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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
aboveprepositionUS /əˈbʌv/
higher than, or over, something
From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
absurd
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From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
Adriance
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
ago
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
almost
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
arrived
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
ate
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
automobile's
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
bearing
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
BeforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
bell
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
BUILT
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
ByprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
called
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
came
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
caprice
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
chance
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
cheap
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
clang
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
counter
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
day
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
door
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
Down
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
dreams
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
electric
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
Elsie
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
end
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
exultant
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
favored
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
food
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
front
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
furs
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From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
gongs
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
goodnounUS /good/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
grasping
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From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
handle
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
heard
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
high
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From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
high-pitched
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
himselfpronounUS /hɪmˈself/
used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object
From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
hour
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
huge
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
laughter
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
littlenounUS /little/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
lunch-cart
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
man
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From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
Masterson
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
MorningnounUS /morning/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
motor
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
motoring
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From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
namenounUS /name/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
noon
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
opened
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From this reading Surprised, she opened the door.
path
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
porch
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From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
pullednounUS /pulled/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
railing
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From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
rearing
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
roll
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
shadownounUS /ˈʃæd.oʊ/
A dark area or shape produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface.
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
sign
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
small
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
snap
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
snow-powdered
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From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
soft
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
steadied
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From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
stoodnounUS /stood/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Before her, on the high, absurd little porch, a man in motoring furs stood and steadied himself by grasping the snow-powdered railing.
straight
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
structure
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
SurprisednounUS /surprised/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Surprised, she opened the door.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
thosedeterminerUS /ðoʊz/
the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known
From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
tired
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
TONY
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From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
underprepositionUS /ˈʌndər/
below or beneath something; less than
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
voices
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
WHATpronounUS /wʌt/
used to ask for information about something
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading WHAT TONY BUILT By a caprice of chance, it was that day Masterson came; almost at the hour when Adriance, tired and exultant, was rearing a structure of good dreams as he ate his cheap food at the counter of the lunch-cart under the shadow of the huge electric sign bearing his name.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
women
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From this reading Down at the end of the straight path she heard laughter and the high-pitched voices of women above the soft roll of an automobile's motor.
years
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From this reading Morning had arrived at noon, when Elsie was called to her front door by a clang of the bell; one of those small gongs favored years ago, that snap with a pulled handle.
