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4.5



lesson 5 That's the most convenient location.  tttmscvnlct

SCENE ONE: A BASKETBALL COURT

MIKE: Just like old times. 
            j  s  l k          t  m  s
JEFF: You're pretty fast on your feet -  yrptfstyft
  for an old guy. 
  f  r        o  g
MIKE: Hey, watch it!  h wct
    I was the best basketball player at Stamford High School. 
    i  w s t      b s    b  sk  b      pl        a  st      f      h        sc   
JEFF: My brother always said you wanted to be a one-man team.
          m  br  t    r    w    s  s  d        w    t      t  b      o    m      t    m
MIKE: Only in my dreams, Jeff.
            o  ly      m  dr    ms  j f
Only in my dreams.  olimdrms
    Your brother was a good player too.  ybrtwsgplt
    Of course,  of cs
    it was easy for him.  iw(s)esfh
    He was the tallest guy in the school.  hwsttlsgitscl
JEFF: I learned a lot from him. 
          i  l          d    l    f        hm
MIKE: And nothing from me, huh?  antfm  h

2.
JEFF: Where do you live now, Mike?  wdylvn mk
MIKE: We live outside of town,  wlvosdft
    near the Merritt Parkway. ntmrpkw
JEFF: How far is that from here?
          h      f        s t      f        h:
About nine miles. abnms
JEFF: A long drive.  aldv
MIKE: Have you found an apartment?  hvfdnpmt
            h  v          f      d    n  p    m    t:
No. I'm going to start looking for an apartment this week.
  n    im g        t    st    l    k      f      n  p      m      t  s w   
Any advice? 
any    dv  c
MIKE: Well, the most popular part of town is out near the Parkway, where I live.
            w l    t      m  s  p  p  l    p    t    t    n  s    (t)  n    t      p      w      w      i l v
But you probably want to live closer to work.
  b  t        p    b bl  w      t    l v  cl  s    t    w    k
JEFF: Maybe I should live downtown.  mibslvdt
    That's the most convenient location. 
    t    t    t      m  s  c    v  n        l  c  t
And I'd be close to the nightlife. 
a  d      b  cl  s  t  t      n      l f
MIKE: We don't have the most exciting nightlife, you know. 
            w  d        h  v  t      m  s  exc t      n      l  f    y        n
This isn't New York.  tssnyk
JEFF: It's different,  itdfr
    that's for sure.  ttfs
MIKE: There's that new apartment building on Bedford Street. 
            t          s t      n        p      m      b    d      o  b    f        st    t
  Bedford Manor.  bfmn
    It's very nice.  itvrnc
    But it's probably the most expensive building downtown.
    b  t  t    pr  b  bl  t      m  s  exp    s v    b    d        d      t
JEFF: I don't want to spend a lot of money. . .  idwtspdltmn
    What about this neighborhood?  wtbtsbbh
    I see some apartment buildings over there.  issmpmbdsvt
MIKE: That's Oak Street.  ttostt
    It's not the most beautiful street in town,  itntmsbfsttt
    but it's nice.  bttnc
JEFF: Well, I should look at the apartment listings in the newspaper.
          w  l    i  s          l    k    t      ap    m      l s  n s    t      n    s p p
MIKE: How are you getting along with Linda?  haygtlwtld
EFF: I like her,  ilk
    I think she's happy she picked me.  itsshpspkdm
    She gives me a big smile every time she sees me. 
    s      g v  s m      b    sm    ev  r  t  m  s      s    s  m
MIKE: How about Steven?  hbstv
JEFF: I'm not sure how to deal with him.  imnshtdwthm
MIKE: Everyone respects him. 
            ev  r  o    r  sp    t 
He does good work.  hdsgwk
JEFF: I don't think he wanted me for this role. 
          i  d      t      k      w    t    m    f    t    s  r  l
MIKE: You don't know that,  ydnt
    Steven's just moody.  stvsjsmd
    I mean, he doesn't always explain things well.  im hdsawsespltswl
EFF: Great.  grt
MIKE: Maybe you should ask him a lot of questions when you're in rehearsal. 
            m  b  y      s          ask    m    l  t    q    st      s  w      y      r    i  r  h      s
Be sure you know what he wants.  bsynwhwt
JEFF: Ask questions.  asqsts
    OK. But I feel like I'm a student again. 
    ok  b  t  f      l k      m    st  d  t    g
MIKE: Come on,  cm
    it's not that bad.  itntb
    You're going to do fine.  yrgtdf
    I know it.  int
JEFF: I know it too.  int
MIKE: Look at that piece of junk.  lktpcj
    No TV star drives a car like that.  ntvstdvscltt
JEFF: I guess you're right.  igsyrr
    Time for a trip to the car dealer.  tmftpttcdl

