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IT WAS YOUTH AND POVERTY AND PROXIMITY AND EVERYTHING WAS YOUNG AND KINDLY | librispeech_dev_clean | it was youth and poverty and proximity and everything was young and kindly | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170138/1462-170138-0027.flac | |
THE LAST TWO DAYS OF THE VOYAGE BARTLEY FOUND ALMOST INTOLERABLE | librispeech_dev_clean | the last two days of the voyage bartley found almost intolerable | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0000.flac | |
EMERGING AT EUSTON AT HALF PAST THREE O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON ALEXANDER HAD HIS LUGGAGE SENT TO THE SAVOY AND DROVE AT ONCE TO BEDFORD SQUARE | librispeech_dev_clean | emerging at euston at half past three o'clock in the afternoon alexander had his luggage sent to the savoy and drove at once to bedford square | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0001.flac | |
SHE BLUSHED AND SMILED AND FUMBLED HIS CARD IN HER CONFUSION BEFORE SHE RAN UPSTAIRS | librispeech_dev_clean | she blushed and smiled and fumbled his card in her confusion before she ran upstairs | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0002.flac | |
THE ROOM WAS EMPTY WHEN HE ENTERED | librispeech_dev_clean | the room was empty when he entered | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0003.flac | |
A COAL FIRE WAS CRACKLING IN THE GRATE AND THE LAMPS WERE LIT FOR IT WAS ALREADY BEGINNING TO GROW DARK OUTSIDE | librispeech_dev_clean | a coal fire was crackling in the grate and the lamps were lit for it was already beginning to grow dark outside | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0004.flac | |
SHE CALLED HIS NAME ON THE THRESHOLD BUT IN HER SWIFT FLIGHT ACROSS THE ROOM SHE FELT A CHANGE IN HIM AND CAUGHT HERSELF UP SO DEFTLY THAT HE COULD NOT TELL JUST WHEN SHE DID IT | librispeech_dev_clean | she called his name on the threshold but in her swift flight across the room she felt a change in him and caught herself up so deftly that he could not tell just when she did it | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0005.flac | |
SHE MERELY BRUSHED HIS CHEEK WITH HER LIPS AND PUT A HAND LIGHTLY AND JOYOUSLY ON EITHER SHOULDER | librispeech_dev_clean | she merely brushed his cheek with her lips and put a hand lightly and joyously on either shoulder | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0006.flac | |
I NEVER DREAMED IT WOULD BE YOU BARTLEY | librispeech_dev_clean | i never dreamed it would be you bartley | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0007.flac | |
WHEN DID YOU COME BARTLEY AND HOW DID IT HAPPEN YOU HAVEN'T SPOKEN A WORD | librispeech_dev_clean | when did you come bartley and how did it happen you haven't spoken a word | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0008.flac | |
SHE LOOKED AT HIS HEAVY SHOULDERS AND BIG DETERMINED HEAD THRUST FORWARD LIKE A CATAPULT IN LEASH | librispeech_dev_clean | she looked at his heavy shoulders and big determined head thrust forward like a catapult in leash | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0009.flac | |
I'LL DO ANYTHING YOU WISH ME TO BARTLEY SHE SAID TREMULOUSLY | librispeech_dev_clean | i'll do anything you wish me to bartley she said tremulously | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0010.flac | |
HE PULLED UP A WINDOW AS IF THE AIR WERE HEAVY | librispeech_dev_clean | he pulled up a window as if the air were heavy | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0011.flac | |
HILDA WATCHED HIM FROM HER CORNER TREMBLING AND SCARCELY BREATHING DARK SHADOWS GROWING ABOUT HER EYES | librispeech_dev_clean | hilda watched him from her corner trembling and scarcely breathing dark shadows growing about her eyes | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0012.flac | |
IT IT HASN'T ALWAYS MADE YOU MISERABLE HAS IT | librispeech_dev_clean | it it hasn't always made you miserable has it | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0013.flac | |
