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Chapter VI
Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust. “Spit—spit! Trample—trample!... Christ! I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
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on the subject of; concerning
From this reading “Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.”
members of a ship’s crew
From this reading “I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.”
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on the subject of; concerning
From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading Christ!
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
members of a ship’s crew
From this reading I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
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From this reading I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
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From this reading I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading I see the heavens opened!” shrieked the old missionary, covering his eyes with his hands.
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading “Spit—spit!
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
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From this reading Trample—trample!...
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From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
in the company of; together with
From this reading Willard, seized with the communicative frenzy, fell on his knees, tearing at the pages, and scattering them about him, smirched and defiled in the dust.
