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accepted
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From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
allegation
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From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
aloneadjectiveUS /əˈloʊn/
Having no one else present.
From this reading “_He_ likes that black gown,” said Mary, alone in her room with Love.
altogether
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Love giggled as he looked on, but the giggle was rather hysterical.
Asheton's
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
become
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From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
black
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From this reading “_He_ likes that black gown,” said Mary, alone in her room with Love.
bolts
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
burglar-proof
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading Love giggled as he looked on, but the giggle was rather hysterical.
century
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
commendable
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
devices
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
duringprepositionUS /ˈdʊrɪŋ/
all through a period, or at some point within it
From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
fact
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
generally
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From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
giggle
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From this reading Love giggled as he looked on, but the giggle was rather hysterical.
giggled
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From this reading Love giggled as he looked on, but the giggle was rather hysterical.
gown
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From this reading “_He_ likes that black gown,” said Mary, alone in her room with Love.
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading “_He_ likes that black gown,” said Mary, alone in her room with Love.
honors
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
hysterical
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From this reading Love giggled as he looked on, but the giggle was rather hysterical.
InprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
intended
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
interested
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
JAFFA
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JUNCTION
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last
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
laughs
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likes
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From this reading “_He_ likes that black gown,” said Mary, alone in her room with Love.
locksmith
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
locksmiths
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looked
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From this reading Love giggled as he looked on, but the giggle was rather hysterical.
Love
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made
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
Mary
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
matter
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
more
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never
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
ONprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
packing
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
particularly
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
point
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
progress
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
rather
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From this reading Love giggled as he looked on, but the giggle was rather hysterical.
room
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From this reading “_He_ likes that black gown,” said Mary, alone in her room with Love.
said
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From this reading “_He_ likes that black gown,” said Mary, alone in her room with Love.
single
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
steamer-trunks
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
suit-case
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
supervising
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
surreptiously
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
thanconjunctionUS /ðæn/
used to introduce the second part of a comparison
From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
TOparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
trousseau
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From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
tumblers
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
two
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
verity
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war
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From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.
warrants
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From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Love was supervising the packing of Mary Asheton’s steamer-trunks and was particularly interested in the single suit-case surreptiously intended for the Jaffa Junction trousseau.
WAY
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From this reading ON THE WAY TO JAFFA JUNCTION The allegation that Love laughs at locksmiths has become more generally accepted than verity warrants.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading “_He_ likes that black gown,” said Mary, alone in her room with Love.
withoutprepositionUS /wɪˈθaʊt/
not having, not using, or not accompanied by
From this reading In point of fact the locksmith has never been altogether without the honors of war, and during the last century or two he has made commendable progress in the matter of bolts and tumblers and burglar-proof devices.