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all
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
ambulances
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
ambush
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From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
answer
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
attendants
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
bewilderednounUS /bewildered/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
Blythe
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
bodynounUS /body/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
children
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
Collabone
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
courier
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
Cramer's
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From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
Crockett's
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
days
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
detailsnounUS /ˈdetails/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
Dr
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
en
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
eyes
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
face
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
Far
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From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
field
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
fight
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
force
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From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
foundnounUS /found/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
Frazier's
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
Gallant
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From this reading Gallant Ned Lawrence!
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
harrowing
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
heart
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
Hours
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
hurried
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
later
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
Lawrence
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From this reading Gallant Ned Lawrence!
more
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
motherless
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
Mrs
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
Ned
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From this reading Gallant Ned Lawrence!
night's
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
now
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
Old
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
orphaned
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
other
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
places
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From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
put
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
received
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
route
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
sad
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
see
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
shot
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From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
Springs
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
square
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
steward
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
straining
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
streaming
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
suchdeterminerUS /sʌtʃ/
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
Texas
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
there
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From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
throughnounUS /ˈthrough/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
troops
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From this reading Two other troops had been hurried to the field, and Mrs. Blythe, with streaming eyes, was straining to her heart two motherless children, now orphaned by that "one more square fight in Texas."
two
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
way
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From this reading Far on the way to Cramer's bewildered force they found his body, shot from ambush through and through in two places.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Hours before, in answer to courier from Crockett's, Dr. Collabone, with steward, attendants, and such ambulances as there were, had been put _en route_ for the Springs.
work
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
Worth
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From this reading Old Frazier's face was sad to see when, two days later, all the harrowing details of that night's work were received at Worth.
