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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 The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
againnounUS /again/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
all
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
anythingpronounUS /ˈeniθɪŋ/
any thing at all
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/
the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
arrived
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
aspires
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
back
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
beforeprepositionUS /bɪˈfɔːr/
earlier than; in front of
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
behindprepositionUS /bɪˈhaɪnd/
at or toward the back of something
From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
believed
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
brain
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
butconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
characteristics
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
chuckled
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
clue
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
comprehension
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
conviction
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
day
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From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
deceived
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From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
destination
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
draw
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
early
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
expected
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
find
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
finesse
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
following
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From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
game
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
get
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
gifted
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
Godfrey
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From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
Harfleur
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
Harland
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From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
HEARTS
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From this reading TWO WOMEN’S HEARTS.
heavier
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
herspronounUS /hərz/
the one or ones belonging to her
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
himselfpronounUS /hɪmˈself/
used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object
From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
HisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
how
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
inference
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
instincts
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
inwardly
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
keen
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
knows
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
larger
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
leftnounUS /left/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
man
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
manner
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From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
maymodal verbUS /meɪ/
used to say something is possible, or to give permission
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
morningnounUS /morning/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
most
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
New
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
ordinary
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
out
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
outwit
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
perfect
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From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
pieced
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
prided
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From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
put
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
puzzle
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
rememberverbUS /rɪˈmɛm.bər/
To recall to mind.
From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
see
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
sex
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
sharp
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
shouldmodal verbUS /ʃʊd/
used to say what is right, expected, or advisable
From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
single
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
slower
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
soconjunctionUS /soʊ/
for that reason; with the result that
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
thanconjunctionUS /ðæn/
used to introduce the second part of a comparison
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
there
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
timenounUS /time/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
together
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
TWO
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From this reading TWO WOMEN’S HEARTS.
up
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
very
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
way
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
well
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
wife
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From this reading Godfrey Harland prided himself the following day on the perfect manner in which he had deceived his wife.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
wits
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From this reading His brain may be larger and heavier than hers, but her instincts are so keen, her wits so sharp, and she knows so well how to draw an inference, that in a game of _finesse_ she has pieced the puzzle and put it together before his slower comprehension has arrived at the conviction that there is anything to find out at all.
woman
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From this reading The man who aspires to outwit a woman, gifted with the most ordinary characteristics of her sex, should get up very early in the morning.
WOMEN'S
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From this reading TWO WOMEN’S HEARTS.
wouldmodal verbUS /wʊd/
used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past
From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
Zealand
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From this reading She believed him to be on his way to Harfleur, and by the time she expected to see him back again he would be on his way to New Zealand and he chuckled inwardly to remember that he had not left a single clue to his destination behind.
