Changeset 2367

Timestamp:

05/29/07 15:12:49 (2 years ago)

Author:

kmaclean

Message:

update master prompts file with prompts from user submission:kayray-20070529b-per24

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• Trunk/Prompts/master_prompts_16kHz-16bit (modified) (1 diff)

Trunk/Prompts/master_prompts_16kHz-16bit

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-kayray-20070529-per20/mfc/per0343 READ BY KARA SHALLENBERG ON MARCH FIRST
-kayray-20070529-per20/mfc/per0344 TWO THOUSAND AND SEVEN IN OCEANSIDE CALIFORNIA
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0001 CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR OF PERSUASION THIS IS A LIBRIVOX RECORDING
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0002 ALL LIBRIVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0003 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBRIVOX
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0004 DOT ORG THIS READING BY KARA SHALLENBERG PERSUASION BY JANE AUSTEN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0005 CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR WHO CAN BE IN DOUBT OF WHAT FOLLOWED
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0006 WHEN ANY TWO YOUNG PEOPLE TAKE IT INTO THEIR HEADS TO MARRY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0007 THEY ARE PRETTY SURE BY PERSEVERANCE TO CARRY THEIR POINT
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0008 BE THEY EVER SO POOR OR EVER SO IMPRUDENT
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0009 OR EVER SO LITTLE LIKELY TO BE NECESSARY TO EACH OTHER'S ULTIMATE COMFORT
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0010 THIS MAY BE BAD MORALITY TO CONCLUDE WITH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0011 BUT I BELIEVE IT TO BE TRUTH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0012 AND IF SUCH PARTIES SUCCEED HOW SHOULD A CAPTAIN WENTWORTH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0013 AND AN ANNE ELLIOT WITH THE ADVANTAGE OF MATURITY OF MIND
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0014 CONSCIOUSNESS OF RIGHT AND ONE INDEPENDENT FORTUNE BETWEEN THEM
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0015 FAIL OF BEARING DOWN EVERY OPPOSITION
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0016 THEY MIGHT IN FACT HAVE BORNE DOWN A GREAT DEAL MORE THAN THEY MET WITH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0017 FOR THERE WAS LITTLE TO DISTRESS THEM BEYOND THE WANT OF GRACIOUSNESS AND WARMTH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0018 SIR WALTER MADE NO OBJECTION AND ELIZABETH DID NOTHING WORSE THAN LOOK COLD
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0019 AND UNCONCERNED CAPTAIN WENTWORTH WITH FIVE AND TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0020 AND AS HIGH IN HIS PROFESSION AS MERIT AND ACTIVITY COULD PLACE HIM
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0021 WAS NO LONGER NOBODY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0022 HE WAS NOW ESTEEMED QUITE WORTHY TO ADDRESS THE DAUGHTER OF A FOOLISH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0023 SPENDTHRIFT BARONET WHO HAD NOT HAD PRINCIPLE OR SENSE ENOUGH TO MAINTAIN HIMSELF
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0024 IN THE SITUATION IN WHICH PROVIDENCE HAD PLACED HIM
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0025 AND WHO COULD GIVE HIS DAUGHTER AT PRESENT
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0026 BUT A SMALL PART OF THE SHARE OF TEN THOUSAND POUNDS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0027 WHICH MUST BE HERS HEREAFTER
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0028 SIR WALTER INDEED THOUGH HE HAD NO AFFECTION FOR ANNE AND NO VANITY FLATTERED
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0029 TO MAKE HIM REALLY HAPPY ON THE OCCASION
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0030 WAS VERY FAR FROM THINKING IT A BAD MATCH FOR HER
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0031 ON THE CONTRARY WHEN HE SAW MORE OF CAPTAIN WENTWORTH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0032 SAW HIM REPEATEDLY BY DAYLIGHT AND EYED HIM WELL
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0033 HE WAS VERY MUCH STRUCK BY HIS PERSONAL CLAIMS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0034 AND FELT THAT HIS SUPERIORITY OF APPEARANCE MIGHT BE NOT UNFAIRLY BALANCED AGAINST HER SUPERIORITY OF RANK
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0035 AND ALL THIS ASSISTED BY HIS WELL SOUNDING NAME
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0036 ENABLED SIR WALTER AT LAST TO PREPARE HIS PEN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0037 WITH A VERY GOOD GRACE FOR THE INSERTION OF THE MARRIAGE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0038 IN THE VOLUME OF HONOUR