SCENE TWO: A CAR DEALER'S LOT

CAR SALESMAN : Are you looking for a new car?    aylkfnc
    Then come on over to Stamford Auto.  tcmovtstfdt
    You can count on us for the car you're looking for. 
    y      c      c      t  n    s f    t      c  y      r  l      k      f
Just look at these cars.  jslktscs
    This station wagon is the most practical car you can find. 
    t    s  st t      w  g      is  t    m  s  pr  ct  c    c    y      c    f
We have luxury cars.  whvlxrcs
    This one is the most elegant on our lot.  tsoistmselgtnlt
    Here's a sports car -the most exciting car in America.  hssptc  tmsexctcinmrc
    What's that? wttt
    You're looking for a good price?  yrlkfgprc
    Well, you don't have to pay through the nose at Stamford Auto.  wl ydhvtptrtnsstfdt
    We have the lowest prices in town,  yhvtlsprcit
    and we're ready to make a deal.  awrrdtmkd
    How far do you have to go to find great cars at great prices?  hfdyhvtgtfgcsgprcs
    Not far.  nf
    We're on the turnpike,  wrottpk
    just two miles from downtown.  jstmsf dt
    See you this weekend -  sytswkd
    at Stamford Auto. astfdt

第二课课文注音：

4.2

Lesson2 But he has everything else.    lst,bt(h)hsevrtes

SCENE ONE&TWO:THE STUDIO AND THE CONTROL ROOM

Steven:Hi,Jeff.            h, jf
  How are you today?            hw(a)ytd
Jeff: Oh.Uh...fine.            o,u,f
  I'm fine.              imf
Linda: He seems nervous.            hsmsnvs 
Steven:No need to be nervous, Jeff.        nntbnvs, jf
  We're just going to talk for a few minutes.      wrjsgttfmnt
  Why don't you take a seat?      wdt(y)tks(t)
Linda: I think he's handsome.    itkhshd(s)m
  The female viewers are goingto love him.  tfmlvws(a)gitlvhm
Steven:I agree.  ig
  He's good-looking.  hsglk
  I'd like to ask you a few questions.    idltaskyu(a)fqsts
Jeff: Oh.Sure.      o,s
  I love questions.  ilvqsts
  Great.  grt
Steven:Can you sing,Jeff?    cn(y)s, j(f)
Jeff: Can I sing?      cn(i)s
  I didn't know this show had any singing.  iddntsshdansn
Steven:It doesn't.    ids
  I just want to know about your experience.  ijswtnw(a)bt(y)r(e)xprc
Jeff: Oh,yeah,        o y
  yes，I can sing.        ys, ics
  I took five years of voice lessons.  itkfvysvclss
Linda: He does have a good voice.    hdshvgvc
Steven:Can you dance?  cn(y)dc
Jeff: Yes.I was in a musical show last summer.    ys, iwsn(a)mscslssm
Steven:Are you more interested in theater or in television?  aymitstd(i)ttor(i)tlvs
Jeff: I'm more interested in television.    immitstd(i)tlvs
  Definitely.  dftl
Steven:Jeff,do you have more experience in television or in theater?  jf, dyhvmexprc(i)tlvsoitt
Jeff: Well.I have more experience in theater.    wl, ihvmexprcitt
  But I did a TV show for KNEB.  btdd(a)tvsfkneb
Steven:In Los Angeles?    ils(a)gls
Jeff: Yes.I lived in Los Angeles,      ys, ilvd(i)ls(a)gls
  oh,two years ago.    o, tysg
  I didn't want to stay there.    iddwtstt
  I like New York better.      ilknybt
  It's more exciting than Los Angeles.  itmrexcttls(a)gls
Linda: I know he doesn't have much experience.    inhdshvmcexprc
  But he has everything else.      bthsertn(e)s
  He's more energetic,    hsmengtc
  he's more intelligent,    hsmitlgt
  he's more talented.    hsmtltd
Steven:And he's more nervous.  adhsmnvs
  Linda,I think we're talking a chance on this guy.    ld ,itkwrtkn(a)cc(o)tsg
Linda: I disagree. idg
  Oh,Steven,        ostv
  just look at that face!    jslktfc
  He's more photogenic than any of the other actors.  hsmptgnctantotacts
Steven:All right...    art
  All right.        art
Linda: What do you think of Stamford?  wdytkstfd
Jeff: I love Stamford.    ilvstfd
  I grew up here,you know.      igrw(u)p(h),yk
Steven:No,I didn't know that.    n,iddntt
  How would you compare New York with Stamford?    hwd(y)cprnykwtstfd
Jeff: Well,New York is more interesting,        wl, nyksmitst
  but it's also more expensive,    bt(i)t(a)smexpsv
  more crowed.    mcrd
  When you're trying to sleep,    wn(y)rttslp
  you'll find out it's much noisier.      ylfd(o)ttmcn(i)se
  Stamford is much more beautiful than New York.    stfdsmcmbtftnyk
  And the people are much friendlier.        atppl(a)mcfdli
Steven:Well,I hope you think Linda and I are friendly too,  w,l(i)hpytkldad(i)afdlt   
  since we're going to be working together.  scwrgtbwktgt
Linda: You have the role,Jeff.    yhvtrl ,jf
  Welcome to WEFL.  wctwefl
Jeff: Terrific!  I can't wait to get started!    trfc,icwtgt(s)ttd

