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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 "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
according
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
air
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
amongprepositionUS /əˈmʌŋ/
surrounded by; in the middle of a group
From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
Amy
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
ANDconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
apparently
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
balmy
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
blackenedadjectiveUS /ˈblækənd/
made dark by burning or soot made dark by soot, burning, or black marks
From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
bluebirds
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
breath
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
broughtnounUS /ˈbrought/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
ByprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
came
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CAMPAIGN
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From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
ceased
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
circumstance
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clear
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From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
closed
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
cloudless
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From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
cold
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From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
congratulation
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
coursenounUS /course/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
cut
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
darkness
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
day
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From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
delicate
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
differentnounUS /ˈdifferent/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
echoes
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
eitherdeterminerUS /ˈiːðər/
one or the other of two
From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
else
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
evening
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From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
face
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
February
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From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
foundnounUS /found/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
frost
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
fruit
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
future
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
germs
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
gold-color
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
green
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
human
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
icy
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
lamb
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
lastnounUS /last/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
like
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
many
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
March
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melted
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
month
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
most
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
mutual
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
neighbors
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
noon
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
notes
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
number
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
old
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
ominous
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
OPENING
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From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
pallid
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
parts
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
peach-trees
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
place
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
PLANNING
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From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
promise
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
quiet
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
rather
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
record
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
redeemed
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
rejoiced
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
rose
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
run
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
serene
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From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
showing
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
snow
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
soft
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
sparkled
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
sprays
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
stillnounUS /still/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
sun
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
tempestuous
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
theirdeterminerUS /ðer/
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
traditions
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uncertain
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
warm
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From this reading The sun rose clear and warm, the snow sparkled and melted, the bluebirds rejoiced, and their soft notes of mutual congratulation found many echoes among their human neighbors.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading PLANNING AND OPENING THE CAMPAIGN The last day of February was clear, cloudless, and cold, the evening serene and still.
weather
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
weather-prophets
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From this reading "March came in like a lamb"--an ominous circumstance for the future record of this month of most uncertain weather, according to the traditions of the old weather-prophets.
Webb
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
Winter's
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From this reading Winter's tempestuous course was run, its icy breath apparently had ceased, and darkness closed on its quiet, pallid face.
wonderfully
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From this reading By noon the air was wonderfully soft and balmy, and Webb brought in a number of sprays from peach-trees cut in different parts of the place, and redeemed his promise to Amy, showing her the fruit germs, either green, or rather of a delicate gold-color, or else blackened by frost.
