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[ { "id": "large/9221/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_1408_librivox_64kb_mp3/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_20_hope_64kb_32", "recording_id": "large/9221/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_1408_librivox_64kb_mp3/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_20_hope_64kb", "start": 0, "duration": 17.759, "channel": 0, "language": "English", "speaker": "9221", "custom": { "texts": [ "\"Mamma Carrie live dat way, mamma Mary live dat way,\" and in quick succession she pointed first in one direction and then the other. \"Oh, dear!\" sighed Amy. \"It's getting worse and worse!\" \"You can't have two mammas, you know,\" said Betty, gently.", "MAMMA CARRIE LIVED THAT WAY AND MAMMA MARY LIVED THAT WAY IN QUICK SUCCESSION SHE POINTED FIRST IN ONE DIRECTION AND THEN IN THE OTHER OH DEAR SIGHED AMY IT'S GETTING WORSE AND WORSE YOU CAN'T HAVE TWO MAMMAS YOU KNOW SAID BETTY GENTLY" ], "pre_texts": [ "bbed the little girl \"P'ease take me home! I'se losted!\" CHAPTER XX THE BOY PEDDLER \"What are we to do?\" asked Amy, in dismay. \"We can't leave her here,\" added Mollie, and at the word \"leave\" the child broke into a fresh burst of tears. \"I'se losted!\" she sobbed. \"I don't got no home! I tan't find muvver! Don't go 'way!\" \"Bless your heart, we won't,\" consoled Betty, still smoothing the tousled hair. \"We'll take you home. Which way do you live?\" \"Dat way,\" answered the child, pointing in the direction from which the girls had come. \"Oh, dear!\" exclaimed Grace. \"Have we got to go all the way back again?\" \"Me live dere too!\" exclaimed the lost child, indicating with one chubby finger the other direction. \"Gracious! Can she live in two places at once?\" cried Mollie. \"What a child!\" \"She can't mean that,\" said Betty. \"Probably she is confused, and doesn't know what she is saying.\" \"Me do know!\" came from the tot, positively. She had stopped sobbing now, and appeared interested in the girls.", "FORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVERPOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY JONOFFER DOLMAN THE OUTDOOR GIRLS OF DEEPDALE BY LAURA LEE HOPE THE BOY PEDDLER WHAT ARE WE TO DO ASKED AMY IN DISMAY WE CAN'T LEAVE HER HERE ADDED MOLLY AT THE WORD LEAVE THE CHILD BROKE INTO A FRESH BURST OF TEARS I'S LOSTED SHE SOBBED I DON'T GOT NO HOME I TAIN'T FINE MOTHER DON'T GO AWAY BLESS YOUR HEART WE WON'T CONSOLED BETTY STILL SMOOTHING THE TOUSLED HAIR WE'LL TAKE YOU HOME WHICH WAY DO YOU LIVE THAT WAY ANSWERED THE CHILD POINTING IN THE DIRECTION FROM WHICH THE GIRLS HAD COME OH DEAR EXCLAIMED GRACE HAVE WE GOT TO GO ALL THE WAY BACK AGAIN NEED THEY HAVE OVERDARED TOO EXCLAIMED THE LOST CHILD INDICATING WITH ONE CHUBBY FINGER THE OTHER DIRECTION GRACIOUS CAN SHE LIVE IN TWO PLACES AT ONCE CRIED MOLLY WHAT A CHILD CAN'T MEAN THAT SAID BETTY PROBABLY SHE IS CONFUSED AND DOESN'T KNOW WHAT SHE IS SAYING ME DO YOU KNOW CAME FROM THE TOP POSITIVELY SHE HAD STOPPED SOBBING NOW AND APPEARED INTERESTED IN THE GIRLS" ], "begin_byte": 178658, "end_byte": 178905 } } ]

