DynamicSuperb/Text2Speech_LibriTTS-TestOther

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1688_142285_000000_000000	'Margaret!' said mr Hale, as he returned from showing his guest downstairs; 'I could not help watching your face with some anxiety, when mr Thornton made his confession of having been a shop boy.	1688_142285_000049_000001	How would you set about it?'	Generate speech from this text, ensuring it matches the pitch, tone, and cadence of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000000_000001	I knew it all along from mr Bell; so I was aware of what was coming; but I half expected to see you get up and leave the room.'	1688_142285_000011_000000	Margaret had noticed her mother's jaded appearance with anxiety for some time past, and this remark of her father's sent her up to bed with a dim fear lying like a weight on her heart.	Transform this text into speech that sounds like the speaker in the reference voice recording.
1688_142285_000001_000001	I really liked that account of himself better than anything else he said.	1688_142285_000017_000000	Bessy was silent in her turn for a minute or two.	Generate speech from this text, ensuring it matches the pitch, tone, and cadence of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000002_000000	'I am surprised at you, Margaret,' said her mother.	1688_142285_000010_000004	Your mother looks sadly tired to night, Margaret.'	Imitate the reference voice's attributes in the speech synthesized from this text.
1688_142285_000002_000002	I don't think, mr Hale, you have done quite right in introducing such a person to us without telling us what he had been.	1688_142285_000059_000000	'Perhaps she may have a relation who might suit us, and be glad of our place.	Replicate the speaking style and voice characteristics of the reference audio in this text-to-speech synthesis.
1688_142285_000002_000003	I really was very much afraid of showing him how much shocked I was at some parts of what he said.	1688_142285_000001_000001	I really liked that account of himself better than anything else he said.	Synthesize this text into speech, matching the tone and style of the provided reference voice.
1688_142285_000014_000000	'Not exactly,' replied Margaret, smiling.	1688_142285_000003_000010	Bell says), taking in mr Thornton as a kind of partner.'	Generate speech from this text, ensuring it matches the pitch, tone, and cadence of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000015_000002	At last she said in a low voice,	1688_142285_000047_000001	'Everybody else has had their turn at this great difficulty.	Ensure the speech generated from this text embodies the characteristics of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000017_000000	Bessy was silent in her turn for a minute or two.	1688_142285_000036_000002	It's simple, and not far to fetch, nor hard to work.'	Mimic the reference voice's speaking style in the speech output of this text.
1688_142285_000021_000000	'But what was it?	1688_142285_000015_000002	At last she said in a low voice,	Create a speech segment from the provided text, mirroring the speaking style and nuances of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000025_000000	'I had forgotten what I said for the time,' continued Margaret quietly. 'I should have thought of it again when I was less busy.	1688_142285_000008_000000	Margaret was collecting her mother's working materials, and preparing to go to bed.	Render this text into spoken words, making the speech consistent with the reference voice's style and speaker.
1688_142285_000030_000000	But Nicholas was not at home when they entered.	1688_142285_000044_000001	At Helstone unpunctuality at meal times was a great fault in her mother's eyes; but now this, as well as many other little irregularities, seemed to have lost their power of irritation, and Margaret almost longed for the old complainings.	Craft a speech from this text that not only conveys the content but also adopts the unique speaking style of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000031_000001	Margaret did not speak, but held the water to her lips.	1688_142285_000007_000001	Improvident and self indulgent were his words.'	Use the reference voice as a guide to generate speech from this text, maintaining the same vocal characteristics.
1688_142285_000032_000000	Margaret bent over and said, 'Bessy, don't be impatient with your life, whatever it is-or may have been.	1688_142285_000052_000000	'You have caught her.	Use the reference voice as a guide to generate speech from this text, maintaining the same vocal characteristics.
1688_142285_000039_000000	Margaret held her in her arms, and put the weary head to rest upon her bosom.	1688_142285_000034_000000	'But surely,' said Margaret, facing round, 'you believe in what I said, that God gave her life, and ordered what kind of life it was to be?'	Ensure the speech generated from this text embodies the characteristics of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000043_000000	Margaret went away very sad and thoughtful.	1688_142285_000031_000001	Margaret did not speak, but held the water to her lips.	Translate this text into speech, ensuring it captures the unique timbre and rhythm of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000044_000000	She was late for tea at home.	1688_142285_000030_000000	But Nicholas was not at home when they entered.	Voice this text in a manner that closely aligns with the reference voice, in terms of both style and speaker identity.
1688_142285_000044_000001	At Helstone unpunctuality at meal times was a great fault in her mother's eyes; but now this, as well as many other little irregularities, seemed to have lost their power of irritation, and Margaret almost longed for the old complainings.	1688_142285_000011_000000	Margaret had noticed her mother's jaded appearance with anxiety for some time past, and this remark of her father's sent her up to bed with a dim fear lying like a weight on her heart.	Use the reference voice as a guide to generate speech from this text, maintaining the same vocal characteristics.
1688_142285_000045_000000	'Have you met with a servant, dear?'	1688_142285_000044_000001	At Helstone unpunctuality at meal times was a great fault in her mother's eyes; but now this, as well as many other little irregularities, seemed to have lost their power of irritation, and Margaret almost longed for the old complainings.	Translate this text into speech, ensuring it captures the unique timbre and rhythm of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000006_000001	When he spoke of the mechanical powers, he evidently looked upon them only as new ways of extending trade and making money.	1688_142285_000010_000001	'Personally, as you call it, and all.	Synthesize this text into speech, matching the tone and style of the provided reference voice.
1688_142285_000006_000002	And the poor men around him-they were poor because they were vicious-out of the pale of his sympathies because they had not his iron nature, and the capabilities that it gives him for being rich.'	1688_142285_000051_000001	But we must first catch our house mother.'	Ensure the synthesized speech from this text aligns with the voice quality and style of the reference audio.
1688_142285_000007_000000	'Not vicious; he never said that.	1688_142285_000008_000000	Margaret was collecting her mother's working materials, and preparing to go to bed.	Adapt the text into speech, closely resembling the reference voice in terms of speaker identity and style.
1688_142285_000007_000001	Improvident and self indulgent were his words.'	1688_142285_000052_000000	'You have caught her.	Render this text into spoken words, making the speech consistent with the reference voice's style and speaker.
1688_142285_000002_000004	His father "dying in miserable circumstances." Why it might have been in the workhouse.'	1688_142285_000002_000002	I don't think, mr Hale, you have done quite right in introducing such a person to us without telling us what he had been.	Mimic the reference voice's speaking style in the speech output of this text.
1688_142285_000008_000000	Margaret was collecting her mother's working materials, and preparing to go to bed.	1688_142285_000047_000002	Now let me try.	Ensure the speech generated from this text embodies the characteristics of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000051_000001	But we must first catch our house mother.'	1688_142285_000047_000001	'Everybody else has had their turn at this great difficulty.	Produce a speech audio from the given text, closely following the vocal profile of the reference speaker.
