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Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Volume 3 (of 3)
Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Volume 3 (of 3)

Chapter XXI

Chapter 21 of Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Volume 3 (of 3) is here in full — 69 sentences across 14 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Chapter 21 of Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Volume 3 (of 3) by George Henry Lewes holds 69 sentences, grouped into 14 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the source edition, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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EFFECTS OF DINING WELL.
After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.
The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.
Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.
Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.
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Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Volume 3 (of 3)

Chapter XXI

Chapter 21 of Rose, Blanche, and Violet, Volume 3 (of 3) is here in full — 69 sentences across 14 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/14 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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EFFECTS OF DINING WELL.
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After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.
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The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.
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Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.
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Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

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Oxford-style entry order: headword, part of speech, US IPA, concise definition, contextual example, audio, and collocations from this reading.

After preposition US /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading “After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.”

Anything pronoun US /ˈeniθɪŋ/

any thing at all

From this reading “The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.”

During preposition US /ˈdʊrɪŋ/

all through a period, or at some point within it

From this reading “Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.”

Over preposition US /ˈoʊvər/

above and across; more than

From this reading “Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.”

Yet conjunction US /jet/

but in spite of that

From this reading “The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.”

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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 After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

active

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

AfterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

andeterminerUS /æn/

the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound

From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

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

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

anythingpronounUS /ˈeniθɪŋ/

any thing at all

From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/

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

From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

assisted

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

atprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

Barsac

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

beatitude

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

bottle

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

bottles

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

brain

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

breath-suspended

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From this reading Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

Burgundy

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

butconjunctionUS /bʌt/

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

Cecil

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

communicative

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

digestion

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

DINING

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From this reading EFFECTS OF DINING WELL.

dinner

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

dishes

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

dreamy

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

duringprepositionUS /ˈdʊrɪŋ/

all through a period, or at some point within it

From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

EFFECTS

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From this reading EFFECTS OF DINING WELL.

effort

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

especially

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

experiences

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

Forrester

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

Frank

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

friends

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

heightened

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

hours

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

House

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

impossible

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

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

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

indolent

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

inexhaustible

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From this reading Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

interest

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From this reading Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/

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

From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

laughter

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From this reading Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

light

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

like

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

limited

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

listen

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From this reading Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

lives

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

lulled

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

made

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From this reading Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

men

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

number

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

OFprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading EFFECTS OF DINING WELL.

onprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/

above and across; more than

From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

pulse

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

repast

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

roll

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From this reading Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

Romané

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

sat

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

scientifically-chosen

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

seated

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

seems

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

selected

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

Sipping

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

skill

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

somewhat

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From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

state

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

stories

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From this reading Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

subject

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

succeeds

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

suchdeterminerUS /sʌtʃ/

of the kind already mentioned

From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

table

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

talking

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

Thatched

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

theirdeterminerUS /ðer/

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

two

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

usually

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

various

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

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

From this reading Frank was inexhaustible in stories, which made Cecil roll with laughter, or listen with breath-suspended interest.

WELL

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From this reading EFFECTS OF DINING WELL.

wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/

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

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

willmodal verbUS /wɪl/

used to talk about the future, or about willingness

From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.

women

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From this reading Sipping their Burgundy, Frank and Cecil sat talking over the various experiences of their lives, especially with women--a subject on which men are usually communicative during such hours.

yetconjunctionUS /jet/

but in spite of that

From this reading The pulse is heightened, but digestion is light; the brain is active, yet somewhat dreamy; the will seems lulled, and anything like an effort seems impossible.

Æil-de-perdrix

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From this reading After a dinner at the Thatched House, limited in the number of dishes, but selected with the skill of a Frank Forrester, and assisted by a bottle of Barsac, two bottles of Æil-de-perdrix, and a bottle of Romané, the two friends were seated at the table in that state of indolent beatitude which succeeds a scientifically-chosen repast.