Chapter IV

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From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

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From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

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From this reading MAY 1815-SEPTEMBER 1816 1815.

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From this reading MAY 1815-SEPTEMBER 1816 1815.

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

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From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

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

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

third-person singular of “arrive” — reach a destination; arrive by movement or progress

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

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

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

a formal organization of people or groups of people

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

the month following July and preceding September

From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

a vessel containing liquid in which something is immersed (as to process it or to maintain it at a constant temperature or to lubricate it)

From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

plural of “begin” — Israeli statesman (born in Russia) who (as prime minister of Israel) negotiated a peace treaty with Anwar Sadat (then the president of Egypt) (1913-1992)

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

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From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

water travel for pleasure

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

Bound written or printed works.

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

brought into existence

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

showing who or what does the action

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

English romantic poet notorious for his rebellious and unconventional lifestyle (1788-1824)

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

past form of “call” — assign a specified (usually proper) proper name to

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

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From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

a written order directing a bank to pay money

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

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From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

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From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

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From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

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From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

a relation between things or events (as in the case of one causing the other or sharing features with it)

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

serving to describe or inform or characterized by description

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

a county in southwestern England

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

plural of “effort” — earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

a division of the United Kingdom

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

plural of “escape” — the act of escaping physically

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

a military campaign designed to achieve a specific objective in a foreign country

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

an agency that escapes control and destroys its creator

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

a city in southwestern Switzerland at the western end of Lake Geneva; it is the headquarters of various international organizations

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

change location; move, travel, or proceed, also metaphorically

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

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From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

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From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

the act of departing

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

enjoying or showing or marked by joy or pleasure

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

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

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

plural of “house” — a dwelling that serves as living quarters for one or more families

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

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

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

third-person singular of “introduce” — cause to come to know personally

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

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

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

a daily written record of (usually personal) experiences and observations

From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

a body of (usually fresh) water surrounded by land

From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

a written message addressed to a person or organization

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

the literary culture

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

give or make a list of; name individually; give the names of

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

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From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

produced by a manufacturing process

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

engage in

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

the mother of Jesus; Christians refer to her as the Virgin Mary; she is especially honored by Roman Catholics

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

possessive form of “mary” — the mother of Jesus; Christians refer to her as the Virgin Mary; she is especially honored by Roman Catholics

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

used to say something is possible, or to give permission

From this reading MAY 1815-SEPTEMBER 1816 1815.

the most common medium of exchange; functions as legal tender

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

assign a specified (usually proper) proper name to

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

in the historical present; at this point in the narration of a series of past events

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

plural of “objection” — the act of expressing earnest opposition or protest

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

the place where something begins, where it springs into being

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

not allowed to continue to bat or run

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

past form of “persuade” — win approval or support for

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

communicate vividly

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

raise the level or amount of something

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

located or moved above the surround or above the normal position

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

extreme gluttony

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

interpret something that is written or printed

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

plural of “refuse” — food that is discarded (as from a kitchen)

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

being connected either logically or causally or by shared characteristics

From this reading cheque made out in Shelley's name--Shelley escapes from England--Is persuaded by Clara (now called "Clare" or "Claire") to go to Geneva--Mary's descriptive letters--Byron arrives at Geneva--Association of Shelley and Byron--Origin of _Frankenstein_ as related by Mary--She begins to

go or come back to place, condition, or activity where one has been before

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

a charge of ammunition for a single shot

From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

plural of “seek” — the movement of a read/write head to a specific data track on a disk

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

the month following August and preceding October

From this reading MAY 1815-SEPTEMBER 1816 1815.

settle into a position, usually on a surface or ground

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

English writer who created Frankenstein's monster and married Percy Bysshe Shelley (1797-1851)

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

possessive form of “shelley” — English writer who created Frankenstein's monster and married Percy Bysshe Shelley (1797-1851)

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

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From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

United States actor (1858-1942)

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

a male human offspring

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

the region of the United States lying to the south of the Mason-Dixon line

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

any distinct time period in a sequence of events

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

a thoroughfare (usually including sidewalks) that is lined with buildings

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

the warmest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the summer solstice to the autumnal equinox

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

carry out

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

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

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

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

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

a journey or route all the way around a particular place or area

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."

a long depression in the surface of the land that usually contains a river

From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

an act of traveling by water

From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

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From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

in the company of; together with

From this reading Mary's son William born--List of books read by Shelley and Mary in 1815--Clara's project of going on the stage--Her connection with Byron--She introduces him to the Shelleys-- Shelley's efforts to raise money for Godwin--Godwin's rapacity--Refuses to take a

produce a literary work

From this reading write it--Voyage of Shelley and Byron round the lake of Geneva--Tour to the valley of Chamouni-- Journal--Return to England (August)--Mary and Clare go to Bath, and Shelley to Marlow 115-157

third-person singular of “write” — produce a literary work

From this reading Objections raised to Clara's return to Skinner Street-- Her letter to Fanny Godwin from Lynmouth--The Shelleys make a tour in South Devon--Shelley seeks for houses--Letter from Mary--They settle at Bishopsgate--Boating expedition--Happy summer--Shelley writes "Alastor."