1688_142285_000052_000000	'You have caught her.	1688_142285_000051_000001	But we must first catch our house mother.'	Produce a speech audio from the given text, closely following the vocal profile of the reference speaker.
1688_142285_000055_000001	Thornton!' exclaimed mrs Hale.	1688_142285_000043_000000	Margaret went away very sad and thoughtful.	Create a speech segment from the provided text, mirroring the speaking style and nuances of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000056_000000	'The mother of whom he spoke to us?' said Margaret.	1688_142285_000015_000002	At last she said in a low voice,	Ensure the speech generated from this text embodies the characteristics of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000058_000000	'I shall like to see her.	1688_142285_000003_000006	At least, no friend came forwards immediately, and mrs Thornton is not one, I fancy, to wait till tardy kindness comes to find her out.	Ensure the synthesized speech from this text aligns with the voice quality and style of the reference audio.
1688_142285_000058_000001	She must be an uncommon person,' her mother added.	1688_142285_000003_000008	mr Bell said they absolutely lived upon water porridge for years-how, he did not know; but long after the creditors had given up hope of any payment of old mr Thornton's debts (if, indeed, they ever had hoped at all about it, after his suicide,) this young man returned to Milton, and went quietly round to each creditor, paying him the first instalment of the money owing to him.	Synthesize the provided text into a speech that reflects the tonal qualities of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000059_000000	'Perhaps she may have a relation who might suit us, and be glad of our place.	1688_142285_000011_000007	She lay awake very long this night, planning how to lessen the evil influence of their Milton life on her mother.	Transform this text into speech that sounds like the speaker in the reference voice recording.
1688_142285_000010_000004	Your mother looks sadly tired to night, Margaret.'	1688_142285_000002_000002	I don't think, mr Hale, you have done quite right in introducing such a person to us without telling us what he had been.	Produce a speech audio from the given text, closely following the vocal profile of the reference speaker.
1688_142285_000011_000000	Margaret had noticed her mother's jaded appearance with anxiety for some time past, and this remark of her father's sent her up to bed with a dim fear lying like a weight on her heart.	1688_142285_000000_000001	I knew it all along from mr Bell; so I was aware of what was coming; but I half expected to see you get up and leave the room.'	Synthesize this text into speech, matching the tone and style of the provided reference voice.
1688_142285_000011_000002	There were several other signs of something wrong about mrs Hale.	1688_142285_000047_000003	I may be the Cinderella to put on the slipper after all.'	Ensure the speech generated from this text embodies the characteristics of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000011_000006	But though she received caresses and fond words back again, in such profusion as would have gladdened her formerly, yet she felt that there was a secret withheld from her, and she believed it bore serious reference to her mother's health.	1688_142285_000010_000004	Your mother looks sadly tired to night, Margaret.'	Transform this text into speech that sounds like the speaker in the reference voice recording.
1688_142285_000011_000007	She lay awake very long this night, planning how to lessen the evil influence of their Milton life on her mother.	1688_142285_000049_000001	How would you set about it?'	Use the reference voice as a guide to generate speech from this text, maintaining the same vocal characteristics.
1688_142285_000011_000009	Visiting register offices, seeing all manner of unlikely people, and very few in the least likely, absorbed Margaret's time and thoughts for several days.	1688_142285_000047_000001	'Everybody else has had their turn at this great difficulty.	Translate this text into speech, ensuring it captures the unique timbre and rhythm of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000011_000010	One afternoon she met Bessy Higgins in the street, and stopped to speak to her.	1688_142285_000003_000010	Bell says), taking in mr Thornton as a kind of partner.'	Generate speech from this text, ensuring it matches the pitch, tone, and cadence of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000033_000000	'Now, I'll not have my wench preached to.	1688_142285_000046_000000	'No, mamma; that Anne Buckley would never have done.'	Produce a speech audio from the given text, closely following the vocal profile of the reference speaker.
1688_142285_000034_000000	'But surely,' said Margaret, facing round, 'you believe in what I said, that God gave her life, and ordered what kind of life it was to be?'	1688_142285_000010_000000	'And I do!' said her father laughing.	Adapt the text into speech, closely resembling the reference voice in terms of speaker identity and style.
1688_142285_000035_000000	'I believe what I see, and no more.	1688_142285_000038_000000	'Don't think hardly on him-he's a good man, he is.	Model the speech synthesis on this text after the reference voice, capturing its essence and speaker's identity.
1688_142285_000036_000001	That's my creed.	1688_142285_000036_000002	It's simple, and not far to fetch, nor hard to work.'	Adapt the text into speech, closely resembling the reference voice in terms of speaker identity and style.
1688_142285_000036_000002	It's simple, and not far to fetch, nor hard to work.'	1688_142285_000000_000001	I knew it all along from mr Bell; so I was aware of what was coming; but I half expected to see you get up and leave the room.'	Ensure the synthesized speech from this text aligns with the voice quality and style of the reference audio.
1688_142285_000038_000000	'Don't think hardly on him-he's a good man, he is.	1688_142285_000055_000001	Thornton!' exclaimed mrs Hale.	Synthesize the provided text into a speech that reflects the tonal qualities of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000003_000002	His father speculated wildly, failed, and then killed himself, because he could not bear the disgrace.	1688_142285_000011_000006	But though she received caresses and fond words back again, in such profusion as would have gladdened her formerly, yet she felt that there was a secret withheld from her, and she believed it bore serious reference to her mother's health.	Craft a speech from this text that not only conveys the content but also adopts the unique speaking style of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000003_000004	No one came forwards to help the mother and this boy.	1688_142285_000003_000005	There was another child, I believe, a girl; too young to earn money, but of course she had to be kept.	Ensure the synthesized speech from this text aligns with the voice quality and style of the reference audio.
1688_142285_000003_000005	There was another child, I believe, a girl; too young to earn money, but of course she had to be kept.	1688_142285_000044_000000	She was late for tea at home.	Ensure the synthesized speech from this text aligns with the voice quality and style of the reference audio.
1688_142285_000003_000006	At least, no friend came forwards immediately, and mrs Thornton is not one, I fancy, to wait till tardy kindness comes to find her out.	1688_142285_000003_000002	His father speculated wildly, failed, and then killed himself, because he could not bear the disgrace.	Replicate the speaking style and voice characteristics of the reference audio in this text-to-speech synthesis.
1688_142285_000003_000008	mr Bell said they absolutely lived upon water porridge for years-how, he did not know; but long after the creditors had given up hope of any payment of old mr Thornton's debts (if, indeed, they ever had hoped at all about it, after his suicide,) this young man returned to Milton, and went quietly round to each creditor, paying him the first instalment of the money owing to him.	1688_142285_000036_000002	It's simple, and not far to fetch, nor hard to work.'	Synthesize the provided text into a speech that reflects the tonal qualities of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000003_000010	Bell says), taking in mr Thornton as a kind of partner.'	1688_142285_000011_000006	But though she received caresses and fond words back again, in such profusion as would have gladdened her formerly, yet she felt that there was a secret withheld from her, and she believed it bore serious reference to her mother's health.	Produce a speech audio from the given text, closely following the vocal profile of the reference speaker.
