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After the unexpected death of his brother, Prince Wilhelm Hart finds himself seeking solace in the arms of a mysterious stranger. Suspicions abound and after an attempt on Wilhelm's life, no one is going to balk at the sole remaining heir to the throne having constant protection. This stranger, though, is far more than he seems. He might not just be the solace Wilhelm so desperately needs... he might well be the catalyst to uncovering a sordid plot that threatens to undermine all of Talla Gael. Jealousy, fear, and fanaticism have each set their deadly claws into all that Wilhelm holds dear. He's going to need every ounce of courage - and more than a little luck - to solve the mystery of Emil's death and save the kingdom he loves.

Abstract: "Speech data was collected in the form of 12 short conversations that depict typical situations occurring during a telephone conference registration. Data was collected in both continuous and isolated word modes and the continuous speech was then phonemically labeled. This report describes the experimental conditions and data collection methods. It also describes the conventions used for phonemic labeling. This data was then used to train and test speech recognition devices for voice translation. The reader may also wish to have technical reports CMU-CS-92-197, CMU-CS-92-198, and CMU-CS-92-199."