ALWAYS BUT IT'S WORSE NOW | librispeech_dev_clean | always but it's worse now | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0014.flac | |
IT'S UNBEARABLE IT TORTURES ME EVERY MINUTE | librispeech_dev_clean | it's unbearable it tortures me every minute | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0015.flac | |
I AM NOT A MAN WHO CAN LIVE TWO LIVES HE WENT ON FEVERISHLY EACH LIFE SPOILS THE OTHER | librispeech_dev_clean | i am not a man who can live two lives he went on feverishly each life spoils the other | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0016.flac | |
I GET NOTHING BUT MISERY OUT OF EITHER | librispeech_dev_clean | i get nothing but misery out of either | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0017.flac | |
THERE IS THIS DECEPTION BETWEEN ME AND EVERYTHING | librispeech_dev_clean | there is this deception between me and everything | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0018.flac | |
AT THAT WORD DECEPTION SPOKEN WITH SUCH SELF CONTEMPT THE COLOR FLASHED BACK INTO HILDA'S FACE AS SUDDENLY AS IF SHE HAD BEEN STRUCK BY A WHIPLASH | librispeech_dev_clean | at that word deception spoken with such self contempt the color flashed back into hilda's face as suddenly as if she had been struck by a whiplash | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0019.flac | |
SHE BIT HER LIP AND LOOKED DOWN AT HER HANDS WHICH WERE CLASPED TIGHTLY IN FRONT OF HER | librispeech_dev_clean | she bit her lip and looked down at her hands which were clasped tightly in front of her | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0020.flac | |
COULD YOU COULD YOU SIT DOWN AND TALK ABOUT IT QUIETLY BARTLEY AS IF I WERE A FRIEND AND NOT SOME ONE WHO HAD TO BE DEFIED | librispeech_dev_clean | could you could you sit down and talk about it quietly bartley as if i were a friend and not some one who had to be defied | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0021.flac | |
HE DROPPED BACK HEAVILY INTO HIS CHAIR BY THE FIRE | librispeech_dev_clean | he dropped back heavily into his chair by the fire | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0022.flac | |
I HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT IT UNTIL I AM WORN OUT | librispeech_dev_clean | i have thought about it until i am worn out | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0023.flac | |
AFTER THE VERY FIRST | librispeech_dev_clean | after the very first | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0024.flac | |
HILDA'S FACE QUIVERED BUT SHE WHISPERED YES I THINK IT MUST HAVE BEEN | librispeech_dev_clean | hilda's face quivered but she whispered yes i think it must have been | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0025.flac | |
SHE PRESSED HIS HAND GENTLY IN GRATITUDE WEREN'T YOU HAPPY THEN AT ALL | librispeech_dev_clean | she pressed his hand gently in gratitude weren't you happy then at all | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0026.flac | |
SOMETHING OF THEIR TROUBLING SWEETNESS CAME BACK TO ALEXANDER TOO | librispeech_dev_clean | something of their troubling sweetness came back to alexander too | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0027.flac | |
PRESENTLY IT STOLE BACK TO HIS COAT SLEEVE | librispeech_dev_clean | presently it stole back to his coat sleeve | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0028.flac | |
YES HILDA I KNOW THAT HE SAID SIMPLY | librispeech_dev_clean | yes hilda i know that he said simply | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0029.flac | |
I UNDERSTAND BARTLEY I WAS WRONG | librispeech_dev_clean | i understand bartley i was wrong | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0030.flac | |
SHE LISTENED INTENTLY BUT SHE HEARD NOTHING BUT THE CREAKING OF HIS CHAIR | librispeech_dev_clean | she listened intently but she heard nothing but the creaking of his chair | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0031.flac | |
