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The unpleasantness at the Bellona Club
The unpleasantness at the Bellona Club

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_The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.
Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.
Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.
The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.
After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.
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The unpleasantness at the Bellona Club

Chapter II

Chapter 2 of The unpleasantness at the Bellona Club is here in full — 92 sentences across 19 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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_The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.
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Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.
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Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.
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The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.
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After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

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After preposition US /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading “Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.”

Been auxiliary verb US /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading “Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.”

Fitted adjective US /ˈfɪtɪd/

prepared and equipped for a particular purpose

From this reading “Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.”

One pronoun US /wʌn/

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading “After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.”

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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 Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

agitated

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From this reading After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

andeterminerUS /æn/

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

From this reading After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

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

From this reading The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.

asconjunctionUS /æz/

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

away

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

battle

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

Bellona

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

Challoner

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

clinging

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From this reading The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.

Club

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

death

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

deserted

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

Dick

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

disagreeable

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

doubtful

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

Dr

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From this reading After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

dress-shirt

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From this reading The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.

fact

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

felt

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From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.

Fentiman

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

fittedadjectiveUS /ˈfɪtɪd/

prepared and equipped for a particular purpose

From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

gasping

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

General

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

glance

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From this reading After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

grandson

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

grotesque

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

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

From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

half-dried

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From this reading The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.

hepronounUS /hiː/

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

From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/

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

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

hurried

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From this reading The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.

ifconjunctionUS /ɪf/

on condition that; in the event that

From this reading After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

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

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

indecent

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

intimates

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/

moving to the inside of something

From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

Isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

ItpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

jaws

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From this reading The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.

knew

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From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.

known

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

lather

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From this reading The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.

library

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

members

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

men

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From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.

midst

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

more

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

much

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From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.

neurasthenia

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

nodeterminerUS /noʊ/

not any; not one

From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.

occurrence

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

onepronounUS /wʌn/

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

Only

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From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.

orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

Out

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

outrage

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From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.

owing

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

part

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

Penberthy

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From this reading After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

Queen

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

second

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

Secretary

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From this reading The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.

see

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From this reading After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

senior

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From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

sense

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From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.

sent

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From this reading After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

Somme

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

spare

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

stiffener

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

still

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From this reading The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

ThedeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

theirdeterminerUS /ðer/

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

theypronounUS /ðeɪ/

the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.

Tin-Tummy

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

toparticleUS /tuː/

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

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

too

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From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.

took

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From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

trousers

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From this reading The Club Secretary hurried in, in his dress-shirt and trousers, the half-dried lather still clinging to his jaws.

waiter

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From this reading After one glance he sent an agitated waiter to see if Dr. Penberthy was still in the Club.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading _The Queen Is Out_ It is doubtful which occurrence was more disagreeable to the senior members of the Bellona Club--the grotesque death of General Fentiman in their midst or the indecent neurasthenia of his grandson.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading Dick Challoner--known to his intimates as Tin-Tummy Challoner, owing to the fact that he had been fitted with a spare part after the second battle of the Somme--took the gasping Fentiman away into the deserted library for a stiffener.

younger

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From this reading Only the younger men felt no sense of outrage; they knew too much.