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0039 THE ONLY ONE AMONG THEM WHOSE OPPOSITION OF FEELING COULD EXCITE ANY SERIOUS ANXIETY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0040 WAS LADY RUSSELL ANNE KNEW THAT LADY RUSSELL MUST BE SUFFERING SOME PAIN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0041 IN UNDERSTANDING AND RELINQUISHING MR ELLIOT
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0042 AND BE MAKING SOME STRUGGLES TO BECOME TRULY ACQUAINTED WITH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0043 AND DO JUSTICE TO CAPTAIN WENTWORTH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0044 THIS HOWEVER WAS WHAT LADY RUSSELL HAD NOW TO DO
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0045 SHE MUST LEARN TO FEEL THAT SHE HAD BEEN MISTAKEN WITH REGARD TO BOTH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0046 THAT SHE HAD BEEN UNFAIRLY INFLUENCED BY APPEARANCES IN EACH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0047 THAT BECAUSE CAPTAIN WENTWORTH'S MANNERS HAD NOT SUITED HER OWN IDEAS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0048 SHE HAD BEEN TOO QUICK IN SUSPECTING THEM TO INDICATE A CHARACTER OF DANGEROUS IMPETUOSITY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0049 AND THAT BECAUSE MR ELLIOT'S MANNERS HAD PRECISELY PLEASED HER IN THEIR PROPRIETY AND CORRECTNESS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0050 THEIR GENERAL POLITENESS AND SUAVITY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0051 SHE HAD BEEN TOO QUICK IN RECEIVING THEM AS THE CERTAIN RESULT OF THE MOST CORRECT OPINIONS AND WELL REGULATED MIND
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0052 THERE WAS NOTHING LESS FOR LADY RUSSELL TO DO
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0053 THAN TO ADMIT THAT SHE HAD BEEN PRETTY COMPLETELY WRONG
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0054 AND TO TAKE UP A NEW SET OF OPINIONS AND OF HOPES
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0055 THERE IS A QUICKNESS OF PERCEPTION IN SOME
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0056 A NICETY IN THE DISCERNMENT OF CHARACTER A NATURAL PENETRATION IN SHORT
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0057 WHICH NO EXPERIENCE IN OTHERS CAN EQUAL
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0058 AND LADY RUSSELL HAD BEEN LESS GIFTED IN THIS PART OF UNDERSTANDING THAN HER YOUNG FRIEND
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0059 BUT SHE WAS A VERY GOOD WOMAN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0060 AND IF HER SECOND OBJECT WAS TO BE SENSIBLE AND WELL JUDGING
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0061 HER FIRST WAS TO SEE ANNE HAPPY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0062 SHE LOVED ANNE BETTER THAN SHE LOVED HER OWN ABILITIES
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0063 AND WHEN THE AWKWARDNESS OF THE BEGINNING WAS OVER
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0064 FOUND LITTLE HARDSHIP IN ATTACHING HERSELF AS A MOTHER TO THE MAN WHO WAS SECURING THE HAPPINESS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0065 OF HER OTHER CHILD
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0066 OF ALL THE FAMILY MARY WAS PROBABLY THE ONE MOST IMMEDIATELY GRATIFIED BY THE CIRCUMSTANCE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0067 IT WAS CREDITABLE TO HAVE A SISTER MARRIED
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0068 AND SHE MIGHT FLATTER HERSELF WITH HAVING BEEN GREATLY INSTRUMENTAL TO THE CONNEXION
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0069 BY KEEPING ANNE WITH HER IN THE AUTUMN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0070 AND AS HER OWN SISTER MUST BE BETTER THAN HER HUSBAND'S SISTERS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0071 IT WAS VERY AGREEABLE THAT CAPTAIN WENTWORTH SHOULD BE A RICHER MAN THAN EITHER CAPTAIN BENWICK OR CHARLES HAYTER
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0072 SHE HAD SOMETHING TO SUFFER PERHAPS WHEN THEY CAME INTO CONTACT AGAIN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0073 IN SEEING ANNE RESTORED TO THE RIGHTS OF SENIORITY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0074 AND THE MISTRESS OF A VERY PRETTY LANDAULETTE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0075 BUT SHE HAD A FUTURE TO LOOK FORWARD TO OF POWERFUL CONSOLATION
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0076 ANNE HAD NO UPPERCROSS HALL BEFORE HER NO LANDED ESTATE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0077 NO HEADSHIP OF A FAMILY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0078 AND IF THEY COULD BUT KEEP CAPTAIN WENTWORTH FROM BEING MADE A BARONET
