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音声録音者:GM (合計 121)

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"Open this door!" she commanded. "Let me out of here at once."
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"Open that door, or I will shoot you all!" she cried.
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I never was so hungry in all my life.
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I'll get you a glass of water and something to eat.
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I hope your husband is good to you.
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Where are your folks?
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She dismounted, and tied the horse to an iron ring in a post by the sidewalk.
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Is this a school?
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The woman eyed the girl incredulously.
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Do you live far from here?
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You are a very pretty girl.
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Why don't you write to us?
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You will be very careful, won't you?
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I respect you more than any woman I've ever met.
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He realized that he had failed to ask her many important questions.
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You must go to your mother.
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He had very little money with him.
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He's a good man.
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He saw she was trembling and ready to cry.
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The two girls eyed each other, and then smiled.
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She used to sing sometimes.
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The girl looked around shyly.
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"Was it a piano?" she wondered.
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"You must come again," she said politely.
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He felt that a man like that ought to be wiped off the face of the earth in some way, or placed in solitary confinement the rest of his life.
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When the meeting was over, the people gathered in groups and talked with one another.
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I wish I knew what it meant.
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At the ranch they found two women, a mother and her daughter.
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The woman looked relieved.
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Almost all the people sat at desks.
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Cautiously they guided their horses on around the hill, keeping close together now.
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"What is it?" she whispered.
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We can tie our horses here behind the building, and they can rest.
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They stopped their horses and looked at each other.
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"My!" said the girl. "How terrible!"
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It was a strange place.
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The young man was visibly embarrassed.
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The girl peered curiously around the corner into the window.
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Is he your husband?
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It's quite common.
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How did he do it?
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What do you think she meant?
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He's been good to me.
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The girl suddenly shivered.
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"I wish you would tell me about yourself," he said gently.
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I'm going to take good care of her.
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"I don't know," said the visitor.
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Where was she going, and what was she proposing to do?
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"You are tired," said he, "and the horses are tired. See! We ought to stop and rest."
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Talking was impossible.
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Will you promise that?
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He forgot all about his own troubles.
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Was the girl still sleeping?
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I promise you solemnly here under God's sky that I'll never drink another drop of intoxicating liquor again.
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There is something awesome about the dawning of a new day.
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Men are all alike.
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Men are all alike. Mother used to say so.
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He lay there resting and thinking.
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I don't drink, and I won't drink.
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He felt that there was danger in the air. What could it mean? He had never been a believer in premonitions or superstitions of any kind.
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The men all drank.
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How could a woman hurt you?
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Do you suppose it will do any good?
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Before he knew it, he was asleep.
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There wasn't anybody left but me.
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The girl looked around apprehensively.
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Horses are better than machines.
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Don't you believe it will do any good?
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"Did you ride all night?" asked the girl. "Pretty much," answered the man.
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I feel exceedingly thirsty.
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I'm sure I don't know why I told you. I never told anyone before.
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The horse was afraid.
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The girl was standing on the other side of the fire, gravely whistling a most extraordinary song.
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I frightened him away.
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He killed my brother.
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You've got to lie down and sleep a while.
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Did it do any good?
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"I feel better," she said with a winning smile. "Don't you?"
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You can't keep going like that. It'll kill you.
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I stopped once to rest a few minutes.
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I hate him.
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Why did you follow me?
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It's ready to eat.
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Come on! There's water in the valley.
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Her face was both beautiful and interesting.
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"I am running away," she said, "but not from you."
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Where did she come from, and why was she alone?
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Let's start at once.
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What right had you to follow me?
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She seemed to be looking at a flock of birds in the sky.
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The girl was puzzled.
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I hope I haven't disturbed your nap.
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We'll cook some meat.
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"What's the matter?" she called.
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We can't make coffee without water.
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Could you inform me where to look for water?
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The girl was silent.
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You seem to be running away from someone.
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"You'd better eat something first," she said, "and then we'll go and hunt for water."
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"Good morning," said the man politely.