Volhosis (volhosis)

Race #14328

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Official speed 135.06 wpm (76.50 seconds elapsed during race)
Without ending ping 135.71 wpm (368 ms delay sending score to TypeRacer’s server)
Timerless 136.28 wpm (315 ms elapsed before first character typed; 75.82 seconds elapsed during race)
Timerless minus one 136.12 wpm, ignoring the first character typed
Race Start June 30, 2018 11:12:39pm UTC
Race Finish June 30, 2018 11:13:55pm UTC
Outcome Win (1 of 2)
Accuracy 97.4%
Points 326.40
Text #3550910 (Length: 861 characters)

A material difference may be observed in the games of antiquity: the most eminent of the Greeks were actors, the Romans were merely spectators. The Olympic stadium was open to wealth, merit, and ambition; and if the candidates could depend on their personal skill and activity, they might pursue the footsteps of Diomede and Menelaus, and conduct their own horses in the rapid career... But a senator, or even a citizen, conscious of his dignity, would have blushed to expose his person or his horses in the circus of Rome. The games were established at the expense of the republic, the magistrates, or the emperors; but the reins were abandoned to servile hands; and if the profits of a favourite charioteer sometimes exceeded those of an advocate, they must be considered as the effects of popular extravagance, and the high wages of a disgraceful profession.

Characters typed A material difference may be observed in the games of qnantiquity: the most eminent of the Greeks were actors, the Romans were merely spectators. The Olympic stadium was open to wealth, merit, and ambiition;tion; and if the candidates could depend on their personak sl skill and activity, theyt mig miht puruight puruse theursue the footsteps of Diomede and Melneleaus, and conduct their own horses in the rapid career. But .. But a senator, ro evenr even a dcicitien, zen, conscuoious of his dignity, would have blushed to expose his person or his horses in the cruircus oc Romf Rome. The games were established at the expense of the republic, the magistrates, or the emperors; but the reins were abandoned to servile hands; and if the profits of a favourite charioteer sometimes exceeds thoseed those of an advocate, they must be considered as the effects of popular xextravagnance, and the high wages of a disgsraceful lprofesion.sion.
Timing
Character A m a t e r i a l d i f f e r e n c e m a y
Milliseconds 315 45 125 69 60 56 45 113 51 59 80 54 90 65 127 132 58 73 35 53 37 77 101 46 56
Character b e o b s e r v e d i n t h e g a m e s
Milliseconds 58 88 98 52 134 67 95 30 53 142 66 45 69 96 48 14 26 77 37 63 53 34 105 50 58
Character o f q n -n -q a n t i q u i t y : t h e m o
Milliseconds 94 100 45 88 79 75 230 106 87 49 69 64 52 101 26 49 41 191 61 23 63 52 50 92 23
Character s t e m i n e n t o f t h e G r e e k s
Milliseconds 43 37 81 63 93 93 65 64 75 71 139 97 61 93 51 76 33 65 85 118 43 131 108 38 114
Character w e r e a c t o r s , t h e R o m a n s w
