Chapter IX · Chapter 9

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

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

consider or hold as true

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

love intensely

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

with affection

From this reading William Ravenshoe affectionately helping Charles with a landing-net to secure the salmon, thus speaks to him:

anew

From this reading Ravenshoe bay again.

(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

loyalty to the United States and its institutions

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

surrounded by; in the middle of a group

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

a nation occupying the whole of the Australian continent; Aboriginal tribes are thought to have migrated from southeastern Asia 20,000 years ago; first Europeans were British convicts sent there as a penal colony

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

an indentation of a shoreline larger than a cove but smaller than a gulf

From this reading Ravenshoe bay again.

in the space, time, or range separating two things

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

of the color intermediate between green and violet; having a color similar to that of a clear unclouded sky

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

plural of “boy” — a youthful male person

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

King of France from 1560 to 1574 whose reign was dominated by his mother Catherine de Medicis (1550-1574)

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

rid of obstructions

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

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From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the appearance conveyed by a person's face

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

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From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the main meal of the day served in the evening or at midday

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

-ing form of “divide” — separate into parts or portions

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

a group of musicians playing or singing together

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

in equal amounts or shares; in a balanced or impartial way

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

a healthy state of wellbeing free from disease

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

with gusto and without reservation

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

an individual quantity of food or drink taken as part of a meal

From this reading William Ravenshoe affectionately helping Charles with a landing-net to secure the salmon, thus speaks to him:

the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

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

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the content of cognition; the main thing you are thinking about

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

on condition that; in the event that

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

the emotion of great happiness

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

full of or characterized by joy

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

an intermediate platform in a staircase

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading William Ravenshoe affectionately helping Charles with a landing-net to secure the salmon, thus speaks to him:

showing or feeling mirth or pleasure or happiness

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

prefer or wish to do something

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the mother of Jesus; Christians refer to her as the Virgin Mary; she is especially honored by Roman Catholics

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the essential qualities or characteristics by which something is recognized

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

impressive in appearance

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

past form of “pick” — select carefully from a group

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

a separate part of a whole

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

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From this reading Ravenshoe bay again.

take something away by force or without the consent of the owner

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

inclined to a healthy reddish color often associated with outdoor life

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

any of various large food and game fishes of northern waters; usually migrate from salt to fresh water to spawn

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

so extremely intense as to evoke screams

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

get by special effort

From this reading William Ravenshoe affectionately helping Charles with a landing-net to secure the salmon, thus speaks to him:

in a peacefully serene manner

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the atmosphere and outer space as viewed from the earth

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

a facial expression characterized by turning up the corners of the mouth; usually shows pleasure or amusement

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

third-person singular of “speak” — express in speech

From this reading William Ravenshoe affectionately helping Charles with a landing-net to secure the salmon, thus speaks to him:

the territory occupied by one of the constituent administrative districts of a nation

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

the rays of the sun

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the posterior part of the body of a vertebrate especially when elongated and extending beyond the trunk or main part of the body

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

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

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

judge or regard; look upon; judge

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

in spite of the fact that

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

(used to introduce a logical conclusion) from that fact or reason or as a result

From this reading William Ravenshoe affectionately helping Charles with a landing-net to secure the salmon, thus speaks to him:

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

From this reading William Ravenshoe affectionately helping Charles with a landing-net to secure the salmon, thus speaks to him:

someone who buys tickets to an event in order to resell them at a profit

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

being or moving higher in position or greater in some value; being above a former position or level

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

United States actress and singer (1896-1977)

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

at the time that

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

a married woman; a man's partner in marriage

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

used to talk about the future, or about willingness

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading William Ravenshoe affectionately helping Charles with a landing-net to secure the salmon, thus speaks to him:

in the company of; together with

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Sunlight on the waters; clear blue sky; all nature smiling serenely; Charles Ravenshoe--I adore the man when I think of him--landing a forty-four-pound salmon; ruddy with health, joyous in countenance; two curly-headed boys screaming for joy; his wife, 'she that was' (Americanism picked up among Yorkshiremen in Australia) Mary Corby, laughing heartily at the _tout ensemble_.

the person or people being spoken to

From this reading I would like a small piece of the tail of this salmon for dinner, though, if it will not rob you.'

the one or ones belonging to the person spoken to

From this reading 'Charles, this idea of yours of dividing the 'state evenly between us is noble, but I shall not accept it.