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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 _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
advertise
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
ANDconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading * * * _LOST AND FOUND._ [Song in the manner of Laura Blackburn.]
anklet
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
banklet
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
belt
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
Blackburn
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From this reading * * * _LOST AND FOUND._ [Song in the manner of Laura Blackburn.]
brokennounUS /broken/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
ButconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
ByprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
Cinderella's
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
clasp
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
cold
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
compare
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From this reading She ... but how compare her?
contributing
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
dart
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
dollar
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
fleet
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
Followed
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
FOUNDnounUS /found/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading * * * _LOST AND FOUND._ [Song in the manner of Laura Blackburn.]
Fund
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
glimmering
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
gold
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
golden
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
grow
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
heart
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
hoop
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
how
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From this reading She ... but how compare her?
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
I've
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading * * * _LOST AND FOUND._ [Song in the manner of Laura Blackburn.]
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
Keats
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
Laura
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From this reading * * * _LOST AND FOUND._ [Song in the manner of Laura Blackburn.]
lifenounUS /life/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
Like
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
littlenounUS /little/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
LOST
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From this reading * * * _LOST AND FOUND._ [Song in the manner of Laura Blackburn.]
Love
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
manner
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From this reading * * * _LOST AND FOUND._ [Song in the manner of Laura Blackburn.]
Memorial
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
mindnounUS /mind/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
mood
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
More
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
mused
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
mustmodal verbUS /mʌst/
used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
NextnounUS /next/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading We thought not.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading * * * _LOST AND FOUND._ [Song in the manner of Laura Blackburn.]
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
Orion's
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
passednounUS /passed/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
prince
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
prize
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
quest
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
say
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
shallmodal verbUS /ʃæl/
used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
sinceprepositionUS /sɪns/
from a time in the past until now
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
small
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
Song
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From this reading * * * _LOST AND FOUND._ [Song in the manner of Laura Blackburn.]
SuchdeterminerUS /sʌtʃ/
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
sum
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
thanconjunctionUS /ðæn/
used to introduce the second part of a comparison
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading * * * _LOST AND FOUND._ [Song in the manner of Laura Blackburn.]
thoughtnounUS /thought/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading We thought not.
thro
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
TillprepositionUS /tɪl/
up to a particular time
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
token
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
two
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
vacant
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
vanished
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
WepronounUS /wiː/
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading We thought not.
wearer
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From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
WhilstconjunctionUS /waɪlst/
an old and formal word for “while”
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
wild-thyme
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
WithprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
wood
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From this reading _Whilst I mused in vacant mood By a wild-thyme banklet, Love passed glimmering thro' the wood, Lost her golden anklet._ _Followed I as fleet as dart With the golden token; But she vanished--and my heart, Like the clasp, is broken._ _Such a little hoop of gold!
wornverbUS /wɔːrn/
Damaged or thinned by continuous use.
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
Wouldmodal verbUS /wʊd/
used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
youpronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading Till Orion's belt grow cold I shall quest the wearer._ _Next my heart I've worn it since, More than life I prize it, And, like Cinderella's prince, I must advertise it._ * * * Would you mind contributing a small sum, say a dollar or two, to the Keats Memorial Fund.
