Chapter II
CLARE. [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat. [Pause.] SIR CHARLES. Deuce you did!
Chapter II
CLARE. [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat. [Pause.] SIR CHARLES. Deuce you did!
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used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
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From this reading SIR CHARLES.
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From this reading CLARE.
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From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
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From this reading Deuce you did!
the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives
From this reading Deuce you did!
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From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
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From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
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From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
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From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
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From this reading [Pause.]
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From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
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From this reading SIR CHARLES.
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From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
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From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
in the company of; together with
From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
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From this reading [Smiling-in a clear voice with the faintest possible lisp] Yes, we met on the door-mat.
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading Deuce you did!