Chapter VII

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

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From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

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From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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

From this reading Literary Interests and Enterprise--A.M. Oxon.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

an investigation of the component parts of a whole and their relations in making up the whole

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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

From this reading BETWEEN ETON AND OXFORD.

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

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

an ambitious and aspiring young person

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

a lack of belief in the existence of God or gods

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

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

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

in the space, time, or range separating two things

From this reading BETWEEN ETON AND OXFORD.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

English illustrator of several of Dickens' novels (1815-1882)

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

a sum of money allocated for a particular purpose

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

showing who or what does the action

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

English romantic poet notorious for his rebellious and unconventional lifestyle (1788-1824)

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

exercising caution or showing care or attention

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

plural of “case” — an occurrence of something

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

period extending from Dec. 24 to Jan. 6

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

an odorless very poisonous gas that is a product of incomplete combustion of carbon

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

the body of faculty and students of a college

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

the spatial property resulting from the arrangement of parts in relation to each other and to the whole

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

past form of “construct” — make by combining materials and parts

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

the use of speech for informal exchange of views or ideas or information etc.

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

(of information) make known; pass on

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

the specified day of the month

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

the last (12th) month of the year

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

represented in words especially with sharpness and detail

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

done or made or performed with purpose and intent

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

all through a period, or at some point within it

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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

From this reading Literary Interests and Enterprise--A.M. Oxon.

plural of “essay” — an analytic or interpretive literary composition

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading BETWEEN ETON AND OXFORD.

the act of forcing out someone or something

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

genus of tropical African herbs or subshrubs with usually blue flowers

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

United States comedian and film actor (1880-1946)

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

(of materials or goods) brought to the desired final state

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

preceding all others in time or space or degree

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

A small part broken or separated off something larger.

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

plural of “fragment” — a piece broken off or cut off of something else

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

cause to have, in the abstract sense or physical sense

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

a small growth of trees without underbrush

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

United States general who served as military director of the atomic bomb project (1896-1970)

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

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

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

the -ing form of “have”

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

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

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

plural of “holiday” — leisure time away from work devoted to rest or pleasure

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

a physiological need for food; the consequence of food deprivation

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

a condition of spiritual awareness; divine illumination

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

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

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

a power to affect persons or events especially power based on prestige etc

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

a hotel providing overnight lodging for travelers

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

a sense of concern with and curiosity about someone or something

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

plural of “interest” — a sense of concern with and curiosity about someone or something

From this reading Literary Interests and Enterprise--A.M. Oxon.

impatience with annoyances

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

a person belonging to the worldwide group claiming descent from Jacob (or converted to it) and connected by cultural or religious ties

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

a room or building equipped with one or more toilets

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

plural of “lady” — a polite name for any woman

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude or extent

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

time available for ease and relaxation

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

a written message addressed to a person or organization

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

possessive form of “lincoln” — 16th President of the United States; saved the Union during the American Civil War and emancipated the slaves; was assassinated by Booth (1809-1865)

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

of or relating to or characteristic of literature

From this reading Literary Interests and Enterprise--A.M. Oxon.

limited or below average in number or quantity or magnitude or extent

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

the capital and largest city of England; located on the Thames in southeastern England; financial and industrial and cultural center

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

the basic unit of length adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites (approximately 1.094 yards)

From this reading Literary Interests and Enterprise--A.M. Oxon.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

a public area set aside as a pedestrian walk

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

admission to a group (especially a college or university)

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

used to say something is possible, or to give permission

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

pertaining to or of the nature of metaphysics

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

the most common medium of exchange; functions as legal tender

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

plural of “month” — one of the twelve divisions of the calendar year

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

the condition of being essential or indispensable

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

not ever; at no time in the past or future

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

A terrifying or distressing dream.

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

an extended fictional work in prose; usually in the form of a story

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

plural of “opinion” — a personal belief or judgment that is not founded on proof or certainty

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

preceding all others in time or being as first made or performed

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

a city in southern England to the northwest of London; site of Oxford University

From this reading BETWEEN ETON AND OXFORD.

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From this reading Literary Interests and Enterprise--A.M. Oxon.

become less interesting or attractive

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

literature in metrical form

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

involving or characteristic of politics or parties or politicians

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

something determined in relation to something that includes it

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

occurring or coming into existence after a person's death

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

for the most part

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

a copy of a printed work offered for distribution

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

prepared and printed for distribution and sale

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

possessive form of “publisher” — a firm in the publishing business

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

the only fertile female in a colony of social insects such as bees and ants and termites; its function is to lay eggs

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

past form of “regard” — deem to be

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

past form of “result” — issue or terminate (in a specified way, state, etc.); end

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

a relationship between two lovers

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

a member of any of various organizations that subsequently derived from the 17th-century society

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

giving offense to moral sensibilities and injurious to reputation

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

of or relating to the practice of science

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

English writer who created Frankenstein's monster and married Percy Bysshe Shelley (1797-1851)

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

possessive form of “shelley” — English writer who created Frankenstein's monster and married Percy Bysshe Shelley (1797-1851)

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

at the same instant

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

plural of “sketch” — preliminary drawing for later elaboration

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

(quantifier) used with either mass nouns or plural count nouns to indicate an unspecified number or quantity

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

plural of “study” — a detailed critical inspection

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

with success; in a successful manner

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

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

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

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

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

the cardinal number that is the sum of nineteen and one

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

the body of faculty and students at a university

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

employed in accomplishing something

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

plural of “verse” — literature in metrical form

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

precisely as stated

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

a combatant who is able to defeat rivals

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

migratory

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

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

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

how something is done or how it happens

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

which person or people

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

the coldest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

past form of “work” — exert oneself by doing mental or physical work for a purpose or out of necessity

From this reading The literary aspirant during those twenty months worked successfully (in some of the cases, simultaneously) on (1) _Zastrozzi_; (2) _The Nightmare_; (3) _Original Poetry of Victor and Cazire_; (4) _St. Irvyne, or The Rosicrucian_, his second published romance; (5) _The Wandering Jew_; (6) The Verses to be regarded as the First Sketches for _Queen Mab_; (7) The _Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson_; (8) The very careful analysis of Hume's _Essays_ used in the composition of _The Necessity of Atheism_, that resulted in his expulsion from University College, Oxford; (9) A novel, described in the letter of 18th December, 1810, to Stockdale, as 'principally constructed to convey metaphysical and political opinions by way of conversation,' and (10) a novel (never finished) that was designed to give the death-blow to intolerance.

set down in writing in any of various ways

From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.

(used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth

From this reading Letter--Shelley's Hunger for Publisher's Money--Winter 1809-10--Nightmare--_The Wandering Jew_--Medwin in Lincoln's Inn Fields--The Fragment of Ahasuerus--Its Influence on Byron and Shelley--Matriculation at Oxford--Shelley at the Bodleian--John Ballantyne and Co.--Shelley in Pall Mall--Stockdale's Scandalous Budget--_Victor and Cazire_--Their Original Poetry--Who was Cazire?--Felicia Dorothea Browne--Illumination of Young Ladies--Harriett Grove--The Groves and Shelleys in London--Shelley's Interest in Harriett Grove.

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From this reading Having written a large portion of his first publication (_Zastrozzi; a Romance_) by 7th May, 1809, Shelley had little leisure for 'scientific studies' between that date and the Christmas holidays of 1810-11.