  and this is the end of lesson two.  atssredflst

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第二课课文注音：

4.2

Lesson2 But he has everything else.    lst,bt(h)hsevrtes

SCENE ONE&TWO:THE STUDIO AND THE CONTROL ROOM

Steven:Hi,Jeff.            h, jf
  How are you today?            hw(a)ytd
Jeff: Oh.Uh...fine.            o,u,f
  I'm fine.              imf
Linda: He seems nervous.            hsmsnvs 
Steven:No need to be nervous, Jeff.        nntbnvs, jf
  We're just going to talk for a few minutes.      wrjsgttfmnt
  Why don't you take a seat?      wdt(y)tks(t)
Linda: I think he's handsome.    itkhshd(s)m
  The female viewers are goingto love him.  tfmlvws(a)gitlvhm
Steven:I agree.  ig
  He's good-looking.  hsglk
I'd like to ask you a few questions.    idltaskyu(a)fqsts
Jeff: Oh.Sure.      o,s
  I love questions.  ilvqsts
  Great.  grt
Steven:Can you sing,Jeff?    cn(y)s, j(f)
Jeff: Can I sing?      cn(i)s
  I didn't know this show had any singing.  iddntsshdansn
Steven:It doesn't.    ids
I just want to know about your experience.  ijswtnw(a)bt(y)r(e)xprcJeff: Oh,yeah,        o y
  yes，I can sing.        ys, ics
  I took five years of voice lessons.  itkfvysvclss
Linda: He does have a good voice.    hdshvgvc
Steven:Can you dance?  cn(y)dc
Jeff: Yes.I was in a musical show last summer.    ys, iwsn(a)mscslssm
Steven:Are you more interested in theater or in television?  aymitstd(i)ttor(i)tlvsJeff: I'm more interested in television.    immitstd(i)tlvs
  Definitely.  dftl
Steven:Jeff,do you have more experience in television or in theater?  jf, dyhvmexprc(i)tlvsoitt
Jeff: Well.I have more experience in theater.    wl, ihvmexprcitt
  But I did a TV show for KNEB.  btdd(a)tvsfkneb
Steven:In Los Angeles?    ils(a)gls
Jeff: Yes.I lived in Los Angeles,      ys, ilvd(i)ls(a)gls
  oh,two years ago.    o, tysg
  I didn't want to stay there.    iddwtstt
  I like New York better.      ilknybt
  It's more exciting than Los Angeles.  itmexcttls(a)gls
Linda: I know he doesn't have much experience.    inhdshvmcexprc
But he has everything else.      bthsertn(e)s
He's more energetic,    hsmengtc
  he's more intelligent,    hsmitlgt
  he's more talented.    hsmtltd
Steven:And he's more nervous.  adhsmnvs
  Linda,I think we're talking a chance on this guy.    ld ,itkwrtkn(a)cc(o)tsg
Linda: I disagree. idg
  Oh,Steven,        ostv
  just look at that face!    jslktfc
  He's more photogenic than any of the other actors.  hsmptgnctantotacts
Steven:All right...    art
  All right.        art
Linda: What do you think of Stamford?  wdytkstfd
Jeff: I love Stamford.    ilvstfd
  I grew up here,you know.      igrw(u)p(h),yn
Steven:No,I didn't know that.    n,iddntt
  How would you compare New York with Stamford?    hwd(y)cprnykwtstfd
Jeff: Well,New York is more interesting,        wl, nyksmitst
  but it's also more expensive,    bt(i)t(a)smexpsv
  more crowed.    mcrd
  When you're trying to sleep,    wn(y)rttslp
  you'll find out it's much noisier.      ylfd(o)ttmcn(i)se
  Stamford is much more beautiful than New York.    stfdsmcmbtftnyk
  And the people are much friendlier.        atppl(a)mcfdli
Steven:Well,I hope you think Linda and I are friendly too,  w,l(i)hpytkldad(i)afdlt      since we're going to be working together.  scwrgtbwktgt
Linda: You have the role,Jeff.    yhvtrl ,jf
  Welcome to WEFL.  wctwefl
Jeff: Terrific!  I can't wait to get started!    trfc,icwtgt(s)ttd

