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Prisoners of Hope

Chapter XIX

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THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.
A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.
To this group suddenly entered a breathless urchin.
"Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"
Betty suspended her operations with a little cry.
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LEARNER DICTIONARY
Archivist
/ˈɑːrkɪvɪst/
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A keeper or guardian of historical records and memories.

Prisoners of Hope

Chapter XIX

Reading 1/37 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.
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A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.
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To this group suddenly entered a breathless urchin.
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"Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"
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Betty suspended her operations with a little cry.

Learner Dictionary

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Above preposition US /əˈbʌv/

higher than, or over, something

From this reading “THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.”

Fine noun US /fine/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.”

Great noun US /great/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.”

Hands plural noun US /hændz/

members of a ship’s crew

From this reading “A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.”

Jars noun US /dʒɑːrz/

Wide-mouthed cylindrical containers made of clay or glass, used for storing goods.

From this reading “A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.”

Little noun US /little/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Betty suspended her operations with a little cry.”

Long noun US /long/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.”

Stood noun US /stood/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.”

Suddenly noun US /ˈsuddenly/

a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage

From this reading “To this group suddenly entered a breathless urchin.”

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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 LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

aboveprepositionUS /əˈbʌv/

higher than, or over, something

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

andeterminerUS /æn/

the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

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

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

apron

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

arms

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

AtprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

Betty

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

blue

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

bowl

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

breathless

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From this reading To this group suddenly entered a breathless urchin.

brick

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

busily

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

Carrington

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

children

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

comin

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From this reading "Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"

crimson

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

cry

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From this reading Betty suspended her operations with a little cry.

de

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From this reading "Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"

deep

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

dowlas

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

earthenware

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

elbows

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

entered

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From this reading To this group suddenly entered a breathless urchin.

enveloped

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

feet

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

figure

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

filled

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

finenounUS /fine/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

floor

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

fruit

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

globes

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

Gov'nor

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From this reading "Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"

grape

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

greatnounUS /great/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

group

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From this reading To this group suddenly entered a breathless urchin.

handsplural nounUS /hændz/

members of a ship’s crew

From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

hard

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/

belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

holland

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

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

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/

moving to the inside of something

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

jarsnounUS /dʒɑːrz/

Wide-mouthed cylindrical containers made of clay or glass, used for storing goods.

From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

juice

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

knelt

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

LIBRARY

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

littlenounUS /little/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Betty suspended her operations with a little cry.

longnounUS /long/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

low

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

mass

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

Massa

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From this reading "Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"

mistis

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From this reading "Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"

Mistress

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

negresses

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

OFprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

Ohe

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From this reading "Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"

onprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

operations

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From this reading Betty suspended her operations with a little cry.

Peyton

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From this reading "Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"

plunged

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

pulpy

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

purple

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

road

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From this reading "Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"

rolled

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

rounded

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

row

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

sinewy

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

sleeves

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

slender

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

stems

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

stoodnounUS /stood/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

strained

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

stripping

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From this reading A row of children knelt on the brick floor at her feet, busily stripping the fruit from the stems, and negresses, hard by, strained with sinewy hands the crimson juice from the pulpy mass into jars of earthenware.

suddenlynounUS /ˈsuddenly/

a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage

From this reading To this group suddenly entered a breathless urchin.

SURVEYOR-GENERAL

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

suspended

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From this reading Betty suspended her operations with a little cry.

table

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

THEdeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/

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

From this reading To this group suddenly entered a breathless urchin.

ToparticleUS /tuː/

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

From this reading To this group suddenly entered a breathless urchin.

up

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From this reading "Ohe, mistis! de Gov'nor an' Massa Peyton comin' up de road!"

urchin

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From this reading To this group suddenly entered a breathless urchin.

white

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

wild

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From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading THE LIBRARY OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL At a long, low table stood Mistress Betty Carrington, her slender figure enveloped in an apron of blue dowlas, her sleeves of fine holland rolled above her elbows, and her white and rounded arms plunged deep into a great bowl filled with the purple globes of the wild grape.