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The Life of Nephi, the Son of Lehi
The Life of Nephi, the Son of Lehi

Chapter XVI

Chapter 16 of The Life of Nephi, the Son of Lehi is here in full — 76 sentences across 16 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Chapter 16 of The Life of Nephi, the Son of Lehi by George Q. (George Quayle) Cannon holds 76 sentences, grouped into 16 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the source edition, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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Emigrated
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Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.
They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.
He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."
The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.
They immediately turned their attention to agriculture.
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The Life of Nephi, the Son of Lehi

Chapter XVI

Chapter 16 of The Life of Nephi, the Son of Lehi is here in full — 76 sentences across 16 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.
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They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.
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He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."
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The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.
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They immediately turned their attention to agriculture.

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Across preposition US /əˈkrɔːs/

from one side of something to the other

From this reading “He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."”

Every determiner US /ˈevəri/

all the members of a group, with none left out

From this reading “Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.”

Through preposition US /θruː/

from one end or side of something to the other

From this reading “He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."”

Unto preposition US /ˈʌntuː/

an old word for “to”

From this reading “They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.”

Wilderness noun US /ˈwɪldərnəs/

a wild area where few people live

From this reading “He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."”

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1579

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

adeterminerUS /ə/

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

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

acknowledged

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From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

acrossprepositionUS /əˈkrɔːs/

from one side of something to the other

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

agriculture

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From this reading They immediately turned their attention to agriculture.

Also

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

America

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

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

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Animals

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Arabia

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

asconjunctionUS /æz/

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

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

attention

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From this reading They immediately turned their attention to agriculture.

breadth

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

brought

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

called

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

Carneros

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Chili

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

climate

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

coast

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

construct

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

country

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

Crops

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Cultivate

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

de

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Discovered

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Drake

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

enabled

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

EverydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/

all the members of a group, with none left out

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

extended

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

Extinct

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Find

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Flocks

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Francis

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

fulfilled

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From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

genial

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

Good

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Ground

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

guided

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

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

From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

HepronounUS /hiː/

a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

healthy

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

Herds

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

HisdeterminerUS /hɪz/

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

From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

Horse

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Horses

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

immediately

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From this reading They immediately turned their attention to agriculture.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

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

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

indeed

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From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/

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

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

itpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Joseph

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

Kind

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

known

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

la

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Land

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

landed

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From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

Landing

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Large

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Lord

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From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

Marsh

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

mighty

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

notadverbUS /nɑːt/

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

now

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

ocean

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

onprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

Opinion

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

Ores

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Pitch

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

pitched

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From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

Place

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

possesses

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

Professor

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Promised

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

promises

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From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

Prophet

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

Raise

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

reason

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

Reasons

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

safely

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

said

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

Seen

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Sir

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

South

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

Spanish

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

speaking

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

temperate

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From this reading The Prophet Joseph, in speaking of their place of landing, said [A] it was on the coast of the country now known as Chili--a country which possesses a genial, temperate and healthy climate.

Tents

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

thedeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

theirdeterminerUS /ðer/

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

thempronounUS /ðem/

the people or things already mentioned, as the object

From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

TheypronounUS /ðeɪ/

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

From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

Thinking

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

throughprepositionUS /θruː/

from one end or side of something to the other

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

Tierra

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

toparticleUS /tuː/

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

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

turned

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From this reading They immediately turned their attention to agriculture.

untoprepositionUS /ˈʌntuː/

an old word for “to”

From this reading They landed and pitched their tents, and they acknowledged that the Lord had indeed fulfilled His promises unto them.

vessel

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From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

Wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

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

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

whatpronounUS /wʌt/

used to ask for information about something

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

WhenconjunctionUS /wen/

at the time that

From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

Whites

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

Wild

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From this reading Land and Pitch their Tents--Place of Landing--Cultivate the Ground--Good Crops--Find Animals of Every Kind--Also Ores--Raise Large Flocks and Herds--"Carneros de la Tierra"--Find the Horse--Was the Horse Extinct When the Whites Discovered America?--Reasons for Thinking it was not--Wild Horses Seen by Sir Francis Drake in 1579--Opinion of Professor Marsh--Horses Seen by Drake, not Spanish.

wildernessnounUS /ˈwɪldərnəs/

a wild area where few people live

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading He had guided them through the wilderness, had enabled them to construct a vessel, in which He had brought them safely across the mighty breadth of ocean which extended from the coast of Arabia to the coast of what is now called South America, or as they, with good reason, called it, "The Promised Land."