Chapter II
II. MRS. CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA. October 17, 1880. IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
Chapter II
II. MRS. CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA. October 17, 1880. IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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in or near a particular place or position
From this reading CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA.
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA.
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
used to form questions and negatives, and to give emphasis
From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA.
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From this reading CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA.
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
on condition that; in the event that
From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA.
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From this reading CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA.
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From this reading MRS.
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From this reading CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA.
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From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
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From this reading October 17, 1880.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA.
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From this reading CHURCH, IN NEW YORK, TO MADAME GALOPIN, AT GENEVA.
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading IF I felt far away from you in the middle of that deplorable Atlantic, _chère_ Madame, how do I feel now, in the heart of this extraordinary city?