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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 Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
aboutprepositionUS /əˈbaʊt/
on the subject of; concerning
From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
abroad
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
add
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
ago
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
amounted
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From this reading The inheritance of each amounted only to a few hundred pounds.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
Ashtead
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
Bath
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
beauty
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
Bertha
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From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
bibelots
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
bore
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
broughtnounUS /ˈbrought/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
characterless
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
Chelsea
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From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
content
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
Cross
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From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
days
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From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
drawings
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
eachdeterminerUS /iːtʃ/
every one of two or more people or things, taken separately
From this reading The inheritance of each amounted only to a few hundred pounds.
enabled
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
enough
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From this reading "It's enough to save one from worry for a year or two," said Rosamund to her friend Bertha.
father
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
few
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From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
framed
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
Franks
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
friend
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From this reading "It's enough to save one from worry for a year or two," said Rosamund to her friend Bertha.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
furniture
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
given
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
house
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
hundred
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From this reading The inheritance of each amounted only to a few hundred pounds.
hung
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
inheritance
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From this reading The inheritance of each amounted only to a few hundred pounds.
It's
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From this reading "It's enough to save one from worry for a year or two," said Rosamund to her friend Bertha.
landlady's
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
leave
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
less
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
live
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From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
lodgings
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From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
luggage
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
Norbert
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
number
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading "It's enough to save one from worry for a year or two," said Rosamund to her friend Bertha.
only
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From this reading The inheritance of each amounted only to a few hundred pounds.
orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading "It's enough to save one from worry for a year or two," said Rosamund to her friend Bertha.
ornaments
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
own
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
personal
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
place
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
pounds
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From this reading The inheritance of each amounted only to a few hundred pounds.
present
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
proposed
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From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
purpose
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
rooms
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
Rosamund
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From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
said
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From this reading "It's enough to save one from worry for a year or two," said Rosamund to her friend Bertha.
saveprepositionUS /seɪv/
except for; apart from
From this reading "It's enough to save one from worry for a year or two," said Rosamund to her friend Bertha.
scattered
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
several
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
signature
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
sister
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
SomethingpronounUS /ˈsʌmθɪŋ/
a thing, without saying which
From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
thanconjunctionUS /ðæn/
used to introduce the second part of a comparison
From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
theirdeterminerUS /ðer/
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
there
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From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
things
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
thus
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
tooknounUS /took/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
touch
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
two
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From this reading "It's enough to save one from worry for a year or two," said Rosamund to her friend Bertha.
up
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
walls
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
warehoused
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
well
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From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
wentnounUS /went/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Rosamund took the Chelsea lodgings proposed to her by Bertha Cross, and in a few days went to live there.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading The luggage which she brought from Ashtead enabled her to add a personal touch to the characterless rooms: in the place of the landlady's ornaments, which were not things of beauty, she scattered her own _bibelots_, and about the walls she hung a number of her own drawings, framed for the purpose, as well as several which bore the signature, "Norbert Franks."
worry
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From this reading "It's enough to save one from worry for a year or two," said Rosamund to her friend Bertha.
year
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From this reading Something less than a year ago, when her father went abroad, their house at Bath had been given up, and the furniture warehoused; for the present, Rosamund and her sister were content to leave things thus.
