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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 “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
AfterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
all
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
best
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
birds
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
blessing
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
blows
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
bonny
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
brief
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
bumpkin
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
bush
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
chooses
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
Commend
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
company
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
concurrence
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
cup
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
drink
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
earnest
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
ensample
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
following
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
ForprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
foul
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
fowl
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
Goldthred
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
guest
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
hathauxiliary verbUS /hæθ/
an old form of “has”
From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
health
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
horn
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
host
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
hours
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
indulged
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
instigation
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
interval
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
jest
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
jolly
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
joyous
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
Lancelot
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From this reading Talk you of young Master Lancelot?
lark
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
late
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
laughs
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
leftnounUS /left/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
loves
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
Master
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From this reading Talk you of young Master Lancelot?
maymodal verbUS /meɪ/
used to say something is possible, or to give permission
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
melody
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
MERCHANTnounUS /ˈmɜːr.tʃənt/
A person or company involved in wholesale trade, especially with foreign countries.
From this reading --MERCHANT OF VENICE.
minepronounUS /maɪn/
the one or ones belonging to the person speaking
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
morn
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
morsel
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
nest
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
night
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Talk you of young Master Lancelot?
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
out
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
owl
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
SinceprepositionUS /sɪns/
from a time in the past until now
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
sleeps
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From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
some
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
song
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
sun
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
Talk
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From this reading Talk you of young Master Lancelot?
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
Then
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
thosedeterminerUS /ðoʊz/
the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
thoughconjunctionUS /ðoʊ/
in spite of the fact that
From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
tillprepositionUS /tɪl/
up to a particular time
From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
tree
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
trowl
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From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading “The lark is but a bumpkin fowl, He sleeps in his nest till morn; But my blessing upon the jolly owl, That all night blows his horn.
VENICE
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From this reading --MERCHANT OF VENICE.
We'll
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
weather
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
west
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
whoops
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From this reading For when the sun hath left the west, He chooses the tree that he loves the best, And he whoops out his song, and he laughs at his jest; Then, though hours be late and weather foul, We'll drink to the health of the bonny, bonny owl.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading After some brief interval, Master Goldthred, at the earnest instigation of mine host, and the joyous concurrence of his guest, indulged the company with the following morsel of melody:-- “Of all the birds on bush or tree, Commend me to the owl, Since he may best ensample be To those the cup that trowl.
youpronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading Talk you of young Master Lancelot?
young
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From this reading Talk you of young Master Lancelot?
