1739 117 drawn|between|ordinary|wage-earners|and|those
r02-000-02 ok 191 41 313 1080 1634 103 self-employed|.|By|the|time|his|monthly|salary
r02-000-03 ok 191 40 313 1258 1721 102 arrived|,|the|Inland|Revenue|had|already|taken
r02-000-04 ok 191 25 305 1421 1506 125 their|share|,|and|there|were|precious|few
r02-000-05 ok 182 41 311 1613 1528 107 reductions|in|tax|save|for|wives|,|children|,
r02-000-06 ok 191 36 315 1789 1642 119 life-insurances|or|any|of|the|other|normal
r02-000-07 ok 191 37 313 1975 1726 107 encumbrances|which|Cecil|had|so|far|avoided|.
r02-003-00 ok 182 23 369 708 1676 113 He|read|the|film|star's|sorry|story|and|frowned|at|the
r02-003-01 ok 182 21 372 893 1734 97 provisions|of|Schedule|D|taxation|which|not|only|allowed|her
r02-003-02 ok 182 22 396 1076 1688 97 to|claim|relief|on|the|most|unlikely|purchases|,|but|also
r02-003-03 ok 182 26 401 1260 1777 101 postponed|demanding|the|tax|until|her|financial|year
r02-003-04 ok 182 23 423 1440 1705 93 was|ended|,|audited|and|agreed|by|the|Inspector|.|The
r02-003-05 ok 182 17 468 1612 1513 103 process|could|,|and|often|did|take|several|years|.
r02-006-00 ok 182 24 423 893 1680 113 At|one|point|the|astute|Miss|Cheesecake
r02-006-01 ok 182 18 433 1078 1716 120 had|claimed|tax|relief|on|the|pur-
r02-006-02 ok 182 22 436 1255 1629 116 chase|of|several|mink|coats|which|,
r02-006-03 ok 182 21 452 1417 1664 155 it|seemed|,|were|necessary|to|fur-
r02-006-04 ok 182 21 452 1615 1595 130 ther|her|career|.|Alternatively|,|it
r02-006-05 ok 182 26 469 1785 1702 136 was|reported|,|she|tearfully|claimed
r02-006-06 ok 182 21 436 1969 1737 118 that|the|warm|coats|were|heating
r02-006-07 ok 182 22 471 2142 1720 109 appliances|and|therefore|susceptible
r02-006-08 ok 182 20 450 2325 1636 91 to|a|depreciation|tax|allowance
r02-006-09 ok 182 19 458 2499 1616 130 as|plant|and|machinery|.|The
r02-010-00 ok 182 24 342 678 1685 89 Between|all|the|interested|parties|,|the|final
r02-010-01 err 182 17 352 842 1816 113 agreement|had|been|delayed|long|enough|for
r02-010-02 ok 182 23 351 1021 1853 107 Miss|Cheesecake|to|spend|all|the|money|which
r02-010-03 err 182 16 333 1188 1904 116 by|rights|should|have|been|reserved|for|her|tax|.
r02-010-04 ok 182 31 322 1372 1834 101 Discounting|one|chinchilla|jacket|,|a|Rolls-
r02-010-05 ok 182 17 351 1551 1761 111 Royce|and|a|Sussex|manor|house|,|all
r02-010-06 err 182 20 365 1733 1856 105 three|of|which|were|in|her|husband's|name|,
r02-010-07 ok 182 16 360 1920 1603 104 she|now|declared|herself|bankrupt|.
r02-013-00 ok 182 17 405 717 1771 104 The|train|drew|into|another|station
r02-013-01 ok 182 20 403 899 1775 126 and|Cecil|,|with|a|further|six|stops
r02-013-02 ok 182 24 404 1068 1773 151 to|go|,|was|left|almost|alone|in|the
r02-013-03 ok 191 18 403 1249 1796 125 coach|.|He|fumed|as|he|recol-
r02-013-04 ok 182 21 388 1441 1708 132 lected|the|long|correspondence|he
r02-013-05 err 182 16 398 1600 1829 119 had|had|with|the|Inland|Reve-
r02-013-06 err 176 16 386 1800 1772 120 nue|in|an|effort|to|obtain
r02-013-07 ok 182 18 383 1952 1659 166 tax|relief|for|a|jacket|used
r02-013-08 ok 182 23 398 2126 1786 180 solely|in|the|office|.|'|If|the|jacket
r02-013-09 ok 182 32 397 2316 1925 174 is|a|condition|of|your|employment|,|'
r02-013-10 ok 182 21 383 2498 1806 158 the|Inspector|had|written|,|'|it|may
r02-013-11 err 176 14 357 2662 1183 134 qualify|for|relief|.|'
r02-038-00 ok 175 42 346 733 1652 123 '|It|'s|not|mine|.|I|wasn't|sitting|there|.|'|She|blinked
r02-038-01 ok 175 31 348 915 1228 125 disdainfully|at|him|and|stepped|out|.
r02-038-02 ok 175 34 349 1093 1736 143 It|was|a|new|briefcase|,|and|as|the|train|jogged|along
r02-038-03 ok 175 38 344 1264 1547 141 the|shiny|clasp|twinkled|invitingly|at|Cecil|.
r02-038-04 ok 175 36 338 1447 1751 130 He|wondered|what|it|contained|.|Probably|the|remains
r02-038-05 ok 175 23 341 1634 1391 121 of|someone's|lunch|or|a|few|secret|files|.
r02-038-06 err 175 21 360 1807 947 112 He|smiled|at|his|own|joke|.
r02-054-00 ok 191 32 348 722 1777 176 It|was|locked|.|Eager|fingers|felt|bulky|contents|and
r02-054-01 ok 191 22 331 900 1833 203 when|he|shook|the|case|there|was|a|rustling|thud
r02-054-02 err 191 35 343 1077 1790 130 of|wads|of|paper|.|'|Cor|!|'|he|muttered|aloud|,|'|there|'s
r02-054-03 ok 191 30 360 1255 1762 136 five|thousand|at|least|.|'|He|felt|in|his|jacket|pocket
r02-054-04 ok 191 32 328 1444 1780 178 and|pulled|out|a|key|ring|.|In|succession|he|tried
r02-054-05 ok 191 27 350 1621 1701 141 his|own|briefcase|key|,|a|suitcase|key|and|a
r02-054-06 ok 191 26 345 1806 1382 162 device|designed|to|lock|typewriters|.
r02-060-00 err 182 24 331 694 1793 158 Cecil|searched|in|his|pockets|once
r02-060-01 ok 182 14 330 895 1516 146 more|and|came|up|with|two
r02-060-02 ok 182 16 319 1059 1726 158 paper-clips|.|After|a|few|seconds
r02-060-03 ok 182 18 337 1229 1702 171 of|twisting|,|he|roughly|thrust|a
r02-060-04 ok 176 26 364 1429 1747 131 bent|wire|loop|into|the|lock|and
r02-060-05 ok 176 20 348 1606 1717 152 waggled|it|around|vigorously|.
r02-060-06 ok 182 10 325 1778 1540 126 There|was|a|click|and|the
r02-060-07 ok 182 14 372 1951 1747 150 briefcase|opened|.|Cecil|thrust|an
r02-060-08 err 182 23 353 2113 1710 342 eager|hand|inside|,|his|fingers
r02-060-09 err 182 12 344 2303 1567 194 groping|after|wads|of|five
r02-060-10 ok 182 7 352 2483 726 172 pound|notes|.
