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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 WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
account
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
all
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
amongprepositionUS /əˈmʌŋ/
surrounded by; in the middle of a group
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
any
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From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
appeared
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
AtprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
brilliant
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
child
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From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
city
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From this reading It was his wish that she should marry a wealthy man of the city.
companions
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
complacency
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From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
daughter
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
didauxiliary verbUS /dɪd/
the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives
From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
dinner-table
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
dreamnounUS /driːm/
A series of thoughts, images, or emotions during sleep.
From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
elegant
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From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
enjoyed
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
establishment
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From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
everydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/
all the members of a group, with none left out
From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
EXPEDITION
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
experience
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
fashionable
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
FATEFUL
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
father
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
fear
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From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
former
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
forwardnounUS /forward/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
future
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From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
Gertrude
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
give
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
given
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
good-night
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
grown
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From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
handsomenounUS /ˈhandsome/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
Hargrove
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
head
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From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
hoping
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
I've
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From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
inquiringly
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
invitation
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
kind
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From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
kiss
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
library
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
lifenounUS /life/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
littlenounUS /little/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
lookednounUS /looked/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
man
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From this reading It was his wish that she should marry a wealthy man of the city.
marry
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From this reading It was his wish that she should marry a wealthy man of the city.
moment
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
Mr
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
new
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From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
ordering
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From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
other
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From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
promise
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
prove
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
rather
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From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
return
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
sadly
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From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
said
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
shook
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From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
shouldmodal verbUS /ʃʊd/
used to say what is right, expected, or advisable
From this reading It was his wish that she should marry a wealthy man of the city.
some
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
supposenounUS /ˈsuppose/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
thingnounUS /thing/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
tired
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From this reading She shook her head sadly, and, after a moment, said: "I fear I've grown rather tired of that kind of thing.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
tooknounUS /took/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
up
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
vivacious
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading It was his wish that she should marry a wealthy man of the city.
wealthy
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From this reading It was his wish that she should marry a wealthy man of the city.
WEBB'S
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
welcomed
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From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
well
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
wentnounUS /went/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
wife
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From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
wish
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From this reading It was his wish that she should marry a wealthy man of the city.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading His wife did not dream of any other future for her handsome child, and she looked forward with no little complacency to the ordering of a new and elegant establishment.
wouldmodal verbUS /wʊd/
used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past
From this reading WEBB'S FATEFUL EXPEDITION Mr. Hargrove had welcomed the invitation that took his daughter among some of her former companions, hoping that a return to brilliant fashionable life would prove to her that she could not give it up.
yachting
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From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
YoupronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading At the dinner-table Gertrude had given a vivacious account of her yachting experience, and all had appeared to promise well; but when she went to the library to kiss her father good-night, he looked at her inquiringly, and said, "You enjoyed every moment, I suppose?"
