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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 Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
Ab-so-lute-ly
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From this reading “Ab-so-lute-ly cosy, Patsy, my dear,” responded the major.
AndconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
any
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From this reading “Here we are in our own steam-heated flat—seven rooms and a bath, not counting the closets—hot water any time you turn the faucet; a telephone call brings the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker; latest editions of the papers chucked into the passage!
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading “Here we are in our own steam-heated flat—seven rooms and a bath, not counting the closets—hot water any time you turn the faucet; a telephone call brings the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker; latest editions of the papers chucked into the passage!
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
AUNT
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From this reading AUTHOR OF AUNT JANE’S NIECES SERIES THE FLYING GIRL SERIES, ETC., ETC.
AUTHOR
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From this reading AUTHOR OF AUNT JANE’S NIECES SERIES THE FLYING GIRL SERIES, ETC., ETC.
baker
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bath
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big
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
brings
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butcher
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call
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candlestick-maker
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cast
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
chair
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
Chicago
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
chucked
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closets
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Co
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
corner
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
cosy
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
counting
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daughter
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
dear
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
Doyle
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
editions
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enjoy
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
ETC
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From this reading AUTHOR OF AUNT JANE’S NIECES SERIES THE FLYING GIRL SERIES, ETC., ETC.
faucet
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flat
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FLYING
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From this reading AUTHOR OF AUNT JANE’S NIECES SERIES THE FLYING GIRL SERIES, ETC., ETC.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
GIRL
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From this reading AUTHOR OF AUNT JANE’S NIECES SERIES THE FLYING GIRL SERIES, ETC., ETC.
glance
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
half
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
handsplural nounUS /hændz/
members of a ship’s crew
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
head
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
Here
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From this reading “Here we are in our own steam-heated flat—seven rooms and a bath, not counting the closets—hot water any time you turn the faucet; a telephone call brings the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker; latest editions of the papers chucked into the passage!
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
hot
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From this reading “Here we are in our own steam-heated flat—seven rooms and a bath, not counting the closets—hot water any time you turn the faucet; a telephone call brings the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker; latest editions of the papers chucked into the passage!
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading “Here we are in our own steam-heated flat—seven rooms and a bath, not counting the closets—hot water any time you turn the faucet; a telephone call brings the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker; latest editions of the papers chucked into the passage!
JANE'S
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From this reading AUTHOR OF AUNT JANE’S NIECES SERIES THE FLYING GIRL SERIES, ETC., ETC.
latest
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Lee
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
Major
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
Miss
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading “Ab-so-lute-ly cosy, Patsy, my dear,” responded the major.
New
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
nice
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
NIECES
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From this reading AUTHOR OF AUNT JANE’S NIECES SERIES THE FLYING GIRL SERIES, ETC., ETC.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading “Here we are in our own steam-heated flat—seven rooms and a bath, not counting the closets—hot water any time you turn the faucet; a telephone call brings the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker; latest editions of the papers chucked into the passage!
now
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
OFprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading AUTHOR OF AUNT JANE’S NIECES SERIES THE FLYING GIRL SERIES, ETC., ETC.
ourdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading “Here we are in our own steam-heated flat—seven rooms and a bath, not counting the closets—hot water any time you turn the faucet; a telephone call brings the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker; latest editions of the papers chucked into the passage!
own
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papers
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passage
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Patricia
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
Patsy
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From this reading “Ab-so-lute-ly cosy, Patsy, my dear,” responded the major.
raising
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
reclined
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
Reilly
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
responded
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From this reading “Ab-so-lute-ly cosy, Patsy, my dear,” responded the major.
room
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
rooms
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From this reading “Here we are in our own steam-heated flat—seven rooms and a bath, not counting the closets—hot water any time you turn the faucet; a telephone call brings the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker; latest editions of the papers chucked into the passage!
rubbing
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
said
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
SERIES
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From this reading AUTHOR OF AUNT JANE’S NIECES SERIES THE FLYING GIRL SERIES, ETC., ETC.
seven
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sewing
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
shallmodal verbUS /ʃæl/
used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
sitting
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
snowflakes
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
steam-heated
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telephone
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THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading AUTHOR OF AUNT JANE’S NIECES SERIES THE FLYING GIRL SERIES, ETC., ETC.
throughprepositionUS /θruː/
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
time
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toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
together
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
turn
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water
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wepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
whirling
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
window
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
winter
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
York
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From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago “And now,” said Major Doyle, rubbing his hands together as he half reclined in his big chair in a corner of the sitting room, “now we shall enjoy a nice cosy winter in dear New York.”
youpronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading “Here we are in our own steam-heated flat—seven rooms and a bath, not counting the closets—hot water any time you turn the faucet; a telephone call brings the butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker; latest editions of the papers chucked into the passage!
young
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From this reading “Cosy?” said his young daughter, Miss Patricia Doyle, raising her head from her sewing to cast a glance through the window at the whirling snowflakes.