r02-065-00 ok 191 40 376 725 1726 154 They|closed|on|a|single|bundle|and|,|fumbling|with
r02-065-01 ok 182 43 378 912 1573 148 nervous|excitement|,|he|pulled|it|out|.|His|eye
r02-065-02 ok 182 42 374 1090 1696 131 rested|on|a|wad|of|stiff|white|paper|printed|on|one
r02-065-03 ok 182 44 358 1254 1667 156 side|.|'|Old|fashioned|fivers|!|'|he|muttered|again|,|and
r02-065-04 ok 182 47 377 1458 1785 134 tried|to|recall|if|they|were|still|legal|tender|.|Surely|the
r02-065-05 ok 182 41 371 1629 1803 142 Govr.|and|Compa.|of|the|Bank|of|England|would|never
r02-065-06 ok 182 39 352 1809 1803 152 break|their|promise|to|pay|on|rude|demand|,|let
r02-065-07 ok 182 22 379 1993 874 115 alone|on|polite|request|.
r02-070-00 ok 176 58 347 751 1824 93 Cecil|frowned|in|disappointment|as|he|focussed|upon|the
r02-070-01 ok 176 59 310 937 1877 88 printing|to|find|no|Govr.|,|no|Compa.|,|in|fact|no|five|pound|notes
r02-070-02 ok 176 52 324 1120 1812 75 at|all|.|He|was|holding|a|paper|booklet|,|the|top|sheet|of|which
r02-070-03 ok 176 52 327 1298 1841 88 bore|,|in|large|Baskerville|type|,|the|words|METROPOLITAN
r02-070-04 ok 176 43 317 1482 1746 71 MONOTECHNIC|INSTITUTE|ADVANCED|ACCOUNTANCY
r02-070-05 ok 176 45 349 1658 1620 91 COURSE|NO.|3|.|He|ruffled|the|sheets|irritably|and
r02-070-06 ok 176 40 337 1835 1495 94 glowered|at|his|own|breach|of|social|morality|.
r02-078-00 ok 191 38 383 736 1625 103 He|climbed|the|stairs|,|eager|to|unload|the
r02-078-01 err 191 47 350 919 1665 104 guilt-symbol|upon|the|ticket-collector|and|then
r02-078-02 ok 191 43 358 1093 1741 119 to|emerge|carrying|his|shame|unseen|,|but|burning|,
r02-078-03 ok 191 41 354 1264 1647 116 into|the|night|.|He|reached|the|barrier|and
r02-078-04 ok 182 38 329 1455 1664 130 fumbled|for|his|contract|before|thrusting|the
r02-078-05 ok 191 46 350 1630 1637 93 briefcase|at|the|ticket-collector|with|the|firm
r02-078-06 ok 203 36 354 1803 1450 119 intention|of|playing|the|dutiful|citizen
r02-078-07 ok 191 24 356 1980 989 128 retrieving|lost|property|.
r02-081-00 ok 176 14 391 715 837 104 Sentence|Database
r02-081-01 ok 176 36 377 909 1800 129 Before|he|could|open|his|mouth|,|the|collector
r02-081-02 err 176 38 354 1087 2036 131 stretched|out|a|hand|.|'|Watch|your|step|there|,|sir|!|Your|briefcase
r02-081-03 err 176 44 357 1250 1762 157 is|hanging|open|.|You|'ll|have|someone|shoving|their|hot
r02-081-04 err 176 57 341 1427 2099 149 little|hands|inside|.|Here|,|I|'ll|do|it|.|'|The|collector|pressed|the|twinkling
r02-081-05 err 176 45 342 1624 2009 119 catch|home|with|a|click|.|Cecil|,|irretrievably|laden|with
r02-081-06 ok 176 33 349 1796 1818 129 both|briefcase|and|conscience|,|stumbled|away
r02-081-07 ok 176 11 377 1971 641 117 into|the|darkness|.
r02-089-00 err 176 30 348 788 1930 134 '|HELLO|,|CECIL|.|HAD|a|busy|day|?|'|His|mother|came|into
r02-089-01 ok 176 20 327 954 2055 134 the|hall|as|he|opened|the|front|door|.|He|nodded|irritably
r02-089-02 err 176 35 339 1143 2057 147 and|,|turning|his|back|to|her|,|contrived|to|slide|the|brief-
r02-089-03 err 176 29 333 1330 1965 129 case|into|hiding|between|the|do-it-yourself|cupboard
r02-089-04 err 176 17 336 1504 1832 107 and|the|polished|brass|fourteen-pounder|shell-case
r02-089-05 ok 176 24 331 1690 1981 119 which|served|respectively|as|coat|cupboard|and|um-
r02-089-06 err 176 25 334 1846 2014 125 brella|stand|.|'|You|'re|later|than|usual|,|aren't|you|?|'
r02-089-07 ok 176 32 352 2040 2016 125 His|mother|tidied|her|grey|hair|in|the|hall-mirror
r02-089-08 ok 176 22 337 2198 2002 174 they|had|once|obtained|as|a|free|gift|in|exchange
r02-089-09 ok 176 17 326 2391 1821 136 for|the|labels|from|half|a|hundredweight|of
r02-089-10 ok 176 18 348 2576 1341 113 Trunk|and|Greppes|Tannin-free|Tea|.
r02-109-00 ok 176 26 345 706 1874 108 Cecil|gritted|his|teeth|and|glowered|at|the
r02-109-01 err 176 40 337 828 1916 177 inequity|of|Miss|Cheesecake|well-nigh|bathing
r02-109-02 ok 176 28 342 1065 1898 109 in|tax-free|champagne|whilst|he|had|to|go
r02-109-03 ok 176 30 333 1246 1938 107 easy|on|the|immersion|heater|.|'|What|is|it|,
r02-109-04 ok 176 26 329 1419 1739 111 Cecil|?|Don't|you|feel|well|?|'|his|mother
r02-109-05 ok 176 33 354 1598 1801 110 asked|solicitously|.|'|You|do|look|tired|.
r02-109-06 ok 176 29 354 1768 1773 121 Go|and|get|yourself|a|drink|.|'|'|Don't
r02-109-07 ok 176 29 345 1948 1875 110 fuss|,|mother|!|I|'m|quite|well|and|no|more
r02-109-08 ok 176 30 360 2125 1824 131 tired|than|usual|,|and|we|finished|the|gin
r02-109-09 ok 176 16 375 2307 1215 111 last|week|,|you|know|that|.|'
r02-117-00 ok 176 41 367 707 1650 150 Cecil|stepped|towards|the|dining|room|.|'|I|'m
r02-117-01 ok 176 39 371 886 1715 120 sure|you|must|be|tired|,|'|his|mother|insisted|.
r02-117-02 err 176 41 369 1043 1617 161 '|You|'re|very|irritable|,|anyway|.|'|'|I|'m|NOT|tired
r02-117-03 ok 176 41 352 1240 1517 150 and|I|'m|NOT|irritable|.|'|'|Very|well|then|.|'|His
r02-117-04 ok 176 42 354 1421 1684 155 mother|nodded|with|understanding|.|'|You|'re|not|tired|.
r02-117-05 ok 176 33 362 1604 1499 147 Nobody|'s|tired|.|Now|just|you|run|along
r02-117-06 ok 176 31 360 1776 1552 155 upstairs|and|wash|your|hands|whilst|I|get
r02-117-07 ok 176 12 374 1958 508 122 dinner|ready|.|'
r02-127-00 ok 176 40 365 751 1771 99 Cecil|wriggled|irritably|under|the|misplaced|management
r02-127-01 ok 176 33 351 920 1656 87 of|a|mother|who|had|failed|to|realise|that|a|son
r02-127-02 ok 182 39 345 1103 1793 90 who|is|nearly|bald|is|no|longer|a|baby|.|He|started|to
r02-127-03 ok 182 48 349 1287 1737 91 climb|the|stairs|,|stamping|with|unnecessary|vigour|upon
r02-127-04 ok 182 31 352 1450 1666 97 the|treads|.|'|And|don't|wipe|the|dirt|off|on|the
r02-127-05 ok 182 20 344 1644 993 111 towel|like|you|did|yesterday|.
