Chapter I
Published September, 1905. ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_. DOROTHY ANDREWS, _a much-loved young woman_. JENNIE, _a housemaid_. HICKS, _a coachman, who does not appear_.
Chapter I
Published September, 1905. ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_. DOROTHY ANDREWS, _a much-loved young woman_. JENNIE, _a housemaid_. HICKS, _a coachman, who does not appear_.
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From this reading “ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.”
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used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading DOROTHY ANDREWS, _a much-loved young woman_.
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From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
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From this reading HICKS, _a coachman, who does not appear_.
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From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
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From this reading HICKS, _a coachman, who does not appear_.
the form of “do” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading HICKS, _a coachman, who does not appear_.
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From this reading DOROTHY ANDREWS, _a much-loved young woman_.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
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From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
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From this reading HICKS, _a coachman, who does not appear_.
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From this reading JENNIE, _a housemaid_.
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From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
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From this reading JENNIE, _a housemaid_.
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From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
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From this reading DOROTHY ANDREWS, _a much-loved young woman_.
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading HICKS, _a coachman, who does not appear_.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
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From this reading Published September, 1905.
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From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
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From this reading Published September, 1905.
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From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
which person or people
From this reading HICKS, _a coachman, who does not appear_.
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From this reading DOROTHY ANDREWS, _a much-loved young woman_.
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From this reading ROBERT YARDSLEY, } _suitors for the hand of JACK BARLOW, } Miss Andrews_.
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From this reading DOROTHY ANDREWS, _a much-loved young woman_.