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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
1914
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
aboutprepositionUS /əˈbaʊt/
on the subject of; concerning
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
at or in the front
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
a mixture of gases (especially oxygen) required for breathing; the stuff that the wind consists of
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
alighted
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From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
Ariel
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
the sister of your father or mother; the wife of your uncle
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
writes (books or stories or articles or the like) professionally (for pay)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
a flexible container with a single opening
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
delighting the senses or exciting intellectual or emotional admiration
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
the qualities that give pleasure to the senses
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
marked by strong resentment or cynicism
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
bleakadjectiveUS /bliːk/
offering little or no hope
From this reading Surely, surely, thought Jean Varian, a bleak enough goal for her odd caprice!
a youthful male person
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
brakesnounUS /breɪks/
a braking device consisting of a combination of interacting parts that work to slow a motor vehicle
From this reading A ruined mill with dripping eaves, a grinding shudder of brakes, and the train halted.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
canvasnounUS /ˈkænvəs/
a heavy, closely woven fabric (used for clothing or chairs or sails or tents)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
a tight-fitting headdress
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
capricenounUS /kəˈpriːs/
a sudden desire
From this reading Surely, surely, thought Jean Varian, a bleak enough goal for her odd caprice!
chainsnounUS /tʃeɪnz/
metal shackles; for hands or legs
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
being full of or promoting cheer; having or showing good spirits
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
chillnounUS /tʃɪl/
coldness due to a cold environment
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
period extending from Dec. 24 to Jan. 6
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
make overcast or cloudy
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
an institution created to conduct business
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
a small house with a single story
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
inflected form of “creep” — move slowly; in the case of people or animals with the body near the ground
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
crimsonadjectiveUS /ˈkrɪmzən/
of a color at the end of the color spectrum (next to orange); resembling the color of blood or cherries or tomatoes or rubies
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
crutchnounUS /krʌtʃ/
a wooden or metal staff that fits under the armpit and reaches to the ground; used by disabled person while walking
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
the time during which someone's life continues
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
DecembernounUS /dɪˈsembər/
the last (12th) month of the year
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
DenvernounUS /ˈdenvər/
the state capital and largest city of Colorado; located in central Colorado on the South Platte river
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
Diane
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
dismaynounUS /dɪˈsmeɪ/
the feeling of despair in the face of obstacles
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
doffed
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
United States actor (born in Ireland); father of Georgiana Emma Barrymore (1827-1862)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
drippingnounUS /ˈdrɪpɪŋ/
a liquid (as water) that flows in drops (as from the eaves of house)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
eavesnounUS /iːvz/
the overhang at the lower edge of a roof
From this reading A ruined mill with dripping eaves, a grinding shudder of brakes, and the train halted.
an adequate quantity; a quantity that is large enough to achieve a purpose
From this reading Surely, surely, thought Jean Varian, a bleak enough goal for her odd caprice!
etc
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
ever-busy
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
opinion or judgment
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
FACINGnounUS /ˈfeɪsɪŋ/
a lining applied to the edge of a garment for ornamentation or strengthening
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
cause to fall by or as if by delivering a blow
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
inflected form of “flee” — run away quickly
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
the inside lower horizontal surface (as of a room, hallway, tent, or other structure)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
a person you know well and regard with affection and trust
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
Frontispiecenoun
an ornamental facade
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
containing as much or as many as is possible or normal
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
gailyadverbUS /ˈɡeɪli/
in a gay manner
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
unflinching in battle or action
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
glow-worm
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
goalnounUS /ɡoʊl/
the state of affairs that a plan is intended to achieve and that (when achieved) terminates behavior intended to achieve it
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
a neutral achromatic color midway between white and black
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
green color or pigment; resembling the color of growing grass
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
greenbacksnounUS /ˈɡriːnbæks/
plural of “greenback” — a piece of paper money (especially one issued by a central bank)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
grindingnounUS /ˈɡraɪndɪŋ/
material resulting from the process of grinding
From this reading A ruined mill with dripping eaves, a grinding shudder of brakes, and the train halted.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
past form of “halt” — cause to stop
From this reading A ruined mill with dripping eaves, a grinding shudder of brakes, and the train halted.
not easy; requiring great physical or mental effort to accomplish or comprehend or endure
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
hazyadjectiveUS /ˈheɪzi/
filled or abounding with fog or mist
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
the locus of feelings and intuitions
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
where you live at a particular time
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
imagerynounUS /ˈɪmədʒri/
the ability to form mental images of things or events
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
indefinableadjectiveUS /ˌɪndɪˈfaɪnəbəl/
not capable of being precisely or readily described; not easily put into words
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
inspiredadjectiveUS /ˌɪnˈspaɪərd/
being of such surpassing excellence as to suggest inspiration by the gods
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
a sense of concern with and curiosity about someone or something
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
a coarse durable twill-weave cotton fabric
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
undertake a journey or trip
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
plural of “knee” — hinge joint in the human leg connecting the tibia and fibula with the femur and protected in front by the patella
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
a polite name for any woman
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
prefer or wish to do something
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
plural of “line” — a formation of people or things one beside another
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
lonelinessnounUS /ˈloʊnlinəs/
the state of being alone in solitary isolation
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
lacking companions or companionship
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
Loring
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
produced by a manufacturing process
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
marqueenounUS /mɑːrˈkiː/
large and often sumptuous tent
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
marredadjectiveUS /mɑːrd/
blemished by injury or rough wear
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
matureadjectiveUS /məˈtʃʊr/
characteristic of maturity
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
McBride
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From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
involving the mind or an intellectual process
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
millverbUS /mɪl/
move about in a confused manner
From this reading A ruined mill with dripping eaves, a grinding shudder of brakes, and the train halted.
become covered with mist
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
the opening through which food is taken in and vocalizations emerge
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
NastnounUS /næst/
United States political cartoonist (1840-1902)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
Noah'snounUS /ˈnoʊəz/
possessive form of “noah” — the Hebrew patriarch who saved himself and his family and the animals by building an ark in which they survived 40 days and 40 nights of rain; the story of Noah and the flood is told in the Book of Genesis
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
OctobernounUS /ɑːkˈtoʊbər/
the month following September and preceding November
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
not divisible by two
From this reading Surely, surely, thought Jean Varian, a bleak enough goal for her odd caprice!