1688_142285_000005_000000	'How tainted?' asked her father.	1688_142285_000003_000006	At least, no friend came forwards immediately, and mrs Thornton is not one, I fancy, to wait till tardy kindness comes to find her out.	Voice this text in a manner that closely aligns with the reference voice, in terms of both style and speaker identity.
1688_142285_000006_000000	'Oh, papa, by that testing everything by the standard of wealth.	1688_142285_000051_000000	'Very good.	Render this text into spoken words, making the speech consistent with the reference voice's style and speaker.
1688_142285_000046_000000	'No, mamma; that Anne Buckley would never have done.'	1688_142285_000006_000000	'Oh, papa, by that testing everything by the standard of wealth.	Adapt the text into speech, closely resembling the reference voice in terms of speaker identity and style.
1688_142285_000047_000001	'Everybody else has had their turn at this great difficulty.	1688_142285_000036_000002	It's simple, and not far to fetch, nor hard to work.'	Use the reference voice as a guide to generate speech from this text, maintaining the same vocal characteristics.
1688_142285_000047_000002	Now let me try.	1688_142285_000051_000001	But we must first catch our house mother.'	Voice this text in a manner that closely aligns with the reference voice, in terms of both style and speaker identity.
1688_142285_000047_000003	I may be the Cinderella to put on the slipper after all.'	1688_142285_000051_000000	'Very good.	Create a speech segment from the provided text, mirroring the speaking style and nuances of the reference voice.
1688_142285_000049_000001	How would you set about it?'	1688_142285_000002_000004	His father "dying in miserable circumstances." Why it might have been in the workhouse.'	Render this text into spoken words, making the speech consistent with the reference voice's style and speaker.
1688_142285_000051_000000	'Very good.	1688_142285_000007_000001	Improvident and self indulgent were his words.'	Adapt the text into speech, closely resembling the reference voice in terms of speaker identity and style.
1688_142285_000010_000000	'And I do!' said her father laughing.	1688_142285_000002_000002	I don't think, mr Hale, you have done quite right in introducing such a person to us without telling us what he had been.	Ensure the synthesized speech from this text aligns with the voice quality and style of the reference audio.
1688_142285_000010_000001	'Personally, as you call it, and all.	1688_142285_000003_000006	At least, no friend came forwards immediately, and mrs Thornton is not one, I fancy, to wait till tardy kindness comes to find her out.	Generate speech from this text that echoes the vocal signature and speaking style of the provided reference voice.
1688_142285_000010_000002	I don't set him up for a hero, or anything of that kind.	1688_142285_000006_000002	And the poor men around him-they were poor because they were vicious-out of the pale of his sympathies because they had not his iron nature, and the capabilities that it gives him for being rich.'	Adapt the text into speech, closely resembling the reference voice in terms of speaker identity and style.
1688_142285_000010_000003	But good night, child.	1688_142285_000032_000000	Margaret bent over and said, 'Bessy, don't be impatient with your life, whatever it is-or may have been.	Ensure the synthesized speech from this text aligns with the voice quality and style of the reference audio.
1998_15444_000001_000001	He should make inquiries as to symptoms, and time at which food or medicine was last taken.	1998_15444_000007_000006	Every doctor should provide himself with an antidote case.	Generate speech from this text, ensuring it matches the pitch, tone, and cadence of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000001_000002	He should take possession of any food, medicine, vomited matter, urine, or faeces, in the room, and should seal them up in clean vessels for examination.	1998_15444_000013_000003	The flask is heated in a water bath, and the vapours condensed by a Liebig's condenser.	Transform this text into speech that sounds like the speaker in the reference voice recording.
1998_15444_000001_000003	He should notice the position and temperature of the body, the condition of rigor mortis, marks of violence, appearance of lips and mouth.	1998_15444_000011_000000	This examination having been made, the contents of the alimentary canal, and any other substances to be examined, must be submitted to chemical processes.	Generate speech from this text, ensuring it matches the pitch, tone, and cadence of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000001_000005	In making a post mortem examination, the alimentary canal should be removed and preserved for further investigation.	1998_15444_000004_000000	The modes of treatment may be ranged under three heads: (one) To eliminate the poison; (two) to antagonize its action; (three) to avert the tendency to death.	Imitate the reference voice's attributes in the speech synthesized from this text.
1998_15444_000007_000005	Antidotes may act (one) chemically, by forming harmless compounds, as lime in oxalic acid poisoning; (two) physiologically, the drug which is administered neutralizing more or less completely the poison which has been absorbed; (three) physically, as charcoal.	1998_15444_000011_000000	This examination having been made, the contents of the alimentary canal, and any other substances to be examined, must be submitted to chemical processes.	Replicate the speaking style and voice characteristics of the reference audio in this text-to-speech synthesis.
1998_15444_000007_000006	Every doctor should provide himself with an antidote case.	1998_15444_000005_000006	Apomorphine is not allied in physiological action to morphine, and may be given in cases of narcotic poisoning. Sulphate of zinc, salt and water, ipecacuanha, and mustard, are all useful as emetics.	Synthesize this text into speech, matching the tone and style of the provided reference voice.
1998_15444_000007_000007	The various antidotes will be mentioned under their respective poisons.	1998_15444_000014_000013	Separate the ethereal solution and evaporate.	Generate speech from this text, ensuring it matches the pitch, tone, and cadence of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000008_000001	To avert the tendency to death, we must endeavour to palliate the symptoms and neutralize the effects of the poison.	1998_15444_000010_000003	Seeds of plants may be found.	Ensure the speech generated from this text embodies the characteristics of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000008_000003	In the case of narcotics and depressing agents, stimulants, electricity, and cold affusions, may be found useful.	1998_15444_000002_000002	He had much better stick to his own business, and not act as an amateur detective.	Mimic the reference voice's speaking style in the speech output of this text.
1998_15444_000008_000004	We should endeavour to promote the elimination of the poison from the body by stimulating the secretions.	1998_15444_000005_000003	If there is a choice, give apomorphine hypodermically.	Create a speech segment from the provided text, mirroring the speaking style and nuances of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000009_000000	eight.--DETECTION OF POISONS	1998_15444_000013_000000	In the case of volatile substances distillation will be required.	Render this text into spoken words, making the speech consistent with the reference voice's style and speaker.
1998_15444_000010_000000	Notice the smell, colour, and general appearance, of the matter submitted for examination.	1998_15444_000001_000009	These should all be put in separate jars without any preservative fluid, tied up, sealed, labelled, and initialled.	Craft a speech from this text that not only conveys the content but also adopts the unique speaking style of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000013_000004	In the case of phosphorus the condenser should be of glass, and the process of distillation conducted in the dark, so that the luminosity of the phosphorus may be noted.	1998_15444_000010_000001	The odour may show the presence of prussic acid, alcohol, opium, or phosphorus.	Use the reference voice as a guide to generate speech from this text, maintaining the same vocal characteristics.
1998_15444_000014_000003	Make a solution of the contents of the stomach or solid organs minced very fine by digesting them with acidulated alcohol or water and filtering.	1998_15444_000006_000000	In using the elastic stomach tube, some fluid should be introduced into the stomach before attempting to empty it, or a portion of the mucous membrane may be sucked into the aperture.	Use the reference voice as a guide to generate speech from this text, maintaining the same vocal characteristics.
