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The Whites and the Blues

Chapter XXVII

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IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.
The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.
General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.
The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.
This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.
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The Whites and the Blues

Chapter XXVII

Reading 1/49 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.
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The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.
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General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.
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The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.
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This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

Learner Dictionary

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

After preposition US /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading “General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.”

Been auxiliary verb US /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading “General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.”

Behind preposition US /bɪˈhaɪnd/

at or toward the back of something

From this reading “This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.”

Between preposition US /bɪˈtwiːn/

in the space, time, or range separating two things

From this reading “This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.”

First noun US /first/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.”

Have auxiliary verb US /hæv/

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading “IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.”

Himself pronoun US /hɪmˈself/

used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object

From this reading “IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.”

Issued noun US /issued/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.”

Little noun US /little/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.”

Must modal verb US /mʌst/

used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true

From this reading “IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.”

Same noun US /same/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading “The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.”

Those determiner US /ðoʊz/

the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known

From this reading “This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.”

Toward preposition US /təˈwɔːrd/

in the direction of

From this reading “The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.”

Under preposition US /ˈʌndər/

below or beneath something; less than

From this reading “General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.”

While conjunction US /waɪl/

during the time that

From this reading “The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.”

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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 The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

ACQUAINTANCES

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

adjacent

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

afterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

always

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

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

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

Army

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

asconjunctionUS /æz/

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

ask

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

atprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

barracks

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/

the past participle of “be”

From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

behindprepositionUS /bɪˈhaɪnd/

at or toward the back of something

From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

Bernadotte

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

betweenprepositionUS /bɪˈtwiːn/

in the space, time, or range separating two things

From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

Bonaparte

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

brother

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

Buonaparte

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

called

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

came

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

command

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

day

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

de

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

demanded

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

detached

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

Diane

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

differences

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

distance

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From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

duels

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

eachdeterminerUS /iːtʃ/

every one of two or more people or things, taken separately

From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

eastern

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From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

Fargas

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

firstnounUS /first/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

follow

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

fought

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

gate

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

General

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

groups

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From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/

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

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

headquarters

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/

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

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

himselfpronounUS /hɪmˈself/

used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

hour

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

INprepositionUS /ɪn/

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

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

issuednounUS /issued/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

Italy

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

littlenounUS /little/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

longer

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

made

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From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

manner

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

MEET

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

men

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

Milan

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

Moreau's

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

mustmodal verbUS /mʌst/

used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

nodeterminerUS /noʊ/

not any; not one

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

North

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

now

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

numerous

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

occupied

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

occurred

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

OLD

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

opinion

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

other

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From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

others

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

ourdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/

belonging to the speaker and others

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

out

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

personal

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

pitiful

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

READER

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

readers

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

recovered

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

reinforcement

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

resulted

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

Rhine

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

rivalry

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

said

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

samenounUS /same/

an important story-specific word used in this passage

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

sent

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

separate

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From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

six

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From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

soconjunctionUS /soʊ/

for that reason; with the result that

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

soldiers

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

SOME

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From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

South

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

THEdeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

theirdeterminerUS /ðer/

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

ThisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

thosedeterminerUS /ðoʊz/

the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known

From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

thousand

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

three

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

toparticleUS /tuː/

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

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

towardprepositionUS /təˈwɔːrd/

in the direction of

From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

tragic

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

two

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

underprepositionUS /ˈʌndər/

below or beneath something; less than

From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

uspronounUS /ʌs/

the speaker and others, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

valor

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From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

very

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From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

victories

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From this reading General Bonaparte had demanded a reinforcement after his first victories, and two thousand men had been detached from Moreau's army, and sent, under command of Bernadotte, to the Army of Italy.

walking

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From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/

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

From this reading This was the gate behind which occurred the numerous duels which resulted from personal rivalry of valor, and the differences of opinion between the soldiers from the North and those who had always fought in the South.

way

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From this reading The six men made their way toward the eastern gate, walking in two separate groups, each at a little distance from the other.

WepronounUS /wiː/

the speaker together with one or more other people

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/

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

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

whenconjunctionUS /wen/

at the time that

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

whereconjunctionUS /wer/

in or at the place that

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

WHICHpronounUS /wɪtʃ/

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

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

whileconjunctionUS /waɪl/

during the time that

From this reading The same day, and at the very hour when Diane de Fargas recovered her brother in so pitiful and tragic a manner, three men came out of the barracks of the Army of Italy, while three others issued from the adjacent barracks, which were occupied by the Army of the Rhine.

whopronounUS /huː/

which person or people

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.

WILLmodal verbUS /wɪl/

used to talk about the future, or about willingness

From this reading IN WHICH THE READER WILL MEET SOME OLD ACQUAINTANCES We must now ask our readers to follow us to Milan, where, as we have said, Bonaparte, who no longer called himself _Buonaparte_, had his headquarters.