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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 TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
accompanied
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
accustomed
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
afforded
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
almost
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
appeared
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
awaiting
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
beautiful
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beauty
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
boy
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
bringing
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
Bushey
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byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
car
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
chauffeur
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
cloak
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
companion
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
dancer
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deadened
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
duke
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From this reading Isn’t he like a young duke?”
employer
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
ermine
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
everydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/
all the members of a group, with none left out
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
get
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
green
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
handle
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
HepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
heralded
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
high
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
Isn't
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From this reading Isn’t he like a young duke?”
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
just
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
like
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From this reading Isn’t he like a young duke?”
littlenounUS /little/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
looknounUS /look/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
magnificent
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
man
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
Mansions
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mechanism
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
melancholy
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
Miss
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
motor
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
new
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
o'clock
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
old
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
ordernounUS /order/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
own
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
peculiar
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
petrol
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
pink
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
pleasure
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
Presently
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
punctually
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
real
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
reek
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
Renault
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
rickety
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
Rockingham
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said
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
scentnounUS /sɛnt/
A distinctive smell or aroma.
From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
seven
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
shrill
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
stepped
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
suchdeterminerUS /sʌtʃ/
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
Teddy
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
tempers
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
tooknounUS /took/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
TOTTIE
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
TOYE
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
Toye's
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
trial
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
trimmed
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
turn
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
turned
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
velvet
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
voice
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
ways
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From this reading He took it for a trial turn to Bushey, in order to get accustomed to its mechanism--for every motor has its peculiar little ways and its own little tempers--and punctually at seven o’clock he was at Rockingham Mansions, awaiting his employer, the dancer.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
wrapped
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From this reading Tottie was wrapped in a magnificent pink velvet cloak trimmed with ermine, and, as she stepped into the car, turned to her companion and said-- “Teddy boy, just look at my beautiful new chauffeur!
Wynyard
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From this reading TOTTIE TOYE Miss Tottie Toye’s Renault was a beauty, and, after the old rickety green car, it afforded Wynyard a real pleasure to handle it.
young
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From this reading Presently, heralded by her high, shrill voice, she appeared, accompanied by a melancholy young man, and bringing with her such a reek of scent, that it almost deadened the petrol.
