Chapter I

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

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From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

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From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

an indigenous person who was born in a particular place

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

be in accord; be in agreement

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

following the length of something from one end toward the other

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

expected hopefully

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

plural of “apology” — an expression of regret at having caused trouble for someone

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

in or to or toward a former location

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

having undesirable or negative qualities

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading One might wish to be a living witness of the great projects occurring A. D.

inflected form of “begin” — take the first step or steps in carrying out an action

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

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From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

brought into existence

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

rub with a brush, or as if with a brush

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

uncastrated adult male of domestic cattle

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

showing who or what does the action

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

inflected form of “come” — move toward, travel toward something or somebody or approach something or somebody

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

to be able to, or to be allowed to

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

plural of “change” — an event that occurs when something passes from one state or phase to another

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

at or within a short distance in space or time or having elements near each other

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

plural of “cycle” — an interval during which a recurring sequence of events occurs

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

a fat-soluble vitamin that prevents rickets

From this reading One might wish to be a living witness of the great projects occurring A. D.

a Mid-Atlantic state; one of the original 13 colonies

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

a flour mixture stiff enough to knead or roll

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

continuing forever or indefinitely

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

plural of “fact” — a piece of information about circumstances that exist or events that have occurred

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

the cardinal number that is the sum of fourteen and one

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

a formation of aircraft in flight

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

obtain

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

a man of refinement

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

come into the possession of something concrete or abstract

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

plural of “gleam” — an appearance of reflected light

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

plural of “go” — a time period for working (after which you will be relieved by someone else)

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

coins made of gold

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

the head of a state government

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

gossip spread by spoken communication

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

relatively large in size or number or extent; larger than others of its kind

From this reading One might wish to be a living witness of the great projects occurring A. D.

inflected form of “grow” — pass into a condition gradually, take on a specific property or attribute; become

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

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From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

the locus of feelings and intuitions

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

in or at this place; where the speaker or writer is

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

where you live at a particular time

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

plural of “horn” — a noisemaker (as at parties or games) that makes a loud noise when you blow through it

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

on condition that; in the event that

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

lacking the requisite qualities or resources to meet a task

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

plural of “indian” — a native or inhabitant of India

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

-ing form of “introduce” — cause to come to know personally

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

plural of “job” — the principal activity in your life that you do to earn money

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

a state in east central United States; a border state during the American Civil War; famous for breeding race horses

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

inflected form of “know” — be cognizant or aware of a fact or a specific piece of information; possess knowledge or information about

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

a body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

happening at a time subsequent to a reference time

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

a formation of people or things one beside another

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

the experience of being alive; the course of human events and activities

From this reading One might wish to be a living witness of the great projects occurring A. D.

no longer in your possession or control; unable to be found or recovered

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

steadfast in allegiance or duty

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

the act of marching; walking with regular steps (especially in a procession of some kind)

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

used to say something is possible, or to give permission

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

and nothing more

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

used to say something is possible but not certain

From this reading One might wish to be a living witness of the great projects occurring A. D.

a written account of what transpired at a meeting

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

plural of “misgiving” — uneasiness about the fitness of an action

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

plural of “mound” — (baseball) the slight elevation on which the pitcher stands

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

characterized by or capable of producing music

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

belonging to the person speaking

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

not ever; at no time in the past or future

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

not any; not one

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

not one thing; not anything

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

a person who becomes aware (of things or events) through the senses

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

inflected form of “occur” — come to pass

From this reading One might wish to be a living witness of the great projects occurring A. D.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

place of business where professional or clerical duties are performed

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

a midwestern state in north central United States in the Great Lakes region

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

A viscous liquid derived from petroleum or plants, stored in large earthen jars.

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading One might wish to be a living witness of the great projects occurring A. D.

one of two equal parts of a divisible whole

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

forward in time or order or degree

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

a state in northwestern United States on the Pacific

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

belonging to the speaker and others

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

of or relating to a phenomenon

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

a point located with respect to surface features of some region

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

freshwater port and largest city in Oregon; located in northwestern Oregon on the Willamette River which divides the city into east and west sections; renowned for its beautiful natural setting among the mountains

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

by chance

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

a short introductory essay preceding the text of a book

From this reading PREFACE.

give an exhibition of to an interested audience

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

plural of “project” — any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted

From this reading One might wish to be a living witness of the great projects occurring A. D.

people in general considered as a whole

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

be fully aware or cognizant of

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

being connected either logically or causally or by shared characteristics

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

feel bitter or indignant about

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

precisely, exactly

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

a relationship between two lovers

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

a mentor in spiritual and philosophical topics who is renowned for profound wisdom

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

perceive by sight or have the power to perceive by sight

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

the cardinal number that is the sum of six and one

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

the land along the edge of a body of water

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

the display of a motion picture

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

an instance of visual perception

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

plural of “sign” — a perceptible indication of something not immediately apparent (as a visible clue that something has happened)

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

from a time in the past until now

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

for that reason; with the result that

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

on certain occasions or in certain cases but not always

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

the immaterial part of a person; the actuating cause of an individual life

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

the vital principle or animating force within living things

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

make steady

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

any maneuver made as part of progress toward a goal

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

apparatus used to communicate at a distance over a wire (usually in Morse code)

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

in or at that place or location

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

a special situation

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

an instance or single occasion for some event

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

a more or less definite period of time now or previously present

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

inflected form of “tell” — express in words

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

to a degree exceeding normal or proper limits

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

inflected form of “take” — carry out

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

a formal word for “on”

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

directed up

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

plural of “vacancy” — being unoccupied

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading 1999, and may possibly resent that he was not born later on in the cycles of Time, but if his heart is in the right place he can realize that there is nothing lost, and his soul goes marching onward and upward in its eternal flight.

the speaker together with one or more other people

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

at the time that

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

in or at the place that

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?

used to talk about the future, or about willingness

From this reading The close observer will agree that the changes that are anticipated-- here related as established facts--are merely the signs of the times, and that not one-half of the story is told.

a movable organ for flying (one of a pair)

From this reading 55 A Grapevine Telegraph Line 59 Along the Shore 63 Showing Off 67 "Knifin' de Dough" 71 A Musical Aborigine 75 "The Gentleman of Havre" 77 On the Wing 79 He Knew a Good Thing 83 Inadequate Cuspidors 87 No Jobs, But Vacancies 89 Phenomenal Telegraphing 91 His Old Kentucky Home 95 The Office at Spirit Lake 97 The Indians Were Too Loyal 99 A Governor for Fifteen Minutes Took the Bull by the Horns 101 The Seven Mounds 105 When Gold Grew on Sage Brush 111

hope for; have a wish

From this reading One might wish to be a living witness of the great projects occurring A. D.

in the company of; together with

From this reading In introducing my little romance to the public, I do so with little misgivings or apologies.

someone who sees an event and reports what happened

From this reading One might wish to be a living witness of the great projects occurring A. D.

not correct; not in conformity with fact or truth

From this reading "_Oh, sometimes gleams upon our sight Thro' present wrong, the eternal right; And step by step, since time began, We see the steady gain of Man._" +Portland, Oregon, A. D.

the person or people being spoken to

From this reading The Bad Man From Bodie 43 He Never Came Back 51 Where Did You Get That Oil?