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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
AboveprepositionUS /əˈbʌv/
higher than, or over, something
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
absence
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From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
Ah
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From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
aided
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
all
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From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
anothernounUS /ˈanother/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
arm
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From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
arose
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
aspect
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From this reading Love and despair gave to her aspect a courage and sublimity which vividly impressed the hearts of all.
bar
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
BATTLE
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From this reading THE GAGE OF BATTLE.
beautiful
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
bent
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
CALDERSON'S
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
came
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From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
captive
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From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
clang
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
Constant
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
courage
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From this reading Love and despair gave to her aspect a courage and sublimity which vividly impressed the hearts of all.
crowd
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
despair
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From this reading Love and despair gave to her aspect a courage and sublimity which vividly impressed the hearts of all.
differentnounUS /ˈdifferent/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
doorway
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
evil
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From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
eyes
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
fates
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From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
feeble
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
feet
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
freeman
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From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
GAGE
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From this reading THE GAGE OF BATTLE.
gave
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From this reading Love and despair gave to her aspect a courage and sublimity which vividly impressed the hearts of all.
glittering
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
handsplural nounUS /hændz/
members of a ship’s crew
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
hathauxiliary verbUS /hæθ/
an old form of “has”
From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
heads
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
heard
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
heart
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
hearts
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From this reading Love and despair gave to her aspect a courage and sublimity which vividly impressed the hearts of all.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
hour
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From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
how
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From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
impressed
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From this reading Love and despair gave to her aspect a courage and sublimity which vividly impressed the hearts of all.
InprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
iron
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
Jane
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
justly
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From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
lament
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From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
leftnounUS /left/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
Love
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From this reading Love and despair gave to her aspect a courage and sublimity which vividly impressed the hearts of all.
Lover
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From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
made
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From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
more
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From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
neednounUS /need/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
OFprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading THE GAGE OF BATTLE.
ourdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
outstretched
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
peace
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From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
pike-points
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
Prince
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
railing
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
say
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From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
See
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From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
SinceprepositionUS /sɪns/
from a time in the past until now
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
slay
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From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
steel
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
sublimity
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From this reading Love and despair gave to her aspect a courage and sublimity which vividly impressed the hearts of all.
suddenlynounUS /ˈsuddenly/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE GAGE OF BATTLE.
thoughconjunctionUS /ðoʊ/
in spite of the fact that
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
thrilled
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading "In an evil hour I left her, Left her! more I need not say; Since in my absence came another Lover, all my peace to slay.
towardsprepositionUS /təˈwɔːrdz/
in the direction of
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
trampling
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
vividly
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From this reading Love and despair gave to her aspect a courage and sublimity which vividly impressed the hearts of all.
voice
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From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
whereconjunctionUS /wer/
in or at the place that
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Love and despair gave to her aspect a courage and sublimity which vividly impressed the hearts of all.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading CALDERSON'S _Constant Prince_ Above the clang of steel and the trampling of feet, a voice was heard that thrilled Jane to the heart; and though feeble, aided by the iron railing of the bar, she suddenly arose, with her hands outstretched and her beautiful eyes bent towards the doorway, where the pike-points were glittering above the heads of the crowd.
yourdeterminerUS /jɔːr/
belonging to the person or people being spoken to
From this reading I a captive, he a freeman, Ah! our fates how different; Since your arm hath made me captive, See how justly I lament."
