120
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From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
121
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144
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146
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174
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177
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1919
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1920
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215
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From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
218
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219
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246
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248
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From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
270
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272
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288
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290
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
304
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
305
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
322
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
324
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
349
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350
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
55
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89
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used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
AcknowledgmentsnounUS /ækˈnɑːlɪdʒmənts/
plural of “acknowledgment” — the state or quality of being recognized or acknowledged
From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.
prior to a specified or implied time
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
past form of “appear” — give a certain impression or have a certain outward aspect
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
plural of “bird” — warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrates characterized by feathers and forelimbs modified as wings
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
the particular occupation for which you are trained
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
feline mammal usually having thick soft fur and no ability to roar: domestic cats; wildcats
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
CATASTROPHESnounUS /kəˈtæstrəfiz/
plural of “catastrophe” — an event resulting in great loss and misfortune
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
CHICKnounUS /tʃɪk/
young bird especially of domestic fowl
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
relating to or characteristic of Christianity
From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.
one of the groups of Christians who have their own beliefs and forms of worship
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
the body of faculty and students of a college
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
COLLIEnounUS /ˈkɑːli/
a silky-coated sheepdog with a long ruff and long narrow head developed in Scotland
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
COMAN
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
COMRADESnounUS /ˈkɑːmrædz/
plural of “comrade” — a friend who is frequently in the company of another
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
past form of “dare” — take upon oneself; act presumptuously, without permission
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
a member of the genus Canis (probably descended from the common wolf) that has been domesticated by man since prehistoric times; occurs in many breeds
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
plural of “dog” — a member of the genus Canis (probably descended from the common wolf) that has been domesticated by man since prehistoric times; occurs in many breeds
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
dragonships
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
having the power of driving or impelling
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
owed and payable immediately or on demand
From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.
EASTERnounUS /ˈiːstər/
a Christian celebration of the Resurrection of Christ; celebrated on the Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
EMILIUS
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
EndeavornounUS /ɪnˈdevər/
a purposeful or industrious undertaking (especially one that requires effort or boldness)
From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.
FAREWELLSnounUS /ˌferˈwelz/
plural of “farewell” — an acknowledgment or expression of goodwill at parting
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
feastsnounUS /fiːsts/
plural of “feast” — a ceremonial dinner party for many people
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
cause to fall by or as if by delivering a blow
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
a quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by “a”; a small but indefinite number
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
FirstadjectiveUS /fɜːrst/
preceding all others in time or space or degree
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
set up or found
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
having the deep slightly brownish color of gold
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
green color or pigment; resembling the color of growing grass
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
HamletnounUS /ˈhæmlət/
a community of people smaller than a village
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
the locus of feelings and intuitions
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
herdnounUS /hɜːrd/
a group of cattle or sheep or other domestic mammals all of the same kind that are herded by humans
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
plural of “hill” — a local and well-defined elevation of the land
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
where you live at a particular time
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
HOODnounUS /hʊd/
an aggressive and violent young criminal
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
houndnounUS /haʊnd/
any of several breeds of dog used for hunting typically having large drooping ears
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
How
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From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
Hudson'snounUS /ˈhʌdsənz/
possessive form of “hudson” — a New York river; flows southward into New York Bay; explored by Henry Hudson early in the 17th century
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
IrelandnounUS /ˈaɪərlənd/
a republic consisting of 26 of 32 counties comprising the island of Ireland; achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1921
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
isleman
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
JesternounUS /ˈdʒestər/
a professional clown employed to entertain a king or nobleman in the Middle Ages
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
Joy-of-Life
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From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
KATHARINE
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
a male sovereign; ruler of a kingdom
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
KOMA
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From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
Laddienoun
a male child (a familiar term of address to a boy)
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
a body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
a characteristic state or mode of living
From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.
produced by a manufacturing process
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
MagazinenounUS /ˈmæɡəziːn/
a periodic publication containing pictures and stories and articles of interest to those who purchase it or subscribe to it
From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.
