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The History of Margaret Catchpole, a Suffolk Girl
The History of Margaret Catchpole, a Suffolk Girl

Chapter XII

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THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.
Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.
One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.
It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.
Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.
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The History of Margaret Catchpole, a Suffolk Girl

Chapter XII

Chapter 12 of The History of Margaret Catchpole, a Suffolk Girl is here in full — 95 sentences across 19 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.
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Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.
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One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.
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It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.
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Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

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About preposition US /əˈbaʊt/

on the subject of; concerning

From this reading “THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.”

Already noun US /ˈalready/

a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage

From this reading “THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.”

Could modal verb US /kʊd/

the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests

From this reading “One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.”

Free adjective US /friː/

acting without enough restraint or discipline

From this reading “It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.”

Have auxiliary verb US /hæv/

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading “Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.”

Let auxiliary verb US /let/

used to make a suggestion or a command including the speaker

From this reading “Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.”

Mind noun US /maɪnd/

The element of a person that enables awareness and thought.

From this reading “Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.”

One pronoun US /wʌn/

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading “One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.”

Upon preposition US /əˈpɑːn/

a formal word for “on”

From this reading “Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.”

Whenever conjunction US /weˈnevər/

at any time that; every time that

From this reading “Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.”

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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 THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

AboutprepositionUS /əˈbaʊt/

on the subject of; concerning

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

above-named

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

Accordingly

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From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

acres

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From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

alreadynounUS /ˈalready/

a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

any

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From this reading It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.

asconjunctionUS /æz/

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

atprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

Barry

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

Bay

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

beauxiliary verbUS /biː/

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

Botany

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

butconjunctionUS /bʌt/

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

colony

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

conversed

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

convict

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/

the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests

From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

desirable

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

disposed

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

dollars

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From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

double

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

emigrate

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From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

encouraged

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

even

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

farmers

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From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

farming

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From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

father

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

few

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From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

found

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

freeadjectiveUS /friː/

acting without enough restraint or discipline

From this reading It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.

go

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

Government

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

granted

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From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

himpronounUS /hɪm/

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

From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/

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

From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

hundred

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From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

idea

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

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

From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

induced

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

INTERVIEW

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

itpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

Jackson

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

land

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From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

LAST

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

letauxiliary verbUS /let/

used to make a suggestion or a command including the speaker

From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

made

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

many

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From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

men

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From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

military

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

mindnounUS /maɪnd/

The element of a person that enables awareness and thought.

From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

necessary

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

new

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

notadverbUS /nɑːt/

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

offered

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From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

OnepronounUS /wʌn/

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

out

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

passengers

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From this reading It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.

people

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

Port

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

premium

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From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

projected

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

quite

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

regular

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From this reading It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.

respectable

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

sent

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

settlement

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

settlers

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

several

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

ship

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From this reading It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.

ships

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

shouldmodal verbUS /ʃʊd/

used to say what is right, expected, or advisable

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

some

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

sons

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From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

South

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

state

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

still

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From this reading One hundred acres of land for as many dollars were granted: still very few could be induced to go.

store-ships

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From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

subject

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

sum

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

THEdeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/

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

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

time

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

toparticleUS /tuː/

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

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

unruly

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/

a formal word for “on”

From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

very

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

Wales

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From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

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

From this reading THE LAST INTERVIEW About this time a new settlement was projected at New South Wales, and Government had already sent several convict ships to Botany Bay and Port Jackson; but the unruly state of the people, and the necessary military government of the colony, made it very desirable that some respectable settlers should be induced to go out.

went

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From this reading It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.

wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/

the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

wheneverconjunctionUS /weˈnevər/

at any time that; every time that

From this reading Accordingly, whenever store-ships were sent, a premium was offered for farmers' sons or farming men to emigrate.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.

years

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From this reading It was not for some years that any regular settlers' ship went out with free passengers.

Young

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.

youth's

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From this reading Young Barry conversed with his father upon this subject, and found him quite disposed to let him have double the above-named sum, and even encouraged the idea in the youth's mind.