1998_15444_000014_000004	The filtrate is shaken with ether to remove fat, etc, the ether separated, the watery solution neutralized with soda, and then shaken with ether, which removes the alkaloid in a more or less impure condition.	1998_15444_000014_000003	Make a solution of the contents of the stomach or solid organs minced very fine by digesting them with acidulated alcohol or water and filtering.	Ensure the speech generated from this text embodies the characteristics of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000014_000007	On the evaporation of the alcohol the resinous and fatty matters separate.	1998_15444_000010_000002	The colour may indicate salts of copper, cantharides, etc	Translate this text into speech, ensuring it captures the unique timbre and rhythm of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000014_000008	Filter through a filter moistened with water.	1998_15444_000015_000001	To purify it, add a small quantity of dilute sulphuric acid, and, after evaporating to three quarters of its bulk, add a saturated solution of carbonate of potash or soda.	Voice this text in a manner that closely aligns with the reference voice, in terms of both style and speaker identity.
1998_15444_000014_000009	Evaporate the filtrate to a syrup, and extract with successive portions of absolute alcohol.	1998_15444_000012_000000	Simple filtration will sometimes suffice to separate the required substance; in other cases dialysis will be necessary, in order that crystalloid substances may be separated from colloid bodies.	Use the reference voice as a guide to generate speech from this text, maintaining the same vocal characteristics.
1998_15444_000014_000011	Evaporate filtrate to dryness, and dissolve residue in water, the solution being made distinctly acid.	1998_15444_000012_000000	Simple filtration will sometimes suffice to separate the required substance; in other cases dialysis will be necessary, in order that crystalloid substances may be separated from colloid bodies.	Translate this text into speech, ensuring it captures the unique timbre and rhythm of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000014_000013	Separate the ethereal solution and evaporate.	1998_15444_000008_000001	To avert the tendency to death, we must endeavour to palliate the symptoms and neutralize the effects of the poison.	Synthesize this text into speech, matching the tone and style of the provided reference voice.
1998_15444_000005_000002	The best emetic is that which is at hand.	1998_15444_000010_000003	Seeds of plants may be found.	Ensure the synthesized speech from this text aligns with the voice quality and style of the reference audio.
1998_15444_000005_000003	If there is a choice, give apomorphine hypodermically.	1998_15444_000001_000001	He should make inquiries as to symptoms, and time at which food or medicine was last taken.	Adapt the text into speech, closely resembling the reference voice in terms of speaker identity and style.
1998_15444_000005_000004	The dose for an adult is ten minims.	1998_15444_000007_000003	In the absence of a hypodermic syringe, the remedy may be given by the rectum.	Render this text into spoken words, making the speech consistent with the reference voice's style and speaker.
1998_15444_000005_000005	It may be given in the form of the injection of the Pharmacopoeia, or preferably as a tablet dissolved in water.	1998_15444_000010_000001	The odour may show the presence of prussic acid, alcohol, opium, or phosphorus.	Mimic the reference voice's speaking style in the speech output of this text.
1998_15444_000005_000006	Apomorphine is not allied in physiological action to morphine, and may be given in cases of narcotic poisoning. Sulphate of zinc, salt and water, ipecacuanha, and mustard, are all useful as emetics.	1998_15444_000007_000007	The various antidotes will be mentioned under their respective poisons.	Ensure the speech generated from this text embodies the characteristics of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000014_000015	The ether floats on the surface, holding the alkaloids, except morphine, in solution. (five) A part of this ethereal solution is poured into a watch glass and allowed to evaporate.	1998_15444_000005_000001	The first indication is met by the administration of emetics, to produce vomiting, or by the application of the stomach tube.	Produce a speech audio from the given text, closely following the vocal profile of the reference speaker.
1998_15444_000014_000016	If the alkaloid is volatile, oily streaks appear on the glass; if not volatile, crystalline traces will be visible.	1998_15444_000009_000000	eight.--DETECTION OF POISONS	Produce a speech audio from the given text, closely following the vocal profile of the reference speaker.
1998_15444_000015_000001	To purify it, add a small quantity of dilute sulphuric acid, and, after evaporating to three quarters of its bulk, add a saturated solution of carbonate of potash or soda.	1998_15444_000001_000009	These should all be put in separate jars without any preservative fluid, tied up, sealed, labelled, and initialled.	Create a speech segment from the provided text, mirroring the speaking style and nuances of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000015_000002	Absolute alcohol will then dissolve out the alkaloid, and leave it on evaporation in a crystalline form.	1998_15444_000010_000002	The colour may indicate salts of copper, cantharides, etc	Ensure the speech generated from this text embodies the characteristics of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000017_000000	In order to isolate an inorganic substance from organic matter, Fresenius's method is adopted.	1998_15444_000014_000007	On the evaporation of the alcohol the resinous and fatty matters separate.	Ensure the synthesized speech from this text aligns with the voice quality and style of the reference audio.
1998_15444_000017_000002	Treat this with excess of bisulphate of sodium, then saturate with sulphuretted hydrogen until metals are thrown down as sulphides. These may be collected and tested.	1998_15444_000001_000003	He should notice the position and temperature of the body, the condition of rigor mortis, marks of violence, appearance of lips and mouth.	Synthesize the provided text into a speech that reflects the tonal qualities of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000017_000005	The residue of the material after digestion with hydrochloric acid and potassium chlorate may have to be examined for silver, lead, and barium.	1998_15444_000001_000006	A double ligature should be passed round the oesophagus, and also round the duodenum a few inches below the pylorus.	Transform this text into speech that sounds like the speaker in the reference voice recording.
1998_15444_000010_000001	The odour may show the presence of prussic acid, alcohol, opium, or phosphorus.	1998_15444_000001_000002	He should take possession of any food, medicine, vomited matter, urine, or faeces, in the room, and should seal them up in clean vessels for examination.	Produce a speech audio from the given text, closely following the vocal profile of the reference speaker.
1998_15444_000010_000002	The colour may indicate salts of copper, cantharides, etc	1998_15444_000014_000013	Separate the ethereal solution and evaporate.	Synthesize this text into speech, matching the tone and style of the provided reference voice.
1998_15444_000010_000003	Seeds of plants may be found.	1998_15444_000017_000002	Treat this with excess of bisulphate of sodium, then saturate with sulphuretted hydrogen until metals are thrown down as sulphides. These may be collected and tested.	Ensure the speech generated from this text embodies the characteristics of the reference voice.
1998_15444_000011_000000	This examination having been made, the contents of the alimentary canal, and any other substances to be examined, must be submitted to chemical processes.	1998_15444_000014_000007	On the evaporation of the alcohol the resinous and fatty matters separate.	Transform this text into speech that sounds like the speaker in the reference voice recording.
1998_15444_000012_000000	Simple filtration will sometimes suffice to separate the required substance; in other cases dialysis will be necessary, in order that crystalloid substances may be separated from colloid bodies.	1998_15444_000014_000013	Separate the ethereal solution and evaporate.	Use the reference voice as a guide to generate speech from this text, maintaining the same vocal characteristics.