r02-131-00 ok 191 38 354 729 1732 107 Your|Auntie|Edie|'s|coming|in|for|a|cup|of|tea|later|and
r02-131-01 err 191 39 325 952 1791 74 you|know|how|she|has|a|good|look|round|everywhere|.|'|There|was
r02-131-02 err 191 31 337 1124 1811 93 a|tinkle|and|a|thud|from|beside|the|coat|cupboard|.|Cecil's
r02-131-03 ok 191 35 349 1299 1781 80 mother|turned|around|in|time|to|see|the|briefcase|collapse
r02-131-04 ok 191 34 344 1473 1882 82 against|the|brass|umbrella|stand|.|'|Well|now|!|'|She|hurried
r02-131-05 ok 182 21 352 1652 1100 84 towards|it|and|picked|it|up|.
r02-137-00 err 182 18 382 695 1799 105 '|What|have|we|here|?|A|new|briefcase|!|So|THAT|'S
r02-137-01 ok 176 15 360 875 1713 107 what|it|'s|all|about|.|'|Cecil|halted|in
r02-137-02 ok 176 12 336 1032 1832 144 mid-step|near|the|top|of|the|stairs|and
r02-137-03 err 176 12 358 1240 1975 104 clenched|his|fists|.|'|So|that|'s|what
r02-137-04 err 176 14 365 1404 1830 110 What|'s|all|about|?|'|he|hissed|without
r02-137-05 ok 176 9 379 1575 1691 153 turning|round|.|She|pointed|to|the
r02-137-06 err 176 12 358 1755 1780 145 briefcase|.|'|So|that|'s|why|you|are|so
r02-137-07 ok 176 14 396 1947 1800 135 irritable|.|You|thought|that|I|'d|think
r02-137-08 err 176 7 390 2107 1341 157 you|'d|been|extravagant|.|'
r02-146-00 err 191 34 391 699 1613 88 '|But|I|'m|NOT|irritable|!|'|He|rushed|down
r02-146-01 err 191 38 383 870 1742 122 the|stairs|and|,|snatching|the|case|,|ran|back
r02-146-02 ok 191 30 363 1054 1703 111 upstairs|with|it|.|'|And|I|'ve|NOT|been
r02-146-03 ok 191 25 359 1215 1651 138 extravagant|.|'|"|Naughty|!|'|she|called
r02-146-04 err 191 24 368 1383 1553 156 after|him|.|'|Mother|knows|her|boy|.
r02-146-05 err 182 5 348 2683 654 114 Arnold|Olner
r03-002-00 ok 191 26 374 842 1743 164 In|spite|of|all|the|transferred|maternity
r03-002-01 ok 191 22 363 1030 1745 133 she|was|endowed|with|by|her|patients|,
r03-002-02 err 191 26 363 1205 1830 129 poor|Serena|was|an|infant-in-arms|as
r03-002-03 err 182 21 360 1404 1702 134 a|buyer|of|property|.|No|,|not|even|an
r03-002-04 ok 182 30 353 1582 1650 103 infant-in-arms|but|a|new-born|babe|,|a
r03-002-05 ok 191 31 348 1756 1869 130 premature|piece|of|frailty|in|an|oxygen-
r03-002-06 ok 191 26 370 1936 1841 139 tent|of|utter|innocence|.|The|complexity|of
r03-002-07 ok 191 28 368 2107 1823 149 that|innocence|was|colossal|.|It|had|layer
r03-002-08 ok 191 26 370 2277 1866 163 after|layer|of|illusion|to|be|peeled|off|and
r03-002-09 ok 191 28 388 2461 1409 140 replaced|with|sad|knowledgeability|.
r03-007-00 ok 191 24 385 754 1719 131 It|was|a|nakedness|of|nai"vety|to|be
r03-007-01 ok 191 28 383 915 1970 137 clothed|leaf|by|leaf|with|the|disappointment
r03-007-02 ok 191 36 373 1107 1851 124 of|experience|.|Her|first|illusion|consisted|in
r03-007-03 ok 191 20 375 1284 1909 127 the|belief|that|all|she|need|do|was|to|go|to
r03-007-04 ok 182 26 376 1491 1815 123 an|agent|,|visit|half|a|dozen|houses|in|one
r03-007-05 ok 182 24 360 1661 1854 158 day|,|choose|one|,|make|an|offer|,|put|it|in
r03-007-06 ok 191 26 380 1844 1906 122 the|hands|of|a|lawyer|and|go|away|on|her
r03-007-07 ok 191 31 386 2018 1824 149 holiday|while|the|whole|transaction|was
r03-007-08 ok 182 10 390 2170 579 159 put|through|.
r03-026-00 ok 186 30 331 792 1670 175 Fortunately|,|however|,|the|fashion|for|Victorian
r03-026-01 ok 186 28 318 993 1635 125 architecture|which|Mr.|John|Betjeman|had
r03-026-02 ok 186 23 315 1164 1749 129 started|several|decades|before|had|caught|on
r03-026-03 ok 186 28 309 1338 1714 103 at|last|and|therefore|saved|the|situation|for
r03-026-04 ok 182 29 310 1534 1792 123 the|affluent|middle-class|,|who|now|had|plenty
r03-026-05 err 182 31 321 1705 1756 143 of|lovely-ugly|to|be|coldly|elegant|in|.|All|this
r03-026-06 ok 186 34 324 1872 1770 155 Serena|discovered|,|and|more|,|but|in|stages|.|For|the
r03-026-07 ok 186 27 322 2038 1643 187 first|thing|she|did|was|to|make|an|offer
r03-026-08 err 182 29 329 2254 1814 114 on|a|small|pink|terraced|cottage|,|two|beds|,
r03-026-09 err 182 39 315 2432 1855 98 two|inter-comm.|rec.|,|mod.|k.|and|b.|,|sep.|W.C.
r03-026-10 ok 186 30 334 2606 1909 133 small|back|yard|,|newly|dec.|,|near|shops|and|tube
r03-030-00 ok 203 19 351 734 1706 125 The|next|thing|that|Serena|discovered|was|that
r03-030-01 err 224 26 360 905 1815 139 she|could|not|afford|to|buy|a|house|at|all|.
