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AdeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
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affectionately
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all
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From this reading We cannot understand it all, We cannot know why this is so; From dawn until night's curtains fall, We see the people come and go.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
arms
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
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babe
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
behindprepositionUS /bɪˈhaɪnd/
at or toward the back of something
From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
book
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BooksnounUS /bʊks/
Bound written or printed works.
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bride
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
ButconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
Can't
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cannot
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care
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carriages
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
charms
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Chicago
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Childhood
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Church
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Co
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colors
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
comenounUS /come/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading We cannot understand it all, We cannot know why this is so; From dawn until night's curtains fall, We see the people come and go.
corpse
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
crueladjectiveUS /ˈkruːəl/
causing pain or showing no kindness
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
curtains
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dawn
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Day
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dedicated
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DonenounUS /done/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago _Printed in the U. S. A._ _Verse--_ The Light of Faith A Heap o' Livin' Just Folks Poems of Patriotism The Path to Home When Day Is Done The Passing Throng Rhymes of Childhood Harbor Lights of Home The Friendly Way Life's Highway
dreamer
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
eachdeterminerUS /iːtʃ/
every one of two or more people or things, taken separately
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
F
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faces
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Faith
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fall
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Father
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find
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Folks
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Friendly
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Friends
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friendship
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
FromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
gay
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
Gift
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Go
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goes
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grave
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
Grief's
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groom
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
Harbor
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hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
Heap
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hearse
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
Highway
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hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
Home
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House
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IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
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inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago _Printed in the U. S. A._ _Verse--_ The Light of Faith A Heap o' Livin' Just Folks Poems of Patriotism The Path to Home When Day Is Done The Passing Throng Rhymes of Childhood Harbor Lights of Home The Friendly Way Life's Highway
Isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago _Printed in the U. S. A._ _Verse--_ The Light of Faith A Heap o' Livin' Just Folks Poems of Patriotism The Path to Home When Day Is Done The Passing Throng Rhymes of Childhood Harbor Lights of Home The Friendly Way Life's Highway
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading We cannot understand it all, We cannot know why this is so; From dawn until night's curtains fall, We see the people come and go.
itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
Job
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journeynounUS /ˈjourney/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
Just
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knownounUS /know/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
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L
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laughter's
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Lee
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LifenounUS /life/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
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Life's
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Light
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Lights
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Live
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Livin
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love
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
loved
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
maidennoun, literaryUS /ˈmeɪdən/
a young woman who is not married
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
Making
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man
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
MepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
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Means
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mightmodal verbUS /maɪt/
used to say something is possible but not certain
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
millionaire
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
Mother
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From this reading _Prose--_ What My Religion Means to Me Making the House a Home My Job as a Father Why I Go to Church You Can't Live Your Own Life _Gift Books--_ Mother Father Home Friends You Faith To W. F. L.
MydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading _Prose--_ What My Religion Means to Me Making the House a Home My Job as a Father Why I Go to Church You Can't Live Your Own Life _Gift Books--_ Mother Father Home Friends You Faith To W. F. L.
needs
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
neitherdeterminerUS /ˈniːðər/
not one and not the other of two
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
newsboy
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
night
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
night's
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From this reading We cannot understand it all, We cannot know why this is so; From dawn until night's curtains fall, We see the people come and go.
norconjunctionUS /nɔːr/
and not; used after a negative to add a second negative
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
Now
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
o
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ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago _Printed in the U. S. A._ _Verse--_ The Light of Faith A Heap o' Livin' Just Folks Poems of Patriotism The Path to Home When Day Is Done The Passing Throng Rhymes of Childhood Harbor Lights of Home The Friendly Way Life's Highway
old
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
ones
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
Own
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From this reading _Prose--_ What My Religion Means to Me Making the House a Home My Job as a Father Why I Go to Church You Can't Live Your Own Life _Gift Books--_ Mother Father Home Friends You Faith To W. F. L.
Pass
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
passednounUS /passed/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
Passing
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Path
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Patriotism
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people
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From this reading We cannot understand it all, We cannot know why this is so; From dawn until night's curtains fall, We see the people come and go.