  and this is the end of lesson two.  atssredflst

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谢谢老师的指教！我40语速对照老师的批改仔细听了几遍，发现了自己忽略的连读变音地方。还是要多加练习。 绿色句子是不太明白的，要请教老师；红色是特别提醒自己的。

[sunyuting12008-11-04 09:47

我们练习的进度现在一样,和你一样经常出差，也常感觉疲累，练习到一定时期需要大家相互鼓励，大家齐头并进，就一定可以不断取得新的进步。



谢谢老师的鼓励！是的，每次断下学习后再继续学习时是有些烦躁：对语音又有些生疏了！又得花时间温习，进度效果都打折扣。。。  再加上身体的疲累，就有些放松自己，汗。。。

谢谢老师的督促！我会努力赶上的！

4.6

lesson6 Is this the best we can do?    lssx    iststbswcd

SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO

STEVEN: Yes. Come over here, please.  ys cmvh pls
STEVEN: Stand there.  stt
  Like that. Good.  lkt g
STEVEN: That's not bad,  ttnb
    but I want the nicest sweater you have.
    b  t  w      t      n  c  s  sw    t    y    h  v
That's nice.  ttnc
RITA: Do you like this one at all?  dyltsot
          d    y      l      t  s  on    t   
STEVEN: Ugh, no, no.  u nn
    It's ugly.  itugl
JEFF: Rita spent all weekend shopping for that sweater.  rtspwkspftswt
  And you think it's the worst sweater of all.  adtkttwsswt
  a  d        t      k  t  t      w  s  s w  t        f
STEVEN: Oh. Take it back.  o tkbk
  I'm sorry, Rita.  imsr  rt
  That sweater's just not right for television.  ttwtsjsnrftlvs
RITA: OK. So,  ok s
    the second sweater is the best?  tscdwtistbs
JEFF: Steven,  stv
  do you really want me to wear a sweater?  dyrlwmtwaswt
    I think my character should wear something else. . .  itkmcrtswsmtes
    like a jacket and tie.  ikjctt
  He's a detective,  hsdttv
  after all.  afta
STEVEN: Your character only works as a detective in his free time. 
                  y      c    r    t    o  l    w  ks    s    d  t    t v      h s fr      t  m
Remember?  rmb
  He's a reporter,  hsrpt
  an ordinary gay.  aodnrg
  He should wear ordinary clothes.  hswodnrclt
JEFF: I see.  is


STEVEN: That skirt looks a little short.  tsklkslts
  Do you have anything longer?  dyhvntlg
RITA: No. That's the longest skirt we have.  n tttlgsskwhv
MARY BETH: I think looks good, Steven.  itlksg stv
STEVEN: And what about this blouse?  awtbtsbls
  Is this the best we can do?  iststbswcd
RITA: There's this. . .  tsts
  or this.  ots
  I like the white blouse.  iltwbls
MARY BETH: It's too plain.  ittpl
  Do you have anything fancier?  dyhvntfc
STEVEN: We're done with you two, then.  wrdwtyt t
  Thank you.  tk
JEFF: You're welcome.  yrwc