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
relating to or being on or near the outer side or limit
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
overpoweringadjectiveUS /ˈoʊvərˈpaʊrɪŋ/
so strong as to be irresistible
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
one side of one leaf (of a book or magazine or newspaper or letter etc.) or the written or pictorial matter it contains
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
panic-strickenadjective
thrown into a state of intense fear or desperation
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
an organization to gain political power
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
passengernounUS /ˈpæsəndʒər/
a traveler riding in a vehicle (a boat or bus or car or plane or train etc) who is not operating it
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
a visual representation (of an object or scene or person or abstraction) produced on a surface
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
PinesnounUS /paɪnz/
plural of “pine” — a coniferous tree
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
pitifuladjectiveUS /ˈpɪtəfəl/
inspiring mixed contempt and pity
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
a raised horizontal surface
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
prepared and printed for distribution and sale
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
PullmannounUS /ˈpʊlmən/
luxurious passenger car; for day or night travel
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
accomplished rapidly and without delay
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
water falling in drops from vapor condensed in the atmosphere
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
roofedadjectiveUS /ruːft/
covered with a roof; having a roof as specified (often used in combination)
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
destroyed physically or morally
From this reading A ruined mill with dripping eaves, a grinding shudder of brakes, and the train halted.
(of persons) having the torso erect and legs bent with the body supported on the buttocks
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
plural of “shadow” — shade within clear boundaries
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
shudderverbUS /ˈʃʌdər/
shake, as from cold
From this reading A ruined mill with dripping eaves, a grinding shudder of brakes, and the train halted.
sillnounUS /sɪl/
structural member consisting of a continuous horizontal timber forming the lowest member of a framework or supporting structure
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
being or characteristic of a single thing or person
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
without speed (“slow” is sometimes used informally for “slowly”)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
sobbingnounUS /ˈsɑːbɪŋ/
convulsive gasp made while weeping
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
soddenadjectiveUS /ˈsɑːdən/
wet through and through; thoroughly wet
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
storm-beatenadjective
damaged by storm
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
stuffedadjectiveUS /stʌft/
filled with something
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
definitely or positively (“sure” is sometimes used informally for “surely”)
From this reading Surely, surely, thought Jean Varian, a bleak enough goal for her odd caprice!
surgeverbUS /sɜːrdʒ/
rise and move, as in waves or billows
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
the content of cognition; the main thing you are thinking about
From this reading Surely, surely, thought Jean Varian, a bleak enough goal for her odd caprice!
the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
tiresomeadjectiveUS /ˈtaɪərsəm/
so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
create by training and teaching
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
travelernounUS /ˈtrævələr/
a person who changes location
From this reading With quick interest in her eyes, the traveler alighted, but outside on the sodden village platform her interest fled panic-stricken in an overpowering surge of loneliness and dismay.
a tall perennial woody plant having a main trunk and branches forming a distinct elevated crown; includes both gymnosperms and angiosperms
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
twilightnounUS /ˈtwaɪlaɪt/
the time of day immediately following sunset
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
the brother of your father or mother; the husband of your aunt
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
unfamiliaradjectiveUS /ˌʌnfəˈmɪljər/
not known or well known
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
unheededadjectiveUS /ənˈhiːdɪd/
disregarded
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
being or moving higher in position or greater in some value; being above a former position or level
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
a long depression in the surface of the land that usually contains a river
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques in a given field (especially in the arts)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
Varian
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From this reading Surely, surely, thought Jean Varian, a bleak enough goal for her odd caprice!
a community of people smaller than a town
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
belonging to which person
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
a framework of wood or metal that contains a glass windowpane and is built into a wall or roof to admit light or air
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
in the company of; together with
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
an adult female person (as opposed to a man)
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
everything that exists anywhere
From this reading It had been a long and tiresome journey through a sodden world roofed with a marquee of mist; three days of cloud and rain from her lonely home in Denver to the goal ahead, an unfamiliar village of which her hazy mental picture had been inspired by the imagery of a friend.
but in spite of that
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
the English royal house (a branch of the Plantagenet line) that reigned from 1461 to 1485; its emblem was a white rose
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.
youthfuladjectiveUS /ˈjuːθfəl/
suggestive of youth; vigorous and fresh
From this reading In the Heart of the Christmas Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines Author of "Uncle Noah's Christmas Party," "Diane of the Green Van," etc. New York McBride, Nast & Company Published October, 1914 The ever-busy crutch fell unheeded to the floor and Aunt Cheerful Loring fell sobbing to her knees _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE The boy seated himself upon the window sill and doffed his dripping cap with the air of a gallant 34 So by the window the Lady Ariel and Aunt Cheerful gaily made crimson chains for a Christmas tree 64 Jean drew forth the pitiful little canvas bag and stuffed it full of greenbacks 112 The Cottage in the Pines In the Heart of the Christmas Pines THROUGH the chill rain of the December twilight a train crept slowly up the valley like a storm-beaten glow-worm, its single Pullman passenger a woman, youthful and yet mature, whose beauty was marred by indefinable shadows in the beautiful gray eyes and hard and bitter lines about the mouth.