produced by [kjell] [nedrelid] 
1 produced 2 by

[chronicles] [of] [avonlea] 

[by] [l] [m] [montgomery] 

[to] [the] [memory] [of] [mrs] [william] [a] [houston] [,] [a] [dear] [friend] [,] [who] [has] [gone] [beyond] 

the unsung beauty hid life 's common things below . 
1 the 5 life
2 unsung 3 beauty
3 beauty 4 hid
4 hid 5 life
5 life 6 's
6 's 7 common
7 common 8 things
8 things 9 below
9 below 10 .

[whittier] 

[contents] 

[i] [..y] [the] [hurrying] [of] [ludovic] 

[ii] [.] 

[old] [lady] [lloyd] 

[iii] [.] 

[each] [in] [his] [own] [tongue] 

[iv] [.] 

[little] [joscelyn] 

[v] [the] [winning] [of] [lucinda] 

[vi] [.] 

[old] [man] [shaw] ['s] [girl] 

[vii] [.] 

[aunt] [olivia] ['s] [beau] 

[viii] [.] 

[the] [quarantine] [at] [alexander] [abraham] ['s] 

[ix] [.] 

[pa] [sloane] ['s] [purchase] 

x . the [courting] [of] [prissy] [strong] 
1 x 2 .
2 . 3 the

[xi] [.] 

[the] [miracle] [at] [carmody] 

[xii] [.] 

[the] [end] [of] [a] [quarrel] 

[chronicles] [of] [avonlea] 

[i] [..y] [the] [hurrying] [of] [ludovic] 

they had had their chat out , on this particular evening , and [anne] was giving herself over to the delight of building an air-castle . 
1 they 2 had
2 had 3 had
3 had 21 delight
4 their 5 chat
5 chat 6 out
6 out 7 ,
7 , 11 evening
8 on 10 particular
9 this 10 particular
10 particular 11 evening
11 evening 15 was
12 , 13 and
12 , 15 was
15 was 16 giving
16 giving 17 herself
16 giving 19 to
17 herself 18 over
19 to 20 the
20 the 21 delight
21 delight 22 of
22 of 23 building
23 building 26 .
24 an 25 air-castle
24 an 26 .

then she saw [ludovic] [speed] coming down the lane . 
1 then 2 she
2 she 3 saw
3 saw 6 coming
6 coming 7 down
7 down 9 lane
8 the 9 lane
9 lane 10 .

no one else in [middle] [grafton] had such a tall , gently-stooping , placidly-moving figure . 
1 no 2 one
2 one 3 else
2 one 4 in
2 one 7 had
7 had 14 placidly-moving
8 such 9 a
9 a 10 tall
10 tall 11 ,
11 , 12 gently-stooping
12 gently-stooping 13 ,
12 gently-stooping 14 placidly-moving
14 placidly-moving 15 figure
15 figure 16 .

in every kink and turn of it there was an individuality all [ludovic] 's own . 
1 in 2 every
1 in 4 and
3 kink 4 and
4 and 7 it
5 turn 6 of
6 of 7 it
7 it 9 was
8 there 9 was
9 was 10 an
10 an 11 individuality
11 individuality 16 .
12 all 14 's
14 's 15 own
15 own 16 .

anne roused herself from her dreams , thinking it would only be tactful to take her departure . 
1 anne 2 roused
1 anne 7 ,
2 roused 3 herself
3 herself 4 from
4 from 6 dreams
5 her 6 dreams
7 , 11 only
8 thinking 9 it
9 it 10 would
10 would 11 only
11 only 15 take
12 be 13 tactful
13 tactful 14 to
14 to 15 take
15 take 16 her
16 her 17 departure
17 departure 18 .

ludovic was courting [theodora] . 
1 ludovic 2 was
2 was 3 courting
3 courting 5 .

ludovic had been coming down that lane to see [theodora] , in the same ruminating , unhastening fashion , for fifteen years ! 
1 ludovic 2 had
2 had 5 down
3 been 4 coming
4 coming 5 down
5 down 7 lane
6 that 7 lane
7 lane 12 in
8 to 9 see
9 see 11 ,
11 , 12 in
12 in 18 fashion
13 the 14 same
13 the 17 unhastening
14 same 15 ruminating
15 ruminating 16 ,
17 unhastening 18 fashion
18 fashion 20 for
19 , 20 for
20 for 23 !
21 fifteen 22 years
22 years 23 !

" there isn't any hurry , child . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 isn't
3 isn't 4 any
4 any 5 hurry
5 hurry 6 ,
6 , 7 child
7 child 8 .

sit down and have your call out . 
1 sit 2 down
1 sit 3 and
3 and 4 have
4 have 6 call
4 have 7 out
5 your 6 call
7 out 8 .

you 've seen [ludovic] coming down the lane , and , [i] suppose , you think you 'll be a crowd . 
1 you 3 seen
2 've 3 seen
3 seen 6 down
5 coming 6 down
6 down 8 lane
7 the 8 lane
8 lane 18 'll
9 , 10 and
9 , 11 ,
11 , 13 suppose
13 suppose 14 ,
13 suppose 16 think
15 you 16 think
16 think 17 you
16 think 18 'll
18 'll 19 be
19 be 22 .
20 a 21 crowd
20 a 22 .

but you won't . 
1 but 2 you
2 you 3 won't
3 won't 4 .

ludovic rather likes a third person around , and so do [i] . it spurs up the conversation as it were . 
1 ludovic 3 likes
1 ludovic 8 ,
2 rather 3 likes
3 likes 6 person
4 a 5 third
5 third 6 person
6 person 7 around
8 , 11 do
9 and 10 so
9 and 11 do
11 do 13 .
13 . 16 up
14 it 15 spurs
15 spurs 16 up
16 up 18 conversation
17 the 18 conversation
18 conversation 19 as
19 as 20 it
20 it 21 were
21 were 22 .

theodora never pretended to bashfulness where [ludovic] was concerned . 
1 theodora 2 never
1 theodora 3 pretended
2 never 3 pretended
3 pretended 4 to
4 to 5 bashfulness
5 bashfulness 6 where
6 where 8 was
8 was 9 concerned
9 concerned 10 .

she was not at all shy of referring to him and his dilatory courtship . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 not
3 not 7 of
4 at 5 all
5 all 6 shy
6 shy 7 of
7 of 11 and
8 referring 9 to
8 referring 10 him
10 him 11 and
11 and 14 courtship
12 his 13 dilatory
12 his 14 courtship
14 courtship 15 .

indeed , it seemed to amuse her . 
1 indeed 2 ,
2 , 4 seemed
3 it 4 seemed
4 seemed 5 to
5 to 6 amuse
6 amuse 7 her
7 her 8 .

but even [anne] 's imagination failed her for this . 
1 but 2 even
2 even 4 's
4 's 5 imagination
5 imagination 6 failed
6 failed 7 her
6 failed 8 for
8 for 9 this
9 this 10 .

" anyway , " she thought , impatiently , " if [i] wanted him [i] think [i] 'd find some way of hurrying him up . 
1 " 4 "
2 anyway 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 10 "
5 she 9 ,
6 thought 7 ,
6 thought 8 impatiently
8 impatiently 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 if
10 " 14 him
11 if 13 wanted
14 him 21 way
16 think 19 find
18 'd 19 find
19 find 20 some
20 some 21 way
21 way 22 of
22 of 23 hurrying
23 hurrying 24 him
23 hurrying 26 .
24 him 25 up
25 up 26 .

ludovic [speed] ! 
1 ludovic 3 !

was there ever such a misfit of a name ? 
1 was 2 there
2 there 3 ever
3 ever 4 such
4 such 5 a
5 a 6 misfit
6 misfit 7 of
7 of 8 a
8 a 9 name
9 name 10 ?

such a name for such a man is a delusion and a snare . " 
1 such 3 name
2 a 3 name
3 name 4 for
4 for 5 such
5 such 8 is
6 a 7 man
7 man 8 is
8 is 15 "
9 a 10 delusion
10 delusion 11 and
11 and 13 snare
11 and 14 .
12 a 13 snare
14 . 15 "

as she brought him into the sitting-room she made a comical grimace at [anne] over his shoulder . 
1 as 2 she
2 she 3 brought
3 brought 4 him
3 brought 13 at
3 brought 15 over
4 him 5 into
5 into 7 sitting-room
6 the 7 sitting-room
7 sitting-room 8 she
7 sitting-room 12 grimace
8 she 9 made
10 a 11 comical
11 comical 12 grimace
15 over 16 his
16 his 17 shoulder
17 shoulder 18 .

ludovic smiled pleasantly at [anne] . 
1 ludovic 2 smiled
2 smiled 3 pleasantly
3 pleasantly 4 at
4 at 6 .

but [anne] did not affect him in this fashion . 
1 but 3 did
3 did 4 not
4 not 5 affect
5 affect 6 him
5 affect 7 in
7 in 8 this
8 this 9 fashion
9 fashion 10 .

ludovic was tall and somewhat ungainly , but his unhesitating placidity gave him the appearance of a dignity that did not otherwise pertain to him . 
1 ludovic 8 but
2 was 3 tall
3 tall 4 and
4 and 5 somewhat
4 and 7 ,
5 somewhat 6 ungainly
7 , 8 but
8 but 15 appearance
9 his 10 unhesitating
10 unhesitating 11 placidity
11 placidity 12 gave
12 gave 13 him
13 him 14 the
14 the 15 appearance
15 appearance 22 otherwise
16 of 18 dignity
17 a 18 dignity
18 dignity 19 that
18 dignity 20 did
20 did 21 not
21 not 22 otherwise
22 otherwise 23 pertain
23 pertain 24 to
24 to 26 .
25 him 26 .

his eyes were dreamy and pleasant , with a touch of melancholy in their blue depths . 
1 his 2 eyes
2 eyes 5 and
3 were 4 dreamy
3 were 5 and
5 and 6 pleasant
6 pleasant 7 ,
7 , 8 with
8 with 10 touch
9 a 10 touch
10 touch 11 of
11 of 16 depths
12 melancholy 13 in
13 in 14 their
14 their 15 blue
15 blue 16 depths
16 depths 17 .

he sat down in the big bulgy old armchair that had belonged to [theodora] 's father . 
1 he 2 sat
2 sat 3 down
2 sat 6 big
3 down 4 in
4 in 5 the
6 big 7 bulgy
6 big 15 's
7 bulgy 9 armchair
8 old 9 armchair
9 armchair 13 to
10 that 11 had
11 had 12 belonged
12 belonged 13 to
15 's 16 father
16 father 17 .

ludovic always sat there , and [anne] declared that the chair had come to look like him . 
1 ludovic 2 always
1 ludovic 3 sat
3 sat 4 there
3 sat 8 declared
4 there 5 ,
5 , 6 and
8 declared 9 that
9 that 13 come
10 the 11 chair
11 chair 12 had
12 had 13 come
13 come 15 look
14 to 15 look
15 look 16 like
16 like 17 him
17 him 18 .

the conversation soon grew animated enough . 
1 the 2 conversation
2 conversation 3 soon
3 soon 4 grew
4 grew 5 animated
5 animated 6 enough
6 enough 7 .

ludovic was a good talker when he had somebody to draw him out . 
1 ludovic 2 was
2 was 5 talker
3 a 5 talker
4 good 5 talker
5 talker 6 when
6 when 7 he
6 when 8 had
7 he 8 had
8 had 9 somebody
8 had 10 to
10 to 11 draw
11 draw 12 him
12 him 13 out
13 out 14 .

" it 's star time and good-night time , " she said , and went away quietly . 
1 " 6 and
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 star
4 star 5 time
5 time 6 and
6 and 11 she
7 good-night 8 time
8 time 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 she
11 she 13 ,
12 said 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 18 .
15 went 16 away
16 away 17 quietly
17 quietly 18 .

a wind , odour-freighted , blew daintily across it . 
1 a 2 wind
2 wind 3 ,
3 , 4 odour-freighted
4 odour-freighted 5 ,
5 , 6 blew
6 blew 7 daintily
7 daintily 8 across
7 daintily 10 .
8 across 9 it

to her eager youth , this courtship of theirs seemed a very amusing thing . 
1 to 7 courtship
2 her 4 youth
3 eager 4 youth
4 youth 5 ,
5 , 6 this
6 this 7 courtship
7 courtship 8 of
8 of 9 theirs
9 theirs 10 seemed
10 seemed 15 .
11 a 12 very
11 a 13 amusing
13 amusing 14 thing
14 thing 15 .

she liked [ludovic] , but allowed herself to be provoked with him . 
1 she 2 liked
2 liked 4 ,
4 , 7 herself
5 but 6 allowed
5 but 7 herself
7 herself 8 to
8 to 9 be
9 be 10 provoked
10 provoked 11 with
10 provoked 12 him
12 him 13 .

" the dear , big , irritating goose ! " she said aloud . 
1 " 5 big
2 the 3 dear
3 dear 4 ,
4 , 5 big
5 big 7 irritating
6 , 7 irritating
7 irritating 10 "
8 goose 9 !
9 ! 10 "
10 " 11 she
10 " 13 aloud
11 she 12 said
13 aloud 14 .

" there never was such a lovable idiot before . 
1 " 2 there
1 " 5 such
2 there 3 never
3 never 4 was
5 such 6 a
6 a 7 lovable
7 lovable 8 idiot
8 idiot 9 before
9 before 10 .

two evenings later , when [anne] went over to the [dix] place , she and [theodora] drifted into a conversation about [ludovic] . 
1 two 2 evenings
1 two 5 when
2 evenings 4 ,
3 later 4 ,
5 when 7 went
7 went 8 over
8 over 12 place
9 to 10 the
10 the 12 place
12 place 15 and
13 , 14 she
13 , 15 and
15 and 17 drifted
17 drifted 18 into
17 drifted 20 conversation
19 a 20 conversation
20 conversation 21 about
21 about 23 .

anne was lying back in a little rocker , with her slim hands folded in her lap , watching [theodora] . 
1 anne 5 in
1 anne 14 folded
2 was 3 lying
3 lying 4 back
4 back 5 in
6 a 7 little
7 little 8 rocker
8 rocker 9 ,
9 , 10 with
10 with 13 hands
11 her 13 hands
12 slim 13 hands
13 hands 14 folded
14 folded 15 in
15 in 17 lap
16 her 17 lap
17 lap 19 watching
18 , 19 watching
19 watching 21 .

when [theodora] was not smiling , she looked very imposing . 
1 when 3 was
3 was 10 imposing
4 not 5 smiling
5 smiling 6 ,
6 , 7 she
6 , 8 looked
8 looked 9 very
9 very 10 imposing
10 imposing 11 .

anne thought it likely that [ludovic] held her in awe . 
1 anne 2 thought
2 thought 3 it
2 thought 11 .
3 it 4 likely
4 likely 5 that
7 held 8 her
8 her 11 .
9 in 10 awe
10 awe 11 .

" did you and [ludovic] talk about [christian] [science] [all] [saturday] evening ? " she asked . 
1 " 2 did
2 did 3 you
2 did 4 and
4 and 6 talk
6 talk 7 about
6 talk 12 evening
12 evening 13 ?
13 ? 14 "
14 " 15 she
15 she 16 asked
16 asked 17 .

theodora overflowed into a smile . 
1 theodora 2 overflowed
2 overflowed 3 into
3 into 5 smile
4 a 5 smile
5 smile 6 .

" yes , and we even quarrelled over it . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ,
3 , 4 and
4 and 5 we
5 we 6 even
6 even 7 quarrelled
7 quarrelled 8 over
7 quarrelled 10 .
8 over 9 it

at least [i] did . 
1 at 2 least
2 least 4 did
4 did 5 .

ludovic wouldn't quarrel with anyone . 
1 ludovic 2 wouldn't
2 wouldn't 3 quarrel
3 quarrel 4 with
4 with 5 anyone
5 anyone 6 .

you have to fight air when you spar with him . 
1 you 2 have
2 have 3 to
3 to 4 fight
4 fight 5 air
5 air 6 when
6 when 7 you
6 when 11 .
7 you 8 spar
8 spar 9 with
9 with 10 him

i hate to square up to a person who won't hit back . " 
1 i 2 hate
2 hate 3 to
2 hate 5 up
3 to 4 square
5 up 6 to
6 to 8 person
7 a 8 person
8 person 9 who
9 who 10 won't
10 won't 11 hit
11 hit 12 back
12 back 13 .
13 . 14 "

" [theodora] , " said [anne] coaxingly , " [i] am going to be curious and impertinent . 
1 " 5 said
3 , 4 "
3 , 5 said
5 said 7 coaxingly
7 coaxingly 13 to
8 , 9 "
9 " 11 am
9 " 13 to
11 am 12 going
13 to 14 be
14 be 16 and
15 curious 16 and
16 and 17 impertinent
17 impertinent 18 .

you can snub me if you [like] . 
1 you 2 can
2 can 3 snub
3 snub 4 me
3 snub 5 if
5 if 6 you
5 if 8 .

why don't you and [ludovic] get married ? " 
1 why 2 don't
2 don't 3 you
3 you 8 ?
4 and 6 get
6 get 7 married
7 married 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

theodora laughed comfortably . 
1 theodora 2 laughed
2 laughed 3 comfortably
3 comfortably 4 .

" that 's the question [grafton] folks have been asking for quite a while , [i] reckon , [anne] . 
1 " 2 that
1 " 3 's
2 that 3 's
3 's 7 folks
4 the 7 folks
5 question 7 folks
7 folks 9 been
8 have 9 been
9 been 10 asking
10 asking 11 for
10 asking 12 quite
10 asking 14 while
11 for 12 quite
13 a 14 while
14 while 17 reckon
15 , 17 reckon
17 reckon 18 ,
18 , 20 .

well , [i] 'd have no objection to marrying [ludovic] . 
1 well 2 ,
2 , 4 'd
4 'd 5 have
5 have 6 no
6 no 7 objection
7 objection 8 to
8 to 9 marrying
9 marrying 11 .

that 's frank enough for [you] , isn't it ? 
1 that 2 's
2 's 3 frank
3 frank 4 enough
3 frank 5 for
5 for 7 ,
7 , 8 isn't
8 isn't 9 it
9 it 10 ?

but it 's not easy to marry a man unless he asks you . 
1 but 2 it
1 but 3 's
2 it 3 's
3 's 5 easy
4 not 5 easy
5 easy 6 to
5 easy 7 marry
6 to 7 marry
7 marry 9 man
7 marry 10 unless
8 a 9 man
10 unless 12 asks
11 he 12 asks
12 asks 13 you
13 you 14 .

and [ludovic] has never asked me . " 
1 and 3 has
3 has 4 never
4 never 5 asked
5 asked 6 me
6 me 7 .
7 . 8 "

" is he too shy ? " persisted [anne] . 
1 " 4 too
2 is 3 he
3 he 4 too
4 too 5 shy
5 shy 6 ?
6 ? 7 "
6 ? 10 .
7 " 8 persisted

since [theodora] was in the mood , she meant to sift this puzzling affair to the bottom . 
1 since 3 was
3 was 4 in
4 in 6 mood
5 the 6 mood
6 mood 14 affair
7 , 8 she
7 , 9 meant
8 she 9 meant
9 meant 10 to
10 to 11 sift
11 sift 12 this
12 this 13 puzzling
13 puzzling 14 affair
14 affair 17 bottom
15 to 16 the
16 the 17 bottom
17 bottom 18 .

theodora dropped her work and looked meditatively out over the green slopes of the summer world . 
1 theodora 2 dropped
2 dropped 12 slopes
3 her 4 work
4 work 5 and
5 and 6 looked
6 looked 7 meditatively
7 meditatively 8 out
7 meditatively 9 over
9 over 10 the
10 the 11 green
11 green 12 slopes
12 slopes 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 summer
15 summer 16 world
16 world 17 .

