Chapter III · Chapter 3

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

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

regarded with admiration

From this reading The Doctor had one passion--music; and everybody admired his talent for that art.

later than; following

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

one who agitates; a political troublemaker

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

Having no one else present.

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

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

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

an old form of “are”, used with “thou”

From this reading The Doctor had one passion--music; and everybody admired his talent for that art.

from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

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

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

for the reason that

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

enter or assume a certain state or condition

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

in addition to; as well as

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

the supreme effort one can make

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

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From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

a person with fair skin and hair

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

Bound written or printed works.

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading But the Doctor had refused the nomination.

a young person of either sex

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

plural of “conviction” — an unshakable belief in something without need for proof or evidence

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

a female human offspring

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

the time during which someone's life continues

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

relatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

past form of “depend” — be contingent upon (something that is elided)

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

plural of “desire” — the feeling that accompanies an unsatisfied state

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

willing to be taught or led or supervised or directed

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

a licensed medical practitioner

From this reading But the Doctor had refused the nomination.

every person

From this reading The Doctor had one passion--music; and everybody admired his talent for that art.

possessive form of “father” — a male parent (also used as a term of address to your father)

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

the act of fighting; any contest or struggle

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

a young female

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

change location; move, travel, or proceed, also metaphorically

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

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

From this reading But the Doctor had refused the nomination.

a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

a healthy state of wellbeing free from disease

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

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

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

on condition that; in the event that

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

urged or forced to action through moral pressure

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

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

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

the quality of not being devout

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

become part of; become a member of a group or organization

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

(especially of promises or contracts) not violated or disregarded

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

deliver a lecture or talk

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

a characteristic state or mode of living

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

found pleasant or attractive; often used as a combining form

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

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

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

the capital and largest city situated centrally in Spain; home of an outstanding art museum

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

plural of “magazine” — a periodic publication containing pictures and stories and articles of interest to those who purchase it or subscribe to it

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

the common people generally

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

to bring or combine together or with something else

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

an artistic form of auditory communication incorporating instrumental or vocal tones in a structured and continuous manner

From this reading The Doctor had one passion--music; and everybody admired his talent for that art.

the act of officially naming a candidate

From this reading But the Doctor had refused the nomination.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading The Doctor had one passion--music; and everybody admired his talent for that art.

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

an instance of oratory

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

plural of “organization” — a group of people who work together

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

an organization to gain political power

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

a strong feeling or emotion

From this reading The Doctor had one passion--music; and everybody admired his talent for that art.

(plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

having or showing or expressing reverence for a deity

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

plural of “place” — a point located with respect to surface features of some region

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

deserving or inciting pity

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

the activity of protecting someone or something

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

established beyond doubt

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

people in general considered as a whole

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

plural of “quarrel” — an angry dispute

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

characterized by an absence or near absence of agitation or activity

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

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

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

past form of “refuse” — show unwillingness towards

From this reading But the Doctor had refused the nomination.

To recall to mind.

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

meet the requirements or expectations of

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

except for; apart from

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

only a very short time before

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

requiring sitting or little activity

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

a female person who has the same parents as another person

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

an extended social group having a distinctive cultural and economic organization

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

express in speech

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

use up a period of time in a specific way

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

plural of “study” — a detailed critical inspection

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

having succeeded or being marked by a favorable outcome

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

natural abilities or qualities

From this reading The Doctor had one passion--music; and everybody admired his talent for that art.

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading The Doctor had one passion--music; and everybody admired his talent for that art.

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

From this reading But the Doctor had refused the nomination.

in spite of the fact that

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

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

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

the quality of lacking general approval or acceptance

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

used to ask for information about something

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

in or at the place that

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

which person or people

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?

the form of “who” used as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

in the company of; together with

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

not having, not using, or not accompanied by

From this reading Besides, he liked a quiet, sedentary life, with his books and his studies, where he could satisfy his desires without quarrels and fighting.

an adult female person (as opposed to a man)

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

regarded with deep or rapturous love (especially as if for a god)

From this reading His deep convictions impelled him to mingle with the masses, and speak in public places--where he proved to be a successful agitator, but he refused to join party organizations; and after a lecture or an oration, he would spend days and days with his books and magazines, alone save for his sister--a docile, pious woman who worshipped him, though she bewailed his irreligion--and for his little daughter, a blonde girl whom Rafael could scarcely remember, because her father's unpopularity with the "best people" kept the little child away from "good society."

used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past

From this reading If he were to go to Madrid, what would become of the poor people who depended on him for health and protection?