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[ { "id": "large/9421/revolutions_time_1608_librivox_64kb_mp3/revolutionsoftime_11_dunn_64kb_125", "recording_id": "large/9421/revolutions_time_1608_librivox_64kb_mp3/revolutionsoftime_11_dunn_64kb", "start": 0, "duration": 19.96, "channel": 0, "language": "English", "speaker": "9421", "custom": { "texts": [ "I am Jehu, past, present, and future, I am the concentration of humanity in all its forms and reproductions, I am the creator and destroyer of every age of this temporal maze. Why am I the defender and executioner of the race of men? Why am I the protagonist and antagonist of humanity?", "I AM G WHO PASSED PRESENT AND FUTURE I AM THE CONCENTRATION OF HUMANITY IN ALL ITS FORMS AND REPRODUCTIONS I AM THE CREATOR AND DESTROYER OF EVERY AGE OF THIS TEMPORAL MAZE WHY AM I THE DEFENDER AND EXECUTIONER OF THE RACE OF MEN WHY AM I THE PROTAGONIST AND ANTAGONIST OF HUMANITY" ], "pre_texts": [ "ack, then history and its wisdom lose their meaning, and one sees not the past but only the present. What I mean is this: if you look to the past to justify your actions rather than to guide them, you will not see the truths contained therein, but only what your presuppositions already were before you looked, and your ignorance will be reinforced rather than repudiated. Wisdom is the ability to see the past separate from the present, but when one sees the destruction of humanity, he will see only me, his vision being shielded from the true cause of it all, history. The actions or inactions of one solitary soul cannot bring the end of life, only the accumulation of the wrongs and injustices of a whole race, the human race. Forever I will be eyed as the assassin of humanity, and yet that is not the truth at all, for I am the father of humanity, I am the beginning as well as the end. If you view me only as one or the other, you do not see me at all, but only a pale shadow of my true self.", "THE SURFACE REFLECTING BACK THEN HISTORY AND ITS WISDOM LOSE THEIR MEANING AND ONE SEES NOT THE PAST BUT ONLY THE PRESENT WHAT I MEAN IS THIS IF YOU LOOK TO THE PAST TO JUSTIFY YOUR ACTIONS RATHER THAN TO GUIDE THEM YOU WILL NOT SEE THE TRUTH CONTAINED THEREIN BUT ONLY WHAT YOUR PRESUPPOSITIONS ALREADY WERE BEFORE YOU LOOKED AND YOUR IGNORANCE WILL BE REINFORCED RATHER THAN REPUDIATED WISDOM IS THE ABILITY TO SEE THE PAST SEPARATE FROM THE PRESENT BUT WHEN ONE SEES THE DESTRUCTION OF HUMANITY HE WILL ONLY SEE ME HIS VISION BEING SHIELDED FROM THE TRUE SENSE OF IT ALL HISTORY THE ACTIONS OR INACTIONS OF ONE SOLITARY SOUL CANNOT BRING THE END OF LIFE ONLY THE ACCUMULATION OF THE WRONGS AND INJUSTICES OF A WHOLE RACE THE HUMAN RACE FOREVER I WILL BE EYED AS THE ASSASSIN OF HUMANITY AND YET THAT IS NOT THE TRUTH AT ALL FOR I AM THE FATHER OF HUMANITY I AM THE BEGINNING AS WELL AS THE END IF YOU VIEW ME ONLY AS ONE OR THE OTHER YOU DO NOT SEE ME AT ALL BUT ONLY A PALE SHADOW OF MY TRUE SELF" ], "begin_byte": 209041, "end_byte": 209327 } } ]

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[ { "id": "large/9424/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_1408_librivox_64kb_mp3/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_24_hope_64kb_6", "recording_id": "large/9424/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_1408_librivox_64kb_mp3/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_24_hope_64kb", "start": 0, "duration": 19.28, "channel": 0, "language": "English", "speaker": "9424", "custom": { "texts": [ "\"No, thank you. That was fine. Now I must try and get dry. But I'm used to this sort of thing. I'm from the West, and I've been in more than one flood.\" \"You have!\" cried Amy, and the others knew of what she was thinking her own case. \"I hope he didn't have the same sort of trouble I had, though,\" she thought.", "NO THANK YOU THAT WAS FINE NOW I MUST TRY AND GET DRY BUT I'M USED TO THIS SORT OF THING I'M FROM THE WEST AND I'VE BEEN IN MORE THAN ONE FLOOD YOU HAVE CRIED AMY AND THE OTHERS KNEW OF WHAT SHE WAS THINKING HER OWN CASE I HOPE YOU DIDN'T HAVE THE SAME SORT OF TROUBLE I HAD THOUGH SHE THOUGHT" ], "pre_texts": [ "hat by going around looking ragged I might pick up some news of my lost money from the tramps along the railroad.