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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 Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
ability
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
Afterward
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
againnounUS /again/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
all
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
althoughnounUS /ˈalthough/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
any
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
boys
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
cents
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
coffee
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
collation
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
Connor
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
day
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
declaring
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
Dennis
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
discarded
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
dischargedverbUS /dɪsˈtʃɑrdʒd/
released from a duty or job
From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
disgustnounUS /dɪsˈɡʌst/
a strong feeling of dislike or sickness caused by something unpleasant
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
dismissed
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
donenounUS /done/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
drop
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
early
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
empty
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
experienced
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
five
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
followed
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
FORprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
goodnounUS /good/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
hand
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
himselfpronounUS /hɪmˈself/
used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object
From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
hours
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
how
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
invitation
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
June's
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
kindly
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
later
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
learned
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
led
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
lee
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
leftnounUS /left/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
liabilities
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
lifenounUS /life/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
lunch-wagon
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
March
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
mid-morning
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
money
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
more
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
Mr
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
namenounUS /name/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
near
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
nevernounUS /never/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
nook
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
now
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
only
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
passing
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
possessed
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
proved
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
provided
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
railroad
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
real
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
Sam
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
sandwiches
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
SEARCH
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
seated
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
shed
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
sheltered
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
sunshine
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
taken
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
temperature
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
thanconjunctionUS /ðæn/
used to introduce the second part of a comparison
From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
thirty
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
three
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
timenounUS /time/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
Two
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
warmed
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
washed
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
way
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
Wayne
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
week
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From this reading It was mid-morning now, and the sunshine had warmed the early March day to a temperature more kindly than any they had experienced for a week.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
wheelbarrow
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From this reading Wayne led the way to a sheltered nook in the lee of an empty shed near the railroad and seated himself on a discarded wheelbarrow.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
whileconjunctionUS /waɪl/
during the time that
From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
window
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
windows
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From this reading Wayne, declaring that, although he had never washed a window in his life, it was time he learned how, had, to June’s disgust, taken a hand in the work, and, while he had done only three windows to June’s five, had proved his ability.
wishes
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From this reading Afterward, Mr. Dennis Connor--for that, as they later learned, was his real name--had provided a collation of sandwiches and coffee and dismissed them with his good wishes and an invitation to drop in again when they were passing.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
WORK
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From this reading THE SEARCH FOR WORK Two hours later the boys, followed by Sam, left the lunch-wagon, possessed of thirty cents in money and with all liabilities discharged.
