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1608
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
1629
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From this reading Her father died without surviving issue, September 22d, 1629.
22
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From this reading Her father died without surviving issue, September 22d, 1629.
72
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
all
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From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
baron
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
Ben
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
celebrated
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
Charles
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From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
Corbet
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
court
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
created
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
d
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From this reading Her father died without surviving issue, September 22d, 1629.
daughter
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
died
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From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
earl
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
Elizabeth
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From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
father
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From this reading Her father died without surviving issue, September 22d, 1629.
favourite
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
first
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
great
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
HADDINGTON
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
HerdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
here
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
Holderness
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
husband
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
issue
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From this reading Her father died without surviving issue, September 22d, 1629.
James
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From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
Jan
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
John
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
Jonson
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
king
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
Kingston
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
LADY
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
marriage
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
masque
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
monody
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
night
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
presented
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
Radcliffe
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
Ramsey
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
Robert
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
Scotland
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
September
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From this reading Her father died without surviving issue, September 22d, 1629.
ShepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
Shrove-Tuesday
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From this reading Her marriage was celebrated by Ben Jonson, in a masque presented at court on the Shrove-Tuesday at night (1608)[72]; and here is her monody by Corbet.
sons
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From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
survived
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
surviving
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From this reading Her father died without surviving issue, September 22d, 1629.
Sussex
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
Thames
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From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
two
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From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
viscount
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
Wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
wife
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From this reading THE LADY HADDINGTON Was first wife of John Ramsey, viscount Haddington in Scotland, and daughter of Robert Radcliffe, earl of Sussex.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Her husband, who was a great favourite with king James, survived her, and was created baron of Kingston upon Thames, and earl of Holderness, 22 Jan.
withoutprepositionUS /wɪˈθaʊt/
not having, not using, or not accompanied by
From this reading Her father died without surviving issue, September 22d, 1629.
young
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From this reading She had two sons, Charles and James, and a daughter, Elizabeth, who all died young.
