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The Common Law

Chapter V

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Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.
Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.
And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.
From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.
And for a week it suited her perfectly.
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The Common Law

Chapter V

Reading 1/116 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.
Line 2
Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.
Line 3
And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.
Line 4
From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.
Line 5
And for a week it suited her perfectly.

Learner Dictionary

Oxford-style entry order: headword, part of speech, US IPA, concise definition, contextual example, audio, and collocations from this reading.

Already noun US /already/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.”

Amid preposition US /əˈmɪd/

in the middle of; surrounded by

From this reading “And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.”

Determined adjective US /dɪˈtɜrmɪnd/

having firmly decided to do something

From this reading “And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.”

Even noun US /even/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.”

Every determiner US /ˈevəri/

all the members of a group, with none left out

From this reading “And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.”

Everybody pronoun US /ˈevribɑːdi/

every person

From this reading “Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.”

Last noun US /last/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.”

Left noun US /left/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.”

Toward preposition US /təˈwɔːrd/

in the direction of

From this reading “Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.”

Well noun US /well/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.”

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adeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

address

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From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

advent

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

alreadynounUS /already/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

amidprepositionUS /əˈmɪd/

in the middle of; surrounded by

From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

atprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

away

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

boarding-house

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

butconjunctionUS /bʌt/

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

caprice

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From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

County

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

decided

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From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

Delaware

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

departed

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

determinedadjectiveUS /dɪˈtɜrmɪnd/

having firmly decided to do something

From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

earned

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

enjoy

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

evennounUS /even/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

everydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/

all the members of a group, with none left out

From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

everybodypronounUS /ˈevribɑːdi/

every person

From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

father

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

gaiety

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

gaily

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From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

girls

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

gone

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From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/

belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned

From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

hills

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

instead

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

itpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading And for a week it suited her perfectly.

July

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

June

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

labour

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

lastnounUS /last/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

leftnounUS /left/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

Lome

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

made

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

minute

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

modest

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

month

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

mother

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

mountains

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From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

near

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

Neville

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

other

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From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

packing

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

perfectly

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From this reading And for a week it suited her perfectly.

Portsmouth

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

refusing

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From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

relaxation

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

remain

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From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

Rita

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From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

round

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

satchels

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

shouldmodal verbUS /ʃʊd/

used to say what is right, expected, or advisable

From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

some

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From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

somewhere

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

spend

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

steamer

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

suburban

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

suited

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From this reading And for a week it suited her perfectly.

summer

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

surcease

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

Tevis

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From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

theirdeterminerUS /ðer/

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

TowardprepositionUS /təˈwɔːrd/

in the direction of

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

town

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From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

triumphantly

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

trunks

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

tucked

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

two

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

unindicated

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

unknown

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From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

urban

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

vacation

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

Valerie

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From this reading Valerie had already gone to the mountains with Rita Tevis, gaily refusing her address to everybody.

week

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From this reading And for a week it suited her perfectly.

well

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

whereabouts

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From this reading From some caprice or other Valerie had decided that her whereabouts should remain unknown even to Neville.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading Toward the last of June Neville left town to spend a month with his father and mother at their summer Lome near Portsmouth.

young

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From this reading And, packing their steamer trunks and satchels, the two young girls departed triumphantly for the unindicated but modest boarding-house tucked away somewhere amid the hills of Delaware County, determined to enjoy every minute of a vacation well earned, and a surcease from the round of urban and suburban gaiety which the advent of July made a labour instead of a relaxation.