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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 THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
Aden
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
anchor
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
arrival
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From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
assisted
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
attention
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From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
Blanche
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
board
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From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
Bombay
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
business
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
CaptainnounUS /ˈcaptain/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
changes
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From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
comenounUS /come/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
commander
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From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
company
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
consortnounUS /ˈkɑnsɔrt/
a ship that travels with another for protection or company
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
crewnounUS /crew/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
elegant
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
engaged
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From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
friends
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From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
General
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
Guardian-Mother
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
halfnounUS /half/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
harbor
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
highest
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From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
HOSTS
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
intended
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From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
invitation
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
invited
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
join
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
lay
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
LIBERALITY
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
Lord
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
making
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From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
mile
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
Modava
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
Mohammedan
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From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
Moor
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From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
Mrs
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
nevernounUS /never/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
Noury
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
OFprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
owner
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From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
partynounUS /party/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
possession
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From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
rank
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From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
requirednounUS /required/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
rescue
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
Ringgold
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
sailed
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
Sharp
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
shipnounUS /ship/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
shore
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From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
sight-seeing
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
Sir
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
some
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From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
steam-yacht
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
taken
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From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
there
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From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
thoughconjunctionUS /ðoʊ/
in spite of the fact that
From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
Travancore
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
Tremlyn
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
UNEXAMPLED
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
united
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From this reading The general had been invited, with Captain and Mrs. Sharp, to join the party of her consort in the business of sight-seeing; and Lord Tremlyn and Sir Modava had united with Captain Ringgold in the invitation.
visit
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From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
visited
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From this reading The commander of the Blanche had visited the party on shore; but he was engaged in making some changes on board of his ship which required his attention.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading The owner was a Moor of the highest rank, and a Mohammedan; and he had friends in Bombay, though he had never been there before.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
white
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From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading THE UNEXAMPLED LIBERALITY OF THE HOSTS The Blanche, the elegant white steam-yacht of General Noury, which had sailed in company with the Guardian-Mother from Aden, and which had assisted in the rescue of the crew of the Travancore, had come into the harbor of Bombay, and lay at anchor not half a mile from her consort.
written
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From this reading He had written to them of his intended visit, and they had taken possession of him on his arrival.
