10
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From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
perform an action, or work out or perform (an action)
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
be able to spare or give up
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
borrered
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From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
BOTTEL
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From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
BoutnounUS /baʊt/
(sports) a division during which one team is on the offensive
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
BusternounUS /ˈbʌstər/
an informal form of address for a man
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
capsnounUS /kæps/
plural of “cap” — a tight-fitting headdress
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
churchyardnounUS /ˈtʃɜːrtʃjɑːrd/
the yard associated with a church
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
a large and densely populated urban area; may include several independent administrative districts
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
climaxedverbUS /ˈklaɪmækst/
past form of “climax” — end, especially to reach a final or climactic stage
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
a timepiece that shows the time of day
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
CONKLIN
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From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
corpsenounUS /kɔːrps/
the dead body of a human being
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
cosnounUS /kɔːs/
ratio of the adjacent side to the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
culdn't
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
every day; without missing a day
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
didn't
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From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
being or moving lower in position or less in some value
From this reading Then I tuk a short-cut down to the seminery.
editur
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
entrynounUS /ˈentri/
an item inserted in a written record
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
etheriel
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
evenin
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From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
plural of “give” — the elasticity of something that can be stretched and returns to its original length
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
GOST
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From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
gownds
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From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
hadn't
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From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
heerd
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
a dwelling that serves as living quarters for one or more families
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
pursue for food or sport (as of wild animals)
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
INTERVUES
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From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
a humorous anecdote or remark intended to provoke laughter
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
leavin
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
letauxiliary verbUS /let/
used to make a suggestion or a command including the speaker
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
liarnounUS /ˈlaɪər/
a person who has lied or who lies repeatedly
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
prefer or wish to do something
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
primarily temporal sense; being or indicating a relatively great or greater than average duration or passage of time or a duration as specified
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
ma's
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From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
maknounUS /mæk/
a terrorist organization founded by Osama bin Laden in the 1980s to provide money and recruit fighters around the world
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
mbracin
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From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
monopolie
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
morfeeus
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From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
nite
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
not any; not one
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
amounting to a large indefinite number
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
offis
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
one-horsed
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
passin
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From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
POINTERSnounUS /ˈpɔɪntərz/
plural of “pointer” — a mark to indicate a direction or relation
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
PRESERDENSHALL
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From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
PULITICKEL
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From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
purlitickal
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
repertoriai
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
REPORTERnounUS /rɪˈpɔːrtər/
a person who investigates and reports or edits news stories
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
ROSnounUS /rɔːs/
plural of “ro” — an artificial language for international use that rejects all existing words and is based instead on an abstract analysis of ideas
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
move fast by using one's feet, with one foot off the ground at any given time
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
the seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
cut with a saw
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
seminery
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From this reading Then I tuk a short-cut down to the seminery.
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
she's
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From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
short-cut
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From this reading Then I tuk a short-cut down to the seminery.
sitenounUS /saɪt/
the piece of land on which something is located (or is to be located)
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
the vital principle or animating force within living things
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
a flight of stairs or a flight of steps
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
a quantity of money
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
first day of the week; observed as a day of rest and worship by most Christians
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
express in words
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
subsequently or soon afterward (often used as sentence connectors)
From this reading Then I tuk a short-cut down to the seminery.
a more or less definite period of time now or previously present
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
TrinitynounUS /ˈtrɪnəti/
the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
tuk
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From this reading Then I tuk a short-cut down to the seminery.
two-for-a-cent
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From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
being or moving higher in position or greater in some value; being above a former position or level
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
VANISHESverbUS /ˈvænɪʃɪz/
third-person singular of “vanish” — get lost, as without warning or explanation
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
desired or wished for or sought
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
waresnounUS /werz/
plural of “ware” — articles of the same kind or material; usually used in combination: “silverware”, “software”
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.
how something is done or how it happens
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading Jest as we was leavin the offis Saturday nite I heerd the city editur tell the purlitickal repertoriai liar that he wanted him to hunt up a purlitickal gost, cos the _Buster_ culdn't afford to let a little one-horsed, two-for-a-cent daily, like the _Times_, have the monopolie of the etheriel spirit act, not by a numerous long site.
wennounUS /wen/
a common cyst of the skin; filled with fatty matter (sebum) that is secreted by a sebaceous gland that has been blocked
From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
in the company of; together with
From this reading THE REPORTER INTERVUES A PULITICKEL GOST.--ROS CONKLIN GIVES HIM SUM PRESERDENSHALL POINTERS, AND VANISHES WITH HIS BOTTEL.
wot
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From this reading Bout 10 'clock in the evenin I saw the reporter passin our house, on his way to Trinity churchyard, so I run up stairs and borrered one of ma's nite gownds and nite caps, wot she wares wen she's 'mbracin morfeeus.
the day immediately before today
From this reading Yesterday was Sunday, so I didn't mak no entry, cos the corpse hadn't climaxed.