YOU WANT ME TO SAY IT SHE WHISPERED | librispeech_dev_clean | you want me to say it she whispered | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0032.flac | |
BARTLEY LEANED HIS HEAD IN HIS HANDS AND SPOKE THROUGH HIS TEETH | librispeech_dev_clean | bartley leaned his head in his hands and spoke through his teeth | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0033.flac | |
IT'S GOT TO BE A CLEAN BREAK HILDA | librispeech_dev_clean | it's got to be a clean break hilda | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0034.flac | |
OH BARTLEY WHAT AM I TO DO | librispeech_dev_clean | oh bartley what am i to do | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0035.flac | |
YOU ASK ME TO STAY AWAY FROM YOU BECAUSE YOU WANT ME | librispeech_dev_clean | you ask me to stay away from you because you want me | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0036.flac | |
I WILL ASK THE LEAST IMAGINABLE BUT I MUST HAVE SOMETHING | librispeech_dev_clean | i will ask the least imaginable but i must have something | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0037.flac | |
HILDA SAT ON THE ARM OF IT AND PUT HER HANDS LIGHTLY ON HIS SHOULDERS | librispeech_dev_clean | hilda sat on the arm of it and put her hands lightly on his shoulders | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0038.flac | |
YOU SEE LOVING SOME ONE AS I LOVE YOU MAKES THE WHOLE WORLD DIFFERENT | librispeech_dev_clean | you see loving some one as i love you makes the whole world different | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0039.flac | |
AND THEN YOU CAME BACK NOT CARING VERY MUCH BUT IT MADE NO DIFFERENCE | librispeech_dev_clean | and then you came back not caring very much but it made no difference | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0040.flac | |
SHE SLID TO THE FLOOR BESIDE HIM AS IF SHE WERE TOO TIRED TO SIT UP ANY LONGER | librispeech_dev_clean | she slid to the floor beside him as if she were too tired to sit up any longer | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0041.flac | |
DON'T CRY DON'T CRY HE WHISPERED | librispeech_dev_clean | don't cry don't cry he whispered | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170142/1462-170142-0042.flac | |
ON THE LAST SATURDAY IN APRIL THE NEW YORK TIMES PUBLISHED AN ACCOUNT OF THE STRIKE COMPLICATIONS WHICH WERE DELAYING ALEXANDER'S NEW JERSEY BRIDGE AND STATED THAT THE ENGINEER HIMSELF WAS IN TOWN AND AT HIS OFFICE ON WEST TENTH STREET | librispeech_dev_clean | on the last saturday in april the new york times published an account of the strike complications which were delaying alexander's new jersey bridge and stated that the engineer himself was in town and at his office on west tenth street | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0000.flac | |
OVER THE FIREPLACE THERE WAS A LARGE OLD FASHIONED GILT MIRROR | librispeech_dev_clean | over the fireplace there was a large old fashioned gilt mirror | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0001.flac | |
HE ROSE AND CROSSED THE ROOM QUICKLY | librispeech_dev_clean | he rose and crossed the room quickly | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0002.flac | |
OF COURSE I KNOW BARTLEY SHE SAID AT LAST THAT AFTER THIS YOU WON'T OWE ME THE LEAST CONSIDERATION BUT WE SAIL ON TUESDAY | librispeech_dev_clean | of course i know bartley she said at last that after this you won't owe me the least consideration but we sail on tuesday | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0003.flac | |
I SAW THAT INTERVIEW IN THE PAPER YESTERDAY TELLING WHERE YOU WERE AND I THOUGHT I HAD TO SEE YOU THAT'S ALL GOOD NIGHT I'M GOING NOW | librispeech_dev_clean | i saw that interview in the paper yesterday telling where you were and i thought i had to see you that's all good night i'm going now | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0004.flac | |