r03-030-02 ok 224 27 361 1091 1772 152 And|this|in|spite|of|having|at|last|managed
r03-030-03 ok 224 18 346 1271 1785 100 to|save|the|ten|percent|needed|.|Or|so|she
r03-030-04 ok 224 27 353 1452 1818 142 thought|,|being|then|in|possession|of|what
r03-030-05 ok 224 24 374 1636 1900 137 seemed|to|her|the|princely|sum|of|six|hund-
r03-030-06 ok 224 26 357 1819 1280 138 red|pounds|.|The|lawyer|said|:
r03-035-00 ok 179 29 350 714 1778 113 "|Of|course|you|must|count|about|two|hundred
r03-035-01 ok 193 20 382 875 1508 143 for|legal|charges|and|stamp|duties|,
r03-035-02 ok 200 24 384 1062 1675 137 maybe|less|,|depending|on|the|price|of|the
r03-035-03 ok 200 24 373 1238 1651 135 house|,|and|whether|it|has|been|regis-
r03-035-04 ok 204 22 354 1418 1727 151 tered|.|I|take|it|you|have|a|mortgage|lined
r03-035-05 ok 202 26 356 1585 1682 172 up|,|then|,|Mrs.|-|er|-|Buttery|?|"|"|Not|yet|,
r03-035-06 ok 205 26 346 1772 1646 139 but|the|bank|would|give|me|a|loan|,|I|'m
r03-035-07 ok 204 33 346 1940 1774 163 sure|.|"|"|Er|,|yes|.|You|have|some|securities|,
r03-035-08 err 206 7 334 2101 1103 119 then|?|"
r03-050-00 ok 182 37 364 713 1649 105 His|aspect|was|as|dusty|as|his|office|,|with|scurf
r03-050-01 ok 182 37 321 902 1768 90 from|dusty|hair|on|the|dusty|shoulders|of|his|black
r03-050-02 ok 182 41 325 1086 1673 104 suit|,|cigarette|ash|down|the|front|,|an|ashen|face
r03-050-03 ok 182 39 321 1260 1749 92 and|yellow|sleepy|dust|in|the|corners|of|his|pale
r03-050-04 ok 182 42 329 1444 1719 107 grey|eyes|.|His|finger-nails|were|dirty|,|though|he
r03-050-05 ok 182 36 345 1618 1733 106 tried|to|make|up|for|it|by|constantly|paring|them
r03-050-06 ok 182 30 338 1795 1457 94 with|the|finger-nail|of|the|opposite|hand|.
r03-053-00 ok 182 38 381 1074 1738 131 His|voice|was|like|his|black|and|pin-stripe|,
r03-053-01 ok 182 33 374 1253 1745 132 a|grey|superimposition|of|respectability|over
r03-053-02 err 182 44 373 1423 1817 165 the|original|colour|of|his|own|natural|vowels|,
r03-053-03 ok 182 35 382 1590 1787 163 the|result|being|somehow|as|ineffective|,|not
r03-053-04 ok 182 28 355 1782 1761 139 just|dusty-grey|but|muddy|,|slimy|even|.
r03-053-05 err 182 35 370 1965 1702 152 His|digressions|too|,|seemed|to|have|no|other
r03-053-06 ok 182 31 344 2154 1629 141 purpose|than|the|throwing|of|dust|in|his
r03-053-07 err 182 34 355 2321 1782 154 client's|eyes|,|the|dust|of|fake|security|,|of
r03-053-08 ok 182 28 371 2505 1649 135 the|fake|friend|of|the|family|,|like|the
r03-056-00 ok 191 36 347 723 1803 136 "|Yes|,|well|...|.|"|He|judged|that|she|had|been|sufficiently
r03-056-01 ok 199 22 336 908 1644 124 dazzled|and|gave|a|long|raucous|cough|.|"|Only
r03-056-02 ok 203 28 337 1093 1806 118 cigarettes|worth|smoking|,|these|.|Most|unhealthy|,|English
r03-056-03 ok 224 27 349 1262 1791 112 ones|.|Well|,|now|,|let|me|see|.|I|think|I|can|put|you|onto
r03-056-04 err 224 30 341 1453 1754 123 some|people|who|might|,|I|say|might|,|let|you|have|a|mortgage|on
r03-056-05 ok 224 33 347 1621 1804 125 this|property|...|.|"|"|But|,|they|'re|safe|,|are|they|?|I|mean|,
r03-056-06 err 224 31 361 1795 1725 126 they|'re|not|-|money-lenders|?|"|"|Mrs.|-|er|-|Buttery|,
r03-056-07 ok 224 20 339 1996 1679 102 all|mortgage|companies|are|money-lenders|.
r03-065-00 ok 199 36 374 714 1876 102 That|'s|rather|the|point|,|isn't|it|?|"|"|No|,|but|I|mean|-|"
r03-065-01 err 203 28 357 908 1834 133 "|I|know|what|you|mean|.|You|may|trust|me|,|Mrs.
r03-065-02 err 203 23 339 1093 1768 122 Buttery|.|I|think|,|however|,|that|you|might|have
r03-065-03 ok 224 20 341 1272 1766 109 to|revise|your|ideas|about|-|er|-|the|type|of
r03-065-04 ok 224 29 342 1441 1806 140 property|you|intend|to|purchase|.|"|She|revised
r03-065-05 ok 199 18 342 1625 1797 79 them|.|The|little|man|from|the|Inter-Insular
r03-065-06 ok 224 26 337 1805 1831 141 (|British|Archipelago|)|Insurance|Company|soon
r03-065-07 ok 224 6 333 1997 480 54 saw|to|that|.
r03-084-00 ok 172 21 305 728 1980 184 I|'m|afraid|we|can't|take|yours|into|account
r03-084-01 err 172 34 294 901 1983 196 at|all|.|It|'s|a|rule|of|I.I.I.|You|see|,|you
r03-084-02 err 172 21 276 1073 2025 222 might|stop|work|to|have|-|well|,|for|all|sorts|of
r03-084-03 err 172 22 233 1271 1984 177 reasons|,|or|you|might|leave|him|.|"|"|But|how
r03-084-04 err 172 27 277 1424 1926 218 utterly|extraordinary|,|"|said|Serena|angrily|,
r03-084-05 err 172 23 210 1627 2037 192 "|you|must|be|living|in|the|nineteenth|century|.|"
r03-084-06 err 174 25 244 1758 1910 244 "|Oh|,|but|it|'s|a|very|general|rule|,|Mrs.|Buttery|,
r03-084-07 ok 172 27 225 1955 1897 181 you|'ll|find|that|no|insurance|companies|,
r03-084-08 ok 172 30 231 2157 1975 192 or|building|societies|,|for|that|matter|,|will
r03-084-09 ok 172 19 249 2345 1445 176 allow|for|the|wife's|earnings|.
r03-090-00 ok 224 24 373 720 1551 139 Our|lawyers|-|"|"|Who|are|your|lawyers|?|"
r03-090-01 err 203 39 351 897 1829 85 "|Clacton's|.|"|"|Well|,|I|'m|damned|.|"|"|Now|,|let|me|see|,
r03-090-02 ok 203 27 336 1087 1681 109 you|say|your|husband|earns|about|...|yes|,
r03-090-03 ok 203 27 350 1261 1730 110 that|would|come|to|...|three|,|carry|seven|,|six
r03-090-04 ok 199 23 350 1440 1764 102 nines|are|fifty|four|-|of|course|we|'d|have|to
r03-090-05 ok 191 19 350 1622 1728 104 have|some|sort|of|proof|,|you|know|,|it|'s|very
r03-090-06 ok 199 26 339 1800 1775 122 difficult|with|self-employed|persons|,|carry|two|.
r03-096-00 err 199 35 365 751 1765 88 Yes|.|I|'m|afraid|we|couldn't|raise|this|loan|to|more
r03-096-01 ok 199 25 366 932 1815 92 than|three|thousand|three|fifty|at|the|most|.|Now|you
r03-096-02 ok 203 31 371 1114 1713 115 could|get|quite|a|nice|little|semi-detached|house|in
r03-096-03 ok 203 34 375 1293 1807 100 Grimstead|for|three|thousand|,|that|'s|where|I|live|,|just
r03-096-04 ok 199 28 377 1461 1761 109 before|the|green|belt|,|lovely|and|modern|,|you|know|.
