text_original: "You are so altered, Miss Vane," Richard said, as they walked along the boulevard, " that I can't help wondering how it was I knew you." "And you're not altered a bit, Dick," answered the young lady ; " but don't call me Miss Vane — it sounds as if you were laughing at me. Call me Nell, as you used to do, at Chelsea.
text_transcription: YOU ARE SO ALTERED MISS VANE RICHARD SAID AS THEY WALKED ALONG THE BOULEVARD THAT I CAN'T HELP WONDERING HOW IT WAS I KNEW YOU AND YOU ARE NOT ALTERED A BIT DICK ANSWERED THE YOUNG LADY BUT DON'T CALL ME MISS VANE SOUNDS AS IF YOU WERE LAUGHING AT ME CALL ME NELL AS YOU USED TO DO AT CHELSEA
phonemes: "juː ɑːɹ sˌoʊ ˈɔltɚd, mˈɪs vˈeɪn," ɹˈɪtʃɚd sˈɛd, æz ðeɪ wˈɔːkt ɐlˈɔŋ ðə bˈuːlɪvˌɑːɹd, " ðæt aɪ kˈænt hˈɛlp wˈʌndɚɹɪŋ hˌaʊ ɪt wʌz aɪ nˈuː juː." "ænd jʊɹ nˌɑːt ˈɔltɚd ɐ bˈɪt, dˈɪk," ˈænsɚd ðə jˈʌŋ lˈeɪdi ; " bˌʌt dˈoʊnt kˈɔːl mˌiː mˈɪs vˈeɪn — ɪt sˈaʊndz æz ɪf juː wɜː lˈæfɪŋ æt mˌiː. kˈɔːl mˌiː nˈɛl, æz juː jˈuːzd tə dˈuː, æt tʃˈɛlsiː.