LET ME TAKE OFF YOUR COAT AND YOUR BOOTS THEY'RE OOZING WATER | librispeech_dev_clean | let me take off your coat and your boots they're oozing water | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0005.flac | |
IF YOU'D SENT ME A NOTE OR TELEPHONED ME OR ANYTHING | librispeech_dev_clean | if you'd sent me a note or telephoned me or anything | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0006.flac | |
I TOLD MYSELF THAT IF I WERE REALLY THINKING OF YOU AND NOT OF MYSELF A LETTER WOULD BE BETTER THAN NOTHING | librispeech_dev_clean | i told myself that if i were really thinking of you and not of myself a letter would be better than nothing | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0007.flac | |
HE PAUSED THEY NEVER DID TO ME | librispeech_dev_clean | he paused they never did to me | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0008.flac | |
OH BARTLEY DID YOU WRITE TO ME | librispeech_dev_clean | oh bartley did you write to me | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0009.flac | |
ALEXANDER SLIPPED HIS ARM ABOUT HER | librispeech_dev_clean | alexander slipped his arm about her | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0010.flac | |
I THINK I HAVE FELT THAT YOU WERE COMING | librispeech_dev_clean | i think i have felt that you were coming | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0011.flac | |
HE BENT HIS FACE OVER HER HAIR | librispeech_dev_clean | he bent his face over her hair | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0012.flac | |
AND I SHE WHISPERED I FELT THAT YOU WERE FEELING THAT | librispeech_dev_clean | and i she whispered i felt that you were feeling that | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0013.flac | |
BUT WHEN I CAME I THOUGHT I HAD BEEN MISTAKEN | librispeech_dev_clean | but when i came i thought i had been mistaken | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0014.flac | |
I'VE BEEN UP IN CANADA WITH MY BRIDGE AND I ARRANGED NOT TO COME TO NEW YORK UNTIL AFTER YOU HAD GONE | librispeech_dev_clean | i've been up in canada with my bridge and i arranged not to come to new york until after you had gone | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0015.flac | |
THEN WHEN YOUR MANAGER ADDED TWO MORE WEEKS I WAS ALREADY COMMITTED | librispeech_dev_clean | then when your manager added two more weeks i was already committed | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0016.flac | |
I'M GOING TO DO WHAT YOU ASKED ME TO DO WHEN YOU WERE IN LONDON | librispeech_dev_clean | i'm going to do what you asked me to do when you were in london | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0017.flac | |
ONLY I'LL DO IT MORE COMPLETELY | librispeech_dev_clean | only i'll do it more completely | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0018.flac | |
THEN YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT | librispeech_dev_clean | then you don't know what you're talking about | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0019.flac | |
YES I KNOW VERY WELL | librispeech_dev_clean | yes i know very well | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0020.flac | |
ALEXANDER FLUSHED ANGRILY | librispeech_dev_clean | alexander flushed angrily | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0021.flac | |
I DON'T KNOW WHAT I OUGHT TO SAY BUT I DON'T BELIEVE YOU'D BE HAPPY TRULY I DON'T AREN'T YOU TRYING TO FRIGHTEN ME | librispeech_dev_clean | i don't know what i ought to say but i don't believe you'd be happy truly i don't aren't you trying to frighten me | librispeech/dev-clean/1462/170145/1462-170145-0022.flac | |
A LAUDABLE REGARD FOR THE HONOR OF THE FIRST PROSELYTE HAS COUNTENANCED THE BELIEF THE HOPE THE WISH THAT THE EBIONITES OR AT LEAST THE NAZARENES WERE DISTINGUISHED ONLY BY THEIR OBSTINATE PERSEVERANCE IN THE PRACTICE OF THE MOSAIC RITES | librispeech_dev_clean | a laudable regard for the honor of the first proselyte has countenanced the belief the hope the wish that the ebionites or at least the nazarenes were distinguished only by their obstinate perseverance in the practice of the mosaic rites | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0000.flac | |