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'Margaret!' said mr Hale, as he returned from showing his guest downstairs; 'I could not help watching your face with some anxiety, when mr Thornton made his confession of having been a shop boy.

1688_142285_000049_000001

How would you set about it?'

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1688_142285_000000_000001

I knew it all along from mr Bell; so I was aware of what was coming; but I half expected to see you get up and leave the room.'

1688_142285_000011_000000

Margaret had noticed her mother's jaded appearance with anxiety for some time past, and this remark of her father's sent her up to bed with a dim fear lying like a weight on her heart.

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1688_142285_000001_000001

I really liked that account of himself better than anything else he said.

1688_142285_000017_000000

Bessy was silent in her turn for a minute or two.

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1688_142285_000002_000000

'I am surprised at you, Margaret,' said her mother.

1688_142285_000010_000004

Your mother looks sadly tired to night, Margaret.'

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1688_142285_000002_000002

I don't think, mr Hale, you have done quite right in introducing such a person to us without telling us what he had been.

1688_142285_000059_000000

'Perhaps she may have a relation who might suit us, and be glad of our place.

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1688_142285_000002_000003

I really was very much afraid of showing him how much shocked I was at some parts of what he said.

1688_142285_000001_000001

I really liked that account of himself better than anything else he said.

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1688_142285_000014_000000

'Not exactly,' replied Margaret, smiling.

1688_142285_000003_000010

Bell says), taking in mr Thornton as a kind of partner.'

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1688_142285_000015_000002

At last she said in a low voice,

1688_142285_000047_000001

'Everybody else has had their turn at this great difficulty.

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1688_142285_000017_000000

Bessy was silent in her turn for a minute or two.

1688_142285_000036_000002

It's simple, and not far to fetch, nor hard to work.'

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1688_142285_000021_000000

'But what was it?

1688_142285_000015_000002

At last she said in a low voice,

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1688_142285_000025_000000

'I had forgotten what I said for the time,' continued Margaret quietly. 'I should have thought of it again when I was less busy.

1688_142285_000008_000000

Margaret was collecting her mother's working materials, and preparing to go to bed.

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1688_142285_000030_000000

But Nicholas was not at home when they entered.

