Chapter I

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

later than; following

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

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From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

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From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

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

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

United States astronaut; the first man to set foot on the Moon (July 20, 1969) (1930-)

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

third-person singular of “ask” — make a request or demand for something to somebody

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

writes (books or stories or articles or the like) professionally (for pay)

From this reading AUTHOR OF "THE SECOND GENERATION," ETC.

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From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

eat an early morning meal

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

showing who or what does the action

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the child of your aunt or uncle

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

third-person singular of “disclose” — make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

doubt about someone's honesty

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

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From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

any of numerous small pigeons

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

a prearranged fight with deadly weapons by two people (accompanied by seconds) in order to settle a quarrel over a point of honor

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

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From this reading AUTHOR OF "THE SECOND GENERATION," ETC.

a social unit living together

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

promote over another

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

a ceremonial dinner party for many people

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

a sudden and violent collapse

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the act of searching for food and provisions

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

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From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

a mural done with watercolors on wet plaster

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

all the people living at the same time or of approximately the same age

From this reading AUTHOR OF "THE SECOND GENERATION," ETC.

plural of “go” — a time period for working (after which you will be relieved by someone else)

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

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

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

French poet and novelist and dramatist; leader of the romantic movement in France (1802-1885)

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

on condition that; in the event that

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

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

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

get involved, so as to alter or hinder an action, or through force or threat of force

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of eight and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

be a lodger; stay temporarily

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

held dear

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

take the midday meal

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

joined in matrimony

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

an artist of consummate skill

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

of or relating to the state of marriage

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the courage to carry on

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

a wrong action attributable to bad judgment or ignorance or inattention

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

a form of address for a married woman

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

a river in northwestern Russia flowing generally west into the Gulf of Finland

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

not ever; at no time in the past or future

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading AUTHOR OF "THE SECOND GENERATION," ETC.

and nothing more

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

look past, fail to notice

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the state prevailing during the absence of war

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

a geometric element that has position but no extension

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

third-person singular of “propose” — make a proposal, declare a plan for something

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

pierce with many holes

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

an educational institution

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites

From this reading AUTHOR OF "THE SECOND GENERATION," ETC.

causing intense interest, curiosity, or emotion

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

plural of “show” — the act of publicly exhibiting or entertaining

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

third-person singular of “solve” — find the solution to (a problem or question) or understand the meaning of

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the husband of your daughter

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

go sour or spoil

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

workplace for the teaching or practice of an art

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

having or denoting the characteristic taste of sugar

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

plural of “swoop” — (music) rapid sliding up or down the musical scale

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

a discussion intended to produce an agreement

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

plural of “tapestry” — something that resembles a tapestry in its intricacy

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

electronic equipment that converts sound into electrical signals that can be transmitted over distances and then converts received signals back into sounds

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

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

From this reading AUTHOR OF "THE SECOND GENERATION," ETC.

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

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

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From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

a cunning or deceitful action or device

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

something (as property) held by one party (the trustee) for the benefit of another (the beneficiary)

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

a unit of potential equal to the potential difference between two points on a conductor carrying a current of 1 ampere when the power dissipated between the two points is 1 watt

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of five and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

a way of regarding situations or topics etc.

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of six and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of seven and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

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From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the speaker together with one or more other people

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

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

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

an adult female person (as opposed to a man)

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

possessive form of “woman” — an adult female person (as opposed to a man)

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

plural of “woman” — an adult female person (as opposed to a man)

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the cardinal number that is the sum of nine and one; the base of the decimal system

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of ten and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of eleven and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of twelve and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of thirteen and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of eighteen and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of fourteen and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of fifteen and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of sixteen and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of seventeen and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of nineteen and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty-one and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty-two and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty-three and one

From this reading I.—A Matrimonial Mistake II.—A Feast and a Fiasco III.—"Only Cousin Neva" IV.—The Fosdick Family V.—Narcisse and Alois VI.—Neva Goes to School VII.—A Woman’s Point of View VIII.—In Neva’s Studio IX.—Master and Man X.—Amy Sweet and Amy Sour XI.—At Mrs. Trafford’s XII.—"We Never Were" XIII.—Overlook Lodge XIV.—Woman’s Distrust—and Trust XV.—Armstrong Swoops XVI.—Hugo Shows His Mettle XVII.—Violette’s Tapestries XVIII.—Armstrong Proposes XIX.—Two Telephone Talks XX.—Boris Discloses Himself XXI.—A Sensational Day XXII.—A Duel After Lunch XXIII.—"The Woman Boris Loved" XXIV.—Neva

the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty-eight and one

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty-four and one

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty-five and one

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty-six and one

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the cardinal number that is the sum of twenty-seven and one

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the cardinal number that is the product of ten and three

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

being one more than thirty

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

being two more than thirty

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .

the person or people being spoken to

From this reading Solves a Riddle XXV.—Two Women Intervene XXVI.—Trafford as a Dove of Peace XXVII.—Breakfast al Fresco XXVIII.—Foraging for Son-in-Law XXIX.—"If I Married You" XXX.—By a Trick XXXI.—"I Don’t Trust Him" XXXII.—Armstrong Asks a Favor Neva .