" no , [i] don't think it is that . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 6 think
5 don't 6 think
6 think 7 it
7 it 8 is
8 is 9 that
9 that 10 .

ludovic isn't shy . 
1 ludovic 2 isn't
2 isn't 3 shy
3 shy 4 .

it 's just his way the [speed] way . 
1 it 2 's
2 's 3 just
3 just 5 way
4 his 5 way
5 way 9 .
6 the 8 way
8 way 9 .

the [speeds] are all dreadfully deliberate . 
1 the 7 .
3 are 4 all
4 all 5 dreadfully
5 dreadfully 6 deliberate
6 deliberate 7 .

they spend years thinking over a thing before they make up their minds to do it . 
1 they 2 spend
1 they 7 thing
2 spend 3 years
3 years 4 thinking
4 thinking 5 over
6 a 7 thing
7 thing 9 they
8 before 9 they
9 they 13 minds
10 make 11 up
11 up 12 their
12 their 13 minds
13 minds 14 to
14 to 15 do
15 do 16 it
16 it 17 .

they 're not lazy , you know , but they love to take their time . " 
1 they 8 ,
2 're 3 not
2 're 4 lazy
4 lazy 5 ,
5 , 6 you
5 , 8 ,
6 you 7 know
8 , 10 they
9 but 10 they
10 they 11 love
11 love 13 take
12 to 13 take
13 take 16 .
14 their 15 time
15 time 16 .
16 . 17 "

" and [ludovic] is just an aggravated case of [speedism] , " suggested [anne] . 
1 " 8 case
2 and 4 is
4 is 5 just
5 just 6 an
6 an 7 aggravated
6 an 8 case
8 case 9 of
9 of 11 ,
11 , 13 suggested
12 " 13 suggested
13 suggested 15 .

" exactly . 
1 " 2 exactly
2 exactly 3 .

he never hurried in his life . 
1 he 2 never
2 never 3 hurried
3 hurried 4 in
4 in 5 his
5 his 6 life
6 life 7 .

why , he has been thinking for the last six years of getting his house painted . 
1 why 5 been
2 , 3 he
3 he 4 has
4 has 5 been
5 been 6 thinking
6 thinking 7 for
7 for 11 years
8 the 9 last
8 the 10 six
10 six 11 years
11 years 15 house
12 of 13 getting
13 getting 14 his
14 his 15 house
15 house 16 painted
16 painted 17 .

he talks it over with me every little while , and picks out the colour , and there the matter stays . 
1 he 2 talks
2 talks 3 it
2 talks 4 over
4 over 5 with
5 with 6 me
6 me 17 and
7 every 8 little
8 little 9 while
9 while 11 and
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 picks
12 picks 15 colour
13 out 14 the
14 the 15 colour
15 colour 17 and
16 , 17 and
17 and 20 matter
18 there 20 matter
19 the 20 matter
20 matter 21 stays
21 stays 22 .

he 's fond of me , and he means to ask me to have him sometime . 
1 he 2 's
1 he 7 and
2 's 4 of
3 fond 4 of
5 me 6 ,
5 me 7 and
7 and 11 ask
8 he 9 means
9 means 10 to
10 to 11 ask
11 ask 12 me
12 me 13 to
13 to 14 have
14 have 15 him
15 him 16 sometime
16 sometime 17 .

the only question is will the time ever come ? " 
1 the 2 only
2 only 3 question
3 question 4 is
4 is 5 will
5 will 8 ever
5 will 9 come
6 the 7 time
7 time 8 ever
9 come 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

" why don't you hurry him up ? " asked [anne] impatiently . 
1 " 3 don't
1 " 5 hurry
2 why 3 don't
4 you 5 hurry
5 hurry 6 him
6 him 7 up
7 up 8 ?
8 ? 10 asked
9 " 10 asked
10 asked 12 impatiently
12 impatiently 13 .

theodora went back to her stitches with another laugh . 
1 theodora 2 went
2 went 3 back
3 back 4 to
4 to 6 stitches
5 her 6 stitches
6 stitches 7 with
7 with 8 another
8 another 10 .
9 laugh 10 .

" if [ludovic] could be hurried up , [i] 'm not the one to do it . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 7 up
4 could 5 be
5 be 6 hurried
6 hurried 7 up
7 up 8 ,
8 , 10 'm
10 'm 11 not
11 not 17 .
12 the 13 one
13 one 15 do
14 to 15 do
15 do 16 it
16 it 17 .

i 'm too shy . 
1 i 2 'm
2 'm 3 too
3 too 4 shy
4 shy 5 .

it sounds ridiculous to hear a woman of my age and inches say that , but it is true . 
1 it 2 sounds
2 sounds 11 and
3 ridiculous 4 to
3 ridiculous 5 hear
5 hear 7 woman
6 a 7 woman
7 woman 8 of
8 of 10 age
9 my 10 age
10 age 11 and
11 and 12 inches
12 inches 18 is
13 say 14 that
13 say 16 but
14 that 15 ,
16 but 17 it
17 it 18 is
18 is 19 true
19 true 20 .

of course , [i] know it 's the only way any [speed] ever did make out to get married . 
1 of 2 course
1 of 6 it
2 course 3 ,
3 , 5 know
6 it 7 's
7 's 10 way
7 's 11 any
8 the 9 only
8 the 10 way
11 any 13 ever
13 ever 15 make
14 did 15 make
15 make 17 to
16 out 17 to
17 to 18 get
18 get 20 .
19 married 20 .

for instance , there 's a cousin of mine married to [ludovic] 's brother . 
1 for 2 instance
2 instance 3 ,
2 instance 4 there
4 there 5 's
5 's 15 .
6 a 7 cousin
7 cousin 8 of
7 cousin 13 's
8 of 9 mine
9 mine 10 married
10 married 11 to
13 's 14 brother
14 brother 15 .

i don't say she proposed to him out and out , but , mind you , [anne] , it wasn't far from it . 
1 i 2 don't
2 don't 3 say
3 say 5 proposed
4 she 5 proposed
5 proposed 6 to
5 proposed 9 and
5 proposed 12 but
6 to 7 him
8 out 9 and
9 and 10 out
10 out 11 ,
12 but 24 .
13 , 14 mind
13 , 16 ,
14 mind 15 you
16 , 18 ,
18 , 19 it
18 , 20 wasn't
20 wasn't 21 far
20 wasn't 24 .
21 far 22 from
22 from 23 it

i couldn't do anything like that . 
1 i 2 couldn't
2 couldn't 3 do
3 do 4 anything
4 anything 5 like
5 like 6 that
6 that 7 .

i [did] try once . 
1 i 3 try
3 try 4 once
4 once 5 .

but it stuck in my throat . 
1 but 2 it
2 it 3 stuck
3 stuck 4 in
4 in 5 my
5 my 6 throat
6 throat 7 .

and now [i] don't mind . 
1 and 2 now
2 now 4 don't
4 don't 5 mind
5 mind 6 .

if [i] don't change [dix] to [speed] until [i] take the initiative , it will be [dix] to the end of life . 
1 if 3 don't
3 don't 4 change
3 don't 13 ,
4 change 6 to
6 to 8 until
10 take 11 the
11 the 12 initiative
12 initiative 13 ,
13 , 16 be
14 it 15 will
15 will 16 be
16 be 18 to
18 to 19 the
19 the 22 life
20 end 21 of
20 end 22 life
22 life 23 .

ludovic doesn't realize that we are growing old , you know . 
1 ludovic 2 doesn't
2 doesn't 3 realize
3 realize 4 that
4 that 5 we
5 we 6 are
6 are 7 growing
7 growing 8 old
8 old 9 ,
8 old 12 .
9 , 11 know
10 you 11 know

he thinks we are giddy young folks yet , with plenty of time before us . 
1 he 2 thinks
2 thinks 3 we
2 thinks 6 young
3 we 5 giddy
4 are 5 giddy
6 young 10 with
7 folks 8 yet
7 folks 9 ,
9 , 10 with
10 with 11 plenty
10 with 13 time
11 plenty 12 of
13 time 14 before
14 before 16 .
15 us 16 .

that 's the [speed] failing . 
1 that 2 's
2 's 5 failing
3 the 5 failing
5 failing 6 .

they never find out they 're alive until they 're dead . " 
1 they 2 never
1 they 4 out
2 never 3 find
4 out 6 're
5 they 6 're
6 're 7 alive
7 alive 8 until
7 alive 9 they
9 they 12 .
10 're 11 dead
11 dead 12 .
12 . 13 "

" you 're fond of [ludovic] , aren't you ? " asked [anne] , detecting a note of real bitterness among [theodora] 's paradoxes . 
1 " 2 you
1 " 12 asked
1 " 15 detecting
2 you 4 fond
3 're 4 fond
5 of 7 ,
7 , 11 "
7 , 12 asked
8 aren't 9 you
8 aren't 11 "
9 you 10 ?
12 asked 14 ,
15 detecting 19 real
16 a 17 note
17 note 18 of
17 note 19 real
19 real 20 bitterness
20 bitterness 25 .
21 among 23 's
23 's 24 paradoxes
24 paradoxes 25 .

" laws , yes , " said [theodora] candidly . 
1 " 2 laws
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 yes
4 yes 5 ,
4 yes 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 9 candidly
9 candidly 10 .

she did not think it worth while to blush over so settled a fact . 
1 she 2 did
2 did 3 not
3 not 6 worth
4 think 5 it
5 it 6 worth
6 worth 8 to
7 while 8 to
8 to 9 blush
9 blush 10 over
10 over 11 so
11 so 15 .
12 settled 14 fact
13 a 14 fact
14 fact 15 .

" [i] think the world and all of [ludovic] . 
1 " 3 think
3 think 5 world
4 the 5 world
5 world 6 and
6 and 7 all
6 and 8 of
8 of 10 .

and he certainly does need somebody to look after [him] . 
1 and 4 does
2 he 3 certainly
3 certainly 4 does
4 does 5 need
5 need 6 somebody
5 need 7 to
7 to 8 look
8 look 9 after
8 look 11 .

he 's neglected he looks frayed . 
1 he 2 's
2 's 3 neglected
3 neglected 7 .
4 he 5 looks
5 looks 6 frayed
6 frayed 7 .

you can see that for yourself . 
1 you 2 can
2 can 3 see
3 see 4 that
3 see 5 for
5 for 6 yourself
6 yourself 7 .

that old aunt of his looks after his house in some fashion , but she doesn't look after him . 
1 that 3 aunt
1 that 7 after
2 old 3 aunt
3 aunt 4 of
3 aunt 6 looks
4 of 5 his
7 after 14 but
8 his 9 house
9 house 10 in
10 in 11 some
11 some 12 fashion
12 fashion 13 ,
13 , 14 but
14 but 15 she
14 but 17 look
15 she 16 doesn't
16 doesn't 17 look
17 look 18 after
18 after 19 him
19 him 20 .

and he 's coming now to the age when a man needs to be looked after and coddled a bit . 
1 and 2 he
1 and 3 's
2 he 3 's
3 's 5 now
4 coming 5 now
5 now 8 age
6 to 7 the
7 the 8 age
8 age 17 and
9 when 11 man
10 a 11 man
11 man 12 needs
12 needs 13 to
12 needs 14 be
14 be 15 looked
15 looked 16 after
15 looked 17 and
17 and 18 coddled
18 coddled 21 .
19 a 20 bit
19 a 21 .

i 'm lonesome here , and [ludovic] is lonesome up there , and it does seem ridiculous , doesn't it ? 
1 i 2 'm
2 'm 4 here
3 lonesome 4 here
4 here 6 and
5 , 6 and
6 and 10 up
8 is 9 lonesome
8 is 10 up
10 up 11 there
11 there 16 seem
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 it
13 and 15 does
15 does 16 seem
16 seem 17 ridiculous
17 ridiculous 18 ,
18 , 21 ?
19 doesn't 20 it
19 doesn't 21 ?

i don't wonder that we 're the standing joke of [grafton] . 
1 i 2 don't
2 don't 3 wonder
3 wonder 4 that
4 that 5 we
5 we 6 're
6 're 8 standing
7 the 8 standing
8 standing 9 joke
9 joke 10 of
10 of 12 .

goodness knows , [i] laugh [at] it enough myself . 
1 goodness 2 knows
2 knows 3 ,
3 , 5 laugh
5 laugh 7 it
5 laugh 9 myself
8 enough 9 myself
9 myself 10 .

i 've sometimes thought that if [ludovic] could be made jealous it might spur him along . 
1 i 4 thought
2 've 3 sometimes
3 sometimes 4 thought
4 thought 5 that
5 that 10 made
6 if 8 could
8 could 9 be
9 be 10 made
10 made 12 it
11 jealous 12 it
12 it 13 might
13 might 15 him
14 spur 15 him
15 him 16 along
16 along 17 .

but [i] never could flirt and there 's nobody to flirt with if [i] could . 
1 but 3 never
3 never 4 could
4 could 5 flirt
5 flirt 16 .
6 and 7 there
6 and 15 could
7 there 8 's
8 's 9 nobody
9 nobody 10 to
9 nobody 12 with
10 to 11 flirt
11 flirt 12 with
13 if 15 could
15 could 16 .

everybody hereabouts looks upon me as [ludovic] ['s] property and nobody would dream of interfering with him . " 
1 everybody 3 looks
2 hereabouts 3 looks
3 looks 4 upon
3 looks 6 as
4 upon 5 me
6 as 10 and
9 property 10 and
10 and 11 nobody
10 and 12 would
11 nobody 12 would
12 would 13 dream
13 dream 14 of
14 of 15 interfering
15 interfering 16 with
16 with 19 "
17 him 18 .
18 . 19 "

" [theodora] , " cried [anne] , " [i] have a plan ! " 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 "
3 , 7 ,
4 " 5 cried
7 , 8 "
7 , 10 have
10 have 14 "
11 a 12 plan
12 plan 13 !
13 ! 14 "

" now , what are you going to do ? " exclaimed [theodora] . 
1 " 2 now
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 what
4 what 5 are
4 what 10 ?
5 are 6 you
5 are 7 going
8 to 9 do
8 to 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 exclaimed
12 exclaimed 14 .

anne told her . 
1 anne 2 told
2 told 3 her
3 her 4 .

at first [theodora] laughed and protested . 
1 at 2 first
2 first 4 laughed
4 laughed 5 and
5 and 6 protested
6 protested 7 .

in the end , she yielded somewhat doubtfully , overborne by [anne] 's enthusiasm . 
1 in 2 the
2 the 3 end
3 end 4 ,
4 , 5 she
4 , 15 .
5 she 6 yielded
6 yielded 14 enthusiasm
7 somewhat 9 ,
7 somewhat 13 's
8 doubtfully 9 ,
9 , 10 overborne
10 overborne 11 by
13 's 14 enthusiasm

" well , try it , then , " she said , resignedly . 
1 " 2 well
1 " 6 ,
2 well 3 ,
3 , 4 try
4 try 5 it
6 , 7 then
7 then 9 "
8 , 9 "
9 " 12 ,
10 she 11 said
11 said 12 ,
12 , 13 resignedly
13 resignedly 14 .

" if [ludovic] gets mad and leaves me , [i] 'll be worse off than ever . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 6 and
4 gets 5 mad
5 mad 6 and
6 and 13 worse
7 leaves 8 me
8 me 9 ,
9 , 11 'll
11 'll 12 be
12 be 13 worse
13 worse 14 off
14 off 15 than
15 than 17 .
16 ever 17 .

but nothing venture , nothing win . 
1 but 2 nothing
2 nothing 3 venture
3 venture 4 ,
4 , 5 nothing
5 nothing 6 win
6 win 7 .

and there is a fighting chance , [i] suppose . 
1 and 2 there
1 and 6 chance
2 there 3 is
3 is 5 fighting
4 a 5 fighting
6 chance 7 ,
7 , 9 suppose
9 suppose 10 .

besides , [i] must admit [i] 'm tired of his dilly-dallying . " 
1 besides 2 ,
1 besides 5 admit
4 must 5 admit
5 admit 8 tired
7 'm 8 tired
8 tired 9 of
9 of 11 dilly-dallying
10 his 11 dilly-dallying
11 dilly-dallying 12 .
12 . 13 "

anne went back to [echo] [lodge] tingling with delight in her plot . 
1 anne 2 went
2 went 4 to
3 back 4 to
4 to 7 tingling
7 tingling 8 with
8 with 9 delight
9 delight 10 in
10 in 11 her
11 her 12 plot
12 plot 13 .

she hunted up [arnold] [sherman] , and told him what was required of him . 
1 she 2 hunted
1 she 7 and
2 hunted 3 up
3 up 7 and
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 told
8 told 10 what
9 him 10 what
10 what 11 was
11 was 12 required
12 required 13 of
13 of 14 him
14 him 15 .

arnold [sherman] listened and laughed . 
1 arnold 3 listened
3 listened 4 and
4 and 5 laughed
5 laughed 6 .

it amused him to think of hurrying [ludovic] [speed] , and he knew that [theodora] [dix] could be depended on to do her part . 
1 it 11 and
2 amused 3 him
2 amused 4 to
2 amused 7 hurrying
4 to 5 think
5 think 6 of
7 hurrying 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 he
11 and 17 could
12 he 13 knew
13 knew 14 that
17 could 19 depended
18 be 19 depended
19 depended 24 part
20 on 21 to
21 to 22 do
22 do 23 her
23 her 24 part
24 part 25 .

the comedy would not be dull , whatever its outcome . 
1 the 2 comedy
1 the 4 not
2 comedy 3 would
4 not 5 be
5 be 6 dull
6 dull 7 ,
7 , 8 whatever
8 whatever 9 its
9 its 11 .
10 outcome 11 .

the curtain rose on the first act after prayer meeting on the next [thursday] night . 
1 the 3 rose
2 curtain 3 rose
3 rose 8 after
4 on 7 act
5 the 6 first
5 the 7 act
7 act 8 after
8 after 9 prayer
9 prayer 10 meeting
10 meeting 11 on
11 on 12 the
12 the 13 next
13 next 15 night
15 night 16 .

it was bright moonlight when the people came out of church , and everybody saw it plainly . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 bright
2 was 7 people
3 bright 4 moonlight
4 moonlight 5 when
6 the 7 people
7 people 10 of
8 came 9 out
9 out 10 of
10 of 11 church
11 church 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 15 saw
13 and 17 plainly
14 everybody 15 saw
15 saw 16 it
17 plainly 18 .

the boys said he had worn the paint off that particular place . 
1 the 2 boys
2 boys 3 said
3 said 4 he
3 said 6 worn
4 he 5 had
5 had 6 worn
6 worn 8 paint
6 worn 9 off
7 the 8 paint
9 off 10 that
10 that 12 place
11 particular 12 place
12 place 13 .

ludovic knew of no reason why he should paste himself up against the church door . 
1 ludovic 2 knew
1 ludovic 8 should
2 knew 3 of
3 of 5 reason
4 no 5 reason
5 reason 6 why
6 why 7 he
8 should 9 paste
9 paste 10 himself
10 himself 11 up
10 himself 12 against
12 against 14 church
13 the 14 church
14 church 15 door
15 door 16 .

theodora would come out as usual , and he would join her as she went past the corner . 
1 theodora 7 ,
2 would 3 come
3 come 4 out
3 come 7 ,
4 out 5 as
5 as 6 usual
7 , 8 and
8 and 11 join
9 he 10 would
10 would 11 join
11 join 12 her
11 join 13 as
13 as 15 went
14 she 15 went
15 went 18 corner
16 past 17 the
17 the 18 corner
18 corner 19 .

arnold [sherman] asked her if he might see her home . 
1 arnold 3 asked
3 asked 4 her
3 asked 5 if
5 if 6 he
6 he 7 might
7 might 8 see
8 see 9 her
9 her 10 home
10 home 11 .

for a few moments he stood there limply ; then he started down the road after his fickle lady and her new admirer . 
1 for 7 there
1 for 8 limply
2 a 3 few
2 a 7 there
3 few 6 stood
4 moments 5 he
4 moments 6 stood
8 limply 9 ;
9 ; 10 then
9 ; 12 started
10 then 11 he
12 started 15 road
13 down 14 the
14 the 15 road
15 road 16 after
16 after 17 his
17 his 19 lady
18 fickle 19 lady
19 lady 20 and
20 and 23 admirer
21 her 22 new
22 new 23 admirer
23 admirer 24 .

the boys and irresponsible young men crowded after , expecting some excitement , but they were disappointed . 
1 the 2 boys
1 the 3 and
2 boys 3 and
3 and 4 irresponsible
4 irresponsible 8 after
5 young 6 men
6 men 7 crowded
7 crowded 8 after
8 after 12 excitement
9 , 10 expecting
10 expecting 11 some
11 some 12 excitement
12 excitement 15 they
13 , 14 but
13 , 15 they
15 they 16 were
16 were 18 .
17 disappointed 18 .

