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againnounUS /again/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
Apjohn
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
back
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From this reading Then he took his leave and went back to Carmarthen.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
canmodal verbUS /kæn/
to be able to, or to be allowed to
From this reading It will be well, however, that some steps should be taken, and nothing can be done till the will has been read."
Carmarthen
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
carried
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
comenounUS /come/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
continue
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
coursenounUS /course/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
cousins
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From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
date
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From this reading Of those found, the last in date will be good--until one later be found.
document
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
donenounUS /done/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading It will be well, however, that some steps should be taken, and nothing can be done till the will has been read."
evening
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
explaining
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
force
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From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
former
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
foundnounUS /found/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
give
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From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
goodnounUS /good/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Of those found, the last in date will be good--until one later be found.
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading It will be well, however, that some steps should be taken, and nothing can be done till the will has been read."
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Then he took his leave and went back to Carmarthen.
howeveradverbUS /ˌhaʊˈevər/
used to add a contrasting statement
From this reading It will be well, however, that some steps should be taken, and nothing can be done till the will has been read."
ifconjunctionUS /ɪf/
on condition that; in the event that
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
lastnounUS /last/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
later
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From this reading Of those found, the last in date will be good--until one later be found.
leave
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From this reading Then he took his leave and went back to Carmarthen.
Looking
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
men
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
mightmodal verbUS /maɪt/
used to say something is possible but not certain
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
Mr
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
mydeterminerUS /maɪ/
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
nine
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
nothingpronounUS /ˈnʌθɪŋ/
not one thing; not anything
From this reading It will be well, however, that some steps should be taken, and nothing can be done till the will has been read."
o'clock
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
OfprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
old
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
out
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
prepared
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
presence
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From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
read
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
reading
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From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
regarded
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
returnednounUS /ˈreturned/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
said
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From this reading "Of course," said he, in the presence of the two cousins, "my reading the document will give it no force.
search
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
send
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
shouldmodal verbUS /ʃʊd/
used to say what is right, expected, or advisable
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
some
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From this reading It will be well, however, that some steps should be taken, and nothing can be done till the will has been read."
Squire's
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
steps
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From this reading It will be well, however, that some steps should be taken, and nothing can be done till the will has been read."
taken
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From this reading It will be well, however, that some steps should be taken, and nothing can be done till the will has been read."
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
thedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
then
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
thosedeterminerUS /ðoʊz/
the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known
From this reading Of those found, the last in date will be good--until one later be found.
tillprepositionUS /tɪl/
up to a particular time
From this reading It will be well, however, that some steps should be taken, and nothing can be done till the will has been read."
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
tooknounUS /took/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Then he took his leave and went back to Carmarthen.
Tuesday
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
two
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
unsuccessful
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
untilprepositionUS /ənˈtɪl/
up to a particular time
From this reading Of those found, the last in date will be good--until one later be found.
up
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
Wednesday
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
well
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From this reading It will be well, however, that some steps should be taken, and nothing can be done till the will has been read."
wentnounUS /went/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Then he took his leave and went back to Carmarthen.
whateverdeterminerUS /ˌwʌˈtevər/
any or all of a kind, it does not matter which
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
Willmodal verbUS /wɪl/
used to talk about the future, or about willingness
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
work
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From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
wouldmodal verbUS /wʊd/
used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past
From this reading Looking for the Will The search was carried on up to nine o'clock that evening, and then Mr Apjohn returned to Carmarthen, explaining that he would send out two men to continue the work on the Tuesday, and that he would come out again on the Wednesday to read whatever might then be regarded as the old Squire's will,--the last prepared document if it could be found, and the former one should the search have been unsuccessful.
