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Chapter 15 of Through East Anglia in a Motor Car is here in full — 9 sentences across 2 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.
CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge. HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge. DISTANCES Cromer (R.) to Wells-next-Sea (R.), 20-1/2. Wells to Fakenham (R.), 9-3/4. Fakenham to Lynn (R.), 21-3/4.
Chapter 15 of Through East Anglia in a Motor Car is here in full — 9 sentences across 2 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.
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in the space, time, or range separating two things
From this reading “HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.”
apart from; not including
From this reading “HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.”
not one, and not any
From this reading “HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.”
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From this reading DISTANCES Cromer (R.) to Wells-next-Sea (R.), 20-1/2.
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From this reading DISTANCES Cromer (R.) to Wells-next-Sea (R.), 20-1/2.
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From this reading DISTANCES Cromer (R.) to Wells-next-Sea (R.), 20-1/2.
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From this reading Fakenham to Lynn (R.), 21-3/4.
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From this reading Wells to Fakenham (R.), 9-3/4.
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From this reading Wells to Fakenham (R.), 9-3/4.
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From this reading Wells to Fakenham (R.), 9-3/4.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
in the space, time, or range separating two things
From this reading HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.
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From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
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From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
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From this reading DISTANCES Cromer (R.) to Wells-next-Sea (R.), 20-1/2.
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From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
apart from; not including
From this reading HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.
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From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
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From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
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From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
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From this reading HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.
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From this reading HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.
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From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
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From this reading HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.
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From this reading HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.
not any; not one
From this reading HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.
not one, and not any
From this reading HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except between Lynn and Cambridge.
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From this reading DISTANCES Cromer (R.) to Wells-next-Sea (R.), 20-1/2.
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From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
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From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
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From this reading CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
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From this reading DISTANCES Cromer (R.) to Wells-next-Sea (R.), 20-1/2.