\" Then he told of how he had started to write a letter, stating he could not buy the business he was after, and had then torn the letter up, because he still hoped to find the bill and get control of the business. \"And we found part of that letter,\" cried Betty. \"We tried to find you, too, but you had disappeared.\" \"Indeed. I know how that happened--I took a short cut through the woods.\" \"The chocolate is ready!\" called Grace, a little later. \"Won't you have some, Mr. Blackford?\" \"Thank you, I will. Say, but you young ladies are all right. Do you do this sort of thing often?\" \"Well, we like to be outdoors,\" explained Betty, as she handed him a cup of the hot beverage. \"We like to take long walks, but this is the first time we ever went on a tour like this.\" \"And we've had the _best_ time!\" exclaimed Mollie. \"And _such_ adventures,\" added Grace. \"Will you have more chocolate?", "LL YOU WHY I WAS ALMOST OUT OF MY MIND AND I IMAGINED THAT BY GOING AROUND LOOKING RAGGED I MIGHT PICK UP SOME NEWS OF MY LOST MONEY FROM THE TRAMPS ALONG THE RAILROAD THEN HE TOLD OF HOW HE HAD STARTED TO WRITE A LETTER STATING HE COULD NOT BUY THE BUSINESS HE WAS AFTER AND HAD THEN TORN THE LETTER UP BECAUSE HE STILL HOPED TO FIND THE BILL AND GET CONTROL OF THE BUSINESS AND WE'VE FOUND PART OF THAT LETTER CRIED BETTY WE TRIED TO FIND YOU TOO BUT YOU HAD DISAPPEARED INDEED I KNOW HOW THAT HAPPENED I TOOK A SHORT CUT THROUGH THE WOODS THE CHOCOLATE IS READY CALLED GRACE A LITTLE LATER WON'T YOU HAVE SOME MISTER BLACKFORD THANK YOU I WILL SAY BUT YOU YOUNG LADIES ARE ALL RIGHT DO YOU DO THIS SORT OF THING OFTEN WELL WE LIKE TO BE OUTDOORS EXPLAINED BETTY AS SHE HANDED HIM A CUP OF THE HOT BEVERAGE WE LIKE TO TAKE LONG WALKS BUT THIS IS THE FIRST TIME WE EVER WENT ON A TOUR LIKE THIS AND WE'VE HAD THE BEST TIME EXCLAIMED MOLLY AND SUCH ADVENTURES ADDED GRACE WILL YOU HAVE MORE CHOCOLATE" ], "begin_byte": 211264, "end_byte": 211577 } } ]

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[ { "id": "large/9424/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_1408_librivox_64kb_mp3/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_24_hope_64kb_7", "recording_id": "large/9424/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_1408_librivox_64kb_mp3/outdoorgirlsofdeepdale_24_hope_64kb", "start": 0, "duration": 30.679, "channel": 0, "language": "English", "speaker": "9424", "custom": { "texts": [ "Then he told of how he had started to write a letter, stating he could not buy the business he was after, and had then torn the letter up, because he still hoped to find the bill and get control of the business. \"And we found part of that letter,\" cried Betty. \"We tried to find you, too, but you had disappeared.\" \"Indeed. I know how that happened I took a short cut through the woods.\" \"The chocolate is ready!\" called Grace, a little later. \"Won't you have some, Mr. Blackford?\" \"Thank you, I will.", "THEN HE TOLD OF HOW HE HAD STARTED TO WRITE A LETTER STATING HE COULD NOT BUY THE BUSINESS HE WAS AFTER AND HAD THEN TORN THE LETTER UP BECAUSE HE STILL HOPED TO FIND THE BILL AND GET CONTROL OF THE BUSINESS AND WE'VE FOUND PART OF THAT LETTER CRIED BETTY WE TRIED TO FIND YOU TOO BUT YOU HAD DISAPPEARED INDEED I KNOW HOW THAT HAPPENED I TOOK A SHORT CUT THROUGH THE WOODS THE CHOCOLATE IS READY CALLED GRACE A LITTLE LATER WON'T YOU HAVE SOME MISTER BLACKFORD THANK YOU I WILL" ], "pre_texts": [ "\"How do you know?\" the young man asked. \"Because we met that boy, and he told us just how you acted when you discovered your loss. Besides, that boy is thoroughly honest.