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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 third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
AARON
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From this reading AARON HILL.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
ANXIOUS
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From this reading ANXIOUS FRIENDS.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
away
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
bad
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
began
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
billets
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
bold
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
choice
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
colonel
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
commanding
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
compels
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
crime
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
day
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
deceive
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From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
division
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
eachdeterminerUS /iːtʃ/
every one of two or more people or things, taken separately
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
enough
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
evening
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
farther
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
fate
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
felt
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
fifth
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
first
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
forth
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
fourth
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
friendly
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
FRIENDS
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From this reading ANXIOUS FRIENDS.
general
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
good
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
grows
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
guilt
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
HILL
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From this reading AARON HILL.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
Indulge
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From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
interest
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
journey
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
just
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From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
Kennedy
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
Leolyn
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From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
Letauxiliary verbUS /let/
used to make a suggestion or a command including the speaker
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
Major
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
man
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
met
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
Middleton
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
more
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
morning
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
never
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
now
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
obstinately
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From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
Oh
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From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
other's
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
others
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
parade
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
passed
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
passion
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From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
past
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
Portalegre
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
Quentin
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
reported
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
return
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
say
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
shallmodal verbUS /ʃæl/
used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
sixth
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
stray
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
success
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
surmise
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
third
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
Thus
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From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
time
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From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
trust
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From this reading "Oh, Leolyn, be obstinately just; Indulge no passion and deceive no trust.
uspronounUS /ʌs/
the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Let never man be bold enough to say, Thus, and no farther, shall my passion stray; The first crime past compels us into more, And guilt grows _fate_, which was but _choice_ before."
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading The third day and the fourth passed away at Portalegre; on the fifth and sixth, Major Middleton and others, who felt a friendly interest in Quentin Kennedy, began to surmise, when they met on the morning or evening parade, or in each other's billets, or so forth, that it was time now he had reported his return, and the good or bad success of his journey, to the colonel and general commanding the division.