r03-096-05 ok 199 28 372 1645 1635 112 I|forgot|to|tell|you|,|we|don't|usually|lend|any
r03-096-06 err 224 21 363 1807 1078 89 house|built|earlier|than|1918|.|"
r03-110-00 err 178 27 322 742 1896 108 "|You|see|,|"|she|propounded|to|Rupert|after|her|last|patient
r03-110-01 ok 180 22 346 922 1843 119 had|gone|,|"|we|can|get|three|thousand|three|fifty|,
r03-110-02 ok 179 21 328 1093 1922 125 perhaps|a|little|more|if|we|can|cheat|your|earnings
r03-110-03 ok 180 17 338 1268 1885 134 a|bit|.|I|'m|sure|you|could|raise|the|rest|from
r03-110-04 ok 178 23 335 1459 1925 123 one|of|your|publishers|,|get|two|books|commissioned
r03-110-05 ok 177 22 349 1639 1905 130 and|write|them|later|.|I|'ve|got|a|bit|owing|too|.
r03-110-06 ok 176 22 365 1814 1886 119 Now|,|I|saw|some|flats|in|Hendon|for|four|thou|,
r03-110-07 ok 178 21 339 1982 1886 140 and|some|in|West|Hampstead|for|four|two|fifty|,
r03-110-08 ok 173 24 345 2168 1864 136 two|beds|,|two|reception|,|k.|and|b.|,|just|think|,
r03-110-09 ok 176 9 343 2348 806 85 our|own|bathroom|.
r03-115-00 ok 194 19 360 730 1772 131 Much|more|spacious|than|that|poky|little|cottage|,
r03-115-01 ok 199 21 353 923 1537 133 which|wasn't|a|bit|practical|really|,|the
r03-115-02 ok 201 21 352 1102 1730 78 reception|room|was|too|small|when|divided
r03-115-03 ok 204 11 367 1283 1038 71 and|too|big|when|not|.
r06-000-00 ok 183 18 349 709 1538 115 Vence|is|a|sober|spot|,|half|way|between|small
r06-000-01 ok 184 18 353 885 1685 130 town|and|village|,|pigeon|grey|,|sly|with|arches|,|and
r06-000-02 ok 183 20 345 1069 1615 133 linked|by|a|whispering|plot|of|fountains|.|In|the|main
r06-000-03 ok 182 15 351 1241 1537 113 tree-heavy|square|you|can|sit|in|the|autumn
r06-000-04 ok 183 18 341 1426 1634 129 sunshine|,|still|burning|like|a|half-cooled|iron|,
r06-000-05 err 182 10 351 1608 1367 117 sip|pastis|and|read|the|local|newspapers|.
r06-003-00 ok 184 19 331 720 1800 101 One|called|La|Patriote|is|Communist|,|and|at|the|time
r06-003-01 ok 185 18 321 903 1799 130 of|our|arrival|it|was|throwing|huge|over-ripe|verbal
r06-003-02 ok 184 13 337 1089 1744 116 tomatoes|at|General|de|Gaulle|.|One|side|of|this|square
r06-003-03 ok 183 17 333 1266 1835 77 is|a|smart|but|modest|bar|called|Pierre's|Bar|.|For|one
r06-003-04 err 183 28 340 1453 1863 92 day|,|with|the|help|of|the|Syndicat|d'Initiative|,|we|had|been
r06-003-05 ok 182 19 333 1627 1690 101 hunting|for|furnished|rooms|,|and|had|given|up|,|when|an
r06-003-06 err 182 21 338 1809 1848 104 elderly|lady|,|the|owner|of|a|residence|called|the|Poet's|Nest|,
r06-003-07 ok 182 13 340 1987 1360 97 had|firmly|closed|the|door|in|our|noses|.
r06-007-00 ok 184 24 322 718 1771 113 '|It|is|a|pity|,|'|said|Mart|,|'|because|it|would|have|been
r06-007-01 ok 183 18 335 922 1708 103 a|good|address|.|'|Now|,|after|a|woman's|radar|look|,
r06-007-02 ok 181 17 330 1094 1708 103 she|decided|Pierre|would|solve|our|problems|.|This
r06-007-03 err 183 24 318 1263 1686 97 was|true|,|Pierre|was|a|true|Provenc*?6al|,|thin|and
r06-007-04 ok 182 16 324 1454 1677 117 yellow|as|lemon|peel|,|wrestling|with|some|gnawing|rat
r06-007-05 ok 182 22 321 1632 1826 111 of|an|illness|,|man|of|all|trades|,|married|to|a|commanding
r06-007-06 ok 180 11 314 1816 1576 97 lady|who|loved|small|talk|and|the|discreet
r06-007-07 ok 180 7 346 1996 769 101 accumulation|of|money|.
r06-011-00 ok 184 20 331 718 1589 111 We|went|in|.|There|were|a|few|people|in|the|bar|,
r06-011-01 ok 183 23 338 896 1800 120 elderly|,|well-off|,|artistic|,|who|,|you|felt|,|had|made|a|hard
r06-011-02 ok 184 22 344 1068 1698 131 bargain|for|giving|up|.|'|I|have|furnished|rooms|,|'|said
r06-011-03 err 184 26 351 1254 1743 119 Pierre|,|'|and|all|mod|cons|.|'|The|price|was|16,000|francs|a
r06-011-04 err 182 23 344 1444 1654 113 month|.|'|Yes|,|'|we|said|immediately|,|even|before|viewing|.
r06-011-05 ok 181 14 340 1614 979 104 We|were|shown|around|by|Pierre|.
r06-018-00 err 184 27 335 715 1802 122 The|flat|was|on|the|third|floor|;|two|rooms|;|soft|Provenc*?
r06-018-01 ok 184 25 355 898 1762 123 6al|view|;|good|intimate|furnishing|and|colour|;|running
r06-018-02 ok 182 16 339 1086 1604 107 hot|water|from|Butagas|installation|for|washing-up|,
r06-018-03 ok 181 21 334 1265 1608 96 basin|and|bidet|;|own|private|,|modern|lavatory|.|The
r06-018-04 ok 182 19 338 1442 1742 117 first|night's|sleeping|was|like|a|long|convalescence|.
r06-018-05 ok 181 18 345 1617 1637 101 We|were|woken|up|twice|about|dawn|by|a|soft
r06-018-06 ok 180 10 338 1809 850 90 eruption|of|turtle-doves|.
r06-022-00 ok 186 25 375 722 1731 109 This|was|strange|,|even|magic|,|because|the|owner's
r06-022-01 ok 184 27 348 906 1764 92 name|was|Pierre|Tortorolo|which|,|in|Nicoison|Italian|means
r06-022-02 ok 184 24 350 1082 1691 109 '|turtledove|'|.|Pierre|Turtledove|.|When|we|woke|up|properly|it
r06-022-03 ok 184 21 356 1265 1789 95 was|raining|,|an|even|more|hopeless|rain|than|London|,|and|we
r06-022-04 ok 183 17 342 1433 1725 124 looked|out|of|the|windows|at|the|weeping|trees|and|the
r06-022-05 ok 182 19 345 1623 1806 91 curling|white|breath|of|the|mountains|.|The|land|looked
r06-022-06 ok 182 15 340 1785 1715 101 like|a|beaten|woman|and|the|turtle-doves|cried|her
r06-022-07 ok 179 2 354 1988 198 61 shame|.
r06-027-00 ok 185 17 344 720 1654 132 There|they|were|,|in|fact|,|below|us|,|eight|of|them|.
r06-027-01 ok 185 22 328 904 1702 114 Four|of|them|were|flattened|on|the|window|sills|,|two
r06-027-02 ok 183 15 338 1090 1733 107 immolated|on|a|nearby|roof|top|,|the|other|pair|copulating|.