ludovic strode on until he overtook [theodora] and [arnold] [sherman] , and then fell meekly in behind them . 
1 ludovic 2 strode
1 ludovic 8 and
2 strode 3 on
3 on 4 until
4 until 5 he
5 he 6 overtook
8 and 14 fell
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 then
13 then 14 fell
14 fell 15 meekly
15 meekly 16 in
15 meekly 17 behind
17 behind 18 them
18 them 19 .

theodora hardly enjoyed her walk home , although [arnold] [sherman] laid himself out to be especially entertaining . 
1 theodora 3 enjoyed
2 hardly 3 enjoyed
3 enjoyed 5 walk
3 enjoyed 6 home
4 her 5 walk
6 home 8 although
7 , 8 although
8 although 12 himself
11 laid 12 himself
12 himself 15 be
13 out 14 to
14 to 15 be
15 be 18 .
16 especially 17 entertaining
17 entertaining 18 .

her heart yearned after [ludovic] , whose shuffling footsteps she heard behind her . 
1 her 2 heart
1 her 7 whose
2 heart 3 yearned
3 yearned 4 after
4 after 6 ,
7 whose 8 shuffling
8 shuffling 9 footsteps
9 footsteps 11 heard
10 she 11 heard
11 heard 12 behind
12 behind 14 .
13 her 14 .

she feared that she had been very cruel , but she was in for it now . 
1 she 7 very
2 feared 3 that
3 that 4 she
3 that 5 had
5 had 6 been
6 been 7 very
7 very 8 cruel
8 cruel 9 ,
9 , 12 was
10 but 11 she
10 but 12 was
11 she 12 was
12 was 13 in
13 in 17 .
14 for 15 it
15 it 16 now
16 now 17 .

when she and [arnold] turned in at her gate , [ludovic] had to stop . 
1 when 2 she
2 she 3 and
3 and 5 turned
5 turned 6 in
5 turned 7 at
5 turned 15 .
7 at 9 gate
8 her 9 gate
10 , 12 had
12 had 14 stop
13 to 14 stop
14 stop 15 .

theodora looked over her shoulder and saw him standing still on the road . 
1 theodora 2 looked
1 theodora 7 saw
2 looked 3 over
3 over 4 her
4 her 5 shoulder
5 shoulder 6 and
7 saw 8 him
7 saw 10 still
8 him 9 standing
10 still 11 on
11 on 12 the
12 the 13 road
13 road 14 .

his forlorn figure haunted her thoughts all night . 
1 his 2 forlorn
2 forlorn 3 figure
3 figure 4 haunted
4 haunted 5 her
5 her 6 thoughts
6 thoughts 9 .
7 all 8 night
8 night 9 .

if [anne] had not run over the next day and bolstered up her convictions , she might have spoiled everything by prematurely relenting . 
1 if 10 and
3 had 10 and
4 not 5 run
5 run 6 over
5 run 10 and
6 over 7 the
7 the 8 next
8 next 9 day
10 and 11 bolstered
10 and 12 up
12 up 15 ,
13 her 14 convictions
14 convictions 15 ,
15 , 24 .
16 she 17 might
17 might 18 have
18 have 19 spoiled
19 spoiled 21 by
20 everything 21 by
21 by 22 prematurely
22 prematurely 23 relenting
23 relenting 24 .

then he turned about and went home , not with his usual leisurely amble , but with a perturbed stride which proclaimed his inward disquiet . 
1 then 2 he
1 then 6 went
2 he 3 turned
3 turned 4 about
5 and 6 went
6 went 7 home
7 home 19 perturbed
8 , 9 not
8 , 12 usual
10 with 11 his
10 with 12 usual
12 usual 13 leisurely
13 leisurely 14 amble
13 leisurely 17 with
14 amble 15 ,
15 , 16 but
17 with 18 a
17 with 19 perturbed
19 perturbed 20 stride
20 stride 24 inward
21 which 22 proclaimed
21 which 24 inward
22 proclaimed 23 his
24 inward 25 disquiet
25 disquiet 26 .

he felt bewildered . 
1 he 2 felt
2 felt 3 bewildered
3 bewildered 4 .

worse most unkindest cut of all [theodora] had gone with him willingly ; nay , she had evidently enjoyed his company . 
1 worse 3 unkindest
1 worse 4 cut
2 most 3 unkindest
4 cut 5 of
5 of 15 ,
6 all 8 had
8 had 9 gone
9 gone 10 with
9 gone 12 willingly
10 with 11 him
12 willingly 13 ;
13 ; 14 nay
14 nay 15 ,
15 , 16 she
16 she 17 had
17 had 19 enjoyed
18 evidently 19 enjoyed
19 enjoyed 22 .
20 his 22 .
21 company 22 .

ludovic felt the stirring of a righteous anger in his easy-going soul . 
1 ludovic 4 stirring
2 felt 3 the
3 the 4 stirring
4 stirring 5 of
5 of 7 righteous
6 a 7 righteous
7 righteous 9 in
8 anger 9 in
9 in 10 his
10 his 11 easy-going
11 easy-going 12 soul
12 soul 13 .

even in the moonlight , its weather-worn aspect was plainly visible . 
1 even 5 ,
2 in 3 the
3 the 4 moonlight
4 moonlight 5 ,
5 , 8 aspect
6 its 7 weather-worn
7 weather-worn 8 aspect
8 aspect 9 was
9 was 10 plainly
9 was 11 visible
11 visible 12 .

he thought of the " palatial residence " rumour ascribed to [arnold] [sherman] in [boston] , and stroked his chin nervously with his sunburnt fingers . 
1 he 9 rumour
1 he 17 and
2 thought 3 of
3 of 6 palatial
4 the 5 "
4 the 6 palatial
6 palatial 7 residence
7 residence 8 "
8 " 9 rumour
9 rumour 10 ascribed
10 ascribed 11 to
10 ascribed 14 in
14 in 16 ,
17 and 21 nervously
18 stroked 19 his
19 his 20 chin
20 chin 21 nervously
21 nervously 26 .
22 with 25 fingers
23 his 24 sunburnt
23 his 25 fingers
25 fingers 26 .

then he doubled up his fist and struck it smartly on the gate-post . 
1 then 2 he
1 then 7 and
2 he 4 up
3 doubled 4 up
5 his 6 fist
6 fist 7 and
7 and 8 struck
8 struck 9 it
9 it 10 smartly
10 smartly 13 gate-post
11 on 12 the
12 the 13 gate-post
13 gate-post 14 .

" [i'll] have something to say to it , [arnold] [sherman] or no [arnold] [sherman] . 
1 " 3 have
3 have 4 something
4 something 5 to
5 to 6 say
6 say 7 to
6 say 9 ,
7 to 8 it
9 , 12 or
12 or 16 .
13 no 16 .

the impudence of the puppy ! " 
1 the 2 impudence
2 impudence 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 puppy
5 puppy 6 !
6 ! 7 "

arnold [sherman] was there before him , and was actually sitting in [ludovic] 's own prescriptive chair . 
1 arnold 8 and
1 arnold 14 's
3 was 8 and
4 there 5 before
5 before 6 him
6 him 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 was
9 was 11 sitting
10 actually 11 sitting
11 sitting 12 in
14 's 15 own
15 own 16 prescriptive
16 prescriptive 17 chair
17 chair 18 .

ludovic had to deposit himself in [theodora] 's new wicker rocker , where he looked and felt lamentably out of place . 
1 ludovic 2 had
2 had 12 ,
3 to 4 deposit
3 to 8 's
4 deposit 5 himself
5 himself 6 in
8 's 11 rocker
9 new 10 wicker
10 wicker 11 rocker
11 rocker 12 ,
12 , 15 looked
13 where 14 he
14 he 15 looked
15 looked 17 felt
16 and 17 felt
17 felt 22 .
18 lamentably 20 of
19 out 20 of
20 of 21 place
21 place 22 .

if [theodora] felt the situation to be awkward , she carried it off superbly . 
1 if 3 felt
3 felt 8 awkward
4 the 5 situation
5 situation 6 to
6 to 7 be
7 be 8 awkward
8 awkward 9 ,
9 , 11 carried
10 she 11 carried
11 carried 12 it
12 it 13 off
13 off 15 .
14 superbly 15 .

she had never looked handsomer , and [ludovic] perceived that she wore her second best silk dress . 
1 she 2 had
1 she 7 and
2 had 3 never
3 never 4 looked
4 looked 5 handsomer
4 looked 7 and
5 handsomer 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 9 perceived
9 perceived 10 that
10 that 11 she
11 she 12 wore
12 wore 14 second
12 wore 15 best
13 her 14 second
15 best 18 .
16 silk 17 dress
17 dress 18 .

he wondered miserably if she had donned it in expectation of his rival 's call . 
1 he 2 wondered
2 wondered 3 miserably
3 miserably 4 if
4 if 5 she
4 if 7 donned
5 she 6 had
6 had 7 donned
7 donned 8 it
7 donned 9 in
9 in 10 expectation
10 expectation 11 of
11 of 12 his
12 his 13 rival
13 rival 14 's
14 's 15 call
15 call 16 .

she had never put on silk dresses for him . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 never
3 never 4 put
4 put 5 on
5 on 6 silk
6 silk 7 dresses
7 dresses 8 for
8 for 10 .
9 him 10 .

" you should just have been here to see him glowering , " [theodora] told the delighted [anne] the next day . 
1 " 2 you
1 " 5 have
2 you 3 should
3 should 4 just
5 have 9 see
6 been 7 here
6 been 8 to
7 here 8 to
8 to 9 see
9 see 11 glowering
10 him 11 glowering
11 glowering 13 "
12 , 13 "
13 " 17 delighted
15 told 16 the
16 the 17 delighted
17 delighted 21 day
19 the 20 next
20 next 21 day
21 day 22 .

" it may be wicked of me , but [i] felt real glad . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 8 ,
2 it 3 may
3 may 4 be
4 be 5 wicked
5 wicked 6 of
6 of 7 me
8 , 11 felt
9 but 11 felt
11 felt 13 glad
12 real 13 glad
13 glad 14 .

i was afraid he might stay away and sulk . 
1 i 2 was
2 was 3 afraid
3 afraid 6 stay
4 he 5 might
5 might 6 stay
6 stay 7 away
7 away 10 .
8 and 9 sulk
9 sulk 10 .

so long as he comes here and sulks [i] don't worry . 
1 so 2 long
1 so 5 comes
2 long 3 as
3 as 4 he
5 comes 7 and
6 here 7 and
7 and 8 sulks
8 sulks 10 don't
10 don't 11 worry
11 worry 12 .

but he is feeling badly enough , poor soul , and [i] 'm really eaten up by remorse . 
1 but 2 he
1 but 9 soul
2 he 3 is
3 is 4 feeling
3 is 5 badly
5 badly 6 enough
7 , 8 poor
7 , 9 soul
9 soul 10 ,
10 , 13 'm
11 and 13 'm
13 'm 14 really
14 really 15 eaten
15 eaten 17 by
16 up 17 by
17 by 18 remorse
18 remorse 19 .

he tried to outstay [mr] [sherman] last night , but he didn't manage it . 
1 he 2 tried
2 tried 3 to
2 tried 9 ,
3 to 4 outstay
4 outstay 7 last
7 last 8 night
9 , 10 but
10 but 11 he
11 he 12 didn't
12 didn't 13 manage
13 manage 14 it
14 it 15 .

you never saw a more depressed-looking creature than he was as he hurried down the lane . 
1 you 2 never
1 you 3 saw
3 saw 5 more
3 saw 11 as
4 a 5 more
5 more 6 depressed-looking
6 depressed-looking 7 creature
7 creature 8 than
8 than 9 he
9 he 10 was
11 as 12 he
11 as 16 lane
12 he 13 hurried
13 hurried 14 down
15 the 16 lane
16 lane 17 .

yes , he actually hurried . " 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 3 he
2 , 4 actually
4 actually 5 hurried
5 hurried 6 .
6 . 7 "

the following [sunday] evening [arnold] [sherman] walked to church with [theodora] , and sat with her . 
1 the 4 evening
2 following 4 evening
4 evening 7 walked
7 walked 8 to
7 walked 13 and
8 to 9 church
9 church 10 with
10 with 12 ,
13 and 14 sat
14 sat 15 with
15 with 17 .
16 her 17 .

when they came in [ludovic] [speed] suddenly stood up in his pew under the gallery . 
1 when 2 they
1 when 3 came
1 when 7 suddenly
2 they 3 came
3 came 4 in
7 suddenly 8 stood
8 stood 9 up
8 stood 10 in
10 in 11 his
11 his 12 pew
12 pew 13 under
13 under 15 gallery
14 the 15 gallery
15 gallery 16 .

" his face was as white as a sheet , and his eyes were just glaring out of his head . 
1 " 7 as
2 his 3 face
3 face 4 was
4 was 6 white
5 as 6 white
6 white 7 as
7 as 11 and
8 a 9 sheet
9 sheet 11 and
10 , 11 and
11 and 13 eyes
11 and 14 were
12 his 13 eyes
14 were 15 just
14 were 16 glaring
16 glaring 18 of
17 out 18 of
18 of 20 head
19 his 20 head
20 head 21 .

i never felt so thrilled , [i] declare ! 
1 i 2 never
2 never 3 felt
3 felt 4 so
4 so 5 thrilled
5 thrilled 6 ,
6 , 8 declare
8 declare 9 !

i almost expected him to fly at them then and there . 
1 i 2 almost
2 almost 3 expected
3 expected 4 him
4 him 5 to
5 to 6 fly
6 fly 7 at
7 at 10 and
8 them 9 then
8 them 10 and
10 and 12 .
11 there 12 .

but he just gave a sort of gasp and set down again . 
1 but 2 he
1 but 6 sort
2 he 3 just
3 just 4 gave
5 a 6 sort
6 sort 7 of
7 of 8 gasp
8 gasp 11 down
9 and 10 set
10 set 11 down
11 down 12 again
12 again 13 .

i don't know whether [theodora] [dix] saw him or not . 
1 i 2 don't
2 don't 3 know
3 know 4 whether
4 whether 8 him
4 whether 9 or
7 saw 8 him
9 or 10 not
10 not 11 .

she looked as cool and unconcerned as you please . " 
1 she 5 and
2 looked 3 as
3 as 4 cool
4 cool 5 and
5 and 6 unconcerned
6 unconcerned 7 as
7 as 8 you
7 as 9 please
8 you 9 please
9 please 10 .
10 . 11 "

theodora had not seen [ludovic] , but if she looked cool and unconcerned , her appearance belied her , for she felt miserably flustered . 
1 theodora 7 but
2 had 3 not
2 had 4 seen
4 seen 7 but
6 , 7 but
7 but 12 and
8 if 9 she
9 she 10 looked
10 looked 11 cool
10 looked 12 and
12 and 14 ,
13 unconcerned 14 ,
14 , 22 felt
15 her 16 appearance
16 appearance 20 for
17 belied 18 her
17 belied 19 ,
19 , 20 for
20 for 21 she
21 she 22 felt
22 felt 25 .
23 miserably 24 flustered
24 flustered 25 .

she could not prevent [arnold] [sherman] coming to church with her , but it seemed to her like going too far . 
1 she 2 could
2 could 3 not
2 could 7 coming
3 not 4 prevent
7 coming 8 to
8 to 12 ,
9 church 10 with
9 church 12 ,
10 with 11 her
12 , 14 it
13 but 14 it
14 it 15 seemed
15 seemed 16 to
15 seemed 18 like
16 to 17 her
18 like 19 going
19 going 22 .
20 too 21 far
21 far 22 .

people did not go to church and sit together in [grafton] unless they were the next thing to being engaged . 
1 people 5 to
1 people 7 and
2 did 3 not
2 did 4 go
3 not 4 go
4 go 5 to
6 church 7 and
7 and 13 they
8 sit 9 together
9 together 10 in
10 in 12 unless
12 unless 13 they
13 they 14 were
14 were 18 to
15 the 16 next
16 next 17 thing
17 thing 18 to
18 to 19 being
19 being 21 .
20 engaged 21 .

what if this filled [ludovic] with the narcotic of despair instead of wakening him up ! 
1 what 2 if
1 what 16 !
3 this 4 filled
4 filled 14 him
6 with 8 narcotic
7 the 8 narcotic
8 narcotic 9 of
9 of 10 despair
10 despair 11 instead
11 instead 12 of
12 of 13 wakening
13 wakening 14 him
14 him 15 up
15 up 16 !

she sat through the service in misery and heard not one word of the sermon . 
1 she 2 sat
2 sat 3 through
2 sat 6 in
4 the 5 service
5 service 6 in
6 in 12 word
7 misery 11 one
8 and 9 heard
9 heard 10 not
10 not 11 one
11 one 12 word
12 word 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 sermon
15 sermon 16 .

but [ludovic] ['s] spectacular performances were not yet over . 
1 but 4 spectacular
4 spectacular 5 performances
5 performances 6 were
6 were 7 not
6 were 8 yet
8 yet 9 over
9 over 10 .

the [speeds] might be hard to get started , but once they were started their momentum was irresistible . 
1 the 3 might
3 might 7 get
4 be 5 hard
5 hard 6 to
6 to 7 get
7 get 12 they
8 started 9 ,
8 started 11 once
9 , 10 but
11 once 12 they
12 they 13 were
13 were 14 started
14 started 18 irresistible
15 their 16 momentum
15 their 18 irresistible
16 momentum 17 was
18 irresistible 19 .

when [theodora] and [mr] [sherman] came out , [ludovic] was waiting on the steps . 
1 when 6 came
3 and 6 came
6 came 7 out
7 out 8 ,
8 , 14 steps
10 was 11 waiting
11 waiting 12 on
12 on 13 the
13 the 14 steps
14 steps 15 .

he stood up straight and stern , with his head thrown back and his shoulders squared . 
1 he 2 stood
2 stood 3 up
2 stood 6 stern
3 up 4 straight
4 straight 5 and
6 stern 11 thrown
7 , 8 with
8 with 10 head
9 his 10 head
10 head 11 thrown
11 thrown 12 back
12 back 13 and
13 and 15 shoulders
14 his 15 shoulders
15 shoulders 16 squared
16 squared 17 .

" may [i] see you home , [miss] [dix] ? " his words said . 
1 " 2 may
1 " 10 ?
2 may 4 see
4 see 5 you
4 see 6 home
6 home 7 ,
10 ? 11 "
11 " 13 words
12 his 13 words
13 words 14 said
14 said 15 .

his tone said , " [i] am going to see you home whether or no . " 
1 his 2 tone
1 his 5 "
2 tone 3 said
3 said 4 ,
5 " 8 going
7 am 8 going
8 going 9 to
9 to 10 see
10 see 11 you
10 see 13 whether
11 you 12 home
13 whether 14 or
14 or 16 .
14 or 17 "
15 no 16 .

for [ludovic] ' twas a crowded hour of glorious life . 
1 for 3 '
3 ' 4 twas
4 twas 7 hour
5 a 7 hour
6 crowded 7 hour
7 hour 8 of
8 of 9 glorious
9 glorious 10 life
10 life 11 .

anne walked all the way over from [avonlea] the next day to hear the news . 
1 anne 2 walked
2 walked 5 way
2 walked 7 from
3 all 4 the
4 the 5 way
5 way 6 over
7 from 10 next
9 the 10 next
10 next 12 to
11 day 12 to
12 to 13 hear
13 hear 15 news
14 the 15 news
15 news 16 .

theodora smiled consciously . 
1 theodora 2 smiled
2 smiled 3 consciously
3 consciously 4 .

