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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 Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
arm-chair
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
asleep
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
back
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
bed
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From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
brother
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From this reading My brother Karl will manage that."
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
child
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
comforting
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
Degel
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
dew
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
different
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
dropping
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
entered
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
evening
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
faith
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
fallen
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
fear
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
fell
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
field
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
Fika
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
Frau
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
Frau's
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
fresh
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
Frida
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
gently
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
go
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From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
gray
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
green
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
hair
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
heart
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
hope
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
ifconjunctionUS /ɪf/
on condition that; in the event that
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
Karl
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From this reading My brother Karl will manage that."
kindly
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
like
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
love
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
manage
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From this reading My brother Karl will manage that."
many
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
mood
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
morning
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
much
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From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
mustmodal verbUS /mʌst/
used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true
From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
MydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading My brother Karl will manage that."
Never
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
Nuessler
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
Pumpelhagen
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
put
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
quite
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
ready
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
returned
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
room
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
rushed
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
said
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
sat
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
scorchedadjectiveUS /skɔːrtʃt/
Burned by flames or heat; blackened by intense magical or physical fire.
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
SoconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
softly
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
sprout
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
storm
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From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
stroking
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
thank
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From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading My brother Karl will manage that."
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
took
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
up
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
very
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From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
watching
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
weary
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From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
went
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From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading So the young Frau entered her room, in the gray morning, in quite a different mood from that of the evening before, when she had rushed put into the storm; and, with hope, love and faith had returned to her heart.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading She went up softly and kindly to Fika Degel, who sat in an arm-chair, watching by her child, and had fallen asleep, and stroking her hair gently said:
willmodal verbUS /wɪl/
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading My brother Karl will manage that."
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
word
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
wouldmodal verbUS /wʊd/
used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
yetconjunctionUS /jet/
but in spite of that
From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
youpronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading "Fika, I thank you very much; but you must be weary; go to bed."
young
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From this reading Frau Nuessler took Frida back to Pumpelhagen, dropping many a comforting word, which fell, like the dew upon a scorched field, on the young Frau's heart, and if it were not yet quite ready to sprout with fresh green, Frau Nuessler would have said, "Never fear!