SCENE TWO: ANOTHER PART OF THE STUDIO

MARY BETH: You know,  yn
  I saw you on stage once in New York. 
  i  s      y    o  st  g  o  c        n      y   
  In The Longest Night.  itlgsn
  I thought you were excellent.  ityexcltJ
EFF: Well, thanks.  wl tks
  I liked that script.  iltscpt
MARY BETH: That was the best play I saw all year.  twstbsplsay
  You were very lucky.  ywvrlk
JEFF: Thanks.  tks
MARY BETH: Of all the shows I've done,  oftssvd
  this one has the shortest work schedule.  tsohstststwkcd
    We hardly have time to rehearse.  whlhvtmtrhs
  And Steven gets very tense when he doesn't have much time.  astvgtvrtswhdshvmctm
  Watch out.  wc
JEFF: Vacation photos? bctpts
MARY BETH: What?  w
  These?  ts
    Oh, these are just baby pictures.  o tsjsbbpts
JEFF: Your baby?  ybb
MARY BETH: Yes.  ys
  But these are the worst ones. 
  b    t    s          t      w    s  o    s
JEFF: I'd really like to see them.  irlltst
MARY BETH: They're old.  trod
  From weeks ago.  frmwksg
JEFF: These are great.  tsgt
  Isn't that the cutest baby?  isttctsbb
  Those are the biggest eyes.  tstbgses
MARY BETH: She's six months now.  sssxmtn
  Isn't that the nicest smile?  isttncssml
  She's such a happy baby. . .  ssschpbb
  and so quiet.  asqt
  I hated to go back to work.  ihttgbtwk
JEFF: That must be the hardest thing about being a parent. 
            t      m  s  b  t      h    d  s  t    n      b      b  n      p  r 
Leaving them.  lvtm
  Even for a minute.  evfmnt
MARY BETH: I miss her during the day.  imshdrtd
JEFF: She's the most beautiful baby.  sstmsbtfbb
  You must be the proudest mother in Stamford.  ymsbtprdsmtstf

4.7


Lesson7 That's yours, charles. lssv ttyscs

SCENE ONE: THE STUDIO

RITA: Here we are.  hwa
  Here we are.  hwa
MARY BETH: You're late.  yrl
CHARLES : OK, who gets what?  ok wgtwt
  Cheese sandwich?  csswc
RITA: That's his.  tths
CHARLES : These are all mine. . .  tsaam
                      t      s    a      a  m
Salad? sl
RITA: That's hers.  tths
CHARLES : Chicken sandwich? dkswc
  Whose is this? 
  w    s      t    s
RITA: That's yours, Charles.  ttys cs
CHARLES : Oh, of course.  o ofcs
CHARLES : Diet soda?  dsd
MARY BETH: Those are ours.  tsos
CHARLES : For you. . .  fy
  And coffee for me.  acffm
  Oh, there's a pizza here.  o tspzh
  Whose is it?
  w      s    s 
RITA: Didn't you get something for Steven and Linda?  ddtgsmtfstvald
CHARLES : Oh, yeah.  oy
  The pizza's theirs.  tpzsts
CHARLES : Is your hair getting gray, Mike?  isyhgtg m
MIKE: It's darker than yours.  itdkytys
CHARLES : It had to be gray for a movie role out in Denver.  ihtbgfmvrotdv
  Wonderful, wonderful place in the mountains.  wdf wdfplctmts
RITA: Are you sorry to come back?  aysrtcbk
CHARLES : Oh, no. I like to do a movie now and then,  o n iltdmvnat
    just for a change.  jsfcg
But I'm happy to be here in Stamford.  bimhptbhistf
b      im  h  p    t  b    h          st      f
Then I can sleep in my own bed every night.  ticslpmwbdevrn
MIKE: I see you like the food here too.  isyltfht
CHARLES : You auditioned for a movie in New York,  yadtfmviny 
didn't you? ddt
  What happened with that?  whpwt
  I thought the part was yours.  ittpwsys
MARY BETH: I thought the part was mine too, ittpwsmt
    but they had their own ideas. bthtwids
  They wanted the blonde.  twtbl
CHARLES : I'm sorry to hear that.  imsrtht
RITA: You're happy with our new show, aren't you?  yrhpwtons at
MARY BETH: Oh, yes. oys
  And it's a good role,  aisgr
  so I can't complain about my part.  oiccplnbmp
CHARLES : What about this new actor, Jeff Bennett?  wtbtsnact  jfbnt
  Do you know him? dynh
MARY BETH: He's kind of new to television,  hskdnttlvs
but he'll be OK.
  b  t          b    ok 
He's very nice.  hsvrnc
    You should get to know him.  ysgtnh