r06-027-03 ok 182 17 325 1267 1603 99 We|had|a|morning|at|Pierre's|.|He|talked|about|people|.
r06-027-04 ok 183 17 303 1450 1837 111 Marc|Chagall|used|to|live|here|and|an|Englishman|named
r06-027-05 ok 182 24 326 1621 1779 123 Lawrence|.|He|was|here|,|near|the|railway|station|,|three|or
r06-027-06 ok 181 15 333 1806 1517 109 four|years|.|During|this|period|he|wrote|a|book|,
r06-027-07 ok 181 9 329 1993 883 116 The|Lover|of|Lady|Chatterly|.
r06-035-00 ok 171 21 364 673 1690 104 No|,|he|hadn't|read|it|;|Madame|did|all|the
r06-035-01 ok 174 29 353 842 1775 169 reading|.|Lawrence|died|in|this|very|place|.
r06-035-02 ok 174 22 348 1011 1711 164 He|used|to|come|to|Pierre's|Bar|again|and
r06-035-03 err 174 19 350 1202 1651 155 again|.|No|,|he|couldn't|really|remember
r06-035-04 ok 174 18 338 1369 1671 120 him|,|he|was|one|of|the|crowd|.|The
r06-035-05 ok 173 22 342 1555 1619 161 sun|came|out|;|Mart|went|shopping|;|I
r06-035-06 ok 173 20 344 1719 1640 172 sat|in|the|square|reading|the|Patriote|.
r06-041-00 ok 176 21 359 714 1655 139 There|was|a|front-page|rear-attack|on|de
r06-041-01 err 175 20 313 893 1683 266 Gaulle|,|and|the|rest|of|the|paper|was|given|up
r06-041-02 err 174 24 360 1076 1596 173 to|murders|,|apart|for|an|outcry|against|a
r06-041-03 ok 174 26 336 1253 1786 142 proposal|to|drop|radio-active|material|into
r06-041-04 ok 173 21 337 1422 1702 101 the|Mediterranean|between|Corsica|and|St
r06-041-05 ok 173 19 356 1607 1813 137 Raphael|.|All|the|murders|were|well|documented
r06-041-06 ok 175 16 359 1791 1571 163 and|had|the|air|of|being|written|by|an
r06-041-07 ok 174 22 376 1957 1697 169 ingenious|,|but|mad|film|director|of|the
r06-041-08 ok 171 9 365 2149 320 98 Thirties|.
r06-044-00 err 176 21 359 814 1639 142 They|mostly|occurred|in|lonely|farm-houses|.
r06-044-01 ok 174 28 365 989 1775 118 Monsieur|H|,|for|instance|,|had|been|clubbed|and
r06-044-02 ok 174 29 345 1152 1818 186 throttled|to|death|by|his|wife|,|children|and
r06-044-03 ok 174 29 332 1330 1685 173 father-in-law|,|after|muddling|up|some|sheep
r06-044-04 ok 176 21 348 1508 1676 181 while|the|worse|for|drink|.|The|family
r06-044-05 ok 174 18 323 1711 1709 170 group|then|sat|down|for|a|late|lunch
r06-044-06 ok 173 26 337 1873 1798 141 before|the|father-in-law|telephoned|the|police|.
r06-044-07 ok 173 29 327 2055 1737 192 Then|again|,|Monsieur|V|,|owing|to|family
r06-044-08 ok 173 18 381 2250 1496 101 troubles|,|had|written|to|the|local
r06-044-09 ok 173 25 348 2422 1759 158 paper|and|the|superintendent|of|police|,
r06-044-10 ok 173 23 379 2605 1768 143 informing|them|that|he|was|on|the|point
r06-049-00 ok 172 20 370 741 1472 183 Monsieur|V's|house|was|immediately
r06-049-01 ok 173 20 355 921 1681 187 surrounded|by|firemen|and|other|officials|,
r06-049-02 ok 173 17 350 1109 1772 118 but|there|was|no|Monsieur|V.|He|telephoned
r06-049-03 ok 172 14 360 1286 1730 167 a|few|minutes|later|from|a|nearby|village|,
r06-049-04 ok 173 31 335 1465 1763 167 apologising|for|the|trouble|,|but|explaining
r06-049-05 ok 174 14 343 1646 1638 145 that|the|walls|were|porous|and|the
r06-049-06 ok 174 14 332 1818 1571 154 gas|had|escaped|.|General|relief|was
r06-049-07 ok 171 19 357 2001 1538 119 expressed|,|but|Monsieur|V|(|this|was
r06-049-08 ok 171 26 361 2167 1859 148 actually|reported|in|the|next|issue|)|returned
r06-049-09 ok 173 20 358 2348 1785 211 home|and|shot|himself|,|leaving|a|note
r06-049-10 ok 173 26 373 2527 1730 194 which|again|left|his|household|goods
r06-053-00 ok 175 21 346 684 1736 193 Some|grim|comic|relief|was|provided|by
r06-053-01 ok 173 18 353 881 1749 183 an|elderly|farm|labourer|out|for|a|shoot
r06-053-02 ok 172 23 373 1058 1789 126 who|hid|himself|in|a|bush|and|imitated
r06-053-03 ok 174 31 357 1241 1839 179 a|blackbird|.|Unfortunately|a|sporting|taxi-driver
r06-053-04 ok 175 23 360 1429 1788 162 was|after|this|very|bird|and|shot|the|farm-
r06-053-05 ok 172 20 358 1593 1554 145 labourer|in|the|face|.|All|,|however|,
r06-053-06 err 173 22 352 1785 1596 142 ended|well|,|reported|the|paper|,|since|the
r06-053-07 ok 172 15 360 1960 1522 159 pellets|were|easily|removed|and|the
r06-053-08 ok 170 15 372 2136 1711 122 labourer|was|able|to|return|to|work|the
r06-053-09 ok 171 6 344 2317 639 111 same|afternoon|.
r06-057-00 err 175 20 344 717 1819 97 We|travelled|down|to|Nice|on|the|Lambretta|.
r06-057-01 ok 176 23 296 884 1813 177 You|can|free-wheel|down|a|quarter|of|the
r06-057-02 ok 174 22 310 1070 1732 165 way|.|In|the|middle|of|the|journey|is|a
r06-057-03 ok 173 21 336 1242 1676 119 valley|with|a|sea|of|vines|and|olives
r06-057-04 ok 173 16 333 1424 1784 152 and|beaches|of|earth|pricked|to|blood|by
r06-057-05 ok 174 18 341 1574 1715 167 the|hoe|.|Rising|from|the|flecked|sea|are
r06-057-06 err 172 28 354 1766 1713 182 islands|tapering|to|shipwrecked|castles|and
r06-057-07 err 174 24 369 1950 1740 214 towns|,|grey|,|rose-headed|mariners|clinging
r06-057-08 ok 172 12 355 2105 1084 150 like|limpets|to|the|rock|.
r06-062-00 ok 178 23 352 660 1782 146 There|is|a|curd|of|morning|smoke|and
r06-062-01 ok 176 14 324 831 1712 145 a|muffled|bell|taps|the|sky|.|Here|we
r06-062-02 ok 178 16 296 997 1737 172 stopped|,|as|in|fine|weather|we|always
r06-062-03 ok 176 18 296 1184 1805 167 stopped|.|Down|below|is|the|village|of
r06-062-04 ok 178 12 325 1356 1636 201 Cagnes|,|but|between|are|pockets|of
r06-062-05 ok 175 15 326 1542 1657 112 heat|and|cold|like|the|hands|of
r06-062-06 ok 179 18 326 1720 1721 181 friends|or|strangers|,|and|a|flurry|of
r06-062-07 ok 177 16 328 1908 1664 177 early|smells|,|the|dark|bosoms|of
r06-062-08 ok 177 20 349 2086 1531 177 beech|and|the|thin|pine|fingers
r06-062-09 ok 173 11 369 2267 856 174 kissed|by|the|sun|.