Poems
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PrintednounUS /printed/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago _Printed in the U. S. A._ _Verse--_ The Light of Faith A Heap o' Livin' Just Folks Poems of Patriotism The Path to Home When Day Is Done The Passing Throng Rhymes of Childhood Harbor Lights of Home The Friendly Way Life's Highway
Prose
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From this reading _Prose--_ What My Religion Means to Me Making the House a Home My Job as a Father Why I Go to Church You Can't Live Your Own Life _Gift Books--_ Mother Father Home Friends You Faith To W. F. L.
Reilly
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Religion
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From this reading _Prose--_ What My Religion Means to Me Making the House a Home My Job as a Father Why I Go to Church You Can't Live Your Own Life _Gift Books--_ Mother Father Home Friends You Faith To W. F. L.
Rhymes
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rides
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
S
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scarcely
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
scars
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
scorenounUS /score/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
see
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From this reading We cannot understand it all, We cannot know why this is so; From dawn until night's curtains fall, We see the people come and go.
sleep
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
slowly
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
smiles
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading We cannot understand it all, We cannot know why this is so; From dawn until night's curtains fall, We see the people come and go.
sorrowing
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
spy
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
symbol
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago _Printed in the U. S. A._ _Verse--_ The Light of Faith A Heap o' Livin' Just Folks Poems of Patriotism The Path to Home When Day Is Done The Passing Throng Rhymes of Childhood Harbor Lights of Home The Friendly Way Life's Highway
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
Throng
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toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago _Printed in the U. S. A._ _Verse--_ The Light of Faith A Heap o' Livin' Just Folks Poems of Patriotism The Path to Home When Day Is Done The Passing Throng Rhymes of Childhood Harbor Lights of Home The Friendly Way Life's Highway
token
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
tomb
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
U
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unbroken
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
understandnounUS /understand/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading We cannot understand it all, We cannot know why this is so; From dawn until night's curtains fall, We see the people come and go.
untilprepositionUS /ənˈtɪl/
up to a particular time
From this reading We cannot understand it all, We cannot know why this is so; From dawn until night's curtains fall, We see the people come and go.
UponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
Verse
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W
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From this reading _Prose--_ What My Religion Means to Me Making the House a Home My Job as a Father Why I Go to Church You Can't Live Your Own Life _Gift Books--_ Mother Father Home Friends You Faith To W. F. L.
Way
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wepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
weep
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
weight
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
WhatpronounUS /wʌt/
used to ask for information about something
From this reading _Prose--_ What My Religion Means to Me Making the House a Home My Job as a Father Why I Go to Church You Can't Live Your Own Life _Gift Books--_ Mother Father Home Friends You Faith To W. F. L.
WhenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading The Reilly & Lee Co. Chicago _Printed in the U. S. A._ _Verse--_ The Light of Faith A Heap o' Livin' Just Folks Poems of Patriotism The Path to Home When Day Is Done The Passing Throng Rhymes of Childhood Harbor Lights of Home The Friendly Way Life's Highway
WhosedeterminerUS /huːz/
belonging to which person
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
Why
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window
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From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Whose friendship needs neither symbol nor token, this book is affectionately dedicated From newsboy to the millionaire The passing throng goes by each day; The old man with his weight of care, The maiden in her colors gay, The mother with her babe in arms, The dreamer and the man of might, Grief's cruel scars and laughter's charms Pass by the window, day and night.
wreathed
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From this reading Now slowly rides a corpse to find The grave and its unbroken sleep, And in the carriages behind A score of sorrowing loved ones weep; But scarcely has the hearse passed by Upon its journey to the tomb, When, wreathed with smiles of love, we spy The faces of a bride and groom.
YoupronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading _Prose--_ What My Religion Means to Me Making the House a Home My Job as a Father Why I Go to Church You Can't Live Your Own Life _Gift Books--_ Mother Father Home Friends You Faith To W. F. L.
YourdeterminerUS /jɔːr/
belonging to the person or people being spoken to
From this reading _Prose--_ What My Religion Means to Me Making the House a Home My Job as a Father Why I Go to Church You Can't Live Your Own Life _Gift Books--_ Mother Father Home Friends You Faith To W. F. L.
