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Chapter XII

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Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.
--JOANNA BAILLIE'S FAMILY LEGEND.
The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.
The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.
The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.
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LEARNER DICTIONARY
Archivist
/ˈɑːrkɪvɪst/
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A keeper or guardian of historical records and memories.

Kenilworth

Chapter XII

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

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Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.
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--JOANNA BAILLIE'S FAMILY LEGEND.
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The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.
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The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.
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The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

Learner Dictionary

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Ancient adjective US /ˈeɪn.ʃənt/

Belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence or deeply revered.

From this reading “The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.”

Hath auxiliary verb US /hæθ/

an old form of “has”

From this reading “Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.”

Name noun US /name/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.”

Same noun US /same/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.”

Wind noun US /wind/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.”

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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 old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

adjoined

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

Ah

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From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

amusement

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

andeterminerUS /æn/

the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound

From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

ancientadjectiveUS /ˈeɪn.ʃənt/

Belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence or deeply revered.

From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

approach

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

away

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From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

BAILLIE'S

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From this reading --JOANNA BAILLIE'S FAMILY LEGEND.

belonging

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

blossom

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From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

blown

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From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

brickwork

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

building

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

butconjunctionUS /bʌt/

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

chase

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

clothed

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

considerable

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

constructed

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

creepers

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

deep

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

defended

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

difficult

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

discover

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

drawbridge

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

entitled

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

Exmoor

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

extensive

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

FAMILY

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From this reading --JOANNA BAILLIE'S FAMILY LEGEND.

favourite

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

flower

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From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

forest

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

game

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

ground

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

Hall

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

hathauxiliary verbUS /hæθ/

an old form of “has”

From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

house

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From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

Hugh

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

itpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

ivy

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

JOANNA

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From this reading --JOANNA BAILLIE'S FAMILY LEGEND.

LEGEND

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From this reading --JOANNA BAILLIE'S FAMILY LEGEND.

Lidcote

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

low

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

mansion

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

materials

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

mepronounUS /miː/

the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

moat

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

namenounUS /name/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

near

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

occupying

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

octagonal

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

old

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

other

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From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

plentifully

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

pursue

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

rights

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

Robsart

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

samenounUS /same/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

seat

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

Sir

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

situated

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

soconjunctionUS /soʊ/

for that reason; with the result that

From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

some

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

space

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

stocked

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

surrounded

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

tower

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From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

towers

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From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

venerable

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From this reading The old mansion was a low, venerable building, occupying a considerable space of ground, which was surrounded by a deep moat.

village

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/

the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

whatpronounUS /wʌt/

used to ask for information about something

From this reading The approach and drawbridge were defended by an octagonal tower, of ancient brickwork, but so clothed with ivy and other creepers that it was difficult to discover of what materials it was constructed.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

wild

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From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

windnounUS /wind/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading The ancient seat of Lidcote Hall was situated near the village of the same name, and adjoined the wild and extensive forest of Exmoor, plentifully stocked with game, in which some ancient rights belonging to the Robsart family entitled Sir Hugh to pursue his favourite amusement of the chase.

yourdeterminerUS /jɔːr/

belonging to the person or people being spoken to

From this reading Ah me! the flower and blossom of your house, The wind hath blown away to other towers.