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Chapter XX
THE SECOND VISIT. "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart." _Edward the Black Prince_. The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept. Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.
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higher than, or over, something
From this reading “"Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."”
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading “"Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."”
the past participle of “be”
From this reading “The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.”
all things; all of a situation
From this reading “Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.”
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading “THE SECOND VISIT.”
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used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
higher than, or over, something
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
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From this reading Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
the past participle of “be”
From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
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From this reading _Edward the Black Prince_.
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
showing who or what does the action
From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
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From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
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From this reading _Edward the Black Prince_.
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
all things; all of a situation
From this reading Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.
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From this reading Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
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From this reading Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading Everything of late had happened most favourably for the intriguing lord advocate.
belonging to the person speaking
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
used to join alternatives or possibilities
From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
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From this reading _Edward the Black Prince_.
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading THE SECOND VISIT.
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From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
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From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
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From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
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From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading THE SECOND VISIT.
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From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading The soothing or sleeping draught had been duly administered by Tib Trotter, and Jane Seton slept.
Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.
From this reading "Give me again my innocence of soul; Give me my forfeit honour blanched anew; Cancel my treasons to my royal master; Restore me to my country's lost esteem, To the sweet hope of mercy from above, And the calm comforts of a virtuous heart."
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From this reading THE SECOND VISIT.
