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The Fortune of the Rougons
The Fortune of the Rougons

Chapter V

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The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.
The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.
It was like a mighty wave of enthusiasm.
The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.
At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.
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The Fortune of the Rougons

Chapter V

Reading 1/250 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.
Line 2
The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.
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It was like a mighty wave of enthusiasm.
Line 4
The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.
Line 5
At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

Learner Dictionary

Oxford-style entry order: headword, part of speech, US IPA, concise definition, contextual example, audio, and collocations from this reading.

Athwart noun US /ˈathwart/

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

From this reading “The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.”

Liberty noun US /ˈlɪb.ər.ti/

The state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions on one's way of life.

From this reading “The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.”

Through noun US /ˈthrough/

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

From this reading “The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.”

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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 It was like a mighty wave of enthusiasm.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

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

From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

Antoine

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

army

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From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

AtprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

athwartnounUS /ˈathwart/

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

From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

big

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

children

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

clear

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From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

cold

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From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

continuing

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From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

country

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From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

discourses

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

drawing-room

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

drowned

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

eager

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

enthusiasm

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From this reading It was like a mighty wave of enthusiasm.

far

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From this reading The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.

fervour

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

generous

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

hateful

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

heroic

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From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

high

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From this reading The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.

insurrectionary

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From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

intervals

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

intrigues

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

ItpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading It was like a mighty wave of enthusiasm.

itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/

belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned

From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

libertynounUS /ˈlɪb.ər.ti/

The state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions on one's way of life.

From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

like

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From this reading It was like a mighty wave of enthusiasm.

love

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

Macquarts

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

march

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From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

Miette

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

mighty

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From this reading It was like a mighty wave of enthusiasm.

moonlight

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From this reading The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading It was like a mighty wave of enthusiasm.

patriotism

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

people

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

prattle

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

roads

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From this reading The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.

rose

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

Rougons

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

Silvère

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

sordid

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

sped

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

stretched

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From this reading The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.

thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

ThedeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.

theypronounUS /ðeɪ/

the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

thrill

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

throughnounUS /ˈthrough/

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

From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

transported

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From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

trumpet-voice

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

uncle

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

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

From this reading The insurrectionary army was continuing its heroic march through the cold, clear country.

wave

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From this reading It was like a mighty wave of enthusiasm.

way

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From this reading The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.

wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/

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

From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

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

From this reading The thrill of patriotism, which transported Miette and Silvère, big children that they were, eager for love and liberty, sped, with generous fervour, athwart the sordid intrigues of the Macquarts and the Rougons.

white

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From this reading The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.

withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading The high roads stretched far way, white with moonlight.

yellow

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From this reading At intervals the trumpet-voice of the people rose and drowned the prattle of the yellow drawing-room and the hateful discourses of uncle Antoine.