march in a procession
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
MeditationsnounUS /ˌmedɪˈteɪʃənz/
plural of “meditation” — continuous and profound contemplation or musing on a subject or series of subjects of a deep or abstruse nature
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
full of or showing high-spirited merriment
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
having or showing great strength or force or intensity
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
NorsenounUS /nɔːrs/
an inhabitant of Scandinavia
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
NovembernounUS /noʊˈvembər/
the month following October and preceding December
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
Olaf
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
OutlooknounUS /ˈaʊtlʊk/
a habitual or characteristic mental attitude that determines how you will interpret and respond to situations
From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.
overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/
above and across; more than
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
a course of conduct
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
Pinegrove
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From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
Pleaders
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From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
plural of “poem” — a composition written in metrical feet forming rhythmical lines
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
POLONIUS
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
a structure attached to the exterior of a building often forming a covered entrance
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
printnounUS /prɪnt/
the text appearing in a book, newspaper, or other printed publication
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
printingnounUS /ˈprɪntɪŋ/
text handwritten in the style of printed matter
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
RESIDENTSnounUS /ˈrezɪdənts/
plural of “resident” — someone who lives at a particular place for a prolonged period or who was born there
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
an open way (generally public) for travel or transportation
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
small Old World songbird with a reddish breast
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
Scribner's
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From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.
1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
SigurdnounUS /ˈsɪɡərd/
(Norse mythology) mythical Norse warrior hero who gains an accursed hoard of gold and was killed by Brynhild; Siegfried is the German counterpart
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
Sigurd's
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From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
sketchesnounUS /ˈsketʃəz/
plural of “sketch” — preliminary drawing for later elaboration
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
SpirenounUS /spaɪr/
a tall tower that forms the superstructure of a building (usually a church or temple) and that tapers to a point at the top
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
STUDIESnounUS /ˈstʌdiz/
plural of “study” — a detailed critical inspection
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
the warmest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the summer solstice to the autumnal equinox
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
TAKAnoun
the basic unit of money in Bangladesh; equal to 100 paisa
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
tawny-coated
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
VIGI
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From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
the amount of 3-dimensional space occupied by an object
From this reading _First printing November, 1919_ _Second printing March, 1920_ A few of the sketches and poems in this volume have already appeared in print.
WarblernounUS /ˈwɔːrblər/
a singer; usually a singer who adds embellishments to the song
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
warringadjectiveUS /ˈwɔːrɪŋ/
engaged in war
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
the atmospheric conditions that comprise the state of the atmosphere in terms of temperature and wind and clouds and precipitation
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
Wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
at the time that
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
the cause or intention underlying an action or situation, especially in the phrase “the whys and wherefores”
From this reading _Laddie_ 55 _Sigurd's Meditations in the Church Porch_ 89 _The Heart of a Dog_ 120 HOME STUDIES 121 _The Pleaders_ 144 COLLEGE CAREER 146 _To Sigurd_ 174 FAREWELLS 177 _To Joy-of-Life_ 215 OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD _The Pinegrove Path_ 218 ROBIN HOOD 219 _Why the Spire Fell_ 246
WISCONSINnounUS /wɪˈskɑːnsən/
a tributary of the Mississippi River in Wisconsin
From this reading AN EASTER CHICK 248 _How Birds Were Made_ 270 TAKA AND KOMA 272 _Warbler Weather_ 288 SUMMER RESIDENTS AT A WISCONSIN LAKE.
WisestadjectiveUS /ˈwaɪzəst/
superlative of “wise” — having or prompted by wisdom or discernment
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
a unit of language that native speakers can identify
From this reading BY KATHARINE COMAN 290 _The Jester_ 304 EMILIUS 305 _Hudson's Cat_ 322 CATASTROPHES 324 _To Hamlet_ 349 HAMLET AND POLONIUS 350 SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE AND OTHER COMRADES OF THE ROAD SIGURD OUR GOLDEN COLLIE VIGI Wisest of dogs was Vigi, a tawny-coated hound That King Olaf, warring over green hills of Ireland, found; His merry Norse were driving away a mighty herd For feasts upon the dragonships, when an isleman dared a word:
everything that exists anywhere
From this reading Acknowledgments are due to _The Christian Endeavor World_, _Life_, _The Outlook_ and _Scribner's Magazine_.