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AgainstprepositionUS /əˈɡenst/
touching and pressing; in opposition to
From this reading Against you first I sinned.
Alice
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From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
all
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From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
amauxiliary verbUS /æm/
the form of “be” used with “I”
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading You are my oldest victim, and it's meet I should begin with you."
baby
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From this reading "Yes, with me--me first, and tell me quick of my stolen baby," she faintly moaned.
bad
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
begin
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From this reading You are my oldest victim, and it's meet I should begin with you."
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
confess
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
CONVICT'S
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
creaturenounUS /ˈcreature/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
Densie
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
Densmore
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
doauxiliary verbUS /duː/
used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
easy
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
faintly
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From this reading "Yes, with me--me first, and tell me quick of my stolen baby," she faintly moaned.
ferocity
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From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
firstnounUS /first/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Against you first I sinned.
glance
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
gone
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From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
how
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
ItpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
it's
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From this reading You are my oldest victim, and it's meet I should begin with you."
lessons
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
lifenounUS /life/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
love
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
man
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
manner
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From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
meet
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From this reading You are my oldest victim, and it's meet I should begin with you."
met
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
moaned
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From this reading "Yes, with me--me first, and tell me quick of my stolen baby," she faintly moaned.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading You are my oldest victim, and it's meet I should begin with you."
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
oldest
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From this reading You are my oldest victim, and it's meet I should begin with you."
once
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
poornounUS /poor/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
power
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
prison
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
proceeded
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From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
put
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From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
quick
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From this reading "Yes, with me--me first, and tell me quick of my stolen baby," she faintly moaned.
quietly
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From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
said
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
samenounUS /same/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
sat
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From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
several
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading "Yes, with me--me first, and tell me quick of my stolen baby," she faintly moaned.
shouldmodal verbUS /ʃʊd/
used to say what is right, expected, or advisable
From this reading You are my oldest victim, and it's meet I should begin with you."
sinned
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From this reading Against you first I sinned.
some
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
stolen
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From this reading "Yes, with me--me first, and tell me quick of my stolen baby," she faintly moaned.
STORY
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
stranger
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
task
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
taught
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
tellnounUS /tell/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "Yes, with me--me first, and tell me quick of my stolen baby," she faintly moaned.
tempted
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
towardprepositionUS /təˈwɔːrd/
in the direction of
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
turned
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
victim
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From this reading You are my oldest victim, and it's meet I should begin with you."
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
whereconjunctionUS /wer/
in or at the place that
From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
whileconjunctionUS /waɪl/
during the time that
From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
white-haired
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From this reading Her ferocity of manner all was gone, and the poor, white-haired creature sat quietly where Alice had put her, while the story proceeded:
wholesome
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading You are my oldest victim, and it's meet I should begin with you."
won
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
years
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From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
Yes
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From this reading "Yes, with me--me first, and tell me quick of my stolen baby," she faintly moaned.
youpronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
yourdeterminerUS /jɔːr/
belonging to the person or people being spoken to
From this reading THE CONVICT'S STORY "It is not an easy task to confess how bad one has been," the stranger said, "and once no power could have tempted me to do it; but several years of prison life have taught me some wholesome lessons, and I am not the same man I was when, Densie Densmore"--and his glance turned toward her--"when I met you, and won your love.