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At Helstone unpunctuality at meal times was a great fault in her mother's eyes; but now this, as well as many other little irregularities, seemed to have lost their power of irritation, and Margaret almost longed for the old complainings.

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1688_142285_000031_000001

Margaret did not speak, but held the water to her lips.

1688_142285_000007_000001

Improvident and self indulgent were his words.'

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1688_142285_000032_000000

Margaret bent over and said, 'Bessy, don't be impatient with your life, whatever it is-or may have been.

1688_142285_000052_000000

'You have caught her.

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1688_142285_000039_000000

Margaret held her in her arms, and put the weary head to rest upon her bosom.

1688_142285_000034_000000

'But surely,' said Margaret, facing round, 'you believe in what I said, that God gave her life, and ordered what kind of life it was to be?'

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1688_142285_000043_000000

Margaret went away very sad and thoughtful.

1688_142285_000031_000001

Margaret did not speak, but held the water to her lips.

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1688_142285_000044_000000

She was late for tea at home.

1688_142285_000030_000000

But Nicholas was not at home when they entered.

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1688_142285_000044_000001

At Helstone unpunctuality at meal times was a great fault in her mother's eyes; but now this, as well as many other little irregularities, seemed to have lost their power of irritation, and Margaret almost longed for the old complainings.

1688_142285_000011_000000

Margaret had noticed her mother's jaded appearance with anxiety for some time past, and this remark of her father's sent her up to bed with a dim fear lying like a weight on her heart.

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1688_142285_000045_000000

'Have you met with a servant, dear?'

1688_142285_000044_000001

At Helstone unpunctuality at meal times was a great fault in her mother's eyes; but now this, as well as many other little irregularities, seemed to have lost their power of irritation, and Margaret almost longed for the old complainings.

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1688_142285_000006_000001

When he spoke of the mechanical powers, he evidently looked upon them only as new ways of extending trade and making money.

1688_142285_000010_000001

'Personally, as you call it, and all.

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1688_142285_000006_000002

And the poor men around him-they were poor because they were vicious-out of the pale of his sympathies because they had not his iron nature, and the capabilities that it gives him for being rich.'

1688_142285_000051_000001

But we must first catch our house mother.'

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1688_142285_000007_000000

'Not vicious; he never said that.

1688_142285_000008_000000

Margaret was collecting her mother's working materials, and preparing to go to bed.

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1688_142285_000007_000001

Improvident and self indulgent were his words.'

1688_142285_000052_000000

'You have caught her.

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1688_142285_000002_000004

His father "dying in miserable circumstances." Why it might have been in the workhouse.'

1688_142285_000002_000002

I don't think, mr Hale, you have done quite right in introducing such a person to us without telling us what he had been.

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1688_142285_000008_000000

Margaret was collecting her mother's working materials, and preparing to go to bed.

1688_142285_000047_000002

Now let me try.

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1688_142285_000051_000001

But we must first catch our house mother.'

1688_142285_000047_000001

'Everybody else has had their turn at this great difficulty.

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1688_142285_000052_000000

'You have caught her.

1688_142285_000051_000001

But we must first catch our house mother.'

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1688_142285_000055_000001

Thornton!' exclaimed mrs Hale.

1688_142285_000043_000000

Margaret went away very sad and thoughtful.

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1688_142285_000056_000000

'The mother of whom he spoke to us?' said Margaret.

1688_142285_000015_000002

At last she said in a low voice,

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1688_142285_000058_000000

'I shall like to see her.

1688_142285_000003_000006

At least, no friend came forwards immediately, and mrs Thornton is not one, I fancy, to wait till tardy kindness comes to find her out.

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1688_142285_000058_000001

She must be an uncommon person,' her mother added.

1688_142285_000003_000008

mr Bell said they absolutely lived upon water porridge for years-how, he did not know; but long after the creditors had given up hope of any payment of old mr Thornton's debts (if, indeed, they ever had hoped at all about it, after his suicide,) this young man returned to Milton, and went quietly round to each creditor, paying him the first instalment of the money owing to him.

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1688_142285_000059_000000

'Perhaps she may have a relation who might suit us, and be glad of our place.

1688_142285_000011_000007

She lay awake very long this night, planning how to lessen the evil influence of their Milton life on her mother.

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1688_142285_000010_000004

Your mother looks sadly tired to night, Margaret.'

1688_142285_000002_000002

I don't think, mr Hale, you have done quite right in introducing such a person to us without telling us what he had been.

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1688_142285_000011_000000

Margaret had noticed her mother's jaded appearance with anxiety for some time past, and this remark of her father's sent her up to bed with a dim fear lying like a weight on her heart.

1688_142285_000000_000001

I knew it all along from mr Bell; so I was aware of what was coming; but I half expected to see you get up and leave the room.'

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1688_142285_000011_000002

There were several other signs of something wrong about mrs Hale.

1688_142285_000047_000003

I may be the Cinderella to put on the slipper after all.'

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1688_142285_000011_000006

But though she received caresses and fond words back again, in such profusion as would have gladdened her formerly, yet she felt that there was a secret withheld from her, and she believed it bore serious reference to her mother's health.

1688_142285_000010_000004

Your mother looks sadly tired to night, Margaret.'

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1688_142285_000011_000007

She lay awake very long this night, planning how to lessen the evil influence of their Milton life on her mother.

1688_142285_000049_000001

How would you set about it?'

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1688_142285_000011_000009

Visiting register offices, seeing all manner of unlikely people, and very few in the least likely, absorbed Margaret's time and thoughts for several days.

1688_142285_000047_000001

'Everybody else has had their turn at this great difficulty.

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1688_142285_000011_000010

One afternoon she met Bessy Higgins in the street, and stopped to speak to her.

1688_142285_000003_000010

Bell says), taking in mr Thornton as a kind of partner.'

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1688_142285_000033_000000

'Now, I'll not have my wench preached to.

1688_142285_000046_000000

'No, mamma; that Anne Buckley would never have done.'

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1688_142285_000034_000000

'But surely,' said Margaret, facing round, 'you believe in what I said, that God gave her life, and ordered what kind of life it was to be?'

