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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 Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
according
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
ANdeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading THE GEOGRAPHY OF AN IRISH OATH.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
any
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
appears
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
applied
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
canmodal verbUS /kæn/
to be able to, or to be allowed to
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
capital
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
character
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
concerned
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
craniums
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
created
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From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
discovered
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
doauxiliary verbUS /duː/
used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
drawing
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From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
engaged
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From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
examination
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From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
explain
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
extravagance
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
fails
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
far
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
fighting
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From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
fitness
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
frolic
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
GEOGRAPHY
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From this reading THE GEOGRAPHY OF AN IRISH OATH.
hard
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From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
head
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From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
Heaven
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From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
hitherto
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
howeveradverbUS /ˌhaʊˈevər/
used to add a contrasting statement
From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
inasmuch
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
inferences
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From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
inseparable
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
intellectual
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
IRISH
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From this reading THE GEOGRAPHY OF AN IRISH OATH.
Irishmen
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
justice
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
knows
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From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
lifenounUS /life/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
longnounUS /long/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
made
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
moral
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
morality
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
most
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
NodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
norconjunctionUS /nɔːr/
and not; used after a negative to add a second negative
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
OATH
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From this reading THE GEOGRAPHY OF AN IRISH OATH.
OFprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading THE GEOGRAPHY OF AN IRISH OATH.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
only
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From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
organs
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
oughtmodal verbUS /ɔːt/
used with “to” to say what is right or advisable
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/
above and across; more than
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
Paddy's
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From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
pen
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
people
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
philosophynounUS /fɪˈlɑː.sə.fi/
The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence. (Triết học, đạo lý nhân sinh.)
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
phrenologists
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From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
Phrenology
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
physical
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
predominate
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
protuberances
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From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
ranked
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
reported
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
sanguine
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From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
scenes
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From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
sensual
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
surveys
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
system
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From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE GEOGRAPHY OF AN IRISH OATH.
theirdeterminerUS /ðer/
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
thereforeadverbUS /ˈðerfɔːr/
for that reason; as a result
From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
tip-top
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
too
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From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
very
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From this reading Phrenology fails to explain it; for, so far as the craniums of Irishmen are concerned, according to the most capital surveys hitherto made and reported on, it appears that, inasmuch as their moral and intellectual organs predominate over the physical and sensual, the people ought, therefore, to be ranked at the very tip-top of morality.
warn
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From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
WepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Heaven only knows the scenes in which it is engaged, and the protuberances created by a long life of hard fighting.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading No pen can do justice to the extravagance and frolic inseparable from the character of of the Irish people; nor has any system of philosophy been discovered that can with moral fitness be applied to them.
wouldmodal verbUS /wʊd/
used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past
From this reading We would warn the phrenologists, however, not to be too sanguine in drawing inferences from an examination of Paddy's head.
