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GLORY AND VICTORY. The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side. The shouts of the enemy indicated the arrival of reënforcements. "Johnston!" "Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.
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an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading “The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.”
all the members of a group, with none left out
From this reading “The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.”
above and across; more than
From this reading “"Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.”
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From this reading "Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading GLORY AND VICTORY.
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From this reading The shouts of the enemy indicated the arrival of reënforcements.
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From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
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From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
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From this reading The shouts of the enemy indicated the arrival of reënforcements.
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
all the members of a group, with none left out
From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
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From this reading "Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.
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From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
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From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
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From this reading GLORY AND VICTORY.
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From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
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From this reading The shouts of the enemy indicated the arrival of reënforcements.
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From this reading "Johnston!"
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From this reading "Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.
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From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
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From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading The shouts of the enemy indicated the arrival of reënforcements.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
above and across; more than
From this reading "Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.
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From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
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From this reading "Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.
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From this reading "Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.
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From this reading "Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.
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From this reading The shouts of the enemy indicated the arrival of reënforcements.
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From this reading "Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.
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From this reading The shouts of the enemy indicated the arrival of reënforcements.
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From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
used to introduce the second part of a comparison
From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading The battle now raged more fiercely than ever, and hotter and hotter became the fire on every side.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading "Long-street!" resounded over the field, and roused the rebels to renewed activity.
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From this reading GLORY AND VICTORY.
