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on the subject of; concerning

From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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

From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

the past participle of “be”

From this reading Cowperwood had been most liberal.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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From this reading Cowperwood had been most liberal.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading Let her have her day.

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From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading "She is an exquisite.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading Let her have her day.

a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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

From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

used to make a suggestion or a command including the speaker

From this reading Let her have her day.

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From this reading Cowperwood had been most liberal.

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From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading Cowperwood had been most liberal.

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From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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

From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

up to a particular time

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

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

From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

at the time that

From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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

From this reading The Revival of Hattie Starr Engrossed in the pleasures and entertainments which Cowperwood's money was providing, Berenice had until recently given very little thought to her future.

in the company of; together with

From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.

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From this reading "She is young," he once said to Mrs. Carter, with an air of disinterested liberality, when they were talking about Berenice and her future.