murmure (poem)

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Official speed 124.14 wpm (70.76 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 124.45 wpm (179 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 125.48 wpm (576 ms elapsed before first character typed; 70.00 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 125.31 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start April 28, 2020 12:50:47pm UTC
Race Finish April 28, 2020 12:51:57pm UTC
Outcome Win (1 of 3)
Opponents 2. jessegarcia (121.14 wpm)
3. asmongold (114.53 wpm)
Accuracy 98.5%
Points 250.36
Text #3550295 (Length: 732 characters)

In many ways, Cobb and Jaramillo were exceptional figures. Cobb's early radicalism was rare by US standards, as was his adamant refusal to abandon the small farm. Jaramillo, too, was a renowned firebrand from a notably radical state, and his violent end elicited unusual shock. Nevertheless, in both of their lives were wound up the fates of millions of others in the US and Mexican countryside. Not long after World War II, the stormy public debate over rural poverty and the human impact of agricultural change tapered off in each nation. As conservatives silenced dissenting voices by means of force or compromise, it would be concerns of productivity - not inequality - that dominated the next generation of rural policy making.
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Timing
Character I n m a n y w a y s , C o b b a n d J a
Milliseconds 576 172 39 117 112 63 135 37 55 178 65 104 80 34 161 83 113 147 127 24 137 37 203 117 200
Character r a m i l l o w e r e e x c e p t i o n a l
Milliseconds 106 105 119 82 159 140 143 74 59 116 52 101 63 127 200 26 156 133 69 88 12 69 66 97 55
Character f i g u r e s . C o b b ' s e a r l y r a d
Milliseconds 62 86 87 77 63 44 67 178 39 81 111 103 139 153 123 119 113 92 102 109 55 31 62 80 117
Character i c a l i s m w a s r a r e b y U S s t
Milliseconds 93 92 77 100 59 150 18 142 81 175 0 98 54 86 96 51 114 69 115 18 164 100 102 116 137
Character a n d a r d s , a s w a s h i s a d a m a
Milliseconds 24 149 84 82 87 53 74 118 33 76 76 156 76 180 41 64 46 32 80 119 51 349 81 111 104
Character n t r e f u s a l t o b a n d -d -n -a -b a b a
Milliseconds 397 88 70 93 54 108 89 78 141 132 33 91 42 36 86 48 98 71 296 118 135 128 58 102 76
Character n d o n t h e s m a l l f a r m . J a r a
Milliseconds 72 114 54 47 44 61 48 62 78 90 84 83 96 114 34 42 78 103 46 167 27 104 203 32 115
Character m i l l o , t o o l , w -w - -, -l , w a s a
Milliseconds 304 88 193 123 150 112 39 60 98 135 18 17 37 78 313 107 124 148 138 35 32 177 63 68 79
Character r e n o w n e d f i r e b r a n d f r o m
Milliseconds 82 48 55 129 53 122 81 116 116 66 96 100 56 47 122 152 39 99 62 136 22 140 79 22 24
Character a n o t a b l y r a d i c a l s t a t e ,
Milliseconds 58 91 35 50 64 92 83 43 37 24 93 95 153 132 83 58 80 47 71 102 81 94 39 96 34
Character a n d h i s v o -o i o l e n t e n d e l i
Milliseconds 36 82 67 72 75 41 84 57 92 76 382 134 35 138 81 102 58 80 57 220 67 120 112 139 46
Character c i t e d u n u u s a l s h o c k . N e v e
Milliseconds 99 84 151 129 157 125 69 149 156 143 0 120 65 70 61 83 18 67 88 151 45 91 90 138 96
Character r t h e l e s s , i n b o t h o f t h e i
Milliseconds 86 146 94 127 84 80 155 162 85 25 139 18 64 93 92 118 64 39 50 87 35 107 47 77 59
