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The Captain of the Polestar, and Other Tales
The Captain of the Polestar, and Other Tales

Chapter IX · Chapter 9

Chapter 9 of The Captain of the Polestar, and Other Tales is here in full — 174 sentences across 35 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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Why, by repeating the experiment.
Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”
No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.
In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.
Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.
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The Captain of the Polestar, and Other Tales

Chapter IX · Chapter 9

Chapter 9 of The Captain of the Polestar, and Other Tales is here in full — 174 sentences across 35 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/34 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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Why, by repeating the experiment.
Line 2
Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”
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No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.
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In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.
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Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

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Same adjective US /seɪm/

Identical; not different.

From this reading “In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.”

Worthy adjective US /ˈwɜːr.ði/

Having or showing the qualities or abilities that merit recognition in character or magic.

From this reading “Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.”

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a

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

and

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

are

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

astonished

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

at

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

back

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

ball

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

bank

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

Baumgarten's

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

bodies

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

both

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

bring

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

by

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From this reading “Why, by repeating the experiment.

chanced

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

chances

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

clutch

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

completely

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

condition

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

could

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

crystal

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

did

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

dragged

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

drowning

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

during

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

eagerly

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

experiment

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From this reading “Why, by repeating the experiment.

extracted

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

favourite

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

feverish

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

find

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

frame

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

from

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

haste

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

he

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

himself

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

his

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

hour

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

In

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

insensible

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

into

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

it

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

Liberate

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

man

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

managed

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

mesmeric

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

more

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

much

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

muddy

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

next

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

No

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

of

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

once

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

our

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

own

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

pass

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

peasants

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

Physiology

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

pocket

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

Professor

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

repeating

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From this reading “Why, by repeating the experiment.

respective

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

road

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

sameadjectiveUS /seɪm/

Identical; not different.

From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

see

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

side

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

sitting

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

Some

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

souls

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

spirit

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

straw

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

student

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

students

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

suggestion

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

than

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

that

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

the

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From this reading “Why, by repeating the experiment.

their

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

then

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

they

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

this

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

threw

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

to

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

trance

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From this reading In feverish haste he dragged his own frame to the side of the road and threw it into a mesmeric trance; he then extracted the crystal ball from the pocket, and managed to bring himself into the same condition.

upon

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

very

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

Von

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From this reading No drowning man could clutch more eagerly at a straw than did Von Baumgarten’s spirit at this suggestion.

way

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

were

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

who

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From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

Why

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From this reading “Why, by repeating the experiment.

will

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From this reading Liberate our souls once more, and the chances are that they will find their way back into their respective bodies.”

worthyadjectiveUS /ˈwɜːr.ði/

Having or showing the qualities or abilities that merit recognition in character or magic.

From this reading Some students and peasants who chanced to pass during the next hour were much astonished to see the worthy Professor of Physiology and his favourite student both sitting upon a very muddy bank and both completely insensible.

Chapter 9 of The Captain of the Polestar, and Other Tales by Arthur Conan Doyle holds 174 sentences, grouped into 35 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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