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0079 SHE WOULD NOT CHANGE SITUATIONS WITH ANNE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0080 IT WOULD BE WELL FOR THE ELDEST SISTER IF SHE WERE EQUALLY SATISFIED WITH HER SITUATION
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0081 FOR A CHANGE IS NOT VERY PROBABLE THERE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0082 SHE HAD SOON THE MORTIFICATION OF SEEING MR ELLIOT WITHDRAW
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0083 AND NO ONE OF PROPER CONDITION HAS SINCE PRESENTED HIMSELF
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0084 TO RAISE EVEN THE UNFOUNDED HOPES WHICH SUNK WITH HIM
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0085 THE NEWS OF HIS COUSINS ANNE'S ENGAGEMENT BURST ON MR ELLIOT MOST UNEXPECTEDLY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0086 IT DERANGED HIS BEST PLAN OF DOMESTIC HAPPINESS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0087 HIS BEST HOPE OF KEEPING SIR WALTER SINGLE BY THE WATCHFULNESS WHICH A SON IN LAW'S RIGHTS WOULD HAVE GIVEN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0088 BUT THOUGH DISCOMFITED AND DISAPPOINTED
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0089 HE COULD STILL DO SOMETHING FOR HIS OWN INTEREST AND HIS OWN ENJOYMENT
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0090 HE SOON QUITTED BATH AND ON MRS CLAY'S QUITTING IT SOON AFTERWARDS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0091 AND BEING NEXT HEARD OF AS ESTABLISHED UNDER HIS PROTECTION IN LONDON
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0092 IT WAS EVIDENT HOW DOUBLE A GAME HE HAD BEEN PLAYING
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0093 AND HOW DETERMINED HE WAS TO SAVE HIMSELF
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0094 FROM BEING CUT OUT BY ONE ARTFUL WOMAN AT LEAST
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0095 MRS CLAY'S AFFECTIONS HAD OVERPOWERED HER INTEREST
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0096 AND SHE HAD SACRIFICED FOR THE YOUNG MAN'S SAKE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0097 THE POSSIBILITY OF SCHEMING LONGER FOR SIR WALTER
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0098 SHE HAS ABILITIES HOWEVER AS WELL AS AFFECTIONS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0099 AND IT IS NOW A DOUBTFUL POINT WHETHER HIS CUNNING OR HERS MAY FINALLY CARRY THE DAY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0100 WHETHER AFTER PREVENTING HER FROM BEING THE WIFE OF SIR WALTER
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0101 HE MAY NOT BE WHEEDLED AND CARESSED AT LAST
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0102 INTO MAKING HER THE WIFE OF SIR WILLIAM
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0103 IT CANNOT BE DOUBTED THAT SIR WALTER AND ELIZABETH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0104 WERE SHOCKED AND MORTIFIED BY THE LOSS OF THEIR COMPANION
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0105 AND THE DISCOVERY OF THEIR DECEPTION IN HER
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0106 THEY HAD THEIR GREAT COUSINS TO BE SURE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0107 TO RESORT TO FOR COMFORT
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0108 BUT THEY MUST LONG FEEL THAT TO FLATTER AND FOLLOW OTHERS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0109 WITHOUT BEING FLATTERED AND FOLLOWED IN TURN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0110 IS BUT A STATE OF HALF ENJOYMENT ANNE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0111 SATISFIED AT A VERY EARLY PERIOD OF LADY RUSSELL'S MEANING TO LOVE CAPTAIN WENTWORTH AS SHE OUGHT
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0112 HAD NO OTHER ALLOY TO THE HAPPINESS OF HER PROSPECTS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0113 THAN WHAT AROSE FROM THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF HAVING NO RELATIONS TO BESTOW ON HIM
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0114 WHICH A MAN OF SENSE COULD VALUE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0115 THERE SHE FELT HER OWN INFERIORITY VERY KEENLY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0116 THE DISPROPORTION IN THEIR FORTUNE WAS NOTHING
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0117 IT DID NOT GIVE HER A MOMENT'S REGRET
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0118 BUT TO HAVE NO FAMILY TO RECEIVE AND ESTIMATE HIM PROPERLY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0119 NOTHING OF RESPECTABILITY OF HARMONY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0120 OF GOOD WILL TO OFFER IN RETURN FOR ALL THE WORTH AND ALL THE PROMPT WELCOME
