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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 Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
addressed
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
afternoon
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
ages
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
all
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
always
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
angel
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
Apennine
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
barcarole
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
bears
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
Bello
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
blue
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
bride
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From this reading “Ha! my Lady of the Windows, it is time to go and fetch my bride.”
ButconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
call
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
casement
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
chord
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
chroniclenounUS /ˈkrɑː.nɪ.kəl/
A detailed written record of historical events in order. (Sử ký, biên niên sử lịch sử.)
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
cold
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
crests
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
Di
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
down
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
dreamnounUS /driːm/
A series of thoughts, images, or emotions during sleep.
From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
emblem
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
Ever
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
Feast
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
fervid
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
fetch
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From this reading “Ha! my Lady of the Windows, it is time to go and fetch my bride.”
fit
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
front
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
frozen
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
Genoa
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
GIFTS
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
glacial
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
go
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From this reading “Ha! my Lady of the Windows, it is time to go and fetch my bride.”
Ha
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From this reading “Ha! my Lady of the Windows, it is time to go and fetch my bride.”
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
heart
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
high
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
hillside
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
icy
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
inspired
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading “Ha! my Lady of the Windows, it is time to go and fetch my bride.”
kinship
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
Lady
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
LOOKING
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
love
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
low
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
lyres
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
Madonna
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
mantled
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
melt
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
moonlight
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading “Ha! my Lady of the Windows, it is time to go and fetch my bride.”
negative
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
OurdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
palazzo
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
passion
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
peak
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
people
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
pregnant
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
primed
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
princeling
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
reaches
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
red
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
region's
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
sat
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
saveprepositionUS /seɪv/
except for; apart from
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
Signor
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
sings
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
sister
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
snow
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From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
Sunday
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
swears
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
throughprepositionUS /θruː/
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
thus
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From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
time
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From this reading “Ha! my Lady of the Windows, it is time to go and fetch my bride.”
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
TROUBLESOME
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
TWO
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
upper
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
virtuenounUS /ˈvɝː.tʃuː/
Moral excellence and goodness of character; the highest human attainment in Stoic philosophy.
From this reading Ever mantled in snow, and a fit emblem of icy virtue, she has for ages inspired a negative chord for that region’s lyres of passion.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
waterman
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From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
WEDDING
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading But she bears no kinship to this chronicle save that Signor Di Bello, on the afternoon of the pregnant Feast of Sunday, when all was primed for the wedding, thus addressed his sister, who sat by a front casement:
Windows
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From this reading TWO TROUBLESOME WEDDING GIFTS LOOKING down upon Genoa through the blue reaches of the upper crests is an Apennine peak which the people, high and low, call Our Lady of the Windows.
wouldmodal verbUS /wʊd/
used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past
From this reading The princeling in his hillside palazzo sings of his dream lady--always an angel as fervid as the glacial Madonna is cold; the red waterman, in his moonlight barcarole, swears his love would melt that frozen heart.
