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activities
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
AfterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
ain't
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From this reading They ain't hidin' in the barns or anywhere here.
all
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
ANOTHERdeterminerUS /əˈnʌðər/
one more of the same kind, or a different one
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
anywhere
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From this reading They ain't hidin' in the barns or anywhere here.
aroundprepositionUS /ərˈaʊnd/
surrounding, or on every side of, something
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
barns
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From this reading They ain't hidin' in the barns or anywhere here.
best
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From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
bothdeterminerUS /boʊθ/
the two together, not just one
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
boys
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
canmodal verbUS /kæn/
to be able to, or to be allowed to
From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
canned
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From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
children
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
clean
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From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
clearing
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
considerably
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
declared
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From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
Deer
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
directly
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
doauxiliary verbUS /duː/
used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis
From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
early
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
edge
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
feet
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
follow
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From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
FOLLOWING
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
footprints
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
forenoon
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
fox
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From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
girls
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
goods
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From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
got
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From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
here
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From this reading They ain't hidin' in the barns or anywhere here.
hidin
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From this reading They ain't hidin' in the barns or anywhere here.
house
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
Ike
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading They ain't hidin' in the barns or anywhere here.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
left
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
lifted
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From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
line
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From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
Lodge
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
M'Graw
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
marked
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
morning
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
mustmodal verbUS /mʌst/
used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true
From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
Neale
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
O'Neil
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
off
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
older
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading They ain't hidin' in the barns or anywhere here.
party
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
premises
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
prints
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
Red
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
searching
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
snow
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
soft
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
Somewhere
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From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
struck
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
thosedeterminerUS /ðoʊz/
the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known
From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
thought
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
tis
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From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
TRAIL
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
up
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
vacation
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
vicinity
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From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
wepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
well
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From this reading FOLLOWING ANOTHER TRAIL After all the activities of the forenoon both by the older boys and girls of the vacation party at Red Deer Lodge, and by the children as well, the soft snow was considerably marked up by footprints around the premises.
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading Ike M'Graw and Neale O'Neil, searching for prints of the feet of those who they thought had left the vicinity of the house early that morning, struck directly off for the edge of the clearing.
whoever
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From this reading Somewhere, whoever 'tis got that fox and lifted the canned goods, must have struck into the woods.
woods
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From this reading "The best we can do," M'Graw declared, "is to follow the line of the woods clean around the clearing.