Milliseconds 138 44 43 78 62 45 45 148 46 71 165 128 86 18 65 27 71 100 127 0 0 90 58 82 82
Character e r e m e r e l y s p e c t a t o r s . T h
Milliseconds 53 31 112 24 159 61 46 70 85 54 70 108 80 83 86 145 97 54 118 35 39 93 59 79 62
Character e O l y m p i c s t a d i u m w a s o p e
Milliseconds 61 68 127 98 101 38 55 41 92 45 80 71 66 64 70 125 83 54 41 25 44 51 73 14 63
Character n t o w e a l t h , m e r i t , a n d a
Milliseconds 44 63 41 22 89 209 46 88 49 121 0 26 109 53 43 28 81 63 69 24 18 94 35 59 44
Character m b i i t i o n ; -; -n -o -i -t -i t i o n ; a n d
Milliseconds 111 109 0 136 93 65 37 49 133 301 121 131 137 133 133 129 82 46 110 122 71 32 47 50 65
Character i f t h e c a n d i d a t e s c o u l d d
Milliseconds 104 56 63 53 57 50 41 92 66 38 91 78 60 114 103 50 42 53 96 74 17 40 22 70 42
Character e p e n d o n t h e i r p e r s o n a k s
Milliseconds 53 60 54 66 63 50 119 40 57 28 65 42 60 77 48 91 61 28 34 59 28 23 114 42 58
Character -s - -k l s k i l l a n d a c t i v i t y ,
Milliseconds 342 112 120 137 51 24 73 131 102 117 78 24 32 68 55 73 65 155 74 64 41 66 44 73 47
Character t h e y t m i g -g -i -m - -t m i h t p u r u -i
Milliseconds 31 69 49 53 14 18 94 58 87 204 108 135 129 120 30 119 45 104 59 66 76 45 78 80 222
Character -h -t - -p -u -r -u i g h t p u r u s e t h e -u -r -u
Milliseconds 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 47 52 52 83 84 31 85 79 54 68 57 104 54 60 411 0 0
Character -s -e - -t -h -e u r s u e t h e f o o t s t e p s
Milliseconds 0 0 0 0 0 0 46 85 110 167 92 64 92 437 64 53 65 90 90 40 253 56 45 88 104
Character o f D i o m e d e a n d M e l -l n e l e -e
Milliseconds 180 119 90 92 129 70 74 130 131 96 74 100 67 34 78 59 136 55 142 272 105 67 72 75 256
Character a u s , a n d c o n d u c t t h e i r o w
Milliseconds 67 63 66 61 43 46 51 64 22 117 32 38 105 96 57 122 77 66 95 45 103 123 85 93 62
Character n h o r s e s i n t h e r a p i d c a r
Milliseconds 65 42 38 65 72 41 108 56 173 92 18 49 20 69 24 76 58 44 37 25 59 82 98 80 85
Character e e r . B u t - -t -u -B - . . B u t a s e
Milliseconds 65 131 51 100 100 99 96 72 62 302 104 129 128 129 132 112 118 81 85 62 89 77 91 63 51
Character n a t o r , r o e v e n -r - -e -v -e -n r e v e
Milliseconds 88 68 44 78 49 79 27 96 0 67 68 102 48 93 216 0 0 0 0 0 76 15 68 96 40
Character n a d c i -i -c -d c i t i e n , - -, -n -e z e n
Milliseconds 101 55 39 85 109 26 233 217 121 114 78 87 62 48 102 49 106 23 353 128 124 131 47 54 54
Character , c o n s c u o -o -u i o u s o f h i s d i
Milliseconds 82 75 39 68 49 20 36 130 0 386 107 153 87 42 55 63 73 39 92 50 84 35 95 54 99
Character g n i t y , w o u l d h a v e b l u s h e d
Milliseconds 48 69 98 122 0 33 53 148 16 27 47 37 49 73 17 38 27 79 69 79 28 33 44 55 57
Character t o e x p o s e h i s p e r s o n o r
Milliseconds 33 100 22 22 88 92 76 26 46 31 69 89 76 44 57 60 41 20 21 72 27 48 64 55 33
Character h i s h o r s e s i n t h e c r u -u -r i r