r06-066-00 ok 175 21 367 668 1808 168 Then|here|was|Nice|,|and|the|old|holiday
r06-066-01 ok 177 18 368 892 1636 131 sea|,|blue|as|a|new|school|exercise
r06-066-02 ok 176 23 362 1061 1683 149 book|.|The|same|old|Nice|,|creamy|,
r06-066-03 ok 174 24 395 1239 1688 159 vulgar|,|out|of|time|,|bitter-sweet|with
r06-066-04 ok 175 27 385 1417 1860 173 the|ghosts|of|dead|monarchs|and|brilliant
r06-066-05 err 171 23 411 1599 1820 210 prostitutes|,|edging|past|grubby|grandeur
r06-066-06 err 171 19 407 1777 1819 155 to|the|old|sleeping|port|.|This|,|and
r06-066-07 err 173 24 421 1915 1750 224 Paris|,|were|my|ruined|pavilions|,|and|I
r06-066-08 ok 171 17 409 2141 1787 101 could|catch|the|taste|of|dead|dreams|on
r06-066-09 ok 170 12 431 2324 1002 173 my|tongue|like|spray|.
r06-070-00 ok 171 19 366 706 1743 138 We|parked|the|Lambretta|opposite|the
r06-070-01 ok 174 18 346 875 1633 157 Negresco|,|and|went|to|the|beach|to
r06-070-02 ok 175 21 321 1054 1828 182 have|a|swim|.|Amazing|bedlam|rocked
r06-070-03 ok 175 23 344 1236 1887 191 in|our|eyes|.|The|sea|boiled|with|waves|,
r06-070-04 ok 174 15 312 1414 1711 163 they|galloped|to|the|walls|and|spumed
r06-070-05 ok 173 18 338 1599 1829 189 over|the|Promenade|des|Anglais|.|A|huge
r06-070-06 ok 172 19 310 1771 1768 135 crowd|had|collected|.|There|were|firemen
r06-070-07 ok 174 14 334 1968 1849 137 and|policemen|and|ambulances|,|and|the
r06-070-08 ok 173 15 333 2143 1689 162 eyes|of|the|spectators|were|hard|with
r06-070-09 err 173 7 359 2318 283 100 disaster|.
r06-076-00 ok 176 14 340 715 1698 130 They|all|had|that|neat|look|of
r06-076-01 ok 174 19 342 890 1695 188 Mediterranean|people|to|whom|nothing
r06-076-02 ok 175 24 351 1069 1741 130 could|ever|happen|,|the|chosen|sane|,|the
r06-076-03 ok 175 23 341 1244 1530 127 uncuckolded|,|unrobbed|,|sheltered|from
r06-076-04 ok 177 22 349 1421 1821 173 disease|and|accident|by|doctors|,|God|and
r06-076-05 err 173 24 332 1614 1843 163 the|municipality|.|Yet|,|at|any|time|now|,
r06-076-06 ok 174 16 306 1778 1885 151 the|bell|would|ring|for|them|-|the|gilded
r06-076-07 ok 177 14 330 1969 1750 148 love|house|,|the|mad|grandmother|or|the
r06-076-08 ok 173 17 349 2133 1385 138 bloody|child|at|the|crossroads|.
r06-090-00 ok 189 19 366 723 1653 141 It|was|growing|cold|.|We|left|the
r06-090-01 ok 189 18 351 919 1695 81 crowd|and|drove|back|to|Vence|.
r06-090-02 ok 190 20 359 1092 1711 144 The|cool|evening|perfumes|stood
r06-090-03 ok 188 16 363 1274 1828 138 beckoning|at|the|corners|of|the|roads|.
r06-090-04 ok 189 16 354 1459 1687 84 Mart|is|unable|to|smell|(|her|sense
r06-090-05 ok 188 21 353 1642 1884 122 organs|were|impaired|years|ago|)|,|and
r06-090-06 ok 186 13 373 1808 1703 110 I|had|to|explain|the|low|,|sharp|and
r06-090-07 ok 188 20 345 1987 1747 128 sweet|signals|in|the|air|.|When|we
r06-090-08 ok 189 18 355 2169 1723 133 got|back|home|we|felt|exhausted|.
r06-090-09 ok 187 23 359 2347 1732 134 London|sickness|(|a|sense|of|guilt|,
r06-090-10 ok 187 18 365 2534 1824 126 mingled|with|the|memory|of|sandwiches
r06-097-00 err 187 17 350 723 1742 117 We|went|straight|to|bed|and|slept|until
r06-097-01 ok 186 13 348 907 1770 101 the|turtle-doves|drummed|up|the
r06-097-02 ok 188 21 345 1100 1894 129 sun|.|The|next|morning|,|in|the|square
r06-097-03 ok 186 24 337 1269 1858 108 opposite|Pierre's|,|I|read|about|the|Nice
r06-097-04 ok 184 15 354 1460 1603 95 beach|catastrophe|in|the|Patriote|.
r06-097-05 ok 186 18 357 1624 1848 147 Mart|had|been|right|,|the|body|had|been
r06-097-06 ok 187 18 346 1808 1816 144 a|woman's|.|It|belonged|to|a|Madame
r06-097-07 ok 187 21 357 1987 1703 120 N.|Enquiries|had|been|made|in|the
r06-097-08 ok 186 26 349 2175 1703 115 neighbourhood|,|and|it|transpired|that
r06-097-09 ok 187 17 367 2354 1629 75 Madame|N's|husband|had|made|an
r06-097-10 ok 186 20 347 2534 1785 123 arrangement|with|the|dead|lady's|sister
r06-103-00 err 186 18 355 715 1860 118 The|sister|,|able|to|swim|,|had|returned
r06-103-01 ok 186 18 347 906 1802 140 to|the|shore|,|but|instead|of|returning
r06-103-02 ok 185 17 358 1091 1699 95 to|her|brother-in-law|(|with|whom
r06-103-03 ok 186 25 342 1274 1709 105 she|had|an|illicit|relationship|)|,|she
r06-103-04 ok 186 19 351 1445 1798 101 went|to|her|fiance*?2's|house|and
r06-103-05 err 185 17 351 1630 1601 137 confessed|everything|.|Her|fiance*?2
r06-103-06 ok 183 17 349 1818 1898 100 reported|her|to|the|police|,|and|then|jumped
r06-103-07 ok 183 11 344 1987 1328 98 off|a|cliff|near|Monte|Carlo|.
r06-106-00 ok 185 16 340 731 1650 141 The|day|I|promised|to|take|Catherine
r06-106-01 ok 184 21 342 915 1718 136 down|to|visit|my|young|friend|Philip
r06-106-02 ok 185 16 329 1101 1809 130 at|his|school|in|the|country|,|we|were
r06-106-03 ok 184 13 348 1277 1713 92 to|leave|at|eleven|,|but|she|arrived
r06-106-04 ok 185 14 347 1449 1720 99 at|nine|.|Her|blue|dress|was|new|,
r06-106-05 ok 183 18 339 1639 1844 85 and|so|were|her|fashionable|shoes|.|Her
r06-106-06 ok 183 17 346 1818 1769 102 hair|had|just|been|done|.|She|looked
r06-106-07 ok 184 15 350 1995 1772 122 more|than|ever|like|a|pink|and|gold
r06-106-08 ok 182 18 351 2172 1816 132 Renoir|girl|who|expects|everything|from
r06-106-09 ok 181 4 351 2354 174 94 life|.