" yes , it is really settled at last , [anne] . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 4 it
2 yes 3 ,
4 it 5 is
5 is 7 settled
6 really 7 settled
7 settled 8 at
8 at 9 last
9 last 10 ,
10 , 12 .

coming home last night [ludovic] asked me plump and plain to marry him , [sunday] and all as it was . 
1 coming 8 plump
2 home 3 last
3 last 4 night
4 night 6 asked
6 asked 7 me
7 me 8 plump
8 plump 12 marry
9 and 10 plain
10 plain 11 to
11 to 12 marry
12 marry 13 him
13 him 14 ,
14 , 21 .
16 and 17 all
16 and 20 was
18 as 19 it
19 it 20 was
20 was 21 .

it 's to be right away for [ludovic] won't be put off a week longer than necessary . " 
1 it 2 's
2 's 3 to
3 to 4 be
4 be 5 right
5 right 6 away
6 away 7 for
7 for 19 "
9 won't 10 be
10 be 11 put
11 put 12 off
12 off 15 longer
12 off 16 than
13 a 14 week
14 week 15 longer
16 than 17 necessary
16 than 19 "
18 . 19 "

" and you are delighted , of course , and my poor pride must be the scapegoat . 
1 " 8 course
2 and 3 you
3 you 4 are
4 are 5 delighted
4 are 8 course
5 delighted 6 ,
6 , 7 of
8 course 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 my
10 and 13 pride
11 my 12 poor
13 pride 14 must
14 must 15 be
15 be 18 .
16 the 17 scapegoat
17 scapegoat 18 .

i shall always be remembered in [grafton] as the man from [boston] who wanted [theodora] [dix] and couldn't get her . " 
1 i 2 shall
2 shall 3 always
2 shall 8 as
3 always 6 in
4 be 5 remembered
5 remembered 6 in
8 as 10 man
9 the 10 man
10 man 14 wanted
11 from 13 who
13 who 14 wanted
14 wanted 17 and
17 and 19 get
18 couldn't 19 get
19 get 21 .
20 her 21 .
21 . 22 "

" but that won't be true , you know , " said [anne] comfortingly . 
1 " 3 that
2 but 3 that
3 that 4 won't
4 won't 5 be
5 be 8 you
6 true 7 ,
6 true 8 you
8 you 12 said
9 know 10 ,
9 know 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 14 comfortingly
14 comfortingly 15 .

arnold [sherman] thought of [theodora] 's ripe beauty , and the mellow companionableness she had revealed in their brief intercourse . 
1 arnold 3 thought
1 arnold 6 's
3 thought 4 of
6 's 13 companionableness
7 ripe 8 beauty
8 beauty 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 12 mellow
11 the 12 mellow
12 mellow 13 companionableness
13 companionableness 16 revealed
14 she 15 had
15 had 16 revealed
16 revealed 17 in
17 in 20 intercourse
18 their 19 brief
18 their 20 intercourse
20 intercourse 21 .

" [i] 'm not perfectly sure of that , " he said , with a half sigh . 
1 " 6 sure
3 'm 4 not
3 'm 5 perfectly
5 perfectly 6 sure
6 sure 7 of
7 of 9 ,
8 that 9 ,
9 , 11 he
10 " 11 he
11 he 12 said
12 said 14 with
13 , 14 with
14 with 17 sigh
15 a 16 half
15 a 17 sigh
17 sigh 18 .

[ii] [.] 

[old] [lady] [lloyd] 

[i] [..y] [the] [may] [chapter] 

spencervale gossip always said that " old [lady] [lloyd] " was rich and mean and proud . 
1 spencervale 2 gossip
2 gossip 4 said
3 always 4 said
4 said 5 that
5 that 6 "
6 " 14 mean
7 old 10 "
10 " 11 was
11 was 12 rich
11 was 13 and
13 and 14 mean
14 mean 17 .
15 and 16 proud
16 proud 17 .

gossip , as usual , was one-third right and two-thirds wrong . 
1 gossip 2 ,
2 , 3 as
3 as 4 usual
3 as 7 one-third
4 usual 5 ,
5 , 6 was
7 one-third 9 and
8 right 9 and
9 and 11 wrong
10 two-thirds 11 wrong
11 wrong 12 .

" and her just rolling in wealth ! " they said indignantly . 
1 " 4 just
2 and 3 her
3 her 4 just
4 just 5 rolling
5 rolling 10 they
6 in 7 wealth
7 wealth 8 !
8 ! 9 "
9 " 10 they
10 they 13 .
11 said 12 indignantly
12 indignantly 13 .

" well , she didn't get her miserly ways from her parents . 
1 " 2 well
1 " 5 didn't
3 , 4 she
3 , 5 didn't
5 didn't 6 get
6 get 7 her
7 her 8 miserly
8 miserly 9 ways
9 ways 10 from
10 from 12 parents
11 her 12 parents
12 parents 13 .

[they] [were] [real] [generous] [and] [neighbourly] [.] 

there never was a finer gentleman than old [doctor] [lloyd] . 
1 there 2 never
2 never 3 was
3 was 6 gentleman
4 a 6 gentleman
5 finer 6 gentleman
6 gentleman 7 than
7 than 8 old
8 old 11 .

well , well , let [old] [lady] [lloyd] keep herself and her money to herself if she wants to . 
1 well 3 well
1 well 9 keep
2 , 3 well
3 well 4 ,
4 , 5 let
9 keep 11 and
9 keep 14 to
10 herself 11 and
11 and 13 money
12 her 13 money
14 to 15 herself
15 herself 18 wants
16 if 17 she
17 she 18 wants
18 wants 19 to
18 wants 20 .

if she doesn't want our company , she doesn't have to suffer it , that 's all . 
1 if 3 doesn't
2 she 3 doesn't
3 doesn't 4 want
4 want 5 our
5 our 6 company
6 company 7 ,
7 , 8 she
7 , 9 doesn't
9 doesn't 10 have
10 have 11 to
11 to 12 suffer
12 suffer 13 it
12 suffer 18 .
14 , 15 that
14 , 18 .
15 that 16 's
16 's 17 all

reckon she isn't none too happy for all her money and pride . " 
1 reckon 3 isn't
2 she 3 isn't
3 isn't 4 none
4 none 6 happy
5 too 6 happy
6 happy 7 for
7 for 8 all
8 all 9 her
8 all 11 and
9 her 10 money
10 money 11 and
11 and 12 pride
12 pride 13 .
13 . 14 "

no , the [old] [lady] was none too happy , that was unfortunately true . 
1 no 2 ,
2 , 15 .
3 the 6 was
6 was 9 happy
7 none 8 too
8 too 9 happy
9 happy 13 unfortunately
10 , 11 that
10 , 13 unfortunately
11 that 12 was
13 unfortunately 14 true
14 true 15 .

the [old] [lady] lived " away back at the old [lloyd] place , " as it was always called . 
1 the 4 lived
1 the 12 place
4 lived 6 away
5 " 6 away
6 away 7 back
7 back 8 at
8 at 9 the
9 the 10 old
12 place 13 ,
13 , 17 was
14 " 15 as
15 as 16 it
16 it 17 was
17 was 18 always
18 always 19 called
19 called 20 .

it was a quaint , low-eaved house , with big chimneys and square windows and with spruces growing thickly all around it . 
1 it 5 ,
2 was 4 quaint
2 was 5 ,
3 a 4 quaint
5 , 6 low-eaved
6 low-eaved 9 with
7 house 8 ,
8 , 9 with
9 with 11 chimneys
10 big 11 chimneys
11 chimneys 14 windows
12 and 13 square
13 square 14 windows
14 windows 15 and
15 and 19 thickly
16 with 17 spruces
17 spruces 18 growing
18 growing 19 thickly
19 thickly 23 .
20 all 21 around
20 all 23 .
21 around 22 it

the [old] [lady] lived there all alone and there were weeks at a time when she never saw a human being except [crooked] [jack] . 
1 the 4 lived
4 lived 8 and
5 there 6 all
5 there 8 and
6 all 7 alone
8 and 9 there
9 there 18 saw
10 were 11 weeks
11 weeks 12 at
12 at 14 time
13 a 14 time
14 time 15 when
15 when 16 she
15 when 17 never
16 she 17 never
17 never 18 saw
18 saw 21 being
19 a 21 being
20 human 21 being
21 being 22 except
22 except 25 .

what the [old] [lady] did with herself and how she put in her time was a puzzle the [spencervale] people could not solve . 
1 what 11 put
1 what 14 time
2 the 5 did
5 did 11 put
6 with 7 herself
7 herself 8 and
8 and 9 how
9 how 10 she
9 how 11 put
11 put 12 in
13 her 14 time
14 time 15 was
15 was 17 puzzle
16 a 17 puzzle
17 puzzle 24 .
18 the 20 people
20 people 21 could
21 could 23 solve
22 not 23 solve
23 solve 24 .

the children believed she amused herself counting the gold in the big black box under her bed . 
1 the 7 counting
2 children 3 believed
3 believed 4 she
4 she 5 amused
5 amused 6 herself
6 herself 7 counting
7 counting 14 box
8 the 9 gold
9 gold 10 in
10 in 11 the
11 the 12 big
12 big 14 box
13 black 14 box
14 box 15 under
15 under 17 bed
16 her 17 bed
17 bed 18 .

mary [moore] was the only one who was quite sure she was not a witch . 
1 mary 3 was
3 was 6 one
4 the 5 only
4 the 6 one
6 one 7 who
6 one 12 was
7 who 8 was
8 was 9 quite
9 quite 10 sure
10 sure 11 she
12 was 13 not
13 not 15 witch
14 a 15 witch
15 witch 16 .

" witches are always ugly , " she said decisively , " and [old] [lady] [lloyd] isn't ugly . 
1 " 2 witches
1 " 5 ugly
2 witches 3 are
3 are 4 always
5 ugly 6 ,
5 ugly 8 she
6 , 7 "
8 she 11 ,
9 said 10 decisively
9 said 11 ,
11 , 13 and
12 " 13 and
13 and 19 .
17 isn't 18 ugly
18 ugly 19 .

she 's real pretty she 's got such a soft white hair and big black eyes and a little white face . 
1 she 2 's
2 's 12 hair
3 real 4 pretty
3 real 5 she
5 she 6 's
6 's 7 got
7 got 11 white
8 such 9 a
9 a 10 soft
9 a 11 white
11 white 12 hair
12 hair 13 and
13 and 17 and
14 big 15 black
15 black 16 eyes
15 black 17 and
17 and 19 little
18 a 19 little
19 little 22 .
20 white 21 face
21 face 22 .

those [road] children don't know what they 're talking of . 
1 those 3 children
3 children 5 know
4 don't 5 know
5 know 6 what
6 what 8 're
7 they 8 're
8 're 9 talking
9 talking 10 of
10 of 11 .

mother says they 're a very ignorant crowd . " 
1 mother 2 says
2 says 3 they
3 they 4 're
4 're 7 ignorant
5 a 6 very
6 very 7 ignorant
7 ignorant 10 "
8 crowd 9 .
9 . 10 "

the [old] [lady] talked to herself because she was really very fond of company and conversation . 
1 the 7 because
4 talked 5 to
5 to 6 herself
6 herself 7 because
7 because 9 was
8 she 9 was
9 was 10 really
10 really 11 very
11 very 15 and
12 fond 13 of
13 of 14 company
14 company 15 and
15 and 16 conversation
16 conversation 17 .

at such times she felt very bitter and resentful toward [fate] for having taken everything from her . 
1 at 3 times
1 at 4 she
2 such 3 times
4 she 6 very
5 felt 6 very
6 very 7 bitter
7 bitter 8 and
8 and 9 resentful
9 resentful 12 for
10 toward 12 for
12 for 13 having
13 having 14 taken
14 taken 15 everything
15 everything 16 from
16 from 18 .
17 her 18 .

she had nothing to love , and that is about as unwholesome a condition as is possible to anyone . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 nothing
3 nothing 4 to
4 to 6 ,
5 love 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 that
7 and 14 condition
8 that 9 is
9 is 10 about
10 about 12 unwholesome
11 as 12 unwholesome
13 a 14 condition
14 condition 20 .
15 as 19 anyone
15 as 20 .
16 is 17 possible
17 possible 18 to
18 to 19 anyone

it was always hardest in the spring . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 always
3 always 4 hardest
4 hardest 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 spring
7 spring 8 .

the [old] [lady] felt as if she could [not] endure the ache of it . 
1 the 15 .
4 felt 5 as
5 as 7 she
6 if 7 she
7 she 8 could
8 could 10 endure
10 endure 11 the
11 the 12 ache
12 ache 13 of
12 ache 15 .
13 of 14 it

the [old] [lady] lay awake all one moonlit night and cried for very heartache . 
1 the 9 night
4 lay 5 awake
5 awake 6 all
6 all 7 one
7 one 8 moonlit
8 moonlit 9 night
9 night 11 cried
10 and 11 cried
11 cried 15 .
12 for 13 very
13 very 14 heartache
14 heartache 15 .

she was living on store biscuits and water , so that she might be able to pay [crooked] [jack] for digging her garden . 
1 she 2 was
1 she 7 and
2 was 3 living
3 living 4 on
3 living 5 store
5 store 6 biscuits
7 and 8 water
7 and 13 might
8 water 9 ,
9 , 10 so
11 that 12 she
12 she 13 might
13 might 14 be
14 be 16 to
15 able 16 to
16 to 17 pay
17 pay 20 for
17 pay 23 garden
20 for 21 digging
21 digging 22 her
23 garden 24 .

" [i] hate the new day , " she said rebelliously . 
1 " 3 hate
1 " 6 day
4 the 5 new
5 new 6 day
6 day 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 she
9 she 10 said
10 said 11 rebelliously
10 said 12 .

" it will be just like all the other hard , common days . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 will
3 will 4 be
4 be 5 just
5 just 6 like
6 like 7 all
7 all 8 the
7 all 13 days
8 the 9 other
9 other 12 common
10 hard 11 ,
11 , 12 common
13 days 14 .

i don't want to get up and live it . 
1 i 2 don't
2 don't 5 get
3 want 4 to
4 to 5 get
5 get 6 up
6 up 7 and
7 and 8 live
8 live 9 it
9 it 10 .

but the [old] [lady] got up nevertheless , for she knew [crooked] [jack] would be coming early to finish the garden . 
1 but 11 knew
2 the 5 got
5 got 6 up
6 up 7 nevertheless
7 nevertheless 9 for
8 , 9 for
9 for 10 she
10 she 11 knew
11 knew 14 would
11 knew 16 coming
15 be 16 coming
16 coming 18 to
17 early 18 to
18 to 19 finish
19 finish 21 garden
20 the 21 garden
21 garden 22 .

the [old] [lady] always wore silk from motives of economy . 
1 the 4 always
4 always 5 wore
5 wore 6 silk
6 silk 7 from
7 from 8 motives
8 motives 9 of
9 of 10 economy
10 economy 11 .

it was much cheaper to wear a silk dress that had belonged to her mother than to buy new print at the store . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 much
3 much 11 had
4 cheaper 5 to
5 to 6 wear
6 wear 8 silk
6 wear 9 dress
7 a 8 silk
9 dress 10 that
10 that 11 had
11 had 15 mother
12 belonged 13 to
13 to 14 her
14 her 15 mother
15 mother 16 than
16 than 17 to
17 to 18 buy
18 buy 21 at
19 new 20 print
20 print 21 at
21 at 24 .
22 the 23 store
22 the 24 .

the [old] [lady] had plenty of silk dresses which had belonged to her mother . 
1 the 8 dresses
4 had 5 plenty
5 plenty 6 of
6 of 7 silk
7 silk 8 dresses
8 dresses 9 which
9 which 10 had
10 had 11 belonged
11 belonged 12 to
12 to 13 her
13 her 14 mother
14 mother 15 .

she wore them morning , noon , and night , and [spencervale] people considered it an additional evidence of her pride . 
1 she 2 wore
2 wore 4 morning
2 wore 6 noon
3 them 4 morning
5 , 6 noon
6 noon 7 ,
7 , 9 night
7 , 11 and
8 and 9 night
10 , 11 and
11 and 13 people
13 people 22 .
14 considered 15 it
14 considered 17 additional
16 an 17 additional
17 additional 18 evidence
18 evidence 19 of
19 of 20 her
20 her 21 pride
21 pride 22 .

as for the fashion of them , it was , of course , just because she was too mean to have them made over . 
1 as 2 for
1 as 14 just
2 for 4 fashion
3 the 4 fashion
5 of 10 ,
6 them 7 ,
7 , 8 it
7 , 10 ,
8 it 9 was
10 , 12 course
11 of 12 course
12 course 13 ,
12 course 14 just
14 just 15 because
15 because 17 was
16 she 17 was
17 was 18 too
17 was 20 to
18 too 19 mean
20 to 21 have
21 have 22 them
21 have 23 made
23 made 24 over
24 over 25 .

it had been a young sapling in the days that were haloed by the vanished glory of the [old] [lady] 's life . 
1 it 2 had
2 had 3 been
3 been 6 sapling
4 a 5 young
5 young 6 sapling
6 sapling 7 in
7 in 9 days
8 the 9 days
9 days 10 that
9 days 11 were
11 were 12 haloed
11 were 23 .
12 haloed 13 by
13 by 15 vanished
14 the 15 vanished
16 glory 17 of
16 glory 21 's
17 of 18 the
21 's 22 life
22 life 23 .

the [old] [lady] heard childish voices and laughter afar up the lane which led to [william] [spencer] 's place just above the woods . 
1 the 9 afar
4 heard 5 childish
5 childish 6 voices
6 voices 7 and
7 and 8 laughter
8 laughter 9 afar
9 afar 10 up
10 up 12 lane
11 the 12 lane
12 lane 14 led
13 which 14 led
14 led 15 to
15 to 18 's
18 's 19 place
18 's 20 just
20 just 21 above
21 above 24 .
22 the 23 woods
22 the 24 .

the [old] [lady] shrank hastily back behind a clump of young spruces . 
1 the 4 shrank
4 shrank 5 hastily
5 hastily 6 back
6 back 7 behind
7 behind 9 clump
8 a 9 clump
9 clump 10 of
10 of 11 young
11 young 12 spruces
12 spruces 13 .

she did not like the [spencer] children because they always seemed so afraid of her . 
1 she 2 did
2 did 3 not
3 not 4 like
4 like 7 children
5 the 7 children
7 children 11 seemed
8 because 9 they
9 they 10 always
9 they 11 seemed
10 always 11 seemed
11 seemed 13 afraid
12 so 13 afraid
13 afraid 14 of
14 of 16 .
15 her 16 .

who [who] could this girl be ? 
1 who 3 could
3 could 4 this
3 could 5 girl
5 girl 6 be
6 be 7 ?

she had heard it before under that very beech tree . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 heard
3 heard 4 it
3 heard 6 under
4 it 5 before
6 under 7 that
7 that 10 tree
8 very 9 beech
8 very 10 tree
10 tree 11 .

crooked [jack] had seen her go out and had remarked to himself that the [old] [lady] was losing ground ; she was pale and peaked-looking . 
1 crooked 3 had
3 had 4 seen
3 had 8 and
4 seen 5 her
6 go 7 out
6 go 8 and
8 and 9 had
9 had 10 remarked
10 remarked 11 to
10 remarked 26 .
11 to 12 himself
12 himself 13 that
14 the 26 .
17 was 19 ground
18 losing 19 ground
19 ground 21 she
19 ground 22 was
20 ; 21 she
21 she 22 was
22 was 23 pale
23 pale 24 and
24 and 25 peaked-looking
25 peaked-looking 26 .

he now concluded that he had been mistaken . 
1 he 2 now
2 now 3 concluded
3 concluded 4 that
4 that 5 he
5 he 6 had
6 had 7 been
7 been 8 mistaken
8 mistaken 9 .

the [old] [lady] ['s] cheeks were pink and her eyes shining . 
1 the 5 cheeks
5 cheeks 6 were
6 were 7 pink
7 pink 8 and
8 and 10 eyes
9 her 10 eyes
10 eyes 12 .
11 shining 12 .

somewhere in her walk she had shed ten years at least . 
1 somewhere 2 in
2 in 4 walk
3 her 4 walk
4 walk 5 she
4 walk 8 ten
5 she 6 had
6 had 7 shed
8 ten 10 at
9 years 10 at
10 at 11 least
11 least 12 .

crooked [jack] leaned on his spade and decided that there weren't many finer looking women anywhere than [old] [lady] [lloyd] . 
1 crooked 4 on
1 crooked 7 and
3 leaned 4 on
4 on 6 spade
5 his 6 spade
7 and 11 weren't
8 decided 9 that
9 that 10 there
10 there 11 weren't
11 weren't 12 many
11 weren't 14 looking
12 many 13 finer
14 looking 15 women
15 women 16 anywhere
15 women 17 than
17 than 21 .

pity she was such an old miser ! 
1 pity 2 she
2 she 3 was
3 was 4 such
4 such 5 an
5 an 6 old
6 old 7 miser
7 miser 8 !

