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The Fortunes of Oliver Horn
The Fortunes of Oliver Horn

Chapter XIV

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MRS.
TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.
Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.
Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.
Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.
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The Fortunes of Oliver Horn

Chapter XIV

Reading 1/25 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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MRS.
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TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.
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Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.
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Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.
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Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

Learner Dictionary

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

Against preposition US /əˈɡenst/

touching and pressing; in opposition to

From this reading “Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.”

Along preposition US /əˈlɔːŋ/

following the length of something from one end toward the other

From this reading “Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.”

Being auxiliary verb US /ˈbiːɪŋ/

the -ing form of “be”

From this reading “TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.”

Dead noun US /dead/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.”

Over preposition US /ˈoʊvər/

above and across; more than

From this reading “Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.”

Till preposition US /tɪl/

up to a particular time

From this reading “Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.”

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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 Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

againstprepositionUS /əˈɡenst/

touching and pressing; in opposition to

From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

all

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

AlongprepositionUS /əˈlɔːŋ/

following the length of something from one end toward the other

From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

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

From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

apples

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

autumn

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From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

beingauxiliary verbUS /ˈbiːɪŋ/

the -ing form of “be”

From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

birch

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From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

blazed

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

blood-red

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

blurring

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

busy

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

carpeted

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

corn

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

crows

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

dark

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

dawn

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

deadnounUS /dead/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

fences

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

film

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

fire

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

fires

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From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

followed

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

FRONT

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From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

furrows

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

Golden

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

grass

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

gray

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

haze

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

Hillock

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

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

From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

kindled

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From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

lay

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

leaf

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

leaf-strewn

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

lines

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

maple

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From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

Moose

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

mountains

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From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

MRS

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From this reading MRS.

Notch

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

oak

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From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

onprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

orchards

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/

above and across; more than

From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

pale

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

PORCH

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From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

pumpkins

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

requiem

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

roads

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

rude

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

scarlet

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

settled

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

showers

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

sky

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

softening

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

squirrels

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

stone

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

straight

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

sumach

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

summer

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From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

TAFT'S

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From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

ThedeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

tillprepositionUS /tɪl/

up to a particular time

From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.

toparticleUS /tuː/

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

From this reading Over all settled the requiem haze of the dead summer, blurring the Notch and softening Moose Hillock to a film of gray against the pale sky.

trend

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

vine

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From this reading Along the leaf-strewn roads the sumach blazed scarlet, and over the rude stone fences blood-red lines of fire followed the trend of leaf and vine.

wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/

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

From this reading TAFT'S FRONT PORCH The autumn fires were being kindled on the mountains--fires of maple, oak, and birch.

worked

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From this reading Golden pumpkins lay in the furrows of the corn; showers of apples carpeted the grass of the orchards; the crows in straight lines, and the busy squirrels worked from dawn till dark.