Speaking clearly. Improving voice and articulation: Фонетический практикум. Фомиченко Л.Г. - 54 стр.

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Claire.        Have you looked carefully everywhere?
Mary.          Yes. They’re nowhere here.
Claire.        Have you looked upstairs?
Mary.          Yes. I’ve looked everywhere upstairs and downstairs.
               They aren’t anywhere.
Claire.        Hm! Are they square, Mary?
Mary.          Yes. They’re square hairbrushes. Have you seen them
               anywhere?
Claire.        Well, you’re wearing one of them in your hair!
Mary.          Oh! Then where’s the other one?
Claire.        It’s over there under the chair.

      Passports, please /p/
      (Mr and Mrs Tupman are at the airport. They have just got off
the plane from Paris.)
Official.     Passports, please!
Mr Tupman. I think I’ve lost the passports, Poppy.
Mrs Tupman. How stupid of you, Peter! Didn’t you put them in
              your pocket?
Mr Tupman. (emptying his pockets) Here’s a pen... a pencil...… my
              pi pe... a postcard... an envelope... a stamp... a pin...
Mrs Tupman. Oh, stop taking things out of your pockets. Perhaps
              you put them in the plastic bag.
Mr Tupman. (emptying the plastic bag) Here’s a newspaper... an
              apple... a pear...… a plastic cup...… a spoon... some paper
              plates...… a piece of pork pie... a pepper pot...
Mrs Tupman. Oh, stop pulling things out of the plastic bag, Peter.
              These people are getting impatient.
Mr Tupman. Well, help me, Poppy.
Mrs Tupman. We’ve lost our passports. Perhaps we dropped them on
              the plane.
Official.     Then let the other passengers past, please.
Mr Tupman. Poppy, why don’t you help? You aren’t being very
              helpful. Put the things in the plastic bag.
Official.     Your name, please?
Mr Tupman. Tupman.
Official.     Please go upstairs with this policeman, Mr Tupman.