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Anne of the Island
Anne of the Island

Chapter XXIX · Chapter 29

Chapter 29 of Anne of the Island is here in full — 150 sentences across 30 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.
She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.
The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.
Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.
She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.
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Anne of the Island

Chapter XXIX · Chapter 29

Chapter 29 of Anne of the Island is here in full — 150 sentences across 30 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/30 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.
Line 2
She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.
Line 3
The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.
Line 4
Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.
Line 5
She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

All words in this reading · 96

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a

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

about

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

ago

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

almost

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

an

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

and

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

Anne

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

answered

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

any

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

around

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

as

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

at

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

bags

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

been

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

black

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

board

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

bows

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

but

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

cashmere

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

certain

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

charitable

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

come

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

dress

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

dusty

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

elderly

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

Esther's

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

face

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

faded

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

fashion

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

featureless

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

formed

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

from

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

guess

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

had

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

harvest-moon

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

hat

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

have

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

her

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

hundred

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

if

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

in

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

Janet

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

lace

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

lady

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

least

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

letter

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

little

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

looked

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

made

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

mail

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

meet

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

Miss

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

mits

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

Mrs

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

no

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

of

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

off

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

one

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

only

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

person

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

piled

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

preconception

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

red

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

ribbon

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

Road

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

Romance

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

round

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

saw

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

see

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

She

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

sight

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

sitting

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

Skinner's

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

station

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

stepped

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

straw

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

Sweet

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

ten

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

that

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

the

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

tight

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

to

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

train

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

trimmed

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

Two

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

Valley

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From this reading Mrs. Skinner’s Romance Anne stepped off the train at Valley Road station and looked about to see if any one had come to meet her.

wagon

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

was

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

weight

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

who

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

with

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From this reading She was to board with a certain Miss Janet Sweet, but she saw no one who answered in the least to her preconception of that lady, as formed from Esther’s letter.

woman

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From this reading The only person in sight was an elderly woman, sitting in a wagon with mail bags piled around her.

wore

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

would

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From this reading Two hundred would have been a charitable guess at her weight; her face was as round and red as a harvest-moon and almost as featureless.

years

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

yellow

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From this reading She wore a tight, black, cashmere dress, made in the fashion of ten years ago, a little dusty black straw hat trimmed with bows of yellow ribbon, and faded black lace mits.

Chapter 29 of Anne of the Island by L. M. (Lucy Maud) Montgomery holds 150 sentences, grouped into 30 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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Words and structures a reader meets early in Anne of the Island, each tappable for pronunciation and meaning.

Shadow
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Change
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Harvest
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Ended
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