a
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
about
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
after
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
all
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
and
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
BALL
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
be
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
bloodnounUS /blʌd/
The red fluid that circulates in the heart and blood vessels.
From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
can't
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
damn
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From this reading “No—damn it, no!” shouted Miss Matilda.
damned
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
Do
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
doesn't
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
door
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
down
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
entered
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
exclaimed
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
fine
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
first
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
four
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
from
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
garments
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
got
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
Grey
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
habit
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
hanged
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
having
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
hear
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
her
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
Hold
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
I
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
I'll
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
I'm
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
if
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
immediately
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
it
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From this reading “No—damn it, no!” shouted Miss Matilda.
let
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
long
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
mare
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
Matilda
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From this reading “No—damn it, no!” shouted Miss Matilda.
me
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
Miss
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
Murray
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
my
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
new
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
news
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
No
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From this reading “No—damn it, no!” shouted Miss Matilda.
not
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
Now
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
of
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
off
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
outdoor
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
over
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
quiet
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
recreation
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
returning
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
rid
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
Rosalie
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
schoolroom
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
shall
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
she
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
shocking
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
shouted
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From this reading “No—damn it, no!” shouted Miss Matilda.
shut
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
sit
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
sorry
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
splendour
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
such
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
taken
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
tell
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
that
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
THE
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
time
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
to
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
tongue
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
upon
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
weeks
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
ye
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
yet
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
you
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From this reading THE BALL “Now, Miss Grey,” exclaimed Miss Murray, immediately I entered the schoolroom, after having taken off my outdoor garments, upon returning from my four weeks’ recreation, “Now—shut the door, and sit down, and I’ll tell you all about the ball.”
you'll
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From this reading “No, no, Rosalie; you’ll be such a damned long time over it—she shall hear me first—I’ll be hanged if she doesn’t!”
you've
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From this reading “I’m sorry to hear, Miss Matilda, that you’ve not got rid of that shocking habit yet.”
your
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From this reading “Hold your tongue, can’t ye? and let me tell her about my new mare—_such_ a splendour, Miss Grey! a fine blood mare—” “Do be quiet, Matilda; and let me tell my news first.”