\" \"Say, is there anything about my case that you girls don't know?\" asked the young man with a smile. \"But before I go any further, perhaps I had better introduce myself--\" \"Oh, we know your name!\" exclaimed Betty. \"You do? And you never saw me before?\" \"You forget that your name was signed to the notice in the post-office--Mr. Blackford,\" and Betty blushed. \"That's so. But I don't know your names, and, if it's not too impertinent, after the service you have rendered me--\" \"We'll tell you--certainly,\" interrupted Betty, and she introduced herself and her chums. \"I suppose you will wonder how I played the part of a tramp,\" said the young man. \"I will tell you why. I was almost out of my mind, and I imagined that by going around looking ragged I might pick up some news of my lost money from the tramps along the railroad.", "BOY IN THE SAME CAR HE NEVER TOOK IT EXCLAIMED GRACE HOW DO YOU KNOW THE YOUNG MAN ASKED BECAUSE WE MET THAT BOY AND HE TOLD US JUST HOW YOU ACTED WHEN YOU DISCOVERED YOUR LOSS BESIDES THAT BOY IS THOROUGHLY HONEST SAY IS THERE ANYTHING ABOUT MY CASE THAT YOU GIRLS DON'T KNOW ASKED THE YOUNG MAN WITH A SMILE BUT BEFORE I GO ANY FURTHER PERHAPS I HAD BETTER INTRODUCE MYSELF OH WE KNOW YOUR NAME EXCLAIMED BETTY YOU DO AND YOU NEVER SAW ME BEFORE YOU FORGET THAT YOUR NAME WAS SIGNED TO THE NOTICE IN THE POST OFFICE MISTER BLACKFORD AND BETTY BLUSHED THAT'S SO BUT I DON'T KNOW YOUR NAMES AND IF IT'S NOT TOO IMPERTINENT AFTER THE SERVICE YOU HAVE RENDERED ME WE'LL TELL YOU CERTAINLY INTERRUPTED BETTY AND SHE INTRODUCED HERSELF AND HER CHUMS I SUPPOSE YOU WILL WONDER HOW I PLAYED THE PART OF A TRAMP SAID THE YOUNG MAN I WILL TELL YOU WHY I WAS ALMOST OUT OF MY MIND AND I IMAGINED THAT BY GOING AROUND LOOKING RAGGED I MIGHT PICK UP SOME NEWS OF MY LOST MONEY FROM THE TRAMPS ALONG THE RAILROAD" ], "begin_byte": 210377, "end_byte": 210880 } } ]

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[ { "id": "large/948/anthem_librivox_64kb_mp3/anthem_01_rand_64kb_44", "recording_id": "large/948/anthem_librivox_64kb_mp3/anthem_01_rand_64kb", "start": 0, "duration": 8.16, "channel": 0, "language": "English", "speaker": "948", "custom": { "texts": [ "Thus has it been ever since the Great Rebirth, and farther back than that no memory can reach.", "THUS HAS IT BEEN EVER SINCE THE GREAT REBIRTH AND FARTHER BACK THAN THAT NO MEMORY CAN REACH" ], "pre_texts": [ "we cannot change our bones nor our body. We were born with a curse. It has always driven us to thoughts which are forbidden. It has always given us wishes which men may not wish. We know that we are evil, but there is no will in us and no power to resist it. This is our wonder and our secret fear, that we know and do not resist. We strive to be like all our brother men, for all men must be alike. Over the portals of the Palace of the World Council, there are words cut in the marble, which we repeat to ourselves whenever we are tempted: “WE ARE ONE IN ALL AND ALL IN ONE. THERE ARE NO MEN BUT ONLY THE GREAT _WE_, ONE, INDIVISIBLE AND FOREVER.” We repeat this to ourselves, but it helps us not. These words were cut long ago. There is green mould in the grooves of the letters and yellow streaks on the marble, which come from more years than men could count. And these words are the truth, for they are written on the Palace of the World Council, and the World Council is the body of all truth.", "S OF YOUR BROTHERS BUT WE CANNOT CHANGE OUR BONES NOR OUR BODY WE WERE BORN WITH A CURSE IT HAS ALWAYS DRIVEN US TO THOUGHTS WHICH ARE FORBIDDEN IT HAS ALWAYS GIVEN US WISHES WHICH MEN MAY NOT WISH WE KNOW THAT WE