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Kidnapped

Chapter XIX · Chapter 19

Chapter 19 of Kidnapped is here in full — 112 sentences across 23 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Chapter 19 of Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson holds 112 sentences, grouped into 23 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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Chapter 19 holds 112 sentences of Kidnapped, unabridged, divided into 23 reading sections.

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THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.
The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.
At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.
It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.
James must have tint his wits,” said Alan.
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Kidnapped

Chapter XIX · Chapter 19

Chapter 19 of Kidnapped is here in full — 112 sentences across 23 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/23 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.
Line 2
The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.
Line 3
At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.
Line 4
It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.
Line 5
James must have tint his wits,” said Alan.

Learner Dictionary

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Open verb US /ˈoʊ.pən/

To move from a closed position.

From this reading “It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.”

Stood verb US /stʊd/

Maintained an upright posture.

From this reading “It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.”

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a

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

about

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

afternoon

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

Alan

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

all

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

an

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

and

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

as

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

assured

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

At

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

beam

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

below

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

brae

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

brand

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

broken

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

by

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

came

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

candle-light

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

carrying

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

clock

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

clouds

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

could

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

dark

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

directed

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

door

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

each

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

extremely

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

FEAR

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

fell

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

fire

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

five

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

for

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

had

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

half-past

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

have

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From this reading “James must have tint his wits,” said Alan.

he

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

himself

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

his

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From this reading “James must have tint his wits,” said Alan.

HOUSE

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

how

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

hurriedly

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

I

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

in

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

it

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

James

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From this reading “James must have tint his wits,” said Alan.

last

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

let

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

lighted

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

lights

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

manner

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

means

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

mountainsides

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

moving

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

must

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From this reading “James must have tint his wits,” said Alan.

Night

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

no

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

OF

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

on

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

openverbUS /ˈoʊ.pən/

To move from a closed position.

From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

or

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

out

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

over

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

persons

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

pushed

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

rough

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

round

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

said

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From this reading “James must have tint his wits,” said Alan.

saw

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

season

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

see

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

seemed

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

settled

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

six

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

so

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

steading

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From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

stoodverbUS /stʊd/

Maintained an upright posture.

From this reading It seemed a house door stood open and let out a beam of fire and candle-light; and all round the house and steading five or six persons were moving hurriedly about, each carrying a lighted brand.

ten

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

that

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

THE

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

thickened

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

though

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

tint

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From this reading “James must have tint his wits,” said Alan.

to

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

top

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

up

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

us

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From this reading At last, about half-past ten of the clock, we came to the top of a brae, and saw lights below us.

walking

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

was

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

way

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

we

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

went

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

were

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

which

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.

with

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From this reading The way we went was over rough mountainsides; and though Alan pushed on with an assured manner, I could by no means see how he directed himself.

wits

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From this reading “James must have tint his wits,” said Alan.

year

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From this reading THE HOUSE OF FEAR Night fell as we were walking, and the clouds, which had broken up in the afternoon, settled in and thickened, so that it fell, for the season of the year, extremely dark.