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Heart's Desire

Chapter II

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THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.
The great moon flooded the street with splendor.
Afar there came voices of rioting.
There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.
Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.
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Heart's Desire

Chapter II

Reading 1/36 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.
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The great moon flooded the street with splendor.
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Afar there came voices of rioting.
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There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.
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Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

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Again noun US /again/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.”

Albeit conjunction US /ɔːlˈbiːɪt/

although

From this reading “There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.”

Even noun US /even/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.”

Great noun US /great/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “The great moon flooded the street with splendor.”

Long noun US /long/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.”

Seemed noun US /seemed/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.”

Splendor noun US /ˈsplen.dər/

Magnificent and splendid appearance; grandeur and brilliance.

From this reading “The great moon flooded the street with splendor.”

Upon preposition US /əˈpɑːn/

a formal word for “on”

From this reading “Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.”

Yet conjunction US /jet/

but in spite of that

From this reading “Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.”

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adherents

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

adult

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

Afar

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From this reading Afar there came voices of rioting.

affairs

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

affrays

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

againnounUS /again/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

aguardiente

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

albeitconjunctionUS /ɔːlˈbiːɪt/

although

From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

all

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

asconjunctionUS /æz/

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

ATprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

came

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From this reading Afar there came voices of rioting.

Canmodal verbUS /kæn/

to be able to, or to be allowed to

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

case

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

cheerful

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

Christmas

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

continuing

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

crooked

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

Curly

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

danger

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

days

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

DESIRE

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

desperadoes

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

DINNER

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

duels

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

Eve

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

evennounUS /even/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

firecracker

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

firecrackers

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

flooded

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From this reading The great moon flooded the street with splendor.

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

furnished

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

Girl

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

greatnounUS /great/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The great moon flooded the street with splendor.

habit

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

HEART'S

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

hung

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/

moving to the inside of something

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

Introducing

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

Kansas

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

lack

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

longnounUS /long/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

love

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

male

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

men

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

moon

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From this reading The great moon flooded the street with splendor.

mounted

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

night

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

nodeterminerUS /noʊ/

not any; not one

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

notadverbUS /nɑːt/

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

now

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

obtainable

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

ominous

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

only

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

orconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

Others

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

Oysters

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

population

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

range

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

regard

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

Relation

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

riding

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

rioting

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From this reading Afar there came voices of rioting.

riots

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

seemednounUS /seemed/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

seen

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

shots

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

six-shooter

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

some

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

South

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

splendornounUS /ˈsplen.dər/

Magnificent and splendid appearance; grandeur and brilliance.

From this reading The great moon flooded the street with splendor.

stern

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

stockings

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

street

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From this reading The great moon flooded the street with splendor.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

THEdeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

There

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

ThisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

town

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

traditions

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.

up

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From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

uponprepositionUS /əˈpɑːn/

a formal word for “on”

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

usually

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

very

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From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

voices

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From this reading Afar there came voices of rioting.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/

the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading THE DINNER AT HEART'S DESIRE _This continuing the Relation of Curly, the Can of Oysters, and the Girl from Kansas; and Introducing Others_ There were no stockings hung up in Heart's Desire that Christmas Eve, for all the population was adult, male, and stern of habit.

whenconjunctionUS /wen/

at the time that

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading The great moon flooded the street with splendor.

YetconjunctionUS /jet/

but in spite of that

From this reading Yet upon that night the very shots seemed cheerful, not ominous, as was usually the case upon that long and crooked street, which had seen duels, affairs, affrays,--even riots of mounted men in the days when the desperadoes of the range came riding into town now and again for love of danger, or for lack of _aguardiente_.

Yuletide

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From this reading There were some adherents to the traditions of the South in regard to firecrackers at Yuletide, albeit the six-shooter furnished the only firecracker obtainable.