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Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for

Chapter XXV · Chapter 25

Chapter 25 of Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for is here in full — 206 sentences across 42 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.
They poured out wine for their guests, and, lo!
each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.
The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.
Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.
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Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for

Chapter XXV · Chapter 25

Chapter 25 of Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for is here in full — 206 sentences across 42 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/41 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.
Line 2
They poured out wine for their guests, and, lo!
Line 3
each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.
Line 4
The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.
Line 5
Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

Learner Dictionary

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Disguise noun US /dɪsˈɡaɪz/

A means of altering one's appearance to conceal one's identity.

From this reading “The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.”

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again

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From this reading each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.

all

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

amazed

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

and

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

ashamed

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

at

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

Baucis

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

Being

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

brim

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From this reading each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.

But

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

chase

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

come

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

couple

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

disguisenounUS /dɪsˈɡaɪz/

A means of altering one's appearance to conceal one's identity.

From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

down

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

each

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From this reading each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.

earth

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

entertainment

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

filled

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From this reading each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.

for

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From this reading They poured out wine for their guests, and, lo!

gave

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

goose

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

guests

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From this reading They poured out wine for their guests, and, lo!

happened

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

his

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

humble

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

hurried

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

in

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

indeed

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

intending

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

it

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

itself

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From this reading each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.

Jupiter

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

kill

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

knew

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

lo

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From this reading They poured out wine for their guests, and, lo!

Mercury

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

mere

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

mortals

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no

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

not

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

of

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

old

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

once

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

only

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

other

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

out

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From this reading They poured out wine for their guests, and, lo!

Philemon

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

pitcher

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From this reading each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.

poor

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

poured

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From this reading They poured out wine for their guests, and, lo!

roast

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From this reading Being ashamed of their humble entertainment, Philemon hurried out and gave chase to his only goose, intending to kill and roast it.

something

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

startled

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

than

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

that

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

the

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From this reading each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.

their

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From this reading They poured out wine for their guests, and, lo!

then

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

They

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From this reading They poured out wine for their guests, and, lo!

time

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From this reading each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.

to

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From this reading each time the pitcher filled itself again to the brim.

travelers

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

were

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From this reading The old couple then knew that their guests were not mere mortals; indeed, they were no other than Jupiter and Mercury come down to earth in the disguise of poor travelers.

which

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From this reading But all at once something happened which startled and amazed Baucis and Philemon.

wine

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From this reading They poured out wine for their guests, and, lo!

Chapter 25 of Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for by Frances Jenkins Olcott holds 206 sentences, grouped into 42 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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Chapter 25 holds 206 sentences of Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for, unabridged, divided into 42 reading sections.

This page carries chapter 25 of Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for by Frances Jenkins Olcott exactly as it stands in the public-domain source edition, without abridgement. It runs to 206 sentences, grouped into 42 sections of at most 5 sentences so that a reader can take the chapter in steady, finishable pieces. The chapter also stores a coverage record mapping every one of its sentences to a part of the work, which is how the edition demonstrates that no line was dropped.

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Vocabulary met early in Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for

Words and structures a reader meets early in Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for, each tappable for pronunciation and meaning.

Produced
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Lough
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Stories
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Great
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