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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 Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
absolutely
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
adjourned
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
all
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
always
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
amongprepositionUS /əˈmʌŋ/
surrounded by; in the middle of a group
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
anybodypronounUS /ˈenibədi/
any person at all
From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
arrived
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From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
assininity
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From this reading Duane made a mental note of his own assininity, and let it go at that.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading Duane made a mental note of his own assininity, and let it go at that.
big
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
boar
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
Chow-dog
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From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
CLOUDY
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
days
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
Delancy
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From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
didauxiliary verbUS /dɪd/
the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
didn't
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
Duane
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
eachdeterminerUS /iːtʃ/
every one of two or more people or things, taken separately
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
encounter
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
end
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From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
enjoy
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
EverydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/
all the members of a group, with none left out
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
faces
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
field
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
Five
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
Geraldine
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
glad
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
go
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From this reading Duane made a mental note of his own assininity, and let it go at that.
gray
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
HepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
he'd
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
honour
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
huge
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
jeered
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
just
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
letauxiliary verbUS /let/
used to make a suggestion or a command including the speaker
From this reading Duane made a mental note of his own assininity, and let it go at that.
made
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From this reading Duane made a mental note of his own assininity, and let it go at that.
matter
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
mental
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From this reading Duane made a mental note of his own assininity, and let it go at that.
middle
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From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
Miller
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
MOUNTAIN
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
necessary
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
night
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
note
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From this reading Duane made a mental note of his own assininity, and let it go at that.
oak
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
off
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
old
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
once
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
other's
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
own
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From this reading Duane made a mental note of his own assininity, and let it go at that.
personal
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
pleasures
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
preferred
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
really
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
return
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
ridges
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
rocky
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
Rosalie
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From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
runningnounUS /ˈrunning/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
saw
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
scorenounUS /score/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
Scott
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
see
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
separately
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From this reading He was as glad to see Rosalie as anybody, and just as glad to see Delancy, but he'd have preferred to enjoy the pleasures separately, though it really didn't matter, after all.
snow
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
snowy
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
taunted
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Duane made a mental note of his own assininity, and let it go at that.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
theirdeterminerUS /ðer/
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
thoughconjunctionUS /ðoʊ/
in spite of the fact that
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
towardprepositionUS /təˈwɔːrd/
in the direction of
From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
tracks
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
unblemished
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
underprepositionUS /ˈʌndər/
below or beneath something; less than
From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
unencumbered
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From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
untilprepositionUS /ənˈtɪl/
up to a particular time
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
watched
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From this reading CLOUDY MOUNTAIN Five days running, Geraldine, Duane, and old Miller watched for the big gray boar among the rocky oak ridges under Cloudy Mountain; and though once they saw his huge tracks, they did not see him.
week
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From this reading Rosalie and a Chow-dog arrived by the middle of the week; Delancy toward the end of it, unencumbered.
wipe
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From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Every night, on their return, Scott jeered them and taunted them until a personal encounter with Duane was absolutely necessary, and they always adjourned to the snowy field of honour to wipe off the score and each other's faces with the unblemished snow.
