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AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?" "Somewhat," admitted the leader of the Darewell Chums. "But it isn't so bad as I expected. I wonder where we are, anyhow?" "Might be ten miles away," observed Frank.
Chapter 6 of Bart Keene's Hunting Days is here in full — 147 sentences across 30 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.
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on the subject of; concerning
From this reading “AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"”
later than; following
From this reading “AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"”
used to say something is possible but not certain
From this reading “"Might be ten miles away," observed Frank.”
above and across; more than
From this reading “AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"”
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used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
on the subject of; concerning
From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading "Somewhat," admitted the leader of the Darewell Chums.
later than; following
From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading I wonder where we are, anyhow?"
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading I wonder where we are, anyhow?"
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading "But it isn't so bad as I expected.
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From this reading "Might be ten miles away," observed Frank.
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From this reading "But it isn't so bad as I expected.
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading "Might be ten miles away," observed Frank.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading "Somewhat," admitted the leader of the Darewell Chums.
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From this reading "Somewhat," admitted the leader of the Darewell Chums.
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading "But it isn't so bad as I expected.
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading "Might be ten miles away," observed Frank.
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading "But it isn't so bad as I expected.
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading "Somewhat," admitted the leader of the Darewell Chums.
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
used to say something is possible but not certain
From this reading "Might be ten miles away," observed Frank.
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From this reading "Might be ten miles away," observed Frank.
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From this reading "Might be ten miles away," observed Frank.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading "Somewhat," admitted the leader of the Darewell Chums.
above and across; more than
From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading "But it isn't so bad as I expected.
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading "Might be ten miles away," observed Frank.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading "Somewhat," admitted the leader of the Darewell Chums.
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading I wonder where we are, anyhow?"
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From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
in or at the place that
From this reading I wonder where we are, anyhow?"
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From this reading I wonder where we are, anyhow?"
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading AN UNEXPECTED MEETING "Well," remarked Fenn, after a somewhat long pause, "I don't know how you fellows feel about it, but I think they've rather put it all over us; eh Bart?"