Character r l i v e s w e r e w o u n d u p t h e
Milliseconds 100 41 32 27 95 55 60 40 126 115 44 114 72 198 94 20 119 61 94 44 49 65 99 55 57
Character f a t e s o f m i l l i k o n s -s -n -o -k o n
Milliseconds 77 65 91 81 44 68 68 30 68 78 23 59 169 136 173 28 0 32 188 381 131 153 119 146 35
Character s o f o t h e r s i n t h e U S a n d
Milliseconds 112 75 52 73 74 45 39 78 91 34 93 65 107 20 31 58 66 61 45 100 96 101 90 82 62
Character M e x i c a n c o u n t r y s i d e . N o t
Milliseconds 47 138 103 269 143 63 53 82 34 182 100 25 124 84 119 77 101 57 99 368 207 113 143 115 108
Character o n -n -o l o n g a f t e r W o r l d W a r
Milliseconds 39 58 85 240 115 193 157 40 66 51 51 76 161 119 21 84 177 110 112 55 105 79 113 140 59
Character I I , t h e s t o r m y p u b l i c d e
Milliseconds 74 196 111 181 27 64 74 34 68 53 45 80 71 77 57 33 111 65 99 66 42 66 76 124 183
Character b a t e o v e r r u r a l p o v e r t y a
Milliseconds 151 85 80 46 50 131 87 123 44 53 92 37 131 72 36 48 129 50 71 132 36 131 46 28 98
Character n d t h e h u m a n i m m o -o -m p a c t o
Milliseconds 76 63 52 83 32 83 39 95 175 42 71 126 391 80 37 175 11 291 117 151 53 47 116 39 32
Character f a g r i c u l t u r a l c h a n g e t a p
Milliseconds 52 63 64 65 144 81 147 64 84 54 101 87 61 117 46 73 65 55 84 40 72 61 97 72 151
Character e r e d o f f i n e a c h n a t i o n .
Milliseconds 108 80 91 120 46 24 98 145 93 112 50 15 81 57 125 75 50 129 81 55 62 19 19 196 39
Character A s c o n s e r v a t i v e s s i l e n c e d
Milliseconds 50 183 96 128 58 44 56 73 24 137 87 170 154 111 47 61 70 112 108 26 69 60 86 135 130
Character d i s s e n t i n g v o i c e s b y m e a
Milliseconds 42 110 88 121 173 55 95 216 101 49 50 139 84 81 40 40 150 23 77 68 82 24 93 75 76
Character n s o f f o r c e o r c o m p r o m i s e
Milliseconds 19 106 47 48 80 57 91 91 65 144 136 111 68 27 87 86 133 22 165 97 66 176 49 78 82
Character , i t w o u l d b e c o n c e n -n r n s
Milliseconds 110 56 68 131 38 150 37 48 105 40 73 79 134 88 102 97 45 43 150 188 342 96 97 67 93
Character o f p r o d u c t i v i t y - n o t i n e
Milliseconds 32 32 94 34 69 99 97 91 88 130 75 86 31 133 48 119 107 51 166 16 80 76 43 65 35
Character q u a l i t y - - - -- - t h a t d o m i
Milliseconds 122 108 81 73 29 104 131 0 109 111 258 119 135 113 101 65 65 87 32 58 43 87 45 37 111
Character n a t e d t h e e n x t -e -x -t - e x t g e
Milliseconds 26 47 24 43 92 54 101 43 61 78 105 0 150 118 70 458 0 0 0 73 180 95 71 83 96
Character n e r a t i o n o f r u r a l p o l i c y
Milliseconds 118 69 17 81 67 28 20 27 76 49 64 95 64 109 66 72 35 45 135 40 174 32 102 268 56
Character m a k i n g .
Milliseconds 108 108 42 142 43 39 114
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
1.42 76.32
2.83 97.51
4.25 98.93
5.66 108.11
7.08 111.93
8.49 115.89
9.91 118.71
11.32 119.77
12.74 117.77
14.15 117.87
15.57 114.09
16.98 115.89
18.4 114.8
19.81 110.84
21.23 112.49
22.64 116.59
24.06 118.71
25.47 117.77
26.89 116.93
28.3 117.87
29.72 117.5
31.13 120.25
32.55 121.29
33.96 122.6
35.38 119.39
36.79 121.32
38.21 121.23
39.62 120.23
41.04 119.01
42.46 119
43.87 120.08
45.29 120.57
46.7 121.8
48.12 120.96
49.53 120.65
50.95 121.54
52.36 122.15
53.78 122.95
55.19 123.28
56.61 123.16
58.02 124.09
59.44 124.37
60.85 124.83
62.27 124.3
63.68 124.55
65.1 123.69
66.51 124.85
67.93 123.31
69.34 124.42
70.76 124.14