ARE EVIL BUT THERE IS NO WILL IN US AND NO POWER TO RESIST IT THIS IS OUR WONDER AND OUR SECRET FEAR THAT WE KNOW AND DO NOT RESIST WE STRIVE TO BE LIKE ALL OUR BROTHER MEN FOR ALL MEN MUST BE ALIKE OVER THE PORTALS OF THE PALACE OF THE WORLD COUNCIL THERE ARE WORDS CUT IN MARBLE WHICH WE ARE REQUIRED TO REPEAT TO OURSELVES WHENEVER WE ARE TEMPTED WE ARE ONE IN ALL AND ALL IN ONE THERE ARE NO MEN BUT ONLY THE GREAT WE ONE INDIVISIBLE AND FOREVER WE REPEAT THIS TO OURSELVES BUT IT HELPS US NOT THESE WORDS WERE CUT LONG AGO THERE IS A GREEN MOULD IN THE GROOVES OF LETTERS AND YELLOW STREAKS ON THE MARBLES WHICH COME FOR MORE YEARS THAN MEN COULD COUNT AND THESE WORDS ARE TRUTH FOR THEY ARE WRITTEN ON THE PALACE OF THE WORLD COUNCIL AND THE WORLD COUNCIL IS THE BODY OF ALL TRUTH" ], "begin_byte": 4177, "end_byte": 4271 } } ]

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[ { "id": "large/948/anthem_librivox_64kb_mp3/anthem_01_rand_64kb_55", "recording_id": "large/948/anthem_librivox_64kb_mp3/anthem_01_rand_64kb", "start": 0, "duration": 13.839, "channel": 0, "language": "English", "speaker": "948", "custom": { "texts": [ "Our name is Equality 7 2521, as it is written on the iron bracelet which all men wear on their left wrists with their names upon it. We are twenty one years old.", "OUR NAME IS EQUALITY SEVEN TWO FIVE TWO ONE AS IT IS WRITTEN ON THE IRON BRACELET WHICH ALL MEN WEAR ON THEIR LEFT WRIST WITH THEIR NAMES UPON IT WE ARE TWENTY ONE YEARS OLD" ], "pre_texts": [ " alone here under the earth. It is a fearful word, alone. The laws say that none among men may be alone, ever and at any time, for this is the great transgression and the root of all evil. But we have broken many laws. And now there is nothing here save our one body, and it is strange to see only two legs stretched on the ground, and on the wall before us the shadow of our one head. The walls are cracked and water runs upon them in thin threads without sound, black and glistening as blood. We stole the candle from the larder of the Home of the Street Sweepers. We shall be sentenced to ten years in the Palace of Corrective Detention if it be discovered. But this matters not. It matters only that the light is precious and we should not waste it to write when we need it for that work which is our crime. Nothing matters save the work, our secret, our evil, our precious work. Still, we must also write, for—may the Council have mercy upon us!—we wish to speak for once to no ears but our own.", "HAND ON THE PAPER WE ARE ALONE HERE UNDER THE EARTH IT IS A FEARFUL WORD ALONE THE LAWS SAY THAT NONE AMONG MEN MAY BE ALONE EVER AND AT ANY TIME FOR THIS IS THE GREAT TRANSGRESSION AND THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL BUT WE HAVE BROKEN MANY LAWS AND NOW THERE IS NOTHING HERE SAVE OUR ONE BODY AND IT IS STRANGE TO SEE ONLY TWO LEGS STRETCHED ON THE GROUND AND ON THE WALL BEFORE US THE SHADOW OF OUR ONE HEAD THE WALLS ARE CRACKED AND WATER RUNS UPON THEM IN THIN THREADS WITHOUT SOUND BLACK AND GLISTENING AS BLOOD WE STOLE THE CANDLE FROM THE LARDER OF THE HOME OF THE STREET SWEEPERS WE SHALL BE SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS IN THE PALACE OF CORRECTIVE DETENTION IF IT BE DISCOVERED BUT THIS MATTERS NOT IT MATTERS ONLY THAT THE LIGHT IS PRECIOUS AND WE SHOULD NOT WASTE IT TO WRITE WHEN WE NEED IT FOR THAT WORK WHICH IS OUR CRIME NOTHING MATTERS SAVE THE WORK OUR SECRET OUR EVIL OUR PRECIOUS WORK STILL WE MUST ALSO WRITE FOR MAY THE COUNCIL HAVE MERCY UPON US WE WISH TO SPEAK FOR ONCE TO NO EARS BUT OUR OWN" ], "begin_byte": 2733, "end_byte": 2894 } } ]

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