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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 said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
a-thinkin
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
accompanied
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From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
AFFAIR
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
alarmed
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
allowed
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
animiles
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
ark
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
ATprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
attitude
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
bad
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
barked
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
barons
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
begannounUS /began/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
better
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
boss
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
ByprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
came
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
CAMP
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
Castonia
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From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
Christopher
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From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
countenance
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
donenounUS /done/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
down
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
Dumphy
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
DURFY'S
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
Dwight
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From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
eagerly
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From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
edge
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
emissary
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
expectancy
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
Eye
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
fiendish
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
firstnounUS /first/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
ForprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
forenoon
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
got
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
guide
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From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
he'd
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
herenounUS /here/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
hill
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
Honorable
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
like
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
Mr
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From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
Noah
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
noon
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
off
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
old
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From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
perfectly
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
platform
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
Pulaski
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
returnednounUS /ˈreturned/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
said
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From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
samenounUS /same/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
say
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From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
seated
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
settlement
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From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
Shut
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
side
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From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
sight
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
sights
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
startin
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
Straight
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From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
stranded
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
swat
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
swore
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
tellnounUS /tell/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
temper
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
there
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
timber
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
Tommy
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
trouble
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
twas
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From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
up
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From this reading I said it first to old Noah up there, and he was startin' off with his animiles like as they done with the ark stranded, and he swore me up hill and down, and--" "Shut up!" barked the Honorable Pulaski, in a perfectly fiendish temper after the sights of that forenoon.
Wade
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From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
wangan
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From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
whateverdeterminerUS /ˌwʌˈtevər/
any or all of a kind, it does not matter which
From this reading THE AFFAIR AT DURFY'S CAMP "The boss was a-thinkin' to swat him, but allowed he had better not, For 'twas trouble bad that Dumphy had, whatever it was he'd got."
WhenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading By his side was old Christopher Straight, the guide who had accompanied Dwight Wade from Castonia settlement.
willmodal verbUS /wɪl/
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading When the timber barons came in sight of the camp at noon, Tommy Eye, returned emissary, was seated on the edge of the wangan platform with attitude and countenance of alarmed expectancy.
youpronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading "I done it--I said as you said for me to say," Tommy began, eagerly, "and Mr. Straight here will tell you the same.
