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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 Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
actor
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
all
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
amber
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
ambiguous
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
Arrivals
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
AtprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
atmosphere
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading The public man needs but one patron; namely, THE LUCKY MOMENT.
Carlton
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From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
chroniclenounUS /ˈkrɑː.nɪ.kəl/
A detailed written record of historical events in order. (Sử ký, biên niên sử lịch sử.)
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
club-rooms
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
Colonel
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
commoner
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
coronets
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
curiosity
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
Darrell
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From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
date
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
day
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
disseminated
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
due
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
embedded
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
England
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
Esq
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From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
excitedadjectiveUS /ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/
very enthusiastic or eager
From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
eyes
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
Fashionable
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
figures
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
Gardens
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From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
genial
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
glitters
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
Guy
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From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
house
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From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
illustrious
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
indifferently
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
insertion
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
interest
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
list
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
LUCKY
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From this reading The public man needs but one patron; namely, THE LUCKY MOMENT.
man
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From this reading The public man needs but one patron; namely, THE LUCKY MOMENT.
many
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
MOMENT
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From this reading The public man needs but one patron; namely, THE LUCKY MOMENT.
more
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
Morley
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
much
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
namenounUS /name/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
namely
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From this reading The public man needs but one patron; namely, THE LUCKY MOMENT.
needs
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From this reading The public man needs but one patron; namely, THE LUCKY MOMENT.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
obsolete
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading The public man needs but one patron; namely, THE LUCKY MOMENT.
out
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/
above and across; more than
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
passednounUS /passed/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
patron
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From this reading The public man needs but one patron; namely, THE LUCKY MOMENT.
plain
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
play-bills
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
pompous
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
public
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From this reading The public man needs but one patron; namely, THE LUCKY MOMENT.
restnounUS /rest/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
season
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From this reading "At his house in Carlton Gardens, Guy Darrell, Esq., for the season."
seemednounUS /seemed/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
sensation
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
Simple
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
slipped
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
speculation
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
stars
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From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
suchdeterminerUS /sʌtʃ/
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading The public man needs but one patron; namely, THE LUCKY MOMENT.
throughoutprepositionUS /θruːˈaʊt/
in every part of a place, or for the whole of a period
From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
titles
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
unemblazoned
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
Unquestionably
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
veneration
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
voices
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From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Unquestionably the sensation excited was due, in much, to the "ambiguous voices" which Colonel Morley had disseminated throughout the genial atmosphere of club-rooms.
whereabouts
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From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Simple insertion in the pompous list of Fashionable Arrivals! the name of a plain commoner embedded in the amber which glitters with so many coronets and stars!
YetconjunctionUS /jet/
but in spite of that
From this reading Yet such is England, with all its veneration for titles, that the eyes of the public passed indifferently over the rest of that chronicle of illustrious "whereabouts," to rest with interest, curiosity, speculation, on the unemblazoned name which but a day before had seemed slipped out of date,--obsolete as that of an actor who figures no more in play-bills.
