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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 A VISIT TO LYTTON LODGE.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
attendance
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From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
Cavendish
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
Cavendish's
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
come
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
door
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
down
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
dressed
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
drive
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From this reading Old Jerome sat on the front seat to drive.
Early
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
Emma
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
front
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
grays
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
Grey
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
hall
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
hand
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
horse
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From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
inviting
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
Jerome
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From this reading Old Jerome sat on the front seat to drive.
journey
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
Laura
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
led
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From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
little
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
LODGE
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From this reading A VISIT TO LYTTON LODGE.
LYTTON
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From this reading A VISIT TO LYTTON LODGE.
message
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
Miss
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
morning
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
Mrs
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
next
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
now
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From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
off
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
Old
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From this reading Old Jerome sat on the front seat to drive.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Old Jerome sat on the front seat to drive.
own
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From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
pair
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
pony-carriage
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
pretty
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
sat
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From this reading Old Jerome sat on the front seat to drive.
seat
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From this reading Old Jerome sat on the front seat to drive.
see
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
sent
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
snug
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
stoodverbUS /stʊd/
Maintained an upright posture.
From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
Taters
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From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
TOparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading A VISIT TO LYTTON LODGE.
traveler
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
traveling-bag
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From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
useless
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From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
VISIT
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From this reading A VISIT TO LYTTON LODGE.
waiting
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From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Taters, with his own horse and the now useless led horse, was in attendance.
whompronounUS /huːm/
the form of “who” used as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Laura Lytton, dressed for her journey and with traveling-bag in hand, stood with Emma Cavendish in the hall waiting for Mrs. Grey, to whom they had sent a message inviting her to come down and see the traveler off.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Early the next morning Miss Cavendish's snug little pony-carriage, with a pretty pair of grays, stood before the front door waiting for Laura Lytton.
