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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 He did not for a moment hesitate as to the consequences of his rash act.
act
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From this reading He did not for a moment hesitate as to the consequences of his rash act.
addednounUS /added/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
addressing
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
banished
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
begin
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From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
Bessarabia
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
C
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
cards
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
Censor
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
consequences
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From this reading He did not for a moment hesitate as to the consequences of his rash act.
couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
court
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
CZAR
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From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
deported
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
didauxiliary verbUS /dɪd/
the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives
From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
donenounUS /done/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
evennounUS /even/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
exile
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
expectverbUS /ɪkˈspekt/
to think that something will happen
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading He did not for a moment hesitate as to the consequences of his rash act.
forever
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
fortress
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
friends
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
guard
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
head
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
hesitate
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From this reading He did not for a moment hesitate as to the consequences of his rash act.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading He did not for a moment hesitate as to the consequences of his rash act.
home
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From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
hot
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
jamais
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
just
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
Kirghis
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
lost
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
man
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
marching
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From this reading When once he received marching orders, there would be no time for such things.
meditate
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From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
mindnounUS /mind/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
moment
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From this reading He did not for a moment hesitate as to the consequences of his rash act.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading When once he received marching orders, there would be no time for such things.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading He did not for a moment hesitate as to the consequences of his rash act.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading He did not for a moment hesitate as to the consequences of his rash act.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
once
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
Only
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From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
orders
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From this reading When once he received marching orders, there would be no time for such things.
other
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/
above and across; more than
From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
P
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
permitted
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
person
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
pour
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
Pushkin
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From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
Pustas
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
rash
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From this reading He did not for a moment hesitate as to the consequences of his rash act.
reached
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From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
received
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
recent
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
return
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
sacred
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
scene
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
semi-favor
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
set
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
sight
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
SMILES
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From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
some
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
suchdeterminerUS /sʌtʃ/
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading When once he received marching orders, there would be no time for such things.
thanconjunctionUS /ðæn/
used to introduce the second part of a comparison
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
then
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
there
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From this reading When once he received marching orders, there would be no time for such things.
thereforeadverbUS /ˈðerfɔːr/
for that reason; as a result
From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
things
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From this reading When once he received marching orders, there would be no time for such things.
timenounUS /time/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading When once he received marching orders, there would be no time for such things.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
Volga
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From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
whatpronounUS /wʌt/
used to ask for information about something
From this reading THE CZAR SMILES Only as Pushkin reached home did he begin to meditate over what he had done.
WhenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading When once he received marching orders, there would be no time for such things.
whereconjunctionUS /wer/
in or at the place that
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
whitheradverbUS /ˈwɪðər/
an old word meaning “to where”
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
work
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
wouldmodal verbUS /wʊd/
used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past
From this reading A man only just permitted to return from exile in Bessarabia, whither his hot head had banished him, and even then but received in semi-favor at court, could not expect other from his recent scene with the sacred person of the Censor than to be deported to some fortress on the Volga, or to guard the Kirghis Pustas, where he would be forever lost to sight and mind.
Zeneida
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From this reading He therefore set to work at once addressing P.P.C. cards to his friends; on that to Zeneida he added, "pour jamais."