THEIR CHURCHES HAVE DISAPPEARED THEIR BOOKS ARE OBLITERATED THEIR OBSCURE FREEDOM MIGHT ALLOW A LATITUDE OF FAITH AND THE SOFTNESS OF THEIR INFANT CREED WOULD BE VARIOUSLY MOULDED BY THE ZEAL OR PRUDENCE OF THREE HUNDRED YEARS | librispeech_dev_clean | their churches have disappeared their books are obliterated their obscure freedom might allow a latitude of faith and the softness of their infant creed would be variously moulded by the zeal or prudence of three hundred years | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0001.flac | |
YET THE MOST CHARITABLE CRITICISM MUST REFUSE THESE SECTARIES ANY KNOWLEDGE OF THE PURE AND PROPER DIVINITY OF CHRIST | librispeech_dev_clean | yet the most charitable criticism must refuse these sectaries any knowledge of the pure and proper divinity of christ | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0002.flac | |
HIS PROGRESS FROM INFANCY TO YOUTH AND MANHOOD WAS MARKED BY A REGULAR INCREASE IN STATURE AND WISDOM AND AFTER A PAINFUL AGONY OF MIND AND BODY HE EXPIRED ON THE CROSS | librispeech_dev_clean | his progress from infancy to youth and manhood was marked by a regular increase in stature and wisdom and after a painful agony of mind and body he expired on the cross | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0003.flac | |
HE LIVED AND DIED FOR THE SERVICE OF MANKIND BUT THE LIFE AND DEATH OF SOCRATES HAD LIKEWISE BEEN DEVOTED TO THE CAUSE OF RELIGION AND JUSTICE AND ALTHOUGH THE STOIC OR THE HERO MAY DISDAIN THE HUMBLE VIRTUES OF JESUS THE TEARS WHICH HE SHED OVER HIS FRIEND AND COUNTRY MAY BE ESTEEMED THE PUREST EVIDENCE OF HIS HUMANIT... | librispeech_dev_clean | he lived and died for the service of mankind but the life and death of socrates had likewise been devoted to the cause of religion and justice and although the stoic or the hero may disdain the humble virtues of jesus the tears which he shed over his friend and country may be esteemed the purest evidence of his humanit... | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0004.flac | |
THE SON OF A VIRGIN GENERATED BY THE INEFFABLE OPERATION OF THE HOLY SPIRIT WAS A CREATURE WITHOUT EXAMPLE OR RESEMBLANCE SUPERIOR IN EVERY ATTRIBUTE OF MIND AND BODY TO THE CHILDREN OF ADAM | librispeech_dev_clean | the son of a virgin generated by the ineffable operation of the holy spirit was a creature without example or resemblance superior in every attribute of mind and body to the children of adam | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0005.flac | |
NOR COULD IT SEEM STRANGE OR INCREDIBLE THAT THE FIRST OF THESE AEONS THE LOGOS OR WORD OF GOD OF THE SAME SUBSTANCE WITH THE FATHER SHOULD DESCEND UPON EARTH TO DELIVER THE HUMAN RACE FROM VICE AND ERROR AND TO CONDUCT THEM IN THE PATHS OF LIFE AND IMMORTALITY | librispeech_dev_clean | nor could it seem strange or incredible that the first of these aeons the logos or word of god of the same substance with the father should descend upon earth to deliver the human race from vice and error and to conduct them in the paths of life and immortality | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0006.flac | |
BUT THE PREVAILING DOCTRINE OF THE ETERNITY AND INHERENT PRAVITY OF MATTER INFECTED THE PRIMITIVE CHURCHES OF THE EAST | librispeech_dev_clean | but the prevailing doctrine of the eternity and inherent pravity of matter infected the primitive churches of the east | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0007.flac | |
MANY AMONG THE GENTILE PROSELYTES REFUSED TO BELIEVE THAT A CELESTIAL SPIRIT AN UNDIVIDED PORTION OF THE FIRST ESSENCE HAD BEEN PERSONALLY UNITED WITH A MASS OF IMPURE AND CONTAMINATED FLESH AND IN THEIR ZEAL FOR THE DIVINITY THEY PIOUSLY ABJURED THE HUMANITY OF CHRIST | librispeech_dev_clean | many among the gentile proselytes refused to believe that a celestial spirit an undivided portion of the first essence had been personally united with a mass of impure and contaminated flesh and in their zeal for the divinity they piously abjured the humanity of christ | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0008.flac | |