SCENE TWO: ANOTHER PART OF THE STUDIO

MARY BETH: The truth is,  ttis
    I'm really disappointed about that movie.  imrldsptdbtmv
    The role was exactly right for me. . . trwsxtlrfm
    t      r      w  s  x    tl  r        f    m
Right now I have this new television show to work on.  r nihvtsntlvsstwk
    And we have a new actor working with us -  awhvnatwkwts
    Jeff Bennett.  jf bnt
    It's his first starring role.  ithsfsstrr
    I know how to do my role,  inhtdmr
    but maybe he's going to need help with his.  bmbhsgynhpwths
    Maybe I can give him some advice.  mbcgvhsmdvc
    I think he's a nice guy.  ithsncg
    I hope he's a success.  ihphssccs


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4.8

LESSON 8 SHE'S AS BEAUTIFUL AS HER MOTHER.  lse sssbtfashmt
TEXT
SCENE ONE: THE MAKEUP ROOM

MARY BETH: Where's Rita?  wsrt
JEFF: She'll be back in a minute.  sbbknmnt
MARY BETH: You look happy today.  ylhptd
JEFF: I found an apartment.  ifdnpmt
MARY BETH: Great! How far is it from the studio?  g hfisftstd
JEFF: It's about a mile from here.  isbtmlfh
    On Eighth Street.  oe(t)st
MARY BETH: Good. How many rooms?  g hmnrms
JEFF: A bedroom,  a bdm
    a kitchen,  a kc
    and a living room with a terrace?  adlvrwtrc
MARY BETH: Uh-huh. Did you get a good price?  u h ddgtgpc
JEFF: Yes. Rents just aren't as high as in New York.
            y s    r      t  js  t          t    s h      as    n        y  k
Oh, and it's very convenient.  o aitvrcvnt
  There's a garage underneath the building.  tsggdmtbd
MARY BETH: Hmm. That's different from ours.  h ttdffos
                        h          t    t    d f          f    m      s 
We have a parking lot.  wvpkl
But at least it's right outside our door.  bls
  b  t    l    st  t    r        o  s  d  o    d
Well, congratulations.  wl cgtlts
  It sounds nice.  isdnc
JEFF: Thanks.  tks
RITA: Congratulations? cgtlts
    Did I miss something?  ddmsmt
MARY BETH: Jeff found an apartment.  jffdnpmt
RITA: Really! Good for you!  rl gfy
Tell me all about it.  tmalbtt
JEFF: Well, it's a one-bedroom. . .  wl itobdm
RITA: Where is it?  wist
JEFF: It's on Eighth Street.  ise(t)str
RITA: That's the same street as mine!  tttsmsttsm
            t    t    t      s  m    st    t  s  m 
Looks like we're going to be neighbors.    lkslwrgtbnbs
  What's the address? 
  w    t    t        d      s
JEFF: Three twenty-one Eighth.  trttoet
RITA: That's my address!  ttmds
]We live in the same building!  wlvtsmbd
Oh, that's wonderful!  o ttwdf
Is your apartment the same size as mine? 
  is y          p    m      t    s  m  s  z    s m
JEFF: Well, it's a one-bedroom. . .  wl isobd
RITA: Oh, you have to come over for dinner!  o yhvtcmvfdn
  What apartment are you in?  wtpmtyi
JEFF: Four-B.  fb
RITA: Well, that's a different floor from mine,  wl tsdfflfm
          w  l  t      s    d f          fl      r        m
  but-oh, we're going to be such good neighbors!  b o wrgtbscgnbs
JEFF: Yeah.  y
RITA: I moved there ten years ago.  imvttysg
  I think I moved in the year I came to WEFL. . .  itkmvdtyicmtwefl
  Oh, say, are those pictures of your new baby?  o s atsptsynbb
  o      s      a    t    s  p  t      s    y      n        b  b
MARY BETH: What? These?  w ts
  Uh, yeah.  u y
  And my three-year-old son.  amtyos
RITA: Oh, good.  o g
  Can I see them?  cnst
MARY BETH: Oh, you saw these already.  o ystsrd
RITA: No, no, no!  n n n
MARY BETH: They're just old ones.  trjstdos
RITA: Give them to me.  gvtmtm
RITA: Oh, just look at those eyes!  o jslktses
  She's certainly different from your first baby.  ssc(t)ldfrfyfsbb
  Your first baby wasn't as healthy as this one. . . yfsbbwstshtastso
  y      f  s  b b  w  s  t  s  h    t      s t  s  o
But look at him now!  bldhn
JEFF: Look at the expression on her face.  lktexpsnhfc
            l      d    t    ex p      s  n      h    f    c
She looks like her mother.  slkshmt
RITA: Yes. A beautiful baby.  ys abtfbb
She's as beautiful as her mother. 
  s      s    s b      t f  l    s h    m  t