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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 The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
all
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
Ambrose's
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
barmaid
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
basin
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading Muster Brown, you be all covered wi' blood, sir."
best
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
Bless
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
bloodnounUS /blʌd/
The red fluid that circulates in the heart and blood vessels.
From this reading Muster Brown, you be all covered wi' blood, sir."
Brown
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
cold
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
covered
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From this reading Muster Brown, you be all covered wi' blood, sir."
cried
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
dear
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
Dick
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
doctor
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
don't
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
dropped
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
Drysdale
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ejaculation
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
exclaimed
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
eyes
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
foreman
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
frightened
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From this reading I'm very sorry to have frightened you all."
gentlemen
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
get
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
go
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading I'm very sorry to have frightened you all."
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
Here
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
hostess
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
I'm
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From this reading I'm very sorry to have frightened you all."
ifconjunctionUS /ɪf/
on condition that; in the event that
From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
interrupted
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
isn't
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
it's
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
jumping
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
lady
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
laughing
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
little
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
matter
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From this reading Why what's the matter, sir?
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
minute
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
Miss
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
moment
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
Muster
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NodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
nothingpronounUS /ˈnʌθɪŋ/
not one thing; not anything
From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
Oh
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
old
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
Patty
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
please
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
poor
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
presentable
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
quite
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
room
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
round
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
run
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
shallmodal verbUS /ʃæl/
used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest
From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
sir
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From this reading Why what's the matter, sir?
sorry
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From this reading I'm very sorry to have frightened you all."
stared
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
start
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
tell
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
then
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
Tom
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
towel
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
turned
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
up
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
uspronounUS /ʌs/
the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
very
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From this reading I'm very sorry to have frightened you all."
water
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
what's
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From this reading Why what's the matter, sir?
Why
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From this reading Why what's the matter, sir?
wi
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From this reading Muster Brown, you be all covered wi' blood, sir."
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
work
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From this reading The old lady dropped her work, the barmaid turned round with a start and little ejaculation, and the foreman stared with all his eyes for a moment, and then, jumping up, exclaimed-- "Bless us, if it isn't Muster Drysdale and Muster Brown, of Ambrose's.
youpronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading Muster Brown, you be all covered wi' blood, sir."
young
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From this reading "Oh dear me! poor young gentlemen!" cried the hostess;--"Here, Patty, run and tell Dick to go for the doctor, and get the best room--" "No, please don't; it's nothing at all," interrupted Tom, laughing;--"a basin of cold water and a towel, if you please, Miss Patty, and I shall be quite presentable in a minute.
