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Charles Peace

Chapter XXVI

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ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.
Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.
He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.
For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.
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Charles Peace

Chapter XXVI

Chapter 26 of Charles Peace is here in full — 1051 sentences across 211 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.
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Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.
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He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.
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For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

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After preposition US /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading “Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.”

Been auxiliary verb US /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading “Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.”

Himself pronoun US /hɪmˈself/

used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object

From this reading “For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.”

One pronoun US /wʌn/

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading “For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.”

Over preposition US /ˈoʊvər/

above and across; more than

From this reading “He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.”

Silence noun US /ˈsaɪ.ləns/

Complete absence of sound; a state of quietness and stillness.

From this reading “For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.”

Upon preposition US /əˈpɑːn/

a formal word for “on”

From this reading “He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.”

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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 He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

Alf

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

Algernon

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

alias

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

ANDconjunctionUS /ənd/

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

From this reading ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.

Ashbrook

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

ASSOCIATES

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From this reading ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.

back

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

best

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

black

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

blows

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

blue

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

butconjunctionUS /bʌt/

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

CHALLENGE

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From this reading ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.

contrived

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

days

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From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

dirty

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

ERIC

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From this reading ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.

expelled

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

farmhouse

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

Ferry

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

foaming

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

ForprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

FORTESCUE

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From this reading ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.

fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

girl

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

hepronounUS /hiː/

a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

himpronounUS /hɪm/

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

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

himselfpronounUS /hɪmˈself/

used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object

From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

HISdeterminerUS /hɪz/

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.

ignobly

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

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

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

Kitty

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

London

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

made

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

mercilessly

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

metropolis

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

moody

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From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

morning

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From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

MR

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From this reading MR.

night

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From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

onepronounUS /wʌn/

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/

above and across; more than

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

pain

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

Parvis

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

plight

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

preserved

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From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

rage

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

reach

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

RESPECTABLE

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From this reading ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.

RESULT

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From this reading ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.

room

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From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

saturated

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

shoulders

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

showered

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

shut

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From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

silencenounUS /ˈsaɪ.ləns/

Complete absence of sound; a state of quietness and stillness.

From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

smarting

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

soconjunctionUS /soʊ/

for that reason; with the result that

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

Stoke

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

Sutherland

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

terrible

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

THEdeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading ERIC FORTESCUE AND HIS RESPECTABLE ASSOCIATES――THE CHALLENGE, AND THE RESULT.

three

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From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

thrown

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

toparticleUS /tuː/

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

From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

up

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From this reading For three days he preserved a moody silence, and shut himself up in one room from morning to night.

uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/

a formal word for “on”

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

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

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

water

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From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

way

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From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.

wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/

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

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading He was in a terrible plight――was saturated with the dirty water which had been thrown over him by the girl Kitty, and his back and shoulders were black and blue from the blows that had been so mercilessly showered upon him by Ashbrook, but he contrived to reach the metropolis.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading Mr. Eric Fortescue, alias Alf Parvis, alias Mr. Algernon Sutherland, smarting with pain, and foaming with rage, made the best of his way to London after he had been ignobly expelled from Stoke Ferry farmhouse.