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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 THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
Alex's
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
all
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
alongprepositionUS /əˈlɔːŋ/
following the length of something from one end toward the other
From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
any
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From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
arrival
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
beds
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
beefsteak
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
boat
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
boys
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
Branch
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
breakfast
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
breakfasts
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
bunk
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
cabin
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
Captain
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
Case's
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From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
celebrate
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
chances
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From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
chef
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
Clay
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
cooking
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From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
deserted
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
enjoyed
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
FAMOUS
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
far
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From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
fellow
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
fittedadjectiveUS /ˈfɪtɪd/
prepared and equipped for a particular purpose
From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
get
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
going
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
good
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
havingauxiliary verbUS /ˈhævɪŋ/
the -ing form of “have”
From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
here
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
I've
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
indulged
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
Joe
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
late
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
left
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
look
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
made
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
many
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
meals
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
morning
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
night
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
Now
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
old
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
poisoned
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From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
propose
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
Rambler
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
RAPIDS
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
remonstrated
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
restaurant
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
right
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
river
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
Rutland
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
said
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
see
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From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
short
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
sinceprepositionUS /sɪns/
from a time in the past until now
From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
sleep
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
softest
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
South
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From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
special
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
springiest
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
sun
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
swim
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
take
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From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
theirdeterminerUS /ðer/
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
THROUGHprepositionUS /θruː/
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
traveled
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From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
up
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From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
uspronounUS /ʌs/
the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Captain Joe has traveled so far to see us that we're not going to take any chances on having him poisoned by Case's cooking."
visiting
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading THROUGH THE FAMOUS RAPIDS A special bunk, the softest and springiest that could be made, was fitted up for Captain Joe in the cabin that night.
wepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
we're
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From this reading "Now," Clay said, after all had indulged in a short swim in the river, "we're going to celebrate the arrival of Captain Joe by one of Alex's beefsteak breakfasts at a restaurant.
well
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
went
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From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading The old fellow so enjoyed visiting with the boys that it was late before they went to sleep, and so the sun was well up when they left their beds in the morning.
youpronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading "Now look here, boys," Captain Joe remonstrated, "I've had a good many restaurant meals along the South Branch since you boys deserted me, and a chef has been cooking for me on the Rutland boat, so I propose that we get breakfast right here, on the _Rambler_.
