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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 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
accept
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
all
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From this reading 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
ANdeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
any
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
appointed
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
army
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
ARMY'S
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
awoke
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
becoming
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
bewilderednounUS /bewildered/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
Boult-aux-Bois
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
broth
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
ButconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading 'But it's all over now.
BYprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
CALVARY
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
cattle
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
CHASED
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
Chouteau
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
cold
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
commissariat
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
confusion
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
counter-marching
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
dash
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From this reading 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
desperation
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From this reading 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
disorganised
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
distributed
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
droves
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
encamped
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
evening
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
exclaimed
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
failing
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
famine
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
feelingnounUS /ˈfeeling/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
find
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
FOE
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
following
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
hand
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
himselfpronounUS /hɪmˈself/
used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object
From this reading 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
hot
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
I'd
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
icy
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
incessant
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
intended
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
it's
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From this reading 'But it's all over now.
knew
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
Loubet
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From this reading 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
marching
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
meat
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
meet
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
migratory
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
more
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
morningnounUS /morning/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
near
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
now
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From this reading 'But it's all over now.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
only
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/
above and across; more than
From this reading 'But it's all over now.
places
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
plenty
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
potatoes
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
prevailing
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
previous
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
rations
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
rejoinednounUS /ˈrejoined/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
roads
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From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
round
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
scantyadjectiveUS /ˈskænti/
small or barely sufficient in amount
From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
seemednounUS /seemed/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
sneer
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From this reading 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
some
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
stretched
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From this reading 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
tent
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
thosedeterminerUS /ðoʊz/
the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known
From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
ThundernounUS /ˈthunder/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
troops
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From this reading When they had encamped on the previous evening at Boult-aux-Bois, only some scanty rations of potatoes had been distributed, the commissariat becoming more and more bewildered and disorganised by the incessant marching and counter-marching, and failing to meet the troops at any of the appointed places.
weary
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
whereconjunctionUS /wer/
in or at the place that
From this reading In the confusion prevailing on the roads, no one knew where to find those migratory droves of cattle intended for the army, and famine seemed near at hand.
willingly
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From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading AN ARMY'S CALVARY--CHASED BY THE FOE 'Thunder!' exclaimed Chouteau, when he awoke on the following morning in the tent, feeling weary and icy cold; 'I'd willingly accept some hot broth with plenty of meat round it.'
Yes
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From this reading 'Yes, dash it all!' rejoined Loubet, with a sneer of desperation, as he stretched himself.