HE FIRST APPEARED ON THE BANKS OF THE JORDAN IN THE FORM OF PERFECT MANHOOD BUT IT WAS A FORM ONLY AND NOT A SUBSTANCE A HUMAN FIGURE CREATED BY THE HAND OF OMNIPOTENCE TO IMITATE THE FACULTIES AND ACTIONS OF A MAN AND TO IMPOSE A PERPETUAL ILLUSION ON THE SENSES OF HIS FRIENDS AND ENEMIES | librispeech_dev_clean | he first appeared on the banks of the jordan in the form of perfect manhood but it was a form only and not a substance a human figure created by the hand of omnipotence to imitate the faculties and actions of a man and to impose a perpetual illusion on the senses of his friends and enemies | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0009.flac | |
BUT THE RASHNESS OF THESE CONCESSIONS HAS ENCOURAGED A MILDER SENTIMENT OF THOSE OF THE DOCETES WHO TAUGHT NOT THAT CHRIST WAS A PHANTOM BUT THAT HE WAS CLOTHED WITH AN IMPASSIBLE AND INCORRUPTIBLE BODY | librispeech_dev_clean | but the rashness of these concessions has encouraged a milder sentiment of those of the docetes who taught not that christ was a phantom but that he was clothed with an impassible and incorruptible body | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0010.flac | |
A FOETUS THAT COULD INCREASE FROM AN INVISIBLE POINT TO ITS FULL MATURITY A CHILD THAT COULD ATTAIN THE STATURE OF PERFECT MANHOOD WITHOUT DERIVING ANY NOURISHMENT FROM THE ORDINARY SOURCES MIGHT CONTINUE TO EXIST WITHOUT REPAIRING A DAILY WASTE BY A DAILY SUPPLY OF EXTERNAL MATTER | librispeech_dev_clean | a foetus that could increase from an invisible point to its full maturity a child that could attain the stature of perfect manhood without deriving any nourishment from the ordinary sources might continue to exist without repairing a daily waste by a daily supply of external matter | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0011.flac | |
IN THEIR EYES JESUS OF NAZARETH WAS A MERE MORTAL THE LEGITIMATE SON OF JOSEPH AND MARY BUT HE WAS THE BEST AND WISEST OF THE HUMAN RACE SELECTED AS THE WORTHY INSTRUMENT TO RESTORE UPON EARTH THE WORSHIP OF THE TRUE AND SUPREME DEITY | librispeech_dev_clean | in their eyes jesus of nazareth was a mere mortal the legitimate son of joseph and mary but he was the best and wisest of the human race selected as the worthy instrument to restore upon earth the worship of the true and supreme deity | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0012.flac | |
WHEN THE MESSIAH WAS DELIVERED INTO THE HANDS OF THE JEWS THE CHRIST AN IMMORTAL AND IMPASSIBLE BEING FORSOOK HIS EARTHLY TABERNACLE FLEW BACK TO THE PLEROMA OR WORLD OF SPIRITS AND LEFT THE SOLITARY JESUS TO SUFFER TO COMPLAIN AND TO EXPIRE | librispeech_dev_clean | when the messiah was delivered into the hands of the jews the christ an immortal and impassible being forsook his earthly tabernacle flew back to the pleroma or world of spirits and left the solitary jesus to suffer to complain and to expire | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0013.flac | |
BUT THE JUSTICE AND GENEROSITY OF SUCH A DESERTION ARE STRONGLY QUESTIONABLE AND THE FATE OF AN INNOCENT MARTYR AT FIRST IMPELLED AND AT LENGTH ABANDONED BY HIS DIVINE COMPANION MIGHT PROVOKE THE PITY AND INDIGNATION OF THE PROFANE | librispeech_dev_clean | but the justice and generosity of such a desertion are strongly questionable and the fate of an innocent martyr at first impelled and at length abandoned by his divine companion might provoke the pity and indignation of the profane | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0014.flac | |
