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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
aberration
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
achieve
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From this reading “Let them achieve me, and then sell my bones.”
admirable
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
againnounUS /again/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
all
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
alongprepositionUS /əˈlɔːŋ/
following the length of something from one end toward the other
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading “Let them achieve me, and then sell my bones.”
announce
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
any
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From this reading There was not the slightest appearance however, of any attempt at escape in the evolution.
appearancenounUS /ˈappearance/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading There was not the slightest appearance however, of any attempt at escape in the evolution.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading There was not the slightest appearance however, of any attempt at escape in the evolution.
attempt
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From this reading There was not the slightest appearance however, of any attempt at escape in the evolution.
beautiful
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
bewilderednounUS /bewildered/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
bones
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From this reading “Let them achieve me, and then sell my bones.”
breeze
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
ButconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
Commander
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From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
construction
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
Dart
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From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
direction
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
eitherdeterminerUS /ˈiːðər/
one or the other of two
From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
entirelynounUS /ˈentirely/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
escape
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From this reading There was not the slightest appearance however, of any attempt at escape in the evolution.
evolution
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From this reading There was not the slightest appearance however, of any attempt at escape in the evolution.
expression
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
eyes
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
fabric
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
faculties
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
filled
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
firstnounUS /first/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
gained
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From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
gracefully
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
greatnounUS /great/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
gun
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
head-yards
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
Henry
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From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
howeveradverbUS /ˌhaʊˈevər/
used to add a contrasting statement
From this reading There was not the slightest appearance however, of any attempt at escape in the evolution.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
Instead
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
latter
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
leftnounUS /left/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
Letauxiliary verbUS /let/
used to make a suggestion or a command including the speaker
From this reading “Let them achieve me, and then sell my bones.”
lieutenant
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From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
looknounUS /look/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
lying
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
Marve
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading “Let them achieve me, and then sell my bones.”
momentary
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading “Let them achieve me, and then sell my bones.”
neighbouring
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
norconjunctionUS /nɔːr/
and not; used after a negative to add a second negative
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading There was not the slightest appearance however, of any attempt at escape in the evolution.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
palpable
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
proportions
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
quarter-deck
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From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
quest
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
restnounUS /rest/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
Rover
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
sails
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
seems
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
sell
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From this reading “Let them achieve me, and then sell my bones.”
shipnounUS /ship/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
slightest
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From this reading There was not the slightest appearance however, of any attempt at escape in the evolution.
spoke
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From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
state
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
stately
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
swung
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
taken
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading “Let them achieve me, and then sell my bones.”
then
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From this reading “Let them achieve me, and then sell my bones.”
There
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From this reading There was not the slightest appearance however, of any attempt at escape in the evolution.
thoughconjunctionUS /ðoʊ/
in spite of the fact that
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
unsettled
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
V
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From this reading _Henry V._ The Commander of the “Dart,” and his bewildered lieutenant, had gained the quarter-deck before either spoke again.
vague
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From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
velocity
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
vessel
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
view
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
water
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From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading But the vessel of the Rover was in view, in all the palpable and beautiful proportions of her admirable construction Instead of lying in a state of rest, as when he left her, her head-yards had been swung, and, as the sails filled with the breeze, the stately fabric had he gun to Marve gracefully, though with no great velocity along the water.
withoutprepositionUS /wɪˈθaʊt/
not having, not using, or not accompanied by
From this reading The direction first taken by the eyes of the latter was in quest of the neighbouring ship; nor was the look entirely without that unsettled and vague expression which seems to announce a momentary aberration of the faculties.