1688_142285_000010_000000

'And I do!' said her father laughing.

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1688_142285_000035_000000

'I believe what I see, and no more.

1688_142285_000038_000000

'Don't think hardly on him-he's a good man, he is.

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1688_142285_000036_000001

That's my creed.

1688_142285_000036_000002

It's simple, and not far to fetch, nor hard to work.'

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1688_142285_000036_000002

It's simple, and not far to fetch, nor hard to work.'

1688_142285_000000_000001

I knew it all along from mr Bell; so I was aware of what was coming; but I half expected to see you get up and leave the room.'

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1688_142285_000038_000000

'Don't think hardly on him-he's a good man, he is.

1688_142285_000055_000001

Thornton!' exclaimed mrs Hale.

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1688_142285_000003_000002

His father speculated wildly, failed, and then killed himself, because he could not bear the disgrace.

1688_142285_000011_000006

But though she received caresses and fond words back again, in such profusion as would have gladdened her formerly, yet she felt that there was a secret withheld from her, and she believed it bore serious reference to her mother's health.

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1688_142285_000003_000004

No one came forwards to help the mother and this boy.

1688_142285_000003_000005

There was another child, I believe, a girl; too young to earn money, but of course she had to be kept.

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1688_142285_000003_000005

There was another child, I believe, a girl; too young to earn money, but of course she had to be kept.

1688_142285_000044_000000

She was late for tea at home.

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1688_142285_000003_000006

At least, no friend came forwards immediately, and mrs Thornton is not one, I fancy, to wait till tardy kindness comes to find her out.

1688_142285_000003_000002

His father speculated wildly, failed, and then killed himself, because he could not bear the disgrace.

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1688_142285_000003_000008

mr Bell said they absolutely lived upon water porridge for years-how, he did not know; but long after the creditors had given up hope of any payment of old mr Thornton's debts (if, indeed, they ever had hoped at all about it, after his suicide,) this young man returned to Milton, and went quietly round to each creditor, paying him the first instalment of the money owing to him.

1688_142285_000036_000002

It's simple, and not far to fetch, nor hard to work.'

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1688_142285_000003_000010

Bell says), taking in mr Thornton as a kind of partner.'

1688_142285_000011_000006

But though she received caresses and fond words back again, in such profusion as would have gladdened her formerly, yet she felt that there was a secret withheld from her, and she believed it bore serious reference to her mother's health.

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1688_142285_000005_000000

'How tainted?' asked her father.

1688_142285_000003_000006

At least, no friend came forwards immediately, and mrs Thornton is not one, I fancy, to wait till tardy kindness comes to find her out.

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1688_142285_000006_000000

'Oh, papa, by that testing everything by the standard of wealth.

1688_142285_000051_000000

'Very good.

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1688_142285_000046_000000

'No, mamma; that Anne Buckley would never have done.'

1688_142285_000006_000000

'Oh, papa, by that testing everything by the standard of wealth.

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1688_142285_000047_000001

'Everybody else has had their turn at this great difficulty.

1688_142285_000036_000002

It's simple, and not far to fetch, nor hard to work.'

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1688_142285_000047_000002

Now let me try.

1688_142285_000051_000001

But we must first catch our house mother.'

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1688_142285_000047_000003

I may be the Cinderella to put on the slipper after all.'

1688_142285_000051_000000

'Very good.

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1688_142285_000049_000001

How would you set about it?'

1688_142285_000002_000004

His father "dying in miserable circumstances." Why it might have been in the workhouse.'

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1688_142285_000051_000000

'Very good.

1688_142285_000007_000001

Improvident and self indulgent were his words.'

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1688_142285_000010_000000

'And I do!' said her father laughing.

1688_142285_000002_000002

I don't think, mr Hale, you have done quite right in introducing such a person to us without telling us what he had been.

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1688_142285_000010_000001

'Personally, as you call it, and all.

1688_142285_000003_000006

At least, no friend came forwards immediately, and mrs Thornton is not one, I fancy, to wait till tardy kindness comes to find her out.

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1688_142285_000010_000002

I don't set him up for a hero, or anything of that kind.

1688_142285_000006_000002

And the poor men around him-they were poor because they were vicious-out of the pale of his sympathies because they had not his iron nature, and the capabilities that it gives him for being rich.'

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1688_142285_000010_000003

But good night, child.

1688_142285_000032_000000

Margaret bent over and said, 'Bessy, don't be impatient with your life, whatever it is-or may have been.

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1998_15444_000001_000001

He should make inquiries as to symptoms, and time at which food or medicine was last taken.

1998_15444_000007_000006

Every doctor should provide himself with an antidote case.

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1998_15444_000001_000002

He should take possession of any food, medicine, vomited matter, urine, or faeces, in the room, and should seal them up in clean vessels for examination.

1998_15444_000013_000003

The flask is heated in a water bath, and the vapours condensed by a Liebig's condenser.

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1998_15444_000001_000003

He should notice the position and temperature of the body, the condition of rigor mortis, marks of violence, appearance of lips and mouth.

1998_15444_000011_000000

This examination having been made, the contents of the alimentary canal, and any other substances to be examined, must be submitted to chemical processes.

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1998_15444_000001_000005

In making a post mortem examination, the alimentary canal should be removed and preserved for further investigation.

1998_15444_000004_000000

The modes of treatment may be ranged under three heads: (one) To eliminate the poison; (two) to antagonize its action; (three) to avert the tendency to death.

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1998_15444_000007_000005

Antidotes may act (one) chemically, by forming harmless compounds, as lime in oxalic acid poisoning; (two) physiologically, the drug which is administered neutralizing more or less completely the poison which has been absorbed; (three) physically, as charcoal.

1998_15444_000011_000000

This examination having been made, the contents of the alimentary canal, and any other substances to be examined, must be submitted to chemical processes.

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1998_15444_000007_000006

Every doctor should provide himself with an antidote case.

1998_15444_000005_000006

Apomorphine is not allied in physiological action to morphine, and may be given in cases of narcotic poisoning. Sulphate of zinc, salt and water, ipecacuanha, and mustard, are all useful as emetics.