THEIR MURMURS WERE VARIOUSLY SILENCED BY THE SECTARIES WHO ESPOUSED AND MODIFIED THE DOUBLE SYSTEM OF CERINTHUS | librispeech_dev_clean | their murmurs were variously silenced by the sectaries who espoused and modified the double system of cerinthus | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0015.flac | |
THE WORTHY FRIEND OF ATHANASIUS THE WORTHY ANTAGONIST OF JULIAN HE BRAVELY WRESTLED WITH THE ARIANS AND POLYTHEISTS AND THOUGH HE AFFECTED THE RIGOR OF GEOMETRICAL DEMONSTRATION HIS COMMENTARIES REVEALED THE LITERAL AND ALLEGORICAL SENSE OF THE SCRIPTURES | librispeech_dev_clean | the worthy friend of athanasius the worthy antagonist of julian he bravely wrestled with the arians and polytheists and though he affected the rigor of geometrical demonstration his commentaries revealed the literal and allegorical sense of the scriptures | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0016.flac | |
YET AS THE PROFOUND DOCTOR HAD BEEN TERRIFIED AT HIS OWN RASHNESS APOLLINARIS WAS HEARD TO MUTTER SOME FAINT ACCENTS OF EXCUSE AND EXPLANATION | librispeech_dev_clean | yet as the profound doctor had been terrified at his own rashness apollinaris was heard to mutter some faint accents of excuse and explanation | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0017.flac | |
HE ACQUIESCED IN THE OLD DISTINCTION OF THE GREEK PHILOSOPHERS BETWEEN THE RATIONAL AND SENSITIVE SOUL OF MAN THAT HE MIGHT RESERVE THE LOGOS FOR INTELLECTUAL FUNCTIONS AND EMPLOY THE SUBORDINATE HUMAN PRINCIPLE IN THE MEANER ACTIONS OF ANIMAL LIFE | librispeech_dev_clean | he acquiesced in the old distinction of the greek philosophers between the rational and sensitive soul of man that he might reserve the logos for intellectual functions and employ the subordinate human principle in the meaner actions of animal life | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0018.flac | |
BUT INSTEAD OF A TEMPORARY AND OCCASIONAL ALLIANCE THEY ESTABLISHED AND WE STILL EMBRACE THE SUBSTANTIAL INDISSOLUBLE AND EVERLASTING UNION OF A PERFECT GOD WITH A PERFECT MAN OF THE SECOND PERSON OF THE TRINITY WITH A REASONABLE SOUL AND HUMAN FLESH | librispeech_dev_clean | but instead of a temporary and occasional alliance they established and we still embrace the substantial indissoluble and everlasting union of a perfect god with a perfect man of the second person of the trinity with a reasonable soul and human flesh | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0019.flac | |
UNDER THE TUITION OF THE ABBOT SERAPION HE APPLIED HIMSELF TO ECCLESIASTICAL STUDIES WITH SUCH INDEFATIGABLE ARDOR THAT IN THE COURSE OF ONE SLEEPLESS NIGHT HE HAS PERUSED THE FOUR GOSPELS THE CATHOLIC EPISTLES AND THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS | librispeech_dev_clean | under the tuition of the abbot serapion he applied himself to ecclesiastical studies with such indefatigable ardor that in the course of one sleepless night he has perused the four gospels the catholic epistles and the epistle to the romans | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143396/1673-143396-0020.flac | |
ARDENT IN THE PROSECUTION OF HERESY CYRIL AUSPICIOUSLY OPENED HIS REIGN BY OPPRESSING THE NOVATIANS THE MOST INNOCENT AND HARMLESS OF THE SECTARIES | librispeech_dev_clean | ardent in the prosecution of heresy cyril auspiciously opened his reign by oppressing the novatians the most innocent and harmless of the sectaries | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0000.flac | |
WITHOUT ANY LEGAL SENTENCE WITHOUT ANY ROYAL MANDATE THE PATRIARCH AT THE DAWN OF DAY LED A SEDITIOUS MULTITUDE TO THE ATTACK OF THE SYNAGOGUES | librispeech_dev_clean | without any legal sentence without any royal mandate the patriarch at the dawn of day led a seditious multitude to the attack of the synagogues | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0001.flac | |
