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The Oxonian in Thelemarken, Volume 1 (of 2)
The Oxonian in Thelemarken, Volume 1 (of 2)

Chapter IX

Chapter 9 of The Oxonian in Thelemarken, Volume 1 (of 2) is here in full — 119 sentences across 24 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Chapter 9 of The Oxonian in Thelemarken, Volume 1 (of 2) by Frederick Metcalfe holds 119 sentences, grouped into 24 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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Chapter 9 holds 119 sentences of The Oxonian in Thelemarken, Volume 1 (of 2), unabridged, divided into 24 reading sections.

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Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.
Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.
A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.
As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.
On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.
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The Oxonian in Thelemarken, Volume 1 (of 2)

Chapter IX

Chapter 9 of The Oxonian in Thelemarken, Volume 1 (of 2) is here in full — 119 sentences across 24 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/24 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.
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Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.
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A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.
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As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.
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On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

Learner Dictionary

These definitions explain words found in the current reading and keep every example grounded in its original sentence.

Oxford-style entry order: headword, part of speech, US IPA, concise definition, contextual example, audio, and collocations from this reading.

Along preposition US /əˈlɔːŋ/

following the length of something from one end toward the other

From this reading “A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.”

Before preposition US /bɪˈfɔːr/

earlier than; in front of

From this reading “A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.”

Dwarf noun US /dwɔːrf/

in traditional stories, a small humanlike being with magical qualities

From this reading “Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.”

Nightmare noun US /ˈnaɪt.mɛr/

A terrifying or distressing dream.

From this reading “Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.”

All words in this reading · 146

Every word is available to listen to. Dictionary details are shown only when verified; these are not licensed Oxford entries.

AdeterminerUS /ə/

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

From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

affording

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

alongprepositionUS /əˈlɔːŋ/

following the length of something from one end toward the other

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

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

From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

angry

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

apparently

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

AsconjunctionUS /æz/

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

From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

ascent

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

atprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

attached

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/

earlier than; in front of

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

birch

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

bore

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

bounding

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

butconjunctionUS /bʌt/

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

capital

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

cold

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

colts

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

companion

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

covey

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

cracks

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

dabbed

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

dance

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

deep

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

delighted

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

descry

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

distant

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

down

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

dwarfnounUS /dwɔːrf/

in traditional stories, a small humanlike being with magical qualities

From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

ear

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

effects

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

equine

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

felt

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

fisherman's

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

fissured

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

former

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

fortunately

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

fowling-piece

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

frolicksome

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

glaucous

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

golden

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

gradual

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

grey

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

ground

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

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

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

heart

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

horse

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

hunting

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

hut

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

IpronounUS /aɪ/

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

idea

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

ill

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

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

From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

intervals

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/

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

From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

itpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/

belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned

From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

joining

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

journey

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

Laagen

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

Leaving

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

little

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

load

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

lodging

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

loneliness

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

Macadam

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

Making

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

mood

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

moss

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

most

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

mountain

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

MydeterminerUS /maɪ/

belonging to the person speaking

From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

nag

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

National

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

neigh

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

neija

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

new

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

night

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

nightmarenounUS /ˈnaɪt.mɛr/

A terrifying or distressing dream.

From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

Normaends

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

northward

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

Northwards

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

Norway

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

Norwegian

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

notadverbUS /nɑːt/

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

onprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

other

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

Otter

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

ourdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/

belonging to the speaker and others

From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

part

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

party

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

patches

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

plover

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

polished

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

ptarmigan

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

Quenna

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

rains

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

reaches

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

reindeer

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

restorer

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

rock

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

rocks

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

rose

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

round

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

seemingly

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From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

Shaking

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

shepherd

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

slight

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

snipe

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

Snow

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

soconjunctionUS /soʊ/

for that reason; with the result that

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

Social

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

some

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

songs

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

speech

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

straddle

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

struck

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

surface

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

sweet

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

tea

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

ThedeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

Thelemarken

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

theypronounUS /ðeɪ/

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

From this reading On joining our party, seemingly tired of the loneliness of the mountain, and delighted at the idea of a new equine companion, they dance round our little nag in most frolicksome mood.

three

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

tired

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

toparticleUS /tuː/

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

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

touch

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

traveller's

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

Troll-work

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

two

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

up

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

uspronounUS /ʌs/

the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

vision

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From this reading Northwards--Social colts--The horse shepherd--The tired traveller’s sweet restorer, tea--Troll-work--Snow Macadam--Otter hunting in Norway--Normaends Laagen--A vision of reindeer--The fisherman’s hut--My lodging is on the cold ground--Making a night of it--National songs--Shaking down--A slight touch of nightmare.

vrinske

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From this reading As we journey along, a distant neigh (in Thelemarken speech “neija,” in Norwegian, “vrinske,”) reaches my ear, and I descry three colts bounding down the rocks to us.

walking

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

wepronounUS /wiː/

the speaker together with one or more other people

From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

weak

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From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

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

From this reading A covey of grey ptarmigan, a snipe or two, and some golden plover, rose before us; but I felt so weak and ill that I had not the heart to load my fowling-piece, which the little horse bore, along with my other effects, attached to the straddle.

willow

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.

yellow

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From this reading Leaving the angry Quenna, we struck northward up a gradual ascent of rock, polished apparently by former rains, its surface fissured at intervals by deep cracks, and dabbed with patches of yellow moss, dwarf birch, and glaucous willow, but, for the most part, fortunately affording capital walking ground.