" [sylvia] [gray] , " said [crooked] [jack] . 
1 " 4 ,
4 , 5 "
4 , 6 said
6 said 9 .

the [old] [lady] ['s] heart gave another great bound . 
1 the 5 heart
5 heart 6 gave
6 gave 7 another
7 another 8 great
8 great 9 bound
9 bound 10 .

but she had known it she had known that girl with [leslie] [gray] 's hair and eyes and laugh must be [leslie] [gray] 's daughter . 
1 but 2 she
1 but 6 she
2 she 3 had
3 had 4 known
4 known 5 it
6 she 7 had
7 had 8 known
8 known 10 girl
8 known 11 with
9 that 10 girl
11 with 18 and
14 's 15 hair
14 's 16 and
15 hair 16 and
16 and 17 eyes
17 eyes 18 and
18 and 25 daughter
19 laugh 20 must
20 must 21 be
21 be 24 's
24 's 25 daughter
25 daughter 26 .

for the first time she enjoyed and blessed [crooked] [jack] 's garrulity and gossip . 
1 for 5 she
2 the 3 first
3 first 4 time
4 time 5 she
5 she 6 enjoyed
6 enjoyed 7 and
6 enjoyed 8 blessed
8 blessed 15 .
11 's 12 garrulity
11 's 13 and
12 garrulity 13 and
13 and 14 gossip
14 gossip 15 .

every word he uttered was as an apple of gold in a picture of silver to her . 
1 every 4 uttered
1 every 5 was
2 word 3 he
3 he 4 uttered
5 was 8 apple
6 as 7 an
7 an 8 apple
8 apple 11 in
9 of 10 gold
10 gold 11 in
11 in 13 picture
12 a 13 picture
13 picture 14 of
14 of 15 silver
15 silver 16 to
16 to 18 .
17 her 18 .

she sung for us that evening after supper and [i] thought ' twas an angel singing . 
1 she 2 sung
1 she 9 and
2 sung 3 for
3 for 4 us
4 us 5 that
6 evening 7 after
6 evening 9 and
7 after 8 supper
9 and 11 thought
11 thought 12 '
12 ' 14 an
13 twas 14 an
14 an 15 angel
15 angel 16 singing
16 singing 17 .

it just went through me like a shaft o ' light . 
1 it 3 went
2 just 3 went
3 went 4 through
3 went 6 like
4 through 5 me
6 like 8 shaft
7 a 8 shaft
8 shaft 9 o
9 o 10 '
10 ' 11 light
11 light 12 .

the [spencer] young ones are crazy over her already . 
1 the 3 young
3 young 4 ones
4 ones 5 are
5 are 6 crazy
6 crazy 7 over
6 crazy 9 already
7 over 8 her
9 already 10 .

she 's got twenty pupils around here and in [grafton] and [avonlea] . " 
1 she 2 's
2 's 3 got
3 got 5 pupils
4 twenty 5 pupils
5 pupils 8 and
6 around 7 here
7 here 8 and
8 and 9 in
9 in 11 and
11 and 13 .
13 . 14 "

she was tingling from head to foot with excitement . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 tingling
3 tingling 4 from
4 from 5 head
5 head 6 to
6 to 7 foot
7 foot 8 with
8 with 9 excitement
9 excitement 10 .

leslie 's daughter ! 
1 leslie 2 's
2 's 3 daughter
2 's 4 !

this [old] [lady] had [had] her romance once . 
1 this 4 had
4 had 7 romance
6 her 7 romance
7 romance 8 once
8 once 9 .

then there had been a foolish , bitter quarrel at the end of that golden summer . 
1 then 4 been
2 there 3 had
3 had 4 been
4 been 8 bitter
5 a 6 foolish
6 foolish 7 ,
7 , 8 bitter
8 bitter 9 quarrel
9 quarrel 12 end
10 at 11 the
11 the 12 end
12 end 17 .
13 of 14 that
14 that 16 summer
15 golden 16 summer
16 summer 17 .

" his daughter ! 
1 " 2 his
2 his 3 daughter
3 daughter 4 !

and she might have been [my] daughter , " murmured the [old] [lady] . 
1 and 2 she
1 and 4 have
2 she 3 might
4 have 5 been
5 been 7 daughter
7 daughter 9 "
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 murmured
10 murmured 11 the
11 the 14 .

" oh , if [i] could only know her and love her and perhaps win her love in return ! 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 3 ,
1 " 7 only
3 , 4 if
4 if 6 could
7 only 8 know
7 only 13 and
8 know 9 her
8 know 10 and
10 and 11 love
11 love 12 her
13 and 14 perhaps
13 and 20 !
14 perhaps 15 win
15 win 17 love
16 her 17 love
17 love 18 in
18 in 19 return

but [i] cannot . 
1 but 3 cannot
3 cannot 4 .

i could not have [leslie] [gray] ['s] daughter know how poor [i] am how low [i] have been brought . 
1 i 2 could
2 could 3 not
2 could 8 daughter
3 not 4 have
8 daughter 15 low
9 know 10 how
10 how 11 poor
11 poor 13 am
11 poor 14 how
14 how 15 low
15 low 20 .
17 have 18 been
18 been 19 brought
19 brought 20 .

i could not bear that . 
1 i 2 could
2 could 3 not
3 not 4 bear
4 bear 5 that
5 that 6 .

and to think she is living so near me , the darling just up the lane and over the hill . 
1 and 2 to
1 and 5 is
3 think 4 she
4 she 5 is
5 is 6 living
6 living 10 ,
7 so 8 near
8 near 9 me
9 me 10 ,
10 , 14 up
11 the 12 darling
11 the 14 up
12 darling 13 just
14 up 16 lane
15 the 16 lane
16 lane 17 and
17 and 21 .
18 over 20 hill
19 the 20 hill
20 hill 21 .

i can see her go by every day [i] can have that dear pleasure , at least . 
1 i 2 can
2 can 3 see
3 see 4 her
4 her 8 day
5 go 6 by
6 by 7 every
7 every 8 day
8 day 10 can
10 can 11 have
10 can 15 ,
11 have 14 pleasure
12 that 13 dear
13 dear 14 pleasure
15 , 18 .
16 at 17 least
17 least 18 .

but oh , if [i] could only do something for her give her some little pleasure ! 
1 but 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 4 if
4 if 6 could
6 could 8 do
7 only 8 do
8 do 9 something
8 do 12 give
9 something 10 for
10 for 11 her
12 give 17 !
13 her 17 !
14 some 16 pleasure
14 some 17 !
15 little 16 pleasure

it would be such a delight . " 
1 it 2 would
2 would 3 be
3 be 4 such
4 such 8 "
5 a 6 delight
6 delight 7 .
7 . 8 "

she knew that it shone from the [spencers] ' spare room . 
1 she 2 knew
2 knew 3 that
3 that 5 shone
4 it 5 shone
5 shone 6 from
6 from 9 '
7 the 9 '
9 ' 10 spare
10 spare 11 room
11 room 12 .

so it [was] [sylvia] 's light . 
1 so 2 it
2 it 5 's
5 's 6 light
6 light 7 .

besides , she had thought of something she could do for [sylvia] " a little , little thing " that might give her pleasure . 
1 besides 2 ,
1 besides 13 "
2 , 5 thought
3 she 4 had
4 had 5 thought
5 thought 6 of
6 of 7 something
7 something 11 for
8 she 9 could
9 could 10 do
10 do 11 for
13 " 17 little
14 a 15 little
15 little 16 ,
16 , 17 little
17 little 18 thing
18 thing 19 "
19 " 25 .
20 that 25 .
21 might 22 give
22 give 23 her
23 her 24 pleasure
24 pleasure 25 .

old [lady] [lloyd] knew better . 
1 old 4 knew
4 knew 5 better
5 better 6 .

old [lady] [lloyd] found a wealth of [mayflowers] on the sandy hill . 
1 old 4 found
4 found 6 wealth
5 a 6 wealth
6 wealth 7 of
6 wealth 13 .
7 of 12 hill
9 on 10 the
10 the 12 hill
11 sandy 12 hill

she filled her basket with them , gloating over the loveliness which was to give pleasure to [sylvia] . 
1 she 2 filled
2 filled 4 basket
3 her 4 basket
4 basket 5 with
5 with 7 ,
6 them 7 ,
7 , 11 loveliness
8 gloating 9 over
9 over 10 the
10 the 11 loveliness
11 loveliness 15 give
12 which 13 was
13 was 14 to
14 to 15 give
15 give 16 pleasure
16 pleasure 19 .
17 to 19 .

when she got home she wrote on a slip of paper , " for [sylvia] . " 
1 when 2 she
2 she 3 got
3 got 6 wrote
3 got 7 on
4 home 5 she
5 she 6 wrote
7 on 9 slip
8 a 9 slip
9 slip 10 of
10 of 12 ,
11 paper 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 for
14 for 17 "
16 . 17 "

then the [old] [lady] deliberately hid behind the spruce clump . 
1 then 2 the
2 the 5 deliberately
5 deliberately 6 hid
6 hid 7 behind
7 behind 9 spruce
8 the 9 spruce
9 spruce 11 .
10 clump 11 .

she had put on her dark green silk on purpose for hiding . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 put
2 had 7 green
3 put 4 on
4 on 5 her
6 dark 7 green
7 green 8 silk
8 silk 9 on
9 on 10 purpose
10 purpose 11 for
11 for 12 hiding
12 hiding 13 .

she had not long to wait . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 not
3 not 4 long
4 long 5 to
5 to 6 wait
6 wait 7 .

soon [sylvia] [gray] came down the hill with [mattie] [spencer] . 
1 soon 4 came
4 came 5 down
5 down 6 the
6 the 7 hill
7 hill 8 with
8 with 11 .

when she reached the bridge she saw the [mayflowers] and gave an exclamation of delight . 
1 when 2 she
2 she 3 reached
3 reached 5 bridge
3 reached 13 exclamation
4 the 5 bridge
5 bridge 6 she
5 bridge 7 saw
6 she 7 saw
8 the 13 exclamation
10 and 11 gave
11 gave 12 an
12 an 13 exclamation
13 exclamation 14 of
14 of 15 delight
15 delight 16 .

then she saw her name and her expression changed to wonder . 
1 then 2 she
1 then 3 saw
2 she 3 saw
3 saw 6 and
4 her 5 name
5 name 6 and
6 and 8 expression
7 her 8 expression
8 expression 9 changed
9 changed 10 to
9 changed 11 wonder
10 to 11 wonder
11 wonder 12 .

the [old] [lady] , peering through the boughs , could have laughed for very pleasure over the success of her little plot . 
1 the 22 plot
4 , 5 peering
5 peering 6 through
6 through 7 the
7 the 8 boughs
8 boughs 11 have
9 , 10 could
10 could 11 have
11 have 12 laughed
12 laughed 13 for
13 for 14 very
14 very 15 pleasure
15 pleasure 16 over
15 pleasure 21 little
16 over 17 the
17 the 18 success
18 success 19 of
19 of 20 her
21 little 22 plot
22 plot 23 .

" for me ! " said [sylvia] , lifting the flowers . 
1 " 2 for
1 " 6 said
2 for 3 me
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 9 lifting
8 , 9 lifting
9 lifting 11 flowers
10 the 11 flowers
11 flowers 12 .

" [can] they really be for me , [mattie] ? 
1 " 3 they
3 they 4 really
4 really 8 ,
5 be 6 for
5 be 8 ,
6 for 7 me
8 , 10 ?

who could have left them here ? " 
1 who 2 could
2 could 3 have
3 have 4 left
4 left 5 them
5 them 8 "
6 here 7 ?
6 here 8 "

mattie giggled . 
1 mattie 2 giggled
2 giggled 3 .

" [i] believe it was [chris] [stewart] , " she said . 
1 " 3 believe
3 believe 4 it
4 it 5 was
5 was 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 12 .
9 " 10 she
10 she 11 said

" [i] know he was over at [avonlea] last night . 
1 " 3 know
3 know 4 he
4 he 5 was
5 was 6 over
6 over 7 at
7 at 9 last
9 last 10 night
10 night 11 .

and ma says he 's taken a notion to you she knows by the way he looked at you when you were singing night before last . 
1 and 2 ma
1 and 12 knows
2 ma 3 says
3 says 4 he
3 says 5 's
4 he 5 's
5 's 6 taken
6 taken 8 notion
7 a 8 notion
8 notion 9 to
9 to 10 you
11 she 12 knows
12 knows 13 by
13 by 15 way
14 the 15 way
15 way 16 he
15 way 27 .
16 he 17 looked
17 looked 18 at
17 looked 20 when
18 at 19 you
20 when 21 you
20 when 22 were
21 you 22 were
22 were 23 singing
23 singing 24 night
25 before 26 last
25 before 27 .

it would be just like him to do something queer like this he 's such a shy fellow with the girls . " 
1 it 2 would
2 would 3 be
3 be 4 just
4 just 10 queer
5 like 8 do
6 him 7 to
7 to 8 do
8 do 9 something
9 something 10 queer
10 queer 18 fellow
11 like 12 this
11 like 13 he
13 he 14 's
14 's 15 such
15 such 17 shy
16 a 17 shy
17 shy 18 fellow
18 fellow 21 girls
19 with 20 the
20 the 21 girls
21 girls 22 .
22 . 23 "

sylvia frowned a little . 
1 sylvia 2 frowned
2 frowned 5 .
3 a 4 little
4 little 5 .

she lifted the flowers and buried her face in them . 
1 she 2 lifted
2 lifted 3 the
3 the 4 flowers
4 flowers 5 and
5 and 6 buried
6 buried 8 face
7 her 8 face
8 face 9 in
9 in 10 them
10 them 11 .

" anyway , [i] 'm much obliged to the giver , whoever he or she is , " she said merrily . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 5 'm
2 anyway 3 ,
5 'm 12 whoever
6 much 7 obliged
7 obliged 8 to
8 to 9 the
9 the 10 giver
10 giver 11 ,
11 , 12 whoever
12 whoever 18 "
13 he 14 or
14 or 15 she
15 she 16 is
16 is 17 ,
17 , 18 "
18 " 22 .
19 she 20 said
20 said 22 .
21 merrily 22 .

" there 's nothing [i] love like [mayflowers] . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 's
3 's 4 nothing
4 nothing 6 love
6 love 7 like
7 like 9 .

oh , how sweet they are ! " 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 how
3 how 4 sweet
4 sweet 5 they
5 they 6 are
6 are 7 !
7 ! 8 "

when they had passed the [old] [lady] emerged from her lurking place , flushed with triumph . 
1 when 2 they
2 they 3 had
3 had 4 passed
4 passed 8 emerged
5 the 8 emerged
8 emerged 17 .
9 from 11 lurking
10 her 11 lurking
11 lurking 12 place
12 place 13 ,
13 , 14 flushed
14 flushed 15 with
15 with 16 triumph
16 triumph 17 .

the main thing was that [sylvia] should have the delight of them . 
1 the 2 main
2 main 3 thing
2 main 7 should
3 thing 4 was
4 was 5 that
7 should 8 have
8 have 10 delight
9 the 10 delight
10 delight 11 of
11 of 12 them
12 them 13 .

that quite satisfied the [old] [lady] , who went back to her lonely house with the cockles of her heart all in a glow . 
1 that 2 quite
2 quite 3 satisfied
3 satisfied 14 house
4 the 14 house
7 , 8 who
8 who 9 went
9 went 10 back
10 back 11 to
10 back 13 lonely
11 to 12 her
13 lonely 14 house
14 house 15 with
15 with 17 cockles
16 the 17 cockles
17 cockles 18 of
17 cockles 25 .
18 of 19 her
20 heart 21 all
21 all 22 in
22 in 24 glow
23 a 24 glow
24 glow 25 .

chris himself denied it , but he was not believed . 
1 chris 2 himself
1 chris 3 denied
3 denied 4 it
3 denied 5 ,
5 , 6 but
6 but 7 he
7 he 8 was
8 was 9 not
9 not 10 believed
10 believed 11 .

was not that enough circumstantial evidence for anybody ? 
1 was 2 not
2 not 3 that
3 that 4 enough
4 enough 5 circumstantial
5 circumstantial 6 evidence
6 evidence 7 for
7 for 8 anybody
8 anybody 9 ?

as for [sylvia] , she did not mind if [chris] had a boyish admiration for her and expressed it thus delicately . 
1 as 2 for
1 as 5 she
2 for 4 ,
5 she 6 did
6 did 7 not
7 not 8 mind
8 mind 9 if
9 if 22 .
11 had 13 boyish
11 had 17 and
12 a 13 boyish
14 admiration 15 for
14 admiration 17 and
15 for 16 her
17 and 21 delicately
18 expressed 19 it
19 it 20 thus
20 thus 21 delicately
21 delicately 22 .

the [old] [lady] kept her secret and grew young in it . 
1 the 4 kept
4 kept 7 and
5 her 6 secret
6 secret 7 and
7 and 8 grew
8 grew 9 young
9 young 10 in
10 in 11 it
11 it 12 .

every day she loved her more , and yearned after her more deeply . 
1 every 4 loved
2 day 3 she
3 she 4 loved
4 loved 8 and
5 her 6 more
6 more 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 12 more
9 yearned 10 after
10 after 11 her
11 her 12 more
12 more 14 .
13 deeply 14 .

all the long repressed tenderness of her nature overflowed to this girl who was unconscious of it . 
1 all 2 the
1 all 9 overflowed
2 the 3 long
3 long 4 repressed
4 repressed 5 tenderness
5 tenderness 6 of
6 of 8 nature
7 her 8 nature
9 overflowed 10 to
10 to 11 this
11 this 12 girl
12 girl 13 who
13 who 14 was
14 was 15 unconscious
14 was 18 .
15 unconscious 16 of
16 of 17 it

she was proud of [sylvia] 's grace and beauty , and sweetness of voice and laughter . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 proud
2 was 4 of
4 of 11 and
6 's 7 grace
6 's 8 and
7 grace 8 and
8 and 9 beauty
9 beauty 11 and
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 sweetness
12 sweetness 17 .
13 of 14 voice
14 voice 15 and
15 and 16 laughter
16 laughter 17 .

she began to like the [spencer] children because they worshipped [sylvia] ; she envied [mrs] [spencer] because the latter could minister to [sylvia] 's needs . 
1 she 2 began
2 began 3 to
2 began 4 like
3 to 4 like
4 like 7 children
4 like 8 because
5 the 7 children
8 because 26 .
9 they 10 worshipped
9 they 12 ;
12 ; 13 she
12 ; 24 's
13 she 14 envied
14 envied 17 because
17 because 21 minister
18 the 19 latter
19 latter 20 could
20 could 21 minister
21 minister 22 to
24 's 25 needs
25 needs 26 .

the [old] [lady] never dreamed of revealing herself to [sylvia] . 
1 the 4 never
4 never 5 dreamed
5 dreamed 6 of
6 of 7 revealing
7 revealing 8 herself
8 herself 9 to
9 to 11 .

that , in her poverty , was not to be thought of for a moment . 
1 that 7 was
2 , 5 poverty
3 in 4 her
3 in 5 poverty
5 poverty 6 ,
5 poverty 7 was
7 was 8 not
8 not 9 to
9 to 10 be
10 be 12 of
11 thought 12 of
12 of 13 for
13 for 15 moment
14 a 15 moment
15 moment 16 .

but it might not be . 
1 but 2 it
2 it 3 might
3 might 4 not
4 not 5 be
5 be 6 .

the [old] [lady] ['s] pride was still far stronger than her love . 
1 the 5 pride
5 pride 6 was
6 was 7 still
7 still 12 love
8 far 9 stronger
9 stronger 10 than
10 than 11 her
11 her 12 love
12 love 13 .

it was the one thing she had never sacrificed and never so she believed could sacrifice . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 one
2 was 10 and
3 the 4 one
5 thing 7 had
6 she 7 had
7 had 8 never
8 never 9 sacrificed
9 sacrificed 10 and
10 and 11 never
11 never 12 so
12 so 13 she
13 she 14 believed
14 believed 17 .
15 could 16 sacrifice
16 sacrifice 17 .

[ii] [.] 

