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acrossprepositionUS /əˈkrɔːs/
from one side of something to the other
From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
alonenounUS /alone/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
autumnal
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From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
back
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
becauseconjunctionUS /bɪˈkɔːz/
for the reason that
From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
beginningnounUS /ˈbeginning/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
birds
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
came
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From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
charged
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
curve
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From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
deepening
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
Dresden
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England
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evenings
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experiences
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
fade
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
few
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
friendship
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
gone
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
grand
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From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
Haughstone
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hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
heat
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
heavens
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From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
house
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
husband's
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
Kew
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
lastnounUS /last/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
leave
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
Light
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
longer
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
majestically
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From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
MeanwhilenounUS /ˈmeanwhile/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
memorynounUS /ˈmem.ər.i/
The faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information and knowledge.
From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
Milky
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From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
Molly
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
moonless
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From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
Mrs
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
much
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
New
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From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
nightsnounUS /naɪts/
Periods of darkness between sunset and sunrise.
From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
northern
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
ordinariness
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
own
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From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
paling
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
places
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From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
pouring
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From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
raised
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
river
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From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
roses
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
Russia
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
said
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
saw
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
school
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
September
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
shared
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
sighing
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
significance
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
skies
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
somewhere
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
southern
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
space
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
stars
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From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
summer
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
swallows
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
swam
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From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
theirdeterminerUS /ðer/
belonging to the people or things already mentioned
From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
thempronounUS /ðem/
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
tiny
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
together
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
Tom
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
Tony
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
tooknounUS /took/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
tour
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
usher
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
waned
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
watch
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
watched
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From this reading He watched the curve of it on moonless nights, pouring its grand river across the heavens.
Way
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From this reading New stars swam into their autumnal places, and the Milky Way came majestically to its own.
weeks
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From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading The last few weeks of September they were much alone together, for Mrs. Haughstone had gone back to her husband's tiny house at Kew, Molly to the Dresden school, and Tony somewhere into space--northern Russia, he said, to watch the birds beginning to leave.
whispered
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
whosedeterminerUS /huːz/
belonging to which person
From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
winds
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
woman
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From this reading Meanwhile, with deepening of friendship, and experiences whose ordinariness was raised into significance because this woman shared them with him, Tom saw the summer fade in England and usher in the longer evenings.
year
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From this reading Light and heat waned from the sighing year; winds, charged with the memory of roses, took the paling skies; the swallows whispered together of the southern tour.
