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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 Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
accompany
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From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
all
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
ammunition
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
AmongprepositionUS /əˈmʌŋ/
surrounded by; in the middle of a group
From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
ate
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
attack
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
behindprepositionUS /bɪˈhaɪnd/
at or toward the back of something
From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
Braggen's
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
breakers
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
bullets
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
bunting
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
cent
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
civilized
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
clamoring
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
cowardly
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
criednounUS /cried/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
crouching
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
deadly
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
departing
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
departure
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
describe
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
didauxiliary verbUS /dɪd/
the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives
From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
disregarding
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
disrespect
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From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
doubtless
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From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
doughnuts
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
dumdum
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
dutynounUS /ˈduːti/
a responsibility that must be carried out
From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
edge
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
enlivened
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
enormous
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
evacuation
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From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
Everett
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
flivver
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
float
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
former
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From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
four
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
girls
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
helpnounUS /help/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
hero
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From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
heroes
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
Hope
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
host
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
how
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
hurled
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
intended
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From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
jaw
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
LASTnounUS /last/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
laughing
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
legion
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
Lemon
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
littlenounUS /little/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
Manor
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From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
masterly
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From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
more
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
multitude
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
neednounUS /need/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
now
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From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
ourdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
pal
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From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
pause
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
Pee-wee
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
Probably
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From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
pullednounUS /pulled/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
pursuing
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
rescuer
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From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
retreat
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From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
roof
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
SALLY
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From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
saw
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
several
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Probably she intended no disrespect to her little rescuer and former pal; doubtless she could not help laughing.
sign
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
sitting
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
Snailsdale
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From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
Snailsdalions
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
Stillmore
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From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
usages
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
volleys
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From this reading We need not pause to describe the cowardly attack of the Snailsdalions, how they pulled the bunting from the departing float and how our hero, crouching on the edge of the roof behind the enormous sign, hurled volleys of deadly doughnuts at the pursuing legion.
warfare
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From this reading Lemon jaw breakers (four for a cent) did duty as dumdum bullets, but the clamoring host, disregarding all the usages of civilized warfare, ate the ammunition and cried for more.
WepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading THE LAST SALLY We are now to accompany our hero in his masterly retreat after the evacuation of Snailsdale Manor.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Among the laughing multitude which enlivened the departure of our heroes, Pee-wee saw Hope Stillmore sitting with several girls in Everett Braggen’s flivver and laughing with them.