[the] [june] [chapter] 

chris [stewart] , when he was teased about the music teacher , merely smiled and held his peace . 
1 chris 5 he
3 , 4 when
4 when 5 he
5 he 6 was
6 was 13 merely
7 teased 8 about
8 about 10 music
9 the 10 music
10 music 11 teacher
11 teacher 12 ,
12 , 13 merely
13 merely 18 peace
14 smiled 15 and
15 and 16 held
16 held 17 his
17 his 18 peace
18 peace 19 .

chris knew perfectly well who was the real giver of those flowers . 
1 chris 2 knew
1 chris 5 who
2 knew 3 perfectly
3 perfectly 4 well
5 who 6 was
6 was 9 giver
7 the 8 real
8 real 9 giver
9 giver 10 of
10 of 13 .
11 those 12 flowers
12 flowers 13 .

he had made it his business to find out when the [mayflower] gossip started . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 3 made
3 made 4 it
3 made 8 find
5 his 6 business
6 business 7 to
7 to 8 find
8 find 9 out
9 out 13 gossip
10 when 11 the
11 the 13 gossip
13 gossip 14 started
14 started 15 .

but since it was evident [old] [lady] [lloyd] did not wish it to be known , [chris] told no one . 
1 but 2 since
1 but 5 evident
3 it 4 was
4 was 5 evident
5 evident 13 to
9 did 10 not
10 not 11 wish
11 wish 12 it
12 it 13 to
13 to 14 be
14 be 15 known
15 known 16 ,
16 , 21 .
18 told 19 no
19 no 20 one
20 one 21 .

the [old] [lady] went without supper that night because of it , but [chris] never knew that . 
1 the 9 because
4 went 5 without
4 went 6 supper
5 without 6 supper
6 supper 7 that
7 that 8 night
8 night 9 because
9 because 16 knew
10 of 11 it
10 of 12 ,
10 of 15 never
12 , 13 but
15 never 16 knew
16 knew 17 that
17 that 18 .

the [old] [lady] thought it a most beautiful [june] . 
1 the 10 .
4 thought 5 it
4 thought 7 most
6 a 7 most
7 most 8 beautiful
8 beautiful 10 .

she no longer hated the new days ; on the contrary , she welcomed them . 
1 she 4 hated
2 no 3 longer
3 longer 4 hated
4 hated 7 days
5 the 6 new
6 new 7 days
7 days 8 ;
8 ; 13 she
9 on 11 contrary
9 on 12 ,
9 on 13 she
10 the 11 contrary
13 she 14 welcomed
14 welcomed 15 them
15 them 16 .

even on rainy days the [old] [lady] gallantly braved rheumatism to hide behind her clump of dripping spruces and watch [sylvia] pass . 
1 even 2 on
2 on 9 braved
3 rainy 4 days
4 days 5 the
5 the 9 braved
8 gallantly 9 braved
9 braved 13 behind
10 rheumatism 12 hide
11 to 12 hide
12 hide 13 behind
13 behind 15 clump
14 her 15 clump
15 clump 16 of
16 of 17 dripping
17 dripping 18 spruces
18 spruces 19 and
19 and 20 watch
19 and 23 .
20 watch 22 pass
22 pass 23 .

one day the egg pedlar had news for her . 
1 one 4 egg
2 day 3 the
3 the 4 egg
4 egg 5 pedlar
5 pedlar 6 had
6 had 7 news
7 news 8 for
8 for 9 her
9 her 10 .

" the music teacher is going to sing a solo for a collection piece to-morrow , " he told her . 
1 " 3 music
2 the 3 music
3 music 8 sing
4 teacher 5 is
5 is 7 to
6 going 7 to
7 to 8 sing
8 sing 10 solo
9 a 10 solo
10 solo 11 for
11 for 16 ,
12 a 13 collection
13 collection 15 to-morrow
13 collection 16 ,
14 piece 15 to-morrow
16 , 17 "
16 , 18 he
17 " 18 he
18 he 19 told
19 told 20 her
19 told 21 .
20 her 21 .

the [old] [lady] 's black eyes flashed with interest . 
1 the 4 's
4 's 5 black
4 's 6 eyes
5 black 6 eyes
6 eyes 7 flashed
7 flashed 8 with
8 with 9 interest
9 interest 10 .

" [i] didn't know [miss] [gray] was a member of the choir , " she said . 
1 " 4 know
1 " 7 was
3 didn't 4 know
7 was 9 member
8 a 9 member
9 member 10 of
10 of 12 choir
11 the 12 choir
12 choir 14 "
13 , 14 "
14 " 17 .
15 she 16 said
16 said 17 .

" [jined] two [sundays] ago . 
1 " 3 two
3 two 5 ago
5 ago 6 .

i tell you , our music is something worth listening to now . 
1 i 2 tell
2 tell 3 you
3 you 4 ,
4 , 5 our
4 , 8 something
5 our 6 music
6 music 7 is
8 something 10 listening
8 something 12 now
9 worth 10 listening
10 listening 11 to
12 now 13 .

the church 'll be packed to-morrow , [i] reckon her name 's gone all over the country for singing . 
1 the 2 church
1 the 4 be
2 church 3 'll
4 be 5 packed
4 be 7 ,
5 packed 6 to-morrow
7 , 9 reckon
9 reckon 15 over
10 her 11 name
11 name 12 's
12 's 13 gone
13 gone 14 all
14 all 15 over
15 over 17 country
16 the 17 country
17 country 20 .
18 for 19 singing
19 singing 20 .

you ought to come and hear it , [miss] [lloyd] . " 
1 you 2 ought
1 you 5 and
3 to 4 come
4 come 5 and
5 and 6 hear
6 hear 7 it
6 hear 8 ,
8 , 11 .
11 . 12 "

the pedlar said this out of bravado , merely to show he wasn't scared of the [old] [lady] , for all her grand airs . 
1 the 2 pedlar
2 pedlar 3 said
3 said 4 this
3 said 6 of
3 said 20 for
5 out 6 of
6 of 7 bravado
7 bravado 8 ,
8 , 13 wasn't
9 merely 10 to
10 to 11 show
11 show 12 he
12 he 13 wasn't
13 wasn't 14 scared
13 wasn't 19 ,
14 scared 15 of
15 of 16 the
20 for 21 all
21 all 22 her
21 all 23 grand
23 grand 24 airs
24 airs 25 .

the [old] [lady] made no answer , and he thought he had offended her . 
1 the 4 made
4 made 10 thought
5 no 6 answer
6 answer 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 he
9 he 10 thought
10 thought 11 he
11 he 12 had
12 had 13 offended
13 offended 14 her
14 her 15 .

he went away , wishing he hadn't said it . 
1 he 2 went
2 went 5 wishing
3 away 4 ,
4 , 5 wishing
5 wishing 6 he
5 wishing 8 said
6 he 7 hadn't
7 hadn't 8 said
8 said 9 it
9 it 10 .

had he but known it , [the] [old] [lady] had forgotten the existence of all and any egg pedlars . 
1 had 2 he
1 had 20 .
3 but 4 known
3 but 11 forgotten
4 known 5 it
6 , 10 had
10 had 11 forgotten
11 forgotten 13 existence
12 the 13 existence
13 existence 14 of
14 of 16 and
15 all 16 and
16 and 18 egg
17 any 18 egg
18 egg 19 pedlars
19 pedlars 20 .

he had blotted himself and his insignificance out of her consciousness by his last sentence . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 3 blotted
3 blotted 4 himself
4 himself 9 of
5 and 6 his
5 and 7 insignificance
7 insignificance 8 out
8 out 9 of
9 of 11 consciousness
10 her 11 consciousness
11 consciousness 12 by
12 by 16 .
13 his 14 last
13 his 15 sentence
15 sentence 16 .

all her thoughts , feelings , and wishes were submerged in a very whirlpool of desire to hear [sylvia] sing that solo . 
1 all 7 and
2 her 3 thoughts
3 thoughts 4 ,
4 , 7 and
5 feelings 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 wishes
7 and 9 were
9 were 10 submerged
9 were 11 in
11 in 14 whirlpool
12 a 13 very
12 a 14 whirlpool
14 whirlpool 15 of
15 of 16 desire
16 desire 22 solo
17 to 18 hear
18 hear 20 sing
20 sing 21 that
21 that 22 solo
22 solo 23 .

she went into the house in a tumult and tried to conquer that desire . 
1 she 2 went
2 went 3 into
2 went 9 and
3 into 5 house
4 the 5 house
5 house 6 in
7 a 8 tumult
8 tumult 9 and
9 and 10 tried
10 tried 11 to
11 to 14 desire
12 conquer 13 that
13 that 14 desire
14 desire 15 .

she could not do it , even thought she summoned all her pride to her aid . 
1 she 2 could
2 could 3 not
3 not 6 ,
4 do 5 it
4 do 6 ,
6 , 7 even
6 , 8 thought
7 even 8 thought
8 thought 9 she
8 thought 10 summoned
9 she 10 summoned
10 summoned 14 to
11 all 12 her
11 all 13 pride
13 pride 14 to
14 to 16 aid
15 her 16 aid
16 aid 17 .

pride said : 
1 pride 2 said
2 said 3 :

" you will have to go to church to hear her . 
1 " 2 you
1 " 3 will
3 will 6 go
4 have 5 to
5 to 6 go
6 go 7 to
6 go 10 hear
7 to 8 church
8 church 9 to
9 to 10 hear
10 hear 12 .
11 her 12 .

you haven't fit clothes to go to church in . 
1 you 2 haven't
2 haven't 3 fit
3 fit 4 clothes
4 clothes 5 to
5 to 6 go
6 go 7 to
7 to 8 church
8 church 9 in
9 in 10 .

think what a figure you will make before them all . " 
1 think 2 what
2 what 4 figure
3 a 4 figure
4 figure 7 make
5 you 6 will
6 will 7 make
7 make 8 before
8 before 9 them
9 them 12 "
10 all 11 .
11 . 12 "

it was too true that she had never gone to church since the day on which she had to begin wearing her mother 's silk dresses . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 true
2 was 9 gone
3 too 4 true
4 true 5 that
5 that 7 had
6 she 7 had
7 had 8 never
9 gone 10 to
9 gone 14 day
10 to 11 church
12 since 13 the
13 the 14 day
14 day 20 begin
15 on 16 which
15 on 17 she
17 she 18 had
18 had 19 to
19 to 20 begin
20 begin 25 silk
21 wearing 22 her
21 wearing 23 mother
22 her 23 mother
23 mother 24 's
24 's 25 silk
25 silk 26 dresses
26 dresses 27 .

she sang three hymns in her cracked voice , prayed aloud , and read a sermon . 
1 she 2 sang
2 sang 5 in
3 three 4 hymns
4 hymns 5 in
5 in 6 her
6 her 8 voice
7 cracked 8 voice
8 voice 10 prayed
9 , 10 prayed
10 prayed 11 aloud
10 prayed 12 ,
12 , 17 .
13 and 14 read
14 read 16 sermon
15 a 16 sermon
16 sermon 17 .

now the impossible had become , not only possible , but insistent . 
1 now 3 impossible
1 now 7 not
2 the 3 impossible
3 impossible 4 had
4 had 5 become
6 , 7 not
7 not 8 only
8 only 9 possible
9 possible 10 ,
10 , 11 but
11 but 12 insistent
11 but 13 .

spencervale congregation had a mild sensation the next afternoon . 
1 spencervale 2 congregation
2 congregation 3 had
3 had 6 sensation
4 a 6 sensation
5 mild 6 sensation
6 sensation 10 .
7 the 8 next
8 next 9 afternoon
9 afternoon 10 .

the [old] [lady] ['s] very soul was writhing within her . 
1 the 5 very
1 the 6 soul
6 soul 7 was
7 was 8 writhing
8 writhing 9 within
9 within 10 her
10 her 11 .

she thought how absurd she must look in the eyes of her world . 
1 she 2 thought
2 thought 7 look
3 how 4 absurd
3 how 6 must
4 absurd 5 she
6 must 7 look
7 look 8 in
8 in 10 eyes
9 the 10 eyes
10 eyes 11 of
11 of 12 her
12 her 13 world
13 world 14 .

as a matter of fact , she did not look in the least absurd . 
1 as 3 matter
2 a 3 matter
3 matter 4 of
4 of 6 ,
5 fact 6 ,
6 , 8 did
7 she 8 did
8 did 9 not
9 not 10 look
10 look 14 absurd
11 in 12 the
12 the 13 least
13 least 14 absurd
14 absurd 15 .

the [old] [lady] did not know this . 
1 the 4 did
4 did 5 not
4 did 6 know
6 know 7 this
7 this 8 .

sylvia [gray] had come into the choir , and was sitting just where the afternoon sunshine fell over her beautiful hair like a halo . 
1 sylvia 3 had
3 had 4 come
3 had 7 choir
4 come 5 into
6 the 7 choir
7 choir 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 13 where
10 was 11 sitting
10 was 12 just
12 just 13 where
13 where 17 fell
14 the 15 afternoon
14 the 16 sunshine
15 afternoon 16 sunshine
16 sunshine 17 fell
17 fell 18 over
17 fell 22 like
18 over 20 beautiful
19 her 20 beautiful
21 hair 22 like
22 like 25 .
23 a 24 halo
24 halo 25 .

nay , are they not one and the same , differing in degree only , not in kind ? 
1 nay 2 ,
1 nay 3 are
3 are 4 they
4 they 10 ,
5 not 6 one
6 one 10 ,
7 and 8 the
8 the 9 same
9 same 10 ,
10 , 11 differing
11 differing 12 in
12 in 13 degree
13 degree 16 not
14 only 15 ,
15 , 16 not
16 not 17 in
16 not 19 ?
17 in 18 kind

the [old] [lady] had never had such a good , satisfying look at [sylvia] before . 
1 the 4 had
4 had 16 .
5 never 6 had
6 had 12 look
7 such 8 a
8 a 9 good
8 a 12 look
9 good 10 ,
10 , 11 satisfying
12 look 13 at
13 at 15 before
15 before 16 .

all her former glimpses had been stolen and fleeting . 
1 all 2 her
1 all 3 former
1 all 5 had
3 former 4 glimpses
5 had 6 been
6 been 7 stolen
7 stolen 8 and
8 and 9 fleeting
9 fleeting 10 .

the [old] [lady] listened to the opening hymns with keen pleasure . 
1 the 4 listened
4 listened 8 hymns
5 to 6 the
6 the 8 hymns
7 opening 8 hymns
8 hymns 9 with
9 with 10 keen
10 keen 11 pleasure
11 pleasure 12 .

sylvia 's voice thrilled through and dominated them all . 
1 sylvia 2 's
2 's 3 voice
3 voice 4 thrilled
4 thrilled 5 through
4 thrilled 6 and
6 and 7 dominated
7 dominated 8 them
8 them 9 all
9 all 10 .

but when the ushers got up to take the collection , an undercurrent of subdued excitement flowed over the congregation . 
1 but 10 collection
2 when 4 ushers
3 the 4 ushers
4 ushers 5 got
5 got 6 up
6 up 7 to
7 to 8 take
8 take 9 the
9 the 10 collection
10 collection 13 undercurrent
11 , 12 an
11 , 13 undercurrent
13 undercurrent 18 over
14 of 15 subdued
15 subdued 16 excitement
16 excitement 17 flowed
17 flowed 18 over
18 over 20 congregation
19 the 20 congregation
20 congregation 21 .

sylvia rose and came forward to [janet] [moore] 's side at the organ . 
1 sylvia 2 rose
1 sylvia 3 and
3 and 4 came
4 came 5 forward
5 forward 6 to
6 to 9 's
9 's 10 side
10 side 13 organ
11 at 12 the
12 the 13 organ
13 organ 14 .

the next moment her beautiful voice soared through the building like the very soul of melody true , clear , powerful , sweet . 
1 the 3 moment
1 the 8 through
2 next 3 moment
3 moment 7 soared
4 her 5 beautiful
5 beautiful 6 voice
6 voice 7 soared
8 through 10 building
9 the 10 building
10 building 11 like
11 like 14 soul
12 the 13 very
12 the 14 soul
14 soul 15 of
15 of 16 melody
16 melody 21 powerful
17 true 18 ,
18 , 19 clear
19 clear 20 ,
20 , 21 powerful
21 powerful 22 ,
22 , 23 sweet
23 sweet 24 .

" oh , [i] 'm so glad [i] came to church , " thought [old] [lady] [lloyd] . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 3 ,
3 , 9 came
5 'm 6 so
6 so 7 glad
7 glad 9 came
9 came 13 "
10 to 12 ,
11 church 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 thought
14 thought 18 .

when the service was over all the [old] [lady] ['s] neighbours came to speak to her , with kindly smile and handshake . 
1 when 12 came
2 the 3 service
3 service 4 was
4 was 5 over
5 over 6 all
6 all 7 the
6 all 11 neighbours
7 the 11 neighbours
11 neighbours 12 came
12 came 13 to
13 to 14 speak
14 speak 15 to
15 to 16 her
16 her 20 smile
17 , 18 with
18 with 19 kindly
19 kindly 20 smile
20 smile 21 and
21 and 22 handshake
22 handshake 23 .

the [old] [lady] was surprised to find that she could command it still , in defiance of unfashionable bonnet and ancient attire . 
1 the 4 was
4 was 5 surprised
5 surprised 18 unfashionable
6 to 7 find
7 find 8 that
8 that 9 she
8 that 11 command
9 she 10 could
10 could 11 command
11 command 12 it
12 it 13 still
13 still 15 in
14 , 15 in
15 in 16 defiance
16 defiance 17 of
17 of 18 unfashionable
18 unfashionable 20 and
19 bonnet 20 and
20 and 23 .
21 ancient 22 attire
22 attire 23 .

janet [moore] and [sylvia] [gray] walked home from church together . 
1 janet 3 and
3 and 6 walked
6 walked 7 home
7 home 8 from
8 from 9 church
9 church 10 together
10 together 11 .

" did you see [old] [lady] [lloyd] out to-day ? " asked [janet] . 
1 " 2 did
1 " 4 see
2 did 3 you
4 see 8 out
8 out 9 to-day
9 to-day 14 .
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 asked
12 asked 14 .

" [i] was amazed when she walked in . 
1 " 3 was
3 was 4 amazed
4 amazed 5 when
5 when 6 she
5 when 7 walked
7 walked 8 in
8 in 9 .

she has never been to church in my recollection . 
1 she 2 has
2 has 3 never
3 never 4 been
4 been 5 to
5 to 6 church
6 church 7 in
7 in 8 my
8 my 9 recollection
9 recollection 10 .

what a quaint old figure she is ! 
1 what 5 figure
2 a 3 quaint
3 quaint 4 old
4 old 5 figure
5 figure 7 is
6 she 7 is
7 is 8 !

she 's very rich , you know , but she wears her mother 's old clothes and never gets a new thing . 
1 she 2 's
1 she 17 and
2 's 3 very
3 very 4 rich
4 rich 5 ,
4 rich 6 you
6 you 8 ,
7 know 8 ,
8 , 11 wears
9 but 10 she
10 she 11 wears
12 her 13 mother
13 mother 14 's
14 's 15 old
15 old 16 clothes
16 clothes 17 and
17 and 19 gets
18 never 19 gets
19 gets 23 .
20 a 23 .
21 new 22 thing
21 new 23 .

some people think she is mean ; but , " concluded [janet] charitably , " [i] believe it is simply eccentricity . " 
1 some 2 people
1 some 15 "
2 people 4 she
3 think 4 she
4 she 5 is
5 is 10 "
6 mean 7 ;
6 mean 8 but
8 but 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 14 ,
11 concluded 13 charitably
11 concluded 14 ,
15 " 17 believe
17 believe 18 it
17 believe 22 .
18 it 19 is
19 is 21 eccentricity
20 simply 21 eccentricity
22 . 23 "

" [i] have been wishing to see her for a certain reason . 
1 " 4 been
3 have 4 been
4 been 6 to
5 wishing 6 to
6 to 7 see
7 see 8 her
8 her 12 reason
9 for 11 certain
10 a 11 certain
11 certain 12 reason
12 reason 13 .

she has a very striking face . 
1 she 2 has
2 has 5 striking
3 a 4 very
3 a 5 striking
5 striking 7 .
6 face 7 .

i should like to meet her to know her . " 
1 i 2 should
2 should 3 like
3 like 4 to
4 to 5 meet
5 meet 6 her
5 meet 7 to
7 to 8 know
8 know 9 her
9 her 10 .
10 . 11 "

" [i] don't think it 's likely you ever will , " said [janet] carelessly . 
1 " 9 ever
3 don't 4 think
4 think 5 it
5 it 6 's
6 's 7 likely
7 likely 8 you
7 likely 9 ever
9 ever 10 will
10 will 11 ,
11 , 12 "
11 , 13 said
13 said 15 carelessly
15 carelessly 16 .

