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The Europeans

Chapter XII · Chapter 12

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Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.
It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.
She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.
She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.
For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.
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The Europeans

Chapter XII · Chapter 12

Chapter 12 of The Europeans is here in full — 448 sentences across 90 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/89 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.
Line 2
It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.
Line 3
She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.
Line 4
She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.
Line 5
For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

Learner Dictionary

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Mind noun US /maɪnd/

The element of a person that enables awareness and thought.

From this reading “She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.”

Shadow noun US /ˈʃæd.oʊ/

A dark area or shape produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface.

From this reading “She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.”

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a

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

about

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

accordingly

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

allowed

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

an

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

and

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

at

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

been

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

cause

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

Charlotte

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

composure

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

conference

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

constantly

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

cousin's

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

day

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

duty

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

especially

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

fact

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

father

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

Felix

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

Felix's

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

find

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

followed

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

For

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

found

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

going

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

had

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

hand

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

have

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

he

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

her

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

him

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

his

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

in

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

interview

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

intimations

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

It

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

lacked

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

like

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

literally

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

made

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

matter

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

meditated

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

mindnounUS /maɪnd/

The element of a person that enables awareness and thought.

From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

moment

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

morning

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

Mr

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

mustered

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

naturally

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

near

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

of

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

office

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

on

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

order

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

passionate

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

plea

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

plead

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

poor

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

repeat

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

shadownounUS /ˈʃæd.oʊ/

A dark area or shape produced by a body coming between rays of light and a surface.

From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

She

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

should

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

since

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

some

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

sought

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

speak

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

sufficient

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

that

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

the

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

then

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

third

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

this

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

time

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

to

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

uncle

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

up

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

upon

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From this reading For poor Charlotte, in this matter, naturally lacked composure; especially when she meditated upon some of Felix’s intimations.

very

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From this reading She had, in fact, been constantly near him since her interview with Felix; she had made up her mind that it was her duty to repeat very literally her cousin’s passionate plea.

was

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

Wentworth

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From this reading It was in the morning; Mr. Wentworth was in his office; and, on going in, Felix found that Charlotte was at that moment in conference with her father.

when

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From this reading She had accordingly followed Mr. Wentworth about like a shadow, in order to find him at hand when she should have mustered sufficient composure to speak.

with

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From this reading Felix allowed Charlotte time to plead his cause; and then, on the third day, he sought an interview with his uncle.

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