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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 BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
aboot
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From this reading "Aweel, he did spend some time up aboot this way," the driver replied.
all
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
asked
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
Aweel
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From this reading "Aweel, he did spend some time up aboot this way," the driver replied.
ay
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
back
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
Baylay
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
BESIDEprepositionUS /bɪˈsaɪd/
next to; at the side of
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
CAMP
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
certain
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
childer
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
Children
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From this reading "Children you say, and up here in this wilderness?" exclaimed Lub, looking more or less surprised.
come
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
couldno
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
didauxiliary verbUS /dɪd/
the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives
From this reading "Aweel, he did spend some time up aboot this way," the driver replied.
doesauxiliary verbUS /dʌz/
the form of “do” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
dogs
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
driver
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From this reading "Aweel, he did spend some time up aboot this way," the driver replied.
duringprepositionUS /ˈdʊrɪŋ/
all through a period, or at some point within it
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
exclaimed
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From this reading "Children you say, and up here in this wilderness?" exclaimed Lub, looking more or less surprised.
eyes
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
family
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
FIRE
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
fixed
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
FRAGRANT
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
ha
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
haunts
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
heard
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
here
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From this reading "Children you say, and up here in this wilderness?" exclaimed Lub, looking more or less surprised.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
how
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
I'm
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
it's
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
later
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
less
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From this reading "Children you say, and up here in this wilderness?" exclaimed Lub, looking more or less surprised.
likely
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
little
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
live
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
looking
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From this reading "Children you say, and up here in this wilderness?" exclaimed Lub, looking more or less surprised.
Lub
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From this reading "Children you say, and up here in this wilderness?" exclaimed Lub, looking more or less surprised.
manages
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
matter
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
McNab
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
mean
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
mon
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
more
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From this reading "Children you say, and up here in this wilderness?" exclaimed Lub, looking more or less surprised.
Mr
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
mystery
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
neighbor
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
never
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
o
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
Oh
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
old
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading "Children you say, and up here in this wilderness?" exclaimed Lub, looking more or less surprised.
outing
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
pair
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
Phil
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
raft
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
replied
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From this reading "Aweel, he did spend some time up aboot this way," the driver replied.
sameadjectiveUS /seɪm/
Identical; not different.
From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
say
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
section
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
see
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
set
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
showing
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
sinceprepositionUS /sɪns/
from a time in the past until now
From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
some
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From this reading "Aweel, he did spend some time up aboot this way," the driver replied.
somehow
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
spend
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From this reading "Aweel, he did spend some time up aboot this way," the driver replied.
still
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
supportverbUS /səˈpɔːrt/
to provide what someone needs in order to live
From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
surprised
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From this reading "Children you say, and up here in this wilderness?" exclaimed Lub, looking more or less surprised.
tawld
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
theirdeterminerUS /ðer/
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
thim
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
tho
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From this reading "Oh! ay, a pair o' thim I'm tawld, tho' for the matter I couldno' say for certain, since I never ha' set eyes on the same.
thoughconjunctionUS /ðoʊ/
in spite of the fact that
From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
thoughts
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
time
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From this reading "Aweel, he did spend some time up aboot this way," the driver replied.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
unpleasant
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
up
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
used
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From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
way
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From this reading "Aweel, he did spend some time up aboot this way," the driver replied.
ways
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading BESIDE THE FRAGRANT CAMP FIRE "I heard say that this Baylay had come back to his old haunts; does that mean he used to live up in this section, Mr. McNab?" asked Phil, a little later, showing that his thoughts were still fixed upon the unpleasant neighbor they were likely to have during their outing.
wife
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
wild
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From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
wildernessnounUS /ˈwɪldərnəs/
a wild area where few people live
From this reading "Children you say, and up here in this wilderness?" exclaimed Lub, looking more or less surprised.
YoupronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading "You see, the mon has a family, for all his wild ways, and somehow he manages to support the wife and childer and a raft o' dogs, though it's a mystery how he does the same."