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0121 WHICH MET HER IN HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0122 WAS A SOURCE OF AS LIVELY PAIN AS HER MIND COULD WELL BE SENSIBLE OF
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0123 UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES OF OTHERWISE STRONG FELICITY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0124 SHE HAD BUT TWO FRIENDS IN THE WORLD TO ADD TO HIS LIST
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0125 LADY RUSSELL AND MRS SMITH TO THOSE HOWEVER
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0126 HE WAS VERY WELL DISPOSED TO ATTACH HIMSELF
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0127 LADY RUSSELL IN SPITE OF ALL HER FORMER TRANSGRESSIONS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0128 HE COULD NOW VALUE FROM HIS HEART
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0129 WHILE HE WAS NOT OBLIGED TO SAY THAT HE BELIEVED HER TO HAVE BEEN RIGHT IN ORIGINALLY DIVIDING THEM
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0130 HE WAS READY TO SAY ALMOST EVERYTHING ELSE IN HER FAVOUR
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0131 AND AS FOR MRS SMITH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0132 SHE HAD CLAIMS OF VARIOUS KINDS TO RECOMMEND HER QUICKLY AND PERMANENTLY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0133 HER RECENT GOOD OFFICES BY ANNE HAD BEEN ENOUGH IN THEMSELVES
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0134 AND THEIR MARRIAGE INSTEAD OF DEPRIVING HER OF ONE FRIEND
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0135 SECURED HER TWO SHE WAS THEIR EARLIEST VISITOR IN THEIR SETTLED LIFE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0136 AND CAPTAIN WENTWORTH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0137 BY PUTTING HER IN THE WAY OF RECOVERING HER HUSBAND'S PROPERTY IN THE WEST INDIES
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0138 BY WRITING FOR HER ACTING FOR HER
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0139 AND SEEING HER THROUGH ALL THE PETTY DIFFICULTIES OF THE CASE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0140 WITH THE ACTIVITY AND EXERTION OF A FEARLESS MAN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0141 AND A DETERMINED FRIEND FULLY REQUITED THE SERVICES WHICH SHE HAD RENDERED
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0142 OR EVER MEANT TO RENDER TO HIS WIFE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0143 MRS SMITH'S ENJOYMENTS WERE NOT SPOILED BY THIS IMPROVEMENT OF INCOME
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0144 WITH SOME IMPROVEMENT OF HEALTH AND THE ACQUISITION OF SUCH FRIENDS TO BE OFTEN WITH
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0145 FOR HER CHEERFULNESS AND MENTAL ALACRITY DID NOT FAIL HER
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0146 AND WHILE THESE PRIME SUPPLIES OF GOOD REMAINED
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0147 SHE MIGHT HAVE BID DEFIANCE EVEN TO GREATER ACCESSIONS OF WORLDLY PROSPERITY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0148 SHE MIGHT HAVE BEEN ABSOLUTELY RICH AND PERFECTLY HEALTHY
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0149 AND YET BE HAPPY HER SPRING OF FELICITY WAS IN THE GLOW OF HER SPIRITS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0150 AS HER FRIEND ANNE'S WAS IN THE WARMTH OF HER HEART
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0151 ANNE WAS TENDERNESS ITSELF AND SHE HAD THE FULL WORTH OF IT IN CAPTAIN WENTWORTH'S AFFECTION
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0152 HIS PROFESSION WAS ALL THAT COULD EVER MAKE HER FRIENDS WISH THAT TENDERNESS LESS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0153 THE DREAD OF A FUTURE WAR ALL THAT COULD DIM HER SUNSHINE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0154 SHE GLORIED IN BEING A SAILOR'S WIFE
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0155 BUT SHE MUST PAY THE TAX OF QUICK ALARM FOR BELONGING TO THAT PROFESSION WHICH IS
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0156 IF POSSIBLE MORE DISTINGUISHED IN ITS DOMESTIC VIRTUES THAN IN ITS NATIONAL
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0157 IMPORTANCE END OF CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR READ BY KARA SHALLENBERG
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0158 ON MARCH FIRST TWO THOUSAND AND SEVEN IN OCEANSIDE CALIFORNIA
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0159 AND THE END OF PERSUASION BY JANE AUSTEN
+kayray-20070529b-per24/mfc/per0160 ALL LIBRIVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN