File: example2.sable

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE SABLE PUBLIC "-//SABLE//DTD SABLE speech mark up//EN" 
	"Sable.v0_2.dtd"
[]>
<SABLE>

<SPEAKER NAME="male1">

<!-- Words may be spefied inline with a number of different 
     features -->
Homographs are words that are written the same but have different
pronunciations, such as <PRON SUB="lyves">lives</PRON> and
<PRON SUB="lives">lives</PRON>.

<!-- Words can even have their pronunciation specified inline -->
You say <PRON SUB="e thur">either</PRON>, while I 
say <PRON SUB="i thur">either</PRON>.

</SPEAKER>
<SPEAKER NAME="male2">

<RATE SPEED="+100%">
We can say things fast.
</RATE>

<RATE SPEED="-50%">
and slowly.
</RATE>

</SPEAKER>
<SPEAKER NAME="male1">

And then at normal speed.

</SPEAKER>
</SABLE>