" she doesn't like young people and she never goes anywhere . 
1 " 4 like
2 she 3 doesn't
3 doesn't 4 like
4 like 5 young
5 young 7 and
6 people 7 and
7 and 9 never
8 she 9 never
9 never 10 goes
10 goes 11 anywhere
10 goes 12 .

i don't think [i] 'd like to know her . 
1 i 2 don't
2 don't 3 think
3 think 8 know
5 'd 6 like
6 like 7 to
7 to 8 know
8 know 9 her
9 her 10 .

i 'd be afraid of her she has such stately ways and such strange , piercing eyes . " 
1 i 2 'd
2 'd 3 be
3 be 4 afraid
4 afraid 7 she
4 afraid 9 such
5 of 6 her
5 of 7 she
7 she 8 has
9 such 12 and
10 stately 11 ways
11 ways 12 and
12 and 16 piercing
13 such 14 strange
13 such 15 ,
15 , 16 piercing
16 piercing 17 eyes
17 eyes 19 "
18 . 19 "

" [i] shouldn't be afraid of her , " said [sylvia] to herself , as she turned into the [spencer] lane . 
1 " 4 be
1 " 8 ,
3 shouldn't 4 be
4 be 5 afraid
5 afraid 6 of
6 of 7 her
8 , 13 herself
8 , 14 ,
9 " 10 said
10 said 12 to
12 to 13 herself
14 , 16 she
15 as 16 she
16 she 17 turned
17 turned 18 into
18 into 22 .
19 the 21 lane
21 lane 22 .

" but [i] don't expect [i] 'll ever become acquainted with her . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 4 don't
4 don't 5 expect
5 expect 9 become
7 'll 9 become
8 ever 9 become
9 become 10 acquainted
10 acquainted 11 with
11 with 13 .
12 her 13 .

if she knew who [i] am [i] suppose she would dislike me . 
1 if 2 she
1 if 4 who
2 she 3 knew
4 who 6 am
6 am 9 she
8 suppose 9 she
9 she 10 would
10 would 11 dislike
11 dislike 12 me
12 me 13 .

i suppose she never suspects that [i] am [leslie] [gray] 's daughter . " 
1 i 2 suppose
2 suppose 3 she
2 suppose 8 am
3 she 4 never
4 never 5 suspects
5 suspects 6 that
8 am 11 's
11 's 14 "
12 daughter 13 .
13 . 14 "

this was perfectly true ; but it is by no means certain that the minister understood her either . 
1 this 4 true
2 was 3 perfectly
3 perfectly 4 true
4 true 8 is
5 ; 6 but
6 but 7 it
7 it 8 is
8 is 19 .
9 by 10 no
10 no 11 means
11 means 12 certain
12 certain 13 that
13 that 16 understood
14 the 15 minister
15 minister 16 understood
16 understood 17 her
16 understood 18 either
18 either 19 .

when he was leaving he said , " [i] hope we shall see you at church next [sunday] , [miss] [lloyd] . " 
1 when 5 he
2 he 3 was
3 was 4 leaving
4 leaving 5 he
5 he 12 shall
6 said 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 10 hope
10 hope 11 we
11 we 12 shall
12 shall 13 see
13 see 14 you
13 see 15 at
15 at 16 church
16 church 22 .
17 next 19 ,
19 , 22 .
22 . 23 "

" indeed , you will , " said the [old] [lady] emphatically . 
1 " 4 you
2 indeed 3 ,
2 indeed 4 you
4 you 5 will
5 will 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 12 emphatically
8 said 9 the
9 the 12 emphatically
12 emphatically 13 .

[iii] [.] 

[the] [july] [chapter] 

the first day of [july] [sylvia] found a little birch bark boat full of strawberries at the beech in the hollow . 
1 the 2 first
2 first 3 day
3 day 4 of
4 of 12 boat
7 found 9 little
8 a 9 little
9 little 12 boat
10 birch 11 bark
11 bark 12 boat
12 boat 16 at
13 full 14 of
14 of 15 strawberries
15 strawberries 16 at
16 at 18 beech
17 the 18 beech
18 beech 19 in
19 in 21 hollow
20 the 21 hollow
21 hollow 22 .

they were the earliest of the season ; the [old] [lady] had found them in one of her secret haunts . 
1 they 7 season
2 were 4 earliest
3 the 4 earliest
4 earliest 5 of
5 of 6 the
6 the 7 season
7 season 8 ;
8 ; 9 the
9 the 20 haunts
12 had 13 found
13 found 14 them
13 found 19 secret
14 them 15 in
14 them 16 one
16 one 17 of
17 of 18 her
19 secret 20 haunts
20 haunts 21 .

they would have been a toothsome addition to the [old] [lady] ['s] own slender bill of fare ; but she never thought of eating them . 
1 they 15 bill
2 would 3 have
3 have 4 been
4 been 6 toothsome
4 been 7 addition
5 a 6 toothsome
7 addition 8 to
8 to 9 the
9 the 13 own
13 own 14 slender
14 slender 15 bill
15 bill 22 thought
16 of 17 fare
17 fare 18 ;
18 ; 21 never
18 ; 22 thought
19 but 20 she
19 but 21 never
22 thought 23 of
23 of 26 .
24 eating 25 them
24 eating 26 .

she got far more pleasure out of the thought of [sylvia] ['s] enjoying them for her tea . 
1 she 2 got
2 got 3 far
2 got 7 of
4 more 5 pleasure
5 pleasure 7 of
6 out 7 of
7 of 9 thought
8 the 9 thought
9 thought 10 of
9 thought 15 for
10 of 13 enjoying
13 enjoying 14 them
15 for 17 tea
16 her 17 tea
17 tea 18 .

thereafter the strawberries alternated with the flowers as long as they lasted , and then came blueberries and raspberries . 
1 thereafter 13 ,
2 the 3 strawberries
3 strawberries 4 alternated
4 alternated 5 with
5 with 7 flowers
6 the 7 flowers
7 flowers 9 long
8 as 9 long
9 long 10 as
10 as 11 they
11 they 12 lasted
12 lasted 13 ,
13 , 16 came
14 and 15 then
15 then 16 came
16 came 18 and
17 blueberries 18 and
18 and 19 raspberries
19 raspberries 20 .

the blueberries grew far away and the [old] [lady] [had] many a tramp after them . 
1 the 2 blueberries
2 blueberries 3 grew
2 blueberries 6 and
3 grew 4 far
3 grew 5 away
4 far 5 away
6 and 7 the
7 the 11 many
11 many 13 tramp
12 a 13 tramp
13 tramp 14 after
14 after 16 .
15 them 16 .

sometimes her bones ached at night because of it ; but what cared [the] [old] [lady] for that ? 
1 sometimes 2 her
2 her 3 bones
3 bones 4 ached
4 ached 5 at
5 at 6 night
6 night 7 because
7 because 8 of
8 of 9 it
9 it 10 ;
10 ; 11 but
11 but 12 what
11 but 19 ?
12 what 13 cared
13 cared 17 for
17 for 18 that

bone ache is easier to endure than soul ache ; and the [old] [lady] ['s] soul had stopped aching for the first time in many year . 
1 bone 2 ache
2 ache 9 ache
3 is 4 easier
4 easier 5 to
4 easier 9 ache
5 to 6 endure
6 endure 8 soul
7 than 8 soul
9 ache 27 .
10 ; 11 and
10 ; 18 stopped
11 and 16 soul
12 the 16 soul
16 soul 17 had
18 stopped 19 aching
18 stopped 25 many
19 aching 20 for
20 for 23 time
21 the 22 first
21 the 23 time
23 time 24 in
25 many 26 year
25 many 27 .

it was being nourished with heavenly manna . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 being
3 being 4 nourished
4 nourished 5 with
5 with 6 heavenly
6 heavenly 7 manna
7 manna 8 .

one evening [crooked] [jack] came up to fix something that had gone wrong with the [old] [lady] 's well . 
1 one 2 evening
1 one 18 's
2 evening 5 came
5 came 6 up
6 up 7 to
6 up 8 fix
7 to 8 fix
8 fix 9 something
8 fix 14 with
9 something 10 that
10 that 11 had
11 had 12 gone
12 gone 13 wrong
14 with 15 the
18 's 19 well
19 well 20 .

" why ? " asked the [old] [lady] , turning very pale . 
1 " 2 why
2 why 3 ?
3 ? 4 "
4 " 5 asked
5 asked 13 .
6 the 12 pale
6 the 13 .
9 , 10 turning
10 turning 11 very
11 very 12 pale

had anything happened to [sylvia] ? 
1 had 2 anything
1 had 3 happened
2 anything 3 happened
3 happened 4 to
4 to 6 ?

" they 're great swells and everybody will be got up regardless . 
1 " 2 they
1 " 6 and
2 they 3 're
3 're 4 great
4 great 5 swells
6 and 10 got
7 everybody 8 will
8 will 9 be
9 be 10 got
10 got 11 up
11 up 12 regardless
12 regardless 13 .

mrs [spencer] was telling me about it . 
1 mrs 3 was
3 was 4 telling
4 telling 5 me
5 me 6 about
5 me 8 .
6 about 7 it

she says [miss] [gray] can't afford a new dress because she 's helping to pay her aunt 's doctor 's bills . 
1 she 2 says
2 says 10 because
5 can't 6 afford
6 afford 9 dress
6 afford 10 because
7 a 8 new
7 a 9 dress
8 new 9 dress
10 because 15 pay
11 she 12 's
12 's 13 helping
13 helping 14 to
14 to 15 pay
15 pay 16 her
16 her 17 aunt
17 aunt 18 's
18 's 19 doctor
19 doctor 20 's
20 's 22 .
21 bills 22 .

she says she 's sure [miss] [gray] feels awful disappointed over it , though she doesn't let on . 
1 she 8 feels
2 says 3 she
2 says 4 's
3 she 4 's
4 's 5 sure
5 sure 8 feels
8 feels 9 awful
8 feels 14 though
9 awful 10 disappointed
10 disappointed 11 over
11 over 12 it
13 , 14 though
14 though 15 she
15 she 18 on
16 doesn't 17 let
17 let 18 on
18 on 19 .

but [mrs] [spencer] says she knows she was crying after she went to bed last night . " 
1 but 11 she
4 says 5 she
5 she 6 knows
6 knows 7 she
6 knows 10 after
7 she 8 was
8 was 9 crying
10 after 11 she
11 she 12 went
12 went 13 to
13 to 14 bed
14 bed 15 last
15 last 16 night
16 night 17 .
17 . 18 "

the [old] [lady] turned and went into the house abruptly . 
1 the 4 turned
4 turned 5 and
5 and 6 went
6 went 7 into
7 into 9 house
8 the 9 house
9 house 10 abruptly
10 abruptly 11 .

this was dreadful . 
1 this 2 was
2 was 3 dreadful
3 dreadful 4 .

sylvia must go to that party she [must] . 
1 sylvia 2 must
2 must 3 go
3 go 4 to
3 go 6 party
4 to 5 that
6 party 7 she
7 she 9 .

but how was it to be managed ? 
1 but 2 how
1 but 3 was
2 how 3 was
3 was 4 it
3 was 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 7 managed
7 managed 8 ?

through [the] [old] [lady] 's brain passed wild thoughts of her mother 's silk dresses . 
1 through 5 's
5 's 6 brain
6 brain 10 of
7 passed 9 thoughts
8 wild 9 thoughts
9 thoughts 10 of
10 of 14 silk
11 her 12 mother
12 mother 13 's
13 's 14 silk
14 silk 15 dresses
14 silk 16 .

but none of them would be suitable , even if there were time to make one over . 
1 but 2 none
1 but 6 be
2 none 3 of
3 of 4 them
5 would 6 be
6 be 9 even
7 suitable 8 ,
8 , 9 even
9 even 11 there
10 if 11 there
11 there 14 to
12 were 13 time
13 time 14 to
14 to 15 make
15 make 16 one
16 one 17 over
17 over 18 .

never had the [old] [lady] so bitterly regretted her vanished wealth . 
1 never 2 had
2 had 12 .
3 the 11 wealth
3 the 12 .
6 so 7 bitterly
6 so 10 vanished
7 bitterly 8 regretted
8 regretted 9 her
10 vanished 11 wealth

is there anything [i] can sell [anything] ? 
1 is 2 there
2 there 3 anything
3 anything 5 can
3 anything 8 ?
5 can 6 sell

yes , yes , the grape jug ! " 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 3 yes
3 yes 4 ,
4 , 6 grape
5 the 6 grape
6 grape 7 jug
7 jug 8 !
8 ! 9 "

up to this time , the [old] [lady] would as soon have thought of trying to sell her head as the grape jug . 
1 up 4 time
1 up 5 ,
2 to 3 this
2 to 4 time
5 , 13 thought
6 the 9 would
9 would 12 have
10 as 11 soon
11 soon 12 have
12 have 13 thought
13 thought 14 of
14 of 15 trying
15 trying 16 to
16 to 17 sell
17 sell 18 her
18 her 19 head
19 head 20 as
20 as 23 jug
21 the 22 grape
22 grape 23 jug
23 jug 24 .

the grape jug was two hundred years old and had been in the [lloyd] family ever since it was a jug at all . 
1 the 2 grape
1 the 5 two
2 grape 3 jug
3 jug 4 was
5 two 6 hundred
5 two 11 been
6 hundred 8 old
7 years 8 old
9 and 10 had
10 had 11 been
11 been 15 family
12 in 13 the
13 the 15 family
15 family 19 was
16 ever 18 it
17 since 18 it
18 it 19 was
19 was 21 jug
20 a 21 jug
21 jug 24 .
22 at 23 all
23 all 24 .

the [old] [lady] had torn the card to pieces ; but she remembered the name and address . 
1 the 4 had
4 had 18 .
5 torn 6 the
6 the 7 card
7 card 8 to
8 to 9 pieces
9 pieces 10 ;
10 ; 12 she
10 ; 18 .
11 but 12 she
12 she 13 remembered
13 remembered 15 name
14 the 15 name
15 name 16 and
16 and 17 address

she went to the cupboard and took down the beloved jug . 
1 she 2 went
1 she 6 and
3 to 4 the
4 the 5 cupboard
5 cupboard 6 and
6 and 7 took
7 took 8 down
8 down 9 the
9 the 12 .
10 beloved 11 jug
11 jug 12 .

and , after all , when [i] 'm gone , who would there be to have it ? 
1 and 3 after
2 , 3 after
3 after 5 ,
3 after 10 ,
4 all 5 ,
5 , 6 when
8 'm 9 gone
8 'm 10 ,
10 , 13 there
11 who 12 would
11 who 13 there
13 there 14 be
14 be 15 to
14 be 18 ?
15 to 16 have
16 have 17 it

strangers would get it then it might as well go to them now . 
1 strangers 2 would
2 would 3 get
3 get 4 it
3 get 5 then
5 then 6 it
6 it 7 might
7 might 10 go
8 as 9 well
9 well 10 go
10 go 11 to
10 go 13 now
11 to 12 them
13 now 14 .

i 'll have to go to town to-morrow morning , for there 's no time to lose if the party is [friday] night . 
1 i 2 'll
2 'll 5 go
3 have 4 to
4 to 5 go
5 go 6 to
5 go 9 morning
6 to 7 town
7 town 8 to-morrow
9 morning 10 ,
10 , 16 to
11 for 12 there
12 there 13 's
13 's 14 no
14 no 15 time
15 time 16 to
16 to 24 .
17 lose 18 if
18 if 20 party
19 the 20 party
20 party 21 is
21 is 23 night
23 night 24 .

i haven't been to town for ten years . 
1 i 2 haven't
2 haven't 3 been
3 been 4 to
4 to 5 town
5 town 6 for
6 for 7 ten
7 ten 8 years
8 years 9 .

i dread the thought of going , more than parting with the jug . 
1 i 2 dread
2 dread 4 thought
3 the 4 thought
4 thought 5 of
5 of 6 going
6 going 8 more
7 , 8 more
8 more 9 than
9 than 10 parting
10 parting 11 with
11 with 13 jug
12 the 13 jug
13 jug 14 .

but for [sylvia] ['s] sake ! " 
1 but 2 for
1 but 6 !
2 for 5 sake
6 ! 7 "

it was all over [spencervale] by the next morning that [old] [lady] [lloyd] had gone to town , carrying a carefully guarded box . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 all
2 was 4 over
2 was 6 by
2 was 10 that
6 by 9 morning
7 the 9 morning
8 next 9 morning
10 that 14 had
14 had 15 gone
15 gone 16 to
15 gone 18 ,
16 to 17 town
18 , 22 guarded
19 carrying 20 a
20 a 21 carefully
21 carefully 22 guarded
22 guarded 23 box
23 box 24 .

the [old] [lady] sought out the address of the china collector , trembling with fear that she might be dead or gone . 
1 the 11 collector
4 sought 5 out
4 sought 7 address
6 the 7 address
7 address 8 of
8 of 10 china
9 the 10 china
10 china 11 collector
11 collector 12 ,
12 , 13 trembling
13 trembling 14 with
13 trembling 18 might
14 with 15 fear
15 fear 16 that
16 that 17 she
16 that 18 might
18 might 19 be
19 be 20 dead
19 be 21 or
21 or 22 gone
22 gone 23 .

but the collector was there , very much alive , and as keenly anxious to possess the grape jug as ever . 
1 but 3 collector
1 but 6 ,
2 the 3 collector
3 collector 4 was
4 was 5 there
6 , 11 and
7 very 8 much
7 very 9 alive
7 very 11 and
9 alive 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 18 grape
12 as 13 keenly
13 keenly 14 anxious
14 anxious 15 to
15 to 16 possess
16 possess 17 the
17 the 18 grape
18 grape 19 jug
19 jug 22 .
20 as 21 ever
21 ever 22 .

old [lady] [lloyd] felt like a traitor to her traditions . 
1 old 4 felt
4 felt 5 like
5 like 7 traitor
6 a 7 traitor
7 traitor 8 to
8 to 10 traditions
9 her 10 traditions
10 traditions 11 .

as she marched erectly down the aisle of the store , she encountered a sleek , portly , prosperous man coming in . 
1 as 2 she
1 as 8 of
2 she 3 marched
3 marched 4 erectly
4 erectly 5 down
5 down 7 aisle
6 the 7 aisle
8 of 10 store
9 the 10 store
10 store 17 portly
11 , 12 she
12 she 15 sleek
13 encountered 14 a
13 encountered 15 sleek
15 sleek 16 ,
16 , 17 portly
17 portly 20 man
18 , 19 prosperous
18 , 20 man
20 man 21 coming
21 coming 22 in
22 in 23 .

as their eyes met , the man started and his bland face flushed crimson ; he lifted his hat and bowed confusedly . 
1 as 8 started
2 their 3 eyes
3 eyes 5 ,
3 eyes 7 man
4 met 5 ,
6 the 7 man
7 man 8 started
8 started 12 face
9 and 10 his
9 and 12 face
10 his 11 bland
12 face 13 flushed
13 flushed 14 crimson
13 flushed 15 ;
15 ; 16 he
15 ; 17 lifted
16 he 17 lifted
17 lifted 19 hat
18 his 19 hat
19 hat 20 and
19 hat 21 bowed
20 and 21 bowed
21 bowed 22 confusedly
22 confusedly 23 .

but the [old] [lady] looked through him as if he wasn't there , and passed on with not a sign of recognition about her . 
1 but 14 and
2 the 5 looked
5 looked 6 through
6 through 7 him
7 him 8 as
8 as 10 he
8 as 11 wasn't
9 if 10 he
10 he 11 wasn't
11 wasn't 14 and
12 there 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 passed
15 passed 16 on
15 passed 21 of
17 with 18 not
18 not 20 sign
19 a 20 sign
20 sign 21 of
21 of 22 recognition
22 recognition 23 about
23 about 25 .
24 her 25 .

he took one step after her , then stopped and turned away , with a rather disagreeable smile and a shrug of his shoulders . 
1 he 2 took
1 he 10 and
2 took 4 step
3 one 4 step
4 step 5 after
5 after 6 her
7 , 8 then
7 , 9 stopped
9 stopped 10 and
10 and 11 turned
10 and 12 away
10 and 14 with
12 away 13 ,
14 with 19 and
15 a 16 rather
15 a 18 smile
16 rather 17 disagreeable
18 smile 19 and
19 and 21 shrug
20 a 21 shrug
21 shrug 22 of
22 of 25 .
23 his 24 shoulders
24 shoulders 25 .

nobody would have guessed , as the [old] [lady] swept out , how her heart was seething with abhorrence and scorn . 
1 nobody 2 would
2 would 5 ,
3 have 4 guessed
3 have 5 ,
5 , 20 and
6 as 10 swept
7 the 10 swept
10 swept 16 was
11 out 12 ,
12 , 13 how
13 how 15 heart
14 her 15 heart
15 heart 16 was
16 was 17 seething
16 was 18 with
18 with 19 abhorrence
19 abhorrence 20 and
20 and 21 scorn
21 scorn 22 .

