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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 Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
aboutprepositionUS /əˈbaʊt/
on the subject of; concerning
From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
afternoonnounUS /ˈafternoon/
a story-specific word describing an important person, object, action, or idea in this passage
From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
allayed
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
andeterminerUS /æn/
the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound
From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
AtprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading At times, during the first days, he felt homesick for his wandering existence.
Aynant
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
Baroness
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
baroness's
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From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
braggart
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
called
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From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
century
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
chatterbox
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From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
Chucha
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
clean
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
clothes
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
Companion
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
company
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
conditions
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
days
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From this reading At times, during the first days, he felt homesick for his wandering existence.
de
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
dear
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From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
Dogs
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
duringprepositionUS /ˈdʊrɪŋ/
all through a period, or at some point within it
From this reading At times, during the first days, he felt homesick for his wandering existence.
dutynounUS /ˈduːti/
a responsibility that must be carried out
From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
eat
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
errands
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From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
eternal
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From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
existence
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From this reading At times, during the first days, he felt homesick for his wandering existence.
Farce
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
felt
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From this reading At times, during the first days, he felt homesick for his wandering existence.
Fernández
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
few
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From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
firstnounUS /first/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading At times, during the first days, he felt homesick for his wandering existence.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
form
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
foundnounUS /found/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
friend
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From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
González
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
HerdeterminerUS /hɜːr/
belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
home
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
homesick
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From this reading At times, during the first days, he felt homesick for his wandering existence.
huge
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
instalments
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From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
issues
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
itsdeterminerUS /ɪts/
belonging to the thing or animal already mentioned
From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
knights
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
ladies
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
lent
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
lifenounUS /life/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
LittlenounUS /little/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
lovelorn
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
Manuel
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
Mateos
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
morningnounUS /morning/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
Mulattress
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
Niña
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From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
novels
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
out
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From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
passion
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
Prepared
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
published
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
recounted
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From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
run
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From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
serial
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
Several
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
shepronounUS /ʃiː/
a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
streets
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
stroll
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From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
takenounUS /take/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
tale
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From this reading Niña Chucha, an eternal chatterbox, recounted to Manuel, in several instalments, the tale of her dear friend, as she called the baroness.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
thesedeterminerUS /ðiːz/
the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
times
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From this reading At times, during the first days, he felt homesick for his wandering existence.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
tramping
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
transported
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
Tárrago
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
unsurpassable
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
wandering
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From this reading At times, during the first days, he felt homesick for his wandering existence.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading In the morning his duty was to take the baroness’s dogs out for a stroll; in the afternoon he had to run a few errands.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
Wherein
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
whichpronounUS /wɪtʃ/
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
work
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From this reading The Baroness de Aynant, Her Dogs and Her Mulattress Companion—Wherein is Prepared a Farce Little work, little to eat and clean clothes: these were the conditions that Manuel found in the home of the baroness, and they were unsurpassable.
XVIIth
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
y
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From this reading Several issues of huge novels published in serial form, which Chucha lent him, allayed his passion for tramping about the streets and transported him, in company of Fernández y González and Tárrago y Mateos, to the life of the XVIIth century, with its braggart knights and its lovelorn ladies.
