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12
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
AdeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
aboveprepositionUS /əˈbʌv/
higher than, or over, something
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
all
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
already
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
beyondprepositionUS /bɪˈɑːnd/
on the far side of; further than
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
black
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
bosom
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
call
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
came
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
castle
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
chimneys
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
city
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
crags
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
danger
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
dangers
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
daunted
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
discredit
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
down
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
Dykes
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
experience
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
face
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
fat
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
FAULT
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
forth
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
gable-ends
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
heart
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
HONOUR
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
how
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
INprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
inured
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
know
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
lake-side
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From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
Lang
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
laved
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From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
lengthnounUS /leŋθ/
a period of time or extent
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
line
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
loch
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
long
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
Lord
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
Lovat
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
MAKE
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
midst
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
morning
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
north
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
over-against
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
Peril
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
place
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From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
properly
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
road
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
runs
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
rural
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
rushes
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From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
safety
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
sat
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From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
see
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
seen
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
sharp
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
shipwreck
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
shook
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
shot
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
side
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From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
sight
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
Simon
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
slavery
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
smoking
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
spires
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
stands
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
steeped
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From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
stoodverbUS /stʊd/
Maintained an upright posture.
From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
suchdeterminerUS /sʌtʃ/
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
swelled
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
sword
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
tail
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
temples
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From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
ThenceadverbUS /ðens/
from that place or that time
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
there
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
thesedeterminerUS /ðiːz/
the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned
From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
ThisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
told
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
town
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/
a formal word for “on”
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
voice
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
vownounUS /vaʊ/
a serious promise
From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
water
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From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
went
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From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
whatpronounUS /wʌt/
used to ask for information about something
From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
whereconjunctionUS /wer/
in or at the place that
From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR I came forth, I vow I know not how, on the _Lang Dykes_.[12] This is a rural road which runs on the north side over-against the city.
whole
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From this reading Thence I could see the whole black length of it tail down, from where the castle stands upon its crags above the loch, in a long line of spires and gable-ends and smoking chimneys, and at the sight my heart swelled in my bosom.
wholly
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From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
withoutprepositionUS /wɪˈθaʊt/
not having, not using, or not accompanied by
From this reading Peril of slavery, peril of shipwreck, peril of sword and shot, I had stood all of these without discredit; but the peril there was in the sharp voice and the fat face of Simon, properly Lord Lovat, daunted me wholly.
wrists
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From this reading I sat by the lake-side in a place where the rushes went down into the water, and there steeped my wrists and laved my temples.
youth
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From this reading My youth, as I have told, was already inured to dangers; but such danger as I had seen the face of but that morning, in the midst of what they call the safety of a town, shook me beyond experience.