[she] [,] [at] [any] [rate] [,] [had] [not] [faltered] [and] [coloured] [,] [and] [lost] [her] [presence] [of] [mind] [.] 

" it is little wonder [he] did , " thought the [old] [lady] vindictively . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 5 wonder
2 it 3 is
4 little 5 wonder
5 wonder 7 did
7 did 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 thought
10 thought 14 vindictively
11 the 14 vindictively
14 vindictively 15 .

it pleased her that [andrew] [cameron] should lose , before her , the front of [adamant] he presented to the world . 
1 it 2 pleased
2 pleased 3 her
2 pleased 19 to
4 that 7 should
7 should 8 lose
8 lose 10 before
8 lose 14 front
9 , 10 before
10 before 11 her
10 before 12 ,
13 the 14 front
14 front 15 of
14 front 19 to
15 of 17 he
17 he 18 presented
19 to 21 world
20 the 21 world
21 world 22 .

presently , she resolutely put [andrew] [cameron] out of her mind . 
1 presently 2 ,
1 presently 3 she
3 she 4 resolutely
4 resolutely 5 put
5 put 8 out
5 put 12 .
8 out 9 of
9 of 10 her
11 mind 12 .

it was desecration to think of him and [sylvia] together . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 desecration
3 desecration 4 to
4 to 5 think
5 think 6 of
6 of 7 him
7 him 11 .
8 and 10 together
10 together 11 .

" it 's sweet to sacrifice for one we love it 's sweet to have someone to sacrifice for , " thought the [old] [lady] . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 10 love
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 sweet
5 to 6 sacrifice
5 to 10 love
6 sacrifice 7 for
7 for 8 one
8 one 9 we
10 love 17 to
11 it 12 's
12 's 13 sweet
13 sweet 14 to
14 to 15 have
15 have 16 someone
16 someone 17 to
17 to 18 sacrifice
18 sacrifice 19 for
19 for 20 ,
20 , 22 thought
21 " 22 thought
22 thought 26 .
23 the 26 .

desire grows by what it feeds on . 
1 desire 2 grows
2 grows 3 by
3 by 4 what
4 what 5 it
4 what 6 feeds
6 feeds 7 on
7 on 8 .

it was not enough to fancy her in it ; nothing would do the [old] [lady] but seeing her . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 not
2 was 17 but
3 not 4 enough
4 enough 5 to
5 to 6 fancy
6 fancy 7 her
6 fancy 8 in
8 in 9 it
9 it 12 would
10 ; 11 nothing
11 nothing 12 would
12 would 13 do
13 do 14 the
17 but 18 seeing
18 seeing 19 her
19 her 20 .

she wrapped herself in a dark shawl and crept out , slipping down to the hollow and up the wood lane . 
1 she 2 wrapped
2 wrapped 3 herself
2 wrapped 4 in
2 wrapped 10 out
3 herself 4 in
4 in 7 shawl
5 a 6 dark
6 dark 7 shawl
7 shawl 8 and
8 and 9 crept
10 out 18 up
11 , 12 slipping
12 slipping 13 down
13 down 14 to
13 down 18 up
14 to 16 hollow
15 the 16 hollow
16 hollow 17 and
18 up 20 wood
19 the 20 wood
20 wood 21 lane
21 lane 22 .

sylvia [gray] was standing in her room , ready for the party . 
1 sylvia 3 was
3 was 4 standing
3 was 5 in
5 in 7 room
6 her 7 room
7 room 9 ready
8 , 9 ready
9 ready 10 for
10 for 12 party
11 the 12 party
12 party 13 .

before her stood [mrs] [spencer] and [amelia] [spencer] and all the little [spencer] girls , in an admiring semi-circle . 
1 before 2 her
1 before 3 stood
3 stood 6 and
6 and 14 girls
9 and 10 all
10 all 11 the
11 the 12 little
12 little 14 girls
14 girls 15 ,
15 , 16 in
16 in 20 .
17 an 19 semi-circle
17 an 20 .
18 admiring 19 semi-circle

there was another spectator . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 another
3 another 4 spectator
4 spectator 5 .

outside , under the lilac bush , [old] [lady] [lloyd] was standing . 
1 outside 2 ,
2 , 3 under
3 under 5 lilac
4 the 5 lilac
5 lilac 6 bush
6 bush 7 ,
7 , 13 .
11 was 12 standing
12 standing 13 .

pink as they were , they were not so pink as her cheeks , and her eyes shone like stars . 
1 pink 2 as
1 pink 5 ,
1 pink 8 not
2 as 3 they
2 as 4 were
3 they 4 were
5 , 6 they
6 they 7 were
8 not 10 pink
9 so 10 pink
10 pink 11 as
11 as 14 ,
12 her 13 cheeks
13 cheeks 14 ,
14 , 17 eyes
15 and 16 her
16 her 17 eyes
17 eyes 18 shone
18 shone 21 .
19 like 20 stars
20 stars 21 .

" that dress couldn't have fitted better if it had been made for you , " said [mrs] [spencer] admiringly . 
1 " 3 dress
1 " 6 fitted
2 that 3 dress
4 couldn't 5 have
5 have 6 fitted
6 fitted 7 better
6 fitted 8 if
8 if 9 it
8 if 12 made
9 it 10 had
10 had 11 been
11 been 12 made
12 made 13 for
13 for 15 ,
14 you 15 ,
15 , 16 "
16 " 21 .
17 said 20 admiringly
20 admiringly 21 .

" ain't she lovely , [amelia] ? 
1 " 2 ain't
2 ain't 3 she
2 ain't 4 lovely
4 lovely 5 ,
5 , 7 ?

who [could] have sent it ? " 
1 who 3 have
3 have 4 sent
4 sent 5 it
5 it 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

" oh , [i] feel sure that [mrs] [moore] was the fairy godmother , " said [sylvia] . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 5 feel
2 oh 3 ,
5 feel 6 sure
6 sure 7 that
6 sure 10 was
10 was 12 fairy
10 was 15 "
11 the 12 fairy
13 godmother 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 18 .
16 said 18 .

" there is nobody else who would . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 is
3 is 4 nobody
4 nobody 5 else
5 else 6 who
6 who 7 would
7 would 8 .

it was dear of her she knew [i] wished so much to go to the party with [janet] . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 dear
3 dear 4 of
3 dear 12 to
4 of 5 her
6 she 7 knew
7 knew 9 wished
9 wished 10 so
10 so 11 much
11 much 12 to
12 to 16 party
13 go 14 to
14 to 15 the
15 the 16 party
16 party 17 with
17 with 19 .

i wish [aunty] could see me now . " 
1 i 2 wish
2 wish 4 could
4 could 5 see
5 see 6 me
6 me 7 now
7 now 8 .
8 . 9 "

sylvia gave a little sigh in spite of her joy . 
1 sylvia 2 gave
2 gave 6 in
3 a 4 little
4 little 5 sigh
5 sigh 6 in
6 in 7 spite
7 spite 8 of
8 of 10 joy
9 her 10 joy
10 joy 11 .

" there 's nobody else to care very much . " 
1 " 3 's
2 there 3 's
3 's 4 nobody
4 nobody 5 else
4 nobody 6 to
6 to 7 care
7 care 8 very
8 very 10 .
9 much 10 .
10 . 11 "

ah , [sylvia] , you were wrong ! 
1 ah 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
4 , 5 you
5 you 6 were
6 were 7 wrong
7 wrong 8 !

[iv] [.] 

[the] [august] [chapter] 

the [old] [lady] was on the point of refusing rather haughtily . 
1 the 4 was
4 was 12 .
5 on 7 point
6 the 7 point
7 point 8 of
8 of 9 refusing
9 refusing 10 rather
10 rather 11 haughtily
11 haughtily 12 .

but a sudden thought checked her refusal before it reached her lips . 
1 but 4 thought
2 a 3 sudden
2 a 4 thought
3 sudden 4 thought
4 thought 5 checked
5 checked 7 refusal
6 her 7 refusal
7 refusal 8 before
8 before 10 reached
9 it 10 reached
10 reached 12 lips
11 her 12 lips
12 lips 13 .

" [i] suppose some of the young girls go to the [circle] ? " she said craftily . 
1 " 3 suppose
3 suppose 9 go
4 some 5 of
4 some 8 girls
5 of 7 young
6 the 7 young
8 girls 9 go
9 go 10 to
10 to 11 the
11 the 17 craftily
13 ? 14 "
14 " 15 she
14 " 17 craftily
15 she 16 said
17 craftily 18 .

" oh , they all go , " said the minister 's wife . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 3 ,
1 " 4 they
3 , 4 they
4 they 7 ,
5 all 6 go
6 go 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 11 minister
9 said 10 the
10 the 11 minister
11 minister 12 's
12 's 14 .
13 wife 14 .

" [janet] [moore] and [miss] [gray] are our most enthusiastic members . 
1 " 7 are
4 and 7 are
7 are 10 enthusiastic
8 our 9 most
9 most 10 enthusiastic
10 enthusiastic 12 .
11 members 12 .

it is very lovely of [miss] [gray] to give her [saturday] afternoons the only ones she has free from pupils to our work . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 4 lovely
2 is 14 only
3 very 4 lovely
4 lovely 5 of
5 of 8 to
8 to 9 give
9 give 10 her
9 give 12 afternoons
13 the 14 only
14 only 15 ones
15 ones 16 she
16 she 17 has
17 has 18 free
17 has 21 to
18 free 19 from
19 from 20 pupils
21 to 24 .
22 our 23 work
23 work 24 .

but she really has the sweetest disposition . " 
1 but 2 she
2 she 3 really
3 really 6 sweetest
4 has 5 the
5 the 6 sweetest
6 sweetest 7 disposition
7 disposition 8 .
8 . 9 "

" [i] 'll join your [circle] , " said the [old] [lady] promptly . 
1 " 3 'll
3 'll 4 join
4 join 5 your
4 join 8 "
7 , 8 "
8 " 13 promptly
9 said 10 the
10 the 13 promptly
13 promptly 14 .

she was determined she would do it , if she had to live on two meals a day to save the necessary fee . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 determined
2 was 9 if
4 she 5 would
5 would 6 do
6 do 7 it
6 do 8 ,
8 , 9 if
9 if 10 she
9 if 22 necessary
10 she 11 had
11 had 12 to
12 to 13 live
13 live 14 on
13 live 19 to
14 on 16 meals
15 two 16 meals
16 meals 18 day
17 a 18 day
19 to 20 save
20 save 21 the
22 necessary 24 .
23 fee 24 .

she went to the [sewing] [circle] [at] [james] [martin] 's the next [saturday] , and did the most beautiful hand sewing for them . 
1 she 2 went
2 went 3 to
3 to 4 the
4 the 20 hand
10 's 12 next
10 's 14 ,
11 the 12 next
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 did
16 did 19 beautiful
17 the 18 most
18 most 19 beautiful
19 beautiful 20 hand
20 hand 21 sewing
21 sewing 22 for
22 for 24 .
23 them 24 .

nobody thought of introducing [sylvia] to [old] [lady] [lloyd] , and the [old] [lady] was glad of it . 
1 nobody 2 thought
2 thought 3 of
3 of 4 introducing
4 introducing 6 to
6 to 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 19 .
12 the 15 was
15 was 19 .
16 glad 17 of
16 glad 19 .
17 of 18 it

she sewed finely away , and listened with all her ears to the girlish chatter which went on in the opposite corner . 
1 she 5 ,
2 sewed 3 finely
2 sewed 5 ,
3 finely 4 away
5 , 7 listened
6 and 7 listened
7 listened 11 ears
8 with 9 all
9 all 10 her
10 her 11 ears
11 ears 12 to
12 to 13 the
13 the 15 chatter
14 girlish 15 chatter
15 chatter 17 went
16 which 17 went
17 went 23 .
18 on 21 opposite
18 on 22 corner
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 opposite
22 corner 23 .

one thing she found out [sylvia] 's birthday was the twentieth of [august] . 
1 one 2 thing
1 one 5 out
2 thing 3 she
3 she 4 found
5 out 7 's
7 's 8 birthday
8 birthday 9 was
9 was 11 twentieth
10 the 11 twentieth
11 twentieth 12 of
12 of 14 .

and [the] [old] [lady] was straightway fired with a consuming wish to give [sylvia] a birthday present . 
1 and 5 was
5 was 6 straightway
6 straightway 7 fired
6 straightway 8 with
8 with 10 consuming
9 a 10 consuming
10 consuming 12 to
10 consuming 13 give
11 wish 12 to
13 give 16 birthday
13 give 18 .
15 a 16 birthday
17 present 18 .

old [lady] [lloyd] worried quite absurdly over this , and it haunted her like a spectre until the next [sewing] [circle] day . 
1 old 4 worried
1 old 9 ,
4 worried 5 quite
5 quite 6 absurdly
5 quite 7 over
7 over 8 this
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 it
10 and 12 haunted
12 haunted 13 her
12 haunted 14 like
12 haunted 22 day
14 like 17 until
15 a 16 spectre
15 a 17 until
17 until 19 next
18 the 19 next
22 day 23 .

they were talking of their favourite poets . 
1 they 2 were
2 were 3 talking
3 talking 4 of
4 of 6 favourite
5 their 6 favourite
6 favourite 7 poets
7 poets 8 .

janet , it appeared , adored [byron] and [scott] . 
1 janet 2 ,
2 , 4 appeared
3 it 4 appeared
4 appeared 5 ,
5 , 6 adored
6 adored 8 and
8 and 10 .

sylvia leaned to [tennyson] and [browning] . 
1 sylvia 2 leaned
2 leaned 3 to
2 leaned 5 and
5 and 7 .

" do you know , " said [sylvia] softly , " my father was a poet ? 
1 " 2 do
1 " 3 you
3 you 5 ,
4 know 5 ,
5 , 6 "
5 , 7 said
7 said 9 softly
7 said 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 17 ?
11 " 12 my
12 my 13 father
13 father 14 was
14 was 16 poet
15 a 16 poet

it was published when he was at college just a small , private edition to give his friends . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 published
2 was 12 ,
3 published 4 when
4 when 5 he
4 when 6 was
5 he 6 was
6 was 7 at
7 at 8 college
8 college 9 just
10 a 11 small
11 small 12 ,
12 , 19 .
13 private 14 edition
14 edition 15 to
15 to 16 give
16 give 17 his
17 his 18 friends
18 friends 19 .

he never published any more poor father ! 
1 he 2 never
2 never 3 published
3 published 4 any
4 any 5 more
5 more 6 poor
6 poor 7 father
7 father 8 !

i think life disappointed him . 
1 i 2 think
2 think 3 life
3 life 4 disappointed
4 disappointed 5 him
5 him 6 .

but [i] have such a longing to see that little book of his verse . 
1 but 6 longing
3 have 4 such
4 such 6 longing
5 a 6 longing
6 longing 8 see
7 to 8 see
8 see 11 book
9 that 10 little
10 little 11 book
11 book 12 of
12 of 13 his
13 his 14 verse
14 verse 15 .

i haven't a scrap of his writings . 
1 i 2 haven't
2 haven't 4 scrap
3 a 4 scrap
4 scrap 5 of
5 of 7 writings
6 his 7 writings
7 writings 8 .

if [i] had it would seem as if [i] possessed something of him of his heart , his soul , his inner life . 
1 if 16 heart
3 had 4 it
3 had 6 seem
4 it 5 would
6 seem 8 if
7 as 8 if
8 if 10 possessed
10 possessed 11 something
11 something 12 of
11 something 14 of
12 of 13 him
14 of 15 his
15 his 16 heart
16 heart 24 .
17 , 18 his
18 his 19 soul
19 soul 20 ,
20 , 21 his
20 , 23 life
22 inner 23 life
23 life 24 .

he would be something more than a mere name to me . " 
1 he 2 would
2 would 3 be
3 be 4 something
3 be 6 than
4 something 5 more
6 than 9 name
7 a 9 name
8 mere 9 name
9 name 10 to
10 to 13 "
11 me 12 .
12 . 13 "

" didn't he have a copy of his own didn't your mother have one ? " asked [janet] . 
1 " 9 own
2 didn't 3 he
2 didn't 4 have
4 have 6 copy
5 a 6 copy
6 copy 7 of
7 of 8 his
8 his 9 own
9 own 10 didn't
10 didn't 15 ?
11 your 12 mother
11 your 14 one
12 mother 13 have
14 one 15 ?
15 ? 16 "
16 " 17 asked
17 asked 19 .

" mother hadn't . 
1 " 2 mother
2 mother 3 hadn't
3 hadn't 4 .

she died when [i] was born , you know , but [aunty] says there was no copy of father 's poems among mother 's books . 
1 she 11 but
2 died 3 when
2 died 7 ,
3 when 6 born
5 was 6 born
7 , 8 you
8 you 9 know
9 know 11 but
10 , 11 but
11 but 13 says
13 says 18 of
14 there 15 was
15 was 17 copy
16 no 17 copy
17 copy 18 of
18 of 21 poems
19 father 20 's
20 's 21 poems
21 poems 22 among
22 among 25 books
23 mother 24 's
24 's 25 books
25 books 26 .

mother didn't care for poetry , [aunty] says [aunty] doesn't either . 
1 mother 2 didn't
2 didn't 3 care
3 care 4 for
4 for 6 ,
5 poetry 6 ,
6 , 8 says
8 says 10 doesn't
10 doesn't 11 either
11 either 12 .

father went to [europe] after mother died , and he died there the next year . 
1 father 3 to
1 father 8 ,
2 went 3 to
5 after 6 mother
6 mother 7 died
7 died 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 he
9 and 12 there
10 he 11 died
12 there 15 year
13 the 15 year
14 next 15 year
15 year 16 .

nothing that he had with him was ever sent home to us . 
1 nothing 2 that
2 that 3 he
2 that 7 was
3 he 4 had
4 had 5 with
5 with 6 him
7 was 8 ever
7 was 9 sent
8 ever 9 sent
9 sent 10 home
9 sent 11 to
10 home 11 to
11 to 12 us
12 us 13 .

[his] [book] [wasn't] [among] [them] [.] 

i don't suppose [i] shall ever find a copy , but [i] should be so delighted if [i] only could . " 
1 i 5 shall
2 don't 3 suppose
3 suppose 5 shall
5 shall 6 ever
6 ever 7 find
7 find 9 copy
7 find 10 ,
7 find 14 be
8 a 9 copy
10 , 11 but
11 but 13 should
14 be 15 so
15 so 16 delighted
16 delighted 19 only
16 delighted 20 could
17 if 19 only
20 could 21 .
21 . 22 "

when the [old] [lady] got home she took from her top bureau drawer an inlaid box of sandalwood . 
1 when 13 drawer
2 the 12 bureau
2 the 13 drawer
5 got 6 home
6 home 7 she
7 she 8 took
8 took 9 from
8 took 11 top
9 from 10 her
11 top 12 bureau
13 drawer 19 .
14 an 15 inlaid
15 inlaid 16 box
16 box 17 of
17 of 18 sandalwood
18 sandalwood 19 .

it held a little , slim , limp volume , wrapped in tissue paper the [old] [lady] 's most treasured possession . 
1 it 2 held
2 held 4 little
3 a 4 little
4 little 6 slim
5 , 6 slim
6 slim 7 ,
7 , 8 limp
7 , 10 ,
8 limp 9 volume
10 , 14 paper
11 wrapped 12 in
12 in 13 tissue
13 tissue 14 paper
14 paper 22 .
15 the 18 's
18 's 20 treasured
19 most 20 treasured
20 treasured 21 possession
21 possession 22 .

on the fