Chapter XXXV

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

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

at all times; all the time and on every occasion

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

the form of “be” used with “I”

From this reading _Boston._ I AM determined to quit this life.

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

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

(psychiatry) a relatively permanent state of worry and nervousness occurring in a variety of mental disorders, usually accompanied by compulsive behavior or attacks of panic

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading The step must not be taken with rashness.

the entire physical structure of an organism (an animal, plant, or human being)

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

state capital and largest city of Massachusetts; a major center for banking and financial services

From this reading _Boston._ I AM determined to quit this life.

make calm or still

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

plural of “chill” — coldness due to a cold environment

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

having a low or inadequate temperature or feeling a sensation of coldness or having been made cold by e.g. ice or refrigeration

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

brought together in one place

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

plural of “damp” — a slight wetness

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

comparative of “dear” — dearly loved

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

move away from a place into another direction

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

the act of determining the properties of something, usually by research or calculation

From this reading I feel much easier since my determination.

characterized by great determination

From this reading _Boston._ I AM determined to quit this life.

having or showing keen interest or intense desire or impatient expectancy

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

comparative of “easy” — posing no difficulty; requiring little effort

From this reading I feel much easier since my determination.

a purposeful or industrious undertaking (especially one that requires effort or boldness)

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

communicated in words

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

opinion or judgment

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

undergo an emotional sensation or be in a particular state of mind

From this reading I feel much easier since my determination.

(usually followed by “with” or used as a combining form) generously supplied with

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

plural of “fill” — a quantity sufficient to satisfy

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

preceding all others in time or space or degree

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

to travel behind, go after, come after

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

turned into ice; affected by freezing or by long and severe cold

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

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

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

intense sorrow caused by loss of a loved one (especially by death)

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

be suspended or hanging

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

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From this reading _Harrington_ to _Worthy_.

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From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

an old form of “have”, used with “thou”

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

the locus of feelings and intuitions

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

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

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

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From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

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

From this reading _Boston._ I AM determined to quit this life.

the content of cognition; the main thing you are thinking about

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

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

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

a characteristic state or mode of living

From this reading _Boston._ I AM determined to quit this life.

a strong positive emotion of regard and affection

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

(comparative of “much” used with mass nouns) a quantifier meaning greater in size or amount or extent or degree

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

to a great degree or extent

From this reading I feel much easier since my determination.

used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true

From this reading The step must not be taken with rashness.

belonging to the person speaking

From this reading I feel much easier since my determination.

not any; not one

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading The step must not be taken with rashness.

a nonmetallic bivalent element that is normally a colorless odorless tasteless nonflammable diatomic gas; constitutes 21 percent of the atmosphere by volume; the most abundant element in the earth's crust

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

not allowed to continue to bat or run

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

put an end to a state or an activity

From this reading _Boston._ I AM determined to quit this life.

the trait of acting rashly and without prudence

From this reading The step must not be taken with rashness.

the seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

plural of “sensation” — an unelaborated elementary awareness of stimulation

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

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

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

from a time in the past until now

From this reading I feel much easier since my determination.

for that reason; with the result that

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

an entreaty addressed to someone of superior status

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

the immaterial part of a person; the actuating cause of an individual life

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

make steady

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

any maneuver made as part of progress toward a goal

From this reading The step must not be taken with rashness.

understood in a certain way; made sense of

From this reading The step must not be taken with rashness.

the process of shedding tears (usually accompanied by sobs or other inarticulate sounds)

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

used to introduce the second part of a comparison

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

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

From this reading The step must not be taken with rashness.

an old word for “you”, as the object, speaking to one person

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

judge or regard; look upon; judge

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading _Boston._ I AM determined to quit this life.

an old word for “you”, as the subject, speaking to one person

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

the cardinal number that is the product of 10 and 100

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

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

From this reading _Harrington_ to _Worthy_.

a shaky motion

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

characterized by or indicative of distress or affliction or danger or need

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

at the time that

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

used to talk about the future, or about willingness

From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—

in the company of; together with

From this reading The step must not be taken with rashness.

Having or showing the qualities or abilities that merit recognition in character or magic.

From this reading _Harrington_ to _Worthy_.

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From this reading I must be steady—calm—collected—I will endeavour to be so.— HER eager solicitation—the anxiety she always expressed for me—When I think she is no more, it wrings my heart with grief, and fills my eyes with tears— —I must go— THE idea chills me—I am frozen with horrour—cold damps hang on my trembling body—My soul is filled with a thousand troubled sensations—I must depart—it must be so—My love for thee, O _Harriot!_ is dearer than life—Thou hast first sat out—and I am to follow.—