Milliseconds 100 66 43 67 75 64 42 61 75 85 130 146 42 28 24 81 19 85 47 134 120 220 93 134 34
Character c u s o c R o m -c - -R -o -m f R o m e . T h
Milliseconds 76 81 74 36 90 86 55 127 77 26 313 0 0 0 0 45 78 88 53 27 60 55 57 54 69
Character e g a m e s w e r e e s t a b l i s h e d
Milliseconds 49 48 49 29 85 45 32 82 71 29 32 92 68 71 63 64 104 71 75 29 37 40 46 68 30
Character a t t h e e x p e n s e o f t h e r e p
Milliseconds 138 75 30 94 40 79 49 87 221 125 54 83 32 45 64 71 41 58 30 83 32 79 51 36 64
Character u b l i c , t h e m a g i s t r a t e s , o
Milliseconds 84 100 71 43 72 78 83 42 68 55 52 153 129 51 84 73 79 105 284 66 50 31 47 74 135
Character r t h e e m p e r o r s ; b u t t h e r
Milliseconds 44 53 74 67 51 63 70 75 36 36 41 72 45 63 48 75 106 74 53 73 43 73 24 88 24
Character e i n s w e r e a b a n d o n e d t o s e
Milliseconds 46 90 20 43 93 72 26 42 70 52 66 99 63 110 77 87 31 106 20 44 65 65 24 330 0
Character r v i l e h a n d s ; a n d i f t h e p
Milliseconds 67 138 73 18 63 74 72 251 80 55 35 77 39 55 90 48 91 87 54 66 27 87 40 57 72
Character r o f i t s o f a f a v o u r i t e c h a
Milliseconds 65 75 74 84 52 28 60 70 56 70 44 81 67 69 100 81 25 59 113 49 76 165 89 82 51
Character r i o t e e r s o m e t i m e s e x c e e d s
Milliseconds 67 212 146 87 125 126 55 73 47 88 25 43 34 76 23 31 16 75 60 145 71 104 139 80 46
Character t h o s e -e -s -o -h -t - -s e d t h o s e o f
Milliseconds 85 74 60 83 36 17 210 114 134 140 139 131 127 134 107 0 67 47 88 34 25 59 73 56 49
Character a n a d v o c a t e , t h e y m u s t b e
Milliseconds 62 64 68 91 84 485 0 57 45 108 35 89 50 37 70 29 345 62 75 81 24 68 34 48 40
Character c o n s i d e r e d a s t h e e f f e c t
Milliseconds 87 65 84 28 16 95 37 63 68 52 77 40 55 45 81 59 70 38 72 47 86 133 74 78 133
Character s o f p o p u l a r x -x e x t r a v a g n -n
Milliseconds 61 37 71 69 60 163 51 277 121 44 70 27 54 198 240 56 89 104 81 56 130 114 80 146 245
Character a n c e , a n d t h e h i g h w a g e s
Milliseconds 73 61 61 35 49 68 39 58 31 90 99 65 54 46 85 70 44 41 54 51 44 71 111 0 0
Character o f a d i s g s -s r a c e f u l l -l p r o f
Milliseconds 91 55 78 27 89 131 70 48 88 60 358 83 74 63 43 103 71 119 81 37 294 203 90 33 79
Character e s i o n . -. -n -o -i s i o n .
Milliseconds 17 21 152 21 0 125 199 108 133 120 98 51 12 0 139
WPM Timing
Seconds WPM
1.53 125.49
3.06 149.02
4.59 143.79
6.12 152.94
7.65 150.59
9.18 154.25
10.71 153.5
12.24 155.88
13.77 159.48
15.3 156.08
16.83 148.31
18.36 151.64
19.89 154.45
21.42 150.7
22.95 147.45
24.48 141.67
26.01 136.1
27.54 134.64
29.07 134.16
30.6 131.77
32.13 132.96
33.66 135.47
35.19 130.95
36.72 131.7
38.25 129.26
39.78 125.49
41.31 124.04
42.84 126.61
44.37 129.82
45.9 132.03
47.43 130.55
48.96 131.37
50.49 132.86
52.02 134.03
53.55 134.23
55.08 135.95
56.61 137.57
58.14 137.46
59.67 138.76
61.2 138.43
62.73 138.69
64.26 136.32
65.79 136.62
67.32 137.43
68.85 138.04
70.38 137.26
71.91 137.17
73.44 137.58
74.97 136.86
76.5 135.06