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1998_15444_000007_000007

The various antidotes will be mentioned under their respective poisons.

1998_15444_000014_000013

Separate the ethereal solution and evaporate.

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1998_15444_000008_000001

To avert the tendency to death, we must endeavour to palliate the symptoms and neutralize the effects of the poison.

1998_15444_000010_000003

Seeds of plants may be found.

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1998_15444_000008_000003

In the case of narcotics and depressing agents, stimulants, electricity, and cold affusions, may be found useful.

1998_15444_000002_000002

He had much better stick to his own business, and not act as an amateur detective.

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1998_15444_000008_000004

We should endeavour to promote the elimination of the poison from the body by stimulating the secretions.

1998_15444_000005_000003

If there is a choice, give apomorphine hypodermically.

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1998_15444_000009_000000

eight.--DETECTION OF POISONS

1998_15444_000013_000000

In the case of volatile substances distillation will be required.

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1998_15444_000010_000000

Notice the smell, colour, and general appearance, of the matter submitted for examination.

1998_15444_000001_000009

These should all be put in separate jars without any preservative fluid, tied up, sealed, labelled, and initialled.

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1998_15444_000013_000004

In the case of phosphorus the condenser should be of glass, and the process of distillation conducted in the dark, so that the luminosity of the phosphorus may be noted.

1998_15444_000010_000001

The odour may show the presence of prussic acid, alcohol, opium, or phosphorus.

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1998_15444_000014_000003

Make a solution of the contents of the stomach or solid organs minced very fine by digesting them with acidulated alcohol or water and filtering.

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In using the elastic stomach tube, some fluid should be introduced into the stomach before attempting to empty it, or a portion of the mucous membrane may be sucked into the aperture.

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The filtrate is shaken with ether to remove fat, etc, the ether separated, the watery solution neutralized with soda, and then shaken with ether, which removes the alkaloid in a more or less impure condition.

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Make a solution of the contents of the stomach or solid organs minced very fine by digesting them with acidulated alcohol or water and filtering.

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On the evaporation of the alcohol the resinous and fatty matters separate.

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The colour may indicate salts of copper, cantharides, etc

Translate this text into speech, ensuring it captures the unique timbre and rhythm of the reference voice.

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Filter through a filter moistened with water.

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To purify it, add a small quantity of dilute sulphuric acid, and, after evaporating to three quarters of its bulk, add a saturated solution of carbonate of potash or soda.

Voice this text in a manner that closely aligns with the reference voice, in terms of both style and speaker identity.

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Evaporate the filtrate to a syrup, and extract with successive portions of absolute alcohol.

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Simple filtration will sometimes suffice to separate the required substance; in other cases dialysis will be necessary, in order that crystalloid substances may be separated from colloid bodies.

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Evaporate filtrate to dryness, and dissolve residue in water, the solution being made distinctly acid.

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Simple filtration will sometimes suffice to separate the required substance; in other cases dialysis will be necessary, in order that crystalloid substances may be separated from colloid bodies.

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Separate the ethereal solution and evaporate.

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To avert the tendency to death, we must endeavour to palliate the symptoms and neutralize the effects of the poison.

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The best emetic is that which is at hand.

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Seeds of plants may be found.

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If there is a choice, give apomorphine hypodermically.

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He should make inquiries as to symptoms, and time at which food or medicine was last taken.

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The dose for an adult is ten minims.

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In the absence of a hypodermic syringe, the remedy may be given by the rectum.

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It may be given in the form of the injection of the Pharmacopoeia, or preferably as a tablet dissolved in water.

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The odour may show the presence of prussic acid, alcohol, opium, or phosphorus.

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Apomorphine is not allied in physiological action to morphine, and may be given in cases of narcotic poisoning. Sulphate of zinc, salt and water, ipecacuanha, and mustard, are all useful as emetics.

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The various antidotes will be mentioned under their respective poisons.

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The ether floats on the surface, holding the alkaloids, except morphine, in solution. (five) A part of this ethereal solution is poured into a watch glass and allowed to evaporate.

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The first indication is met by the administration of emetics, to produce vomiting, or by the application of the stomach tube.

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If the alkaloid is volatile, oily streaks appear on the glass; if not volatile, crystalline traces will be visible.

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eight.--DETECTION OF POISONS

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To purify it, add a small quantity of dilute sulphuric acid, and, after evaporating to three quarters of its bulk, add a saturated solution of carbonate of potash or soda.

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These should all be put in separate jars without any preservative fluid, tied up, sealed, labelled, and initialled.

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Absolute alcohol will then dissolve out the alkaloid, and leave it on evaporation in a crystalline form.

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The colour may indicate salts of copper, cantharides, etc

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In order to isolate an inorganic substance from organic matter, Fresenius's method is adopted.

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On the evaporation of the alcohol the resinous and fatty matters separate.

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Treat this with excess of bisulphate of sodium, then saturate with sulphuretted hydrogen until metals are thrown down as sulphides. These may be collected and tested.

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He should notice the position and temperature of the body, the condition of rigor mortis, marks of violence, appearance of lips and mouth.

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The residue of the material after digestion with hydrochloric acid and potassium chlorate may have to be examined for silver, lead, and barium.

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A double ligature should be passed round the oesophagus, and also round the duodenum a few inches below the pylorus.

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The odour may show the presence of prussic acid, alcohol, opium, or phosphorus.

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He should take possession of any food, medicine, vomited matter, urine, or faeces, in the room, and should seal them up in clean vessels for examination.

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The colour may indicate salts of copper, cantharides, etc

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Separate the ethereal solution and evaporate.

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1998_15444_000010_000003

Seeds of plants may be found.

1998_15444_000017_000002

Treat this with excess of bisulphate of sodium, then saturate with sulphuretted hydrogen until metals are thrown down as sulphides. These may be collected and tested.

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This examination having been made, the contents of the alimentary canal, and any other substances to be examined, must be submitted to chemical processes.

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On the evaporation of the alcohol the resinous and fatty matters separate.

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Simple filtration will sometimes suffice to separate the required substance; in other cases dialysis will be necessary, in order that crystalloid substances may be separated from colloid bodies.

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Separate the ethereal solution and evaporate.

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