SUCH CRIMES WOULD HAVE DESERVED THE ANIMADVERSION OF THE MAGISTRATE BUT IN THIS PROMISCUOUS OUTRAGE THE INNOCENT WERE CONFOUNDED WITH THE GUILTY AND ALEXANDRIA WAS IMPOVERISHED BY THE LOSS OF A WEALTHY AND INDUSTRIOUS COLONY | librispeech_dev_clean | such crimes would have deserved the animadversion of the magistrate but in this promiscuous outrage the innocent were confounded with the guilty and alexandria was impoverished by the loss of a wealthy and industrious colony | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0002.flac | |
THE ZEAL OF CYRIL EXPOSED HIM TO THE PENALTIES OF THE JULIAN LAW BUT IN A FEEBLE GOVERNMENT AND A SUPERSTITIOUS AGE HE WAS SECURE OF IMPUNITY AND EVEN OF PRAISE | librispeech_dev_clean | the zeal of cyril exposed him to the penalties of the julian law but in a feeble government and a superstitious age he was secure of impunity and even of praise | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0003.flac | |
ORESTES COMPLAINED BUT HIS JUST COMPLAINTS WERE TOO QUICKLY FORGOTTEN BY THE MINISTERS OF THEODOSIUS AND TOO DEEPLY REMEMBERED BY A PRIEST WHO AFFECTED TO PARDON AND CONTINUED TO HATE THE PRAEFECT OF EGYPT | librispeech_dev_clean | orestes complained but his just complaints were too quickly forgotten by the ministers of theodosius and too deeply remembered by a priest who affected to pardon and continued to hate the praefect of egypt | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0004.flac | |
A RUMOR WAS SPREAD AMONG THE CHRISTIANS THAT THE DAUGHTER OF THEON WAS THE ONLY OBSTACLE TO THE RECONCILIATION OF THE PRAEFECT AND THE ARCHBISHOP AND THAT OBSTACLE WAS SPEEDILY REMOVED | librispeech_dev_clean | a rumor was spread among the christians that the daughter of theon was the only obstacle to the reconciliation of the praefect and the archbishop and that obstacle was speedily removed | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0005.flac | |
WHICH OPPRESSED THE METROPOLITANS OF EUROPE AND ASIA INVADED THE PROVINCES OF ANTIOCH AND ALEXANDRIA AND MEASURED THEIR DIOCESE BY THE LIMITS OF THE EMPIRE | librispeech_dev_clean | which oppressed the metropolitans of europe and asia invaded the provinces of antioch and alexandria and measured their diocese by the limits of the empire | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0006.flac | |
EXTERMINATE WITH ME THE HERETICS AND WITH YOU I WILL EXTERMINATE THE PERSIANS | librispeech_dev_clean | exterminate with me the heretics and with you i will exterminate the persians | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0007.flac | |
AT THESE BLASPHEMOUS SOUNDS THE PILLARS OF THE SANCTUARY WERE SHAKEN | librispeech_dev_clean | at these blasphemous sounds the pillars of the sanctuary were shaken | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0008.flac | |
BUT THE VATICAN RECEIVED WITH OPEN ARMS THE MESSENGERS OF EGYPT | librispeech_dev_clean | but the vatican received with open arms the messengers of egypt | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0009.flac | |
THE VANITY OF CELESTINE WAS FLATTERED BY THE APPEAL AND THE PARTIAL VERSION OF A MONK DECIDED THE FAITH OF THE POPE WHO WITH HIS LATIN CLERGY WAS IGNORANT OF THE LANGUAGE THE ARTS AND THE THEOLOGY OF THE GREEKS | librispeech_dev_clean | the vanity of celestine was flattered by the appeal and the partial version of a monk decided the faith of the pope who with his latin clergy was ignorant of the language the arts and the theology of the greeks | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0010.flac | |
NESTORIUS WHO DEPENDED ON THE NEAR APPROACH OF HIS EASTERN FRIENDS PERSISTED LIKE HIS PREDECESSOR CHRYSOSTOM TO DISCLAIM THE JURISDICTION AND TO DISOBEY THE SUMMONS OF HIS ENEMIES THEY HASTENED HIS TRIAL AND HIS ACCUSER PRESIDED IN THE SEAT OF JUDGMENT | librispeech_dev_clean | nestorius who depended on the near approach of his eastern friends persisted like his predecessor chrysostom to disclaim the jurisdiction and to disobey the summons of his enemies they hastened his trial and his accuser presided in the seat of judgment | librispeech/dev-clean/1673/143397/1673-143397-0011.flac |
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