r06-111-00 ok 181 15 341 732 1628 88 Catherine|lives|in|a|white|house
r06-111-01 err 183 17 332 918 1739 132 overlooking|the|sweeping|brown|tides
r06-111-02 ok 183 14 336 1095 1751 134 of|the|river|.|She|helped|me|clean|up|my
r06-111-03 ok 183 19 346 1277 1773 100 flat|with|a|devotion|which|said|that
r06-111-04 ok 184 18 333 1453 1872 128 she|felt|small|flats|were|altogether|more
r06-111-05 ok 181 16 347 1645 1765 113 romantic|than|large|houses|.|We|drank
r06-111-06 ok 182 19 351 1815 1844 129 tea|,|and|talked|mainly|about|Philip|,|who|,
r06-111-07 err 184 18 349 2004 1793 117 being|15|,|has|pure|stern|tastes|in|every-
r06-111-08 ok 182 13 354 2167 1173 131 thing|from|food|to|music|.
r06-115-00 ok 183 16 343 725 1741 143 Catherine|looked|at|the|books|lying
r06-115-01 ok 182 14 351 923 1698 83 around|his|room|,|and|asked|if|she
r06-115-02 ok 183 17 351 1099 1780 113 might|borrow|the|stories|of|Isaac|Babel
r06-115-03 ok 182 17 367 1279 1753 76 to|read|on|the|train|.|Catherine|is|13|.
r06-115-04 err 185 20 370 1444 1743 143 I|suggested|she|might|find|them|dif-
r06-115-05 err 183 26 360 1632 1849 107 ficult|,|but|she|said|,|'|Philip|reads|them|,
r06-115-06 err 184 20 337 1800 1715 147 doesn't|he|?|'|During|the|journey|I|read
r06-115-07 ok 183 10 349 2001 1642 120 newspapers|and|watched|her|pretty
r06-115-08 ok 183 12 362 2159 1582 149 frowning|face|as|she|turned|the
r06-115-09 ok 183 14 351 2359 1793 115 pages|of|Babel|,|for|she|was|determined
r06-115-10 ok 181 12 358 2518 1738 145 to|let|nothing|get|between|her|and
r06-121-00 ok 185 26 337 735 1788 130 At|the|school|,|which|is|charming|,|ci-
r06-121-01 ok 185 18 332 919 1850 97 vilised|and|expensive|,|the|two|children
r06-121-02 ok 185 20 332 1100 1837 119 walked|together|across|green|fields|,|and
r06-121-03 ok 184 14 353 1278 1764 123 I|followed|,|seeing|how|the|sun|gilded
r06-121-04 ok 184 13 336 1451 1642 138 their|bright|friendly|heads|turned
r06-121-05 ok 183 11 340 1633 1734 128 towards|each|other|as|they|talked|.|In
r06-121-06 ok 183 16 328 1815 1741 94 Catherine's|left|hand|she|carried|the
r06-121-07 ok 185 15 340 1997 1751 92 stories|of|Isaac|Babel|.|After|lunch|we
r06-121-08 ok 182 20 335 2167 1692 107 went|to|the|pictures|.|Philip|allowed
r06-121-09 ok 183 17 332 2352 1754 126 #|it|to|be|seen|that|he|thought|going|to
r06-121-10 ok 183 16 353 2530 1769 117 the|pictures|just|for|the|fun|of|it|was
r06-126-00 ok 184 12 352 734 1667 89 For|his|sake|we|chose|the|more
r06-126-01 ok 186 14 368 916 1687 104 serious|of|the|two|films|that|were
r06-126-02 ok 184 15 349 1093 1676 125 showing|in|the|little|town|.|It|was
r06-126-03 ok 185 16 356 1279 1705 135 about|a|good|priest|who|helped|cri-
r06-126-04 ok 185 21 372 1460 1753 130 minals|in|New|York|.|His|goodness|,|how-
r06-126-05 ok 183 13 348 1647 1686 117 ever|,|was|not|enough|to|prevent|one
r06-126-06 ok 183 14 358 1812 1680 140 of|them|from|being|sent|to|the|gas
r06-126-07 ok 184 24 364 1999 1736 103 chamber|;|and|Philip|and|I|waited|with
r06-126-08 ok 183 22 336 2179 1835 97 Catherine|in|the|dark|until|she|had|stopped
r06-126-09 ok 186 20 346 2359 1819 131 crying|and|could|face|the|light|of|a|golden
r06-126-10 ok 185 5 342 2555 401 104 evening|.
r06-130-00 ok 184 13 353 726 1754 104 At|the|entrance|of|the|cinema|the
r06-130-01 ok 184 17 320 919 1838 137 doorman|was|lying|in|wait|for|anyone
r06-130-02 err 183 15 333 1104 1804 121 who|had|red|eyes|.|Grasping|Catherine
r06-130-03 ok 182 19 348 1282 1721 127 by|her|suffering|arm|,|he|said|bitterly|:
r06-130-04 ok 185 18 342 1441 1693 150 '|Yes|,|why|are|you|crying|,|he|had|to|be
r06-130-05 ok 182 25 332 1640 1838 101 punished|for|his|crime|,|didn't|he|?|'|Cathe-
r06-130-06 ok 181 22 339 1823 1739 89 rine|stared|at|him|,|incredulous|.|Philip
r06-130-07 ok 183 21 352 2005 1696 120 rescued|her|by|saying|with|disdain|:
r06-130-08 ok 181 17 357 2166 1863 139 '|Some|people|don't|know|right|from|wrong
r06-130-09 ok 181 13 344 2364 1730 77 even|when|its|demonstrated|to|them|.|'
r06-137-00 ok 180 12 357 733 1709 84 The|doorman|turned|his|attention
r06-137-01 ok 184 13 373 909 1869 131 to|the|next|red-eyed|emerger|from|the
r06-137-02 ok 183 13 348 1096 1720 121 dark|;|and|we|went|on|together|to
r06-137-03 ok 183 16 356 1280 1812 108 the|station|,|the|children|silent|because
r06-137-04 ok 182 17 357 1464 1910 128 of|the|cruelty|of|the|world|.|Finally|Catherine
r06-137-05 ok 183 24 340 1646 1840 117 said|,|her|eyes|wet|again|:|'|I|think|its|all
r06-137-06 ok 180 17 342 1826 1876 126 absolutely|beastly|,|and|I|can't|bear|to|think
r06-137-07 ok 185 26 326 2020 1869 124 about|it|.|'|And|Philip|said|:|'|But|we|'ve|got
r06-137-08 ok 182 19 354 2199 1790 134 to|think|about|it|,|don't|you|see|,|because
r06-137-09 ok 182 25 361 2387 1783 116 if|we|don't|it|'ll|just|go|on|and|on|,|don't
r06-137-10 ok 184 6 356 2553 400 117 you|see|?|'
r06-143-00 ok 186 15 352 715 1447 115 In|the|train|going|back|to|London|I|sat
r06-143-01 ok 185 17 348 875 1692 139 beside|#|Catherine|.|She|had|the|stories|open
r06-143-02 ok 186 29 364 1067 1873 123 in|front|of|her|,|but|she|said|:|'|Philip|'s|awfully|lucky|.
r06-143-03 ok 184 17 344 1250 1577 104 I|wish|I|went|to|that|school|.|Did|you|notice
r06-143-04 ok 186 21 347 1428 1581 130 that|girl|who|said|hullo|to|him|in|the|garden|?