Chapter V
VALENTINE (decisively). Bosh! (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.) CRAMPTON (angrily). What d'ye-- (McComas, followed by Philip and Dolly, comes out.
Chapter V
VALENTINE (decisively). Bosh! (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.) CRAMPTON (angrily). What d'ye-- (McComas, followed by Philip and Dolly, comes out.
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an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading “(He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)”
above and across; more than
From this reading “(He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)”
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used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
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From this reading CRAMPTON (angrily).
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showing who or what does the action
From this reading What d'ye-- (McComas, followed by Philip and Dolly, comes out.
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From this reading What d'ye-- (McComas, followed by Philip and Dolly, comes out.
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From this reading CRAMPTON (angrily).
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From this reading What d'ye-- (McComas, followed by Philip and Dolly, comes out.
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From this reading VALENTINE (decisively).
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From this reading What d'ye-- (McComas, followed by Philip and Dolly, comes out.
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From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
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From this reading What d'ye-- (McComas, followed by Philip and Dolly, comes out.
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From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
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From this reading What d'ye-- (McComas, followed by Philip and Dolly, comes out.
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From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
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From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
above and across; more than
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From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
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From this reading What d'ye-- (McComas, followed by Philip and Dolly, comes out.
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From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
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From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
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From this reading (He throws the menu down and goes round the table to look out unconcernedly over the parapet.)
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
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From this reading VALENTINE (decisively).
used to ask for information about something
From this reading What d'ye-- (McComas, followed by Philip and Dolly, comes out.