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An Account of the Escape of Six Federal Soldiers from Prison at Danville
An Account of the Escape of Six Federal Soldiers from Prison at Danville

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PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.
Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.
Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.
It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.
The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.
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An Account of the Escape of Six Federal Soldiers from Prison at Danville

Chapter IV

Chapter 4 of An Account of the Escape of Six Federal Soldiers from Prison at Danville is here in full — 264 sentences across 53 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.
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Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.
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Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.
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It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.
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The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

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Before preposition US /bɪˈfɔːr/

earlier than; in front of

From this reading “It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.”

Having auxiliary verb US /ˈhævɪŋ/

the -ing form of “have”

From this reading “Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.”

Might modal verb US /maɪt/

used to say something is possible but not certain

From this reading “Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.”

OVER preposition US /ˈoʊvər/

above and across; more than

From this reading “PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.”

THROUGH preposition US /θruː/

from one end or side of something to the other

From this reading “PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.”

Upon preposition US /əˈpɑːn/

a formal word for “on”

From this reading “Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.”

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27th

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From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

AdeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

ALLEGHANIES

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

almost

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

ANDconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

AREauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/

the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

ASLEEP

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

atprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

BACK

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

became

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From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

BED

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/

earlier than; in front of

From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

began

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From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

BIG

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

BLUE

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

brush

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From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

butconjunctionUS /bʌt/

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

come

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

COMPELLED

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

concluded

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

COUNTRY

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

CROSS

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

DARKNESS

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

daybreak

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From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

DIFFICULT

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

disaster

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

distance

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

evident

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From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

FALL

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

farther

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From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

feared

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

February

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From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

FOOD

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

FORprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

FORD

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

four

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

GOING

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

GONE

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

half

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

hand

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From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

Havingauxiliary verbUS /ˈhævɪŋ/

the -ing form of “have”

From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

HIDE

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

himpronounUS /hɪm/

the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

hours

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From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

ifconjunctionUS /ɪf/

on condition that; in the event that

From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

INprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/

moving to the inside of something

From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

ItpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

ITSdeterminerUS /ɪts/

belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

just

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From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

LAID

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

later

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From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

LICK

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

LYING

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

MAKING

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

mightmodal verbUS /maɪt/

used to say something is possible but not certain

From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

mile

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From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

miles

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

MORE

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

night

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From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

Once

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

OURdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/

belonging to the speaker and others

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

OVERprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/

above and across; more than

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

OWNER

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

parted

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From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

place

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From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

proceeded

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From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

PROVISIONS

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

RAIN

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

REACH

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

resumed

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From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

return

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

RIDGE

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

rising

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From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

ROUGH

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

SECURING

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

SEEK

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

SHELTER

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

soon

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From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

STREAM

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

STRIKE

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

sun

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From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

surrounded

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From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

Taylor

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From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

THEdeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

THROUGHprepositionUS /θruː/

from one end or side of something to the other

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

TOparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

TOBACCO

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

TOO

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

TRAVELING

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

travels

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From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

turned

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

turning

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From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

twice

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From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

UP

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/

a formal word for “on”

From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

uspronounUS /ʌs/

the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading Once or twice in traveling the distance of four, or four and a half miles, we almost concluded to return to him, but feared disaster might come upon us if we turned back.

VALLEY

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.

WEpronounUS /wiː/

the speaker together with one or more other people

From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

WEARY

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From this reading PROVISIONS GONE--CROSS THE BLUE RIDGE--SECURING FOOD--GOING THROUGH BIG LICK--RAIN AND DARKNESS--WE ARE COMPELLED TO SEEK SHELTER--LYING OVER--THE TOBACCO--ITS OWNER--MORE FOOD LAID IN--UP THE VALLEY--STRIKE FOR THE ALLEGHANIES--DIFFICULT TRAVELING--ROUGH COUNTRY--WE REACH A STREAM--TOO WEARY TO FORD--FALL BACK TO HIDE--MAKING OUR BED--FALL ASLEEP.

wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/

the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

whenconjunctionUS /wen/

at the time that

From this reading The sun was just rising when we began making our bed, for the 27th of February, in a place surrounded by woods and brush.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading Having parted with Taylor, our travels were resumed through the later hours of the night.

woods

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From this reading It soon became evident that daybreak was at hand, but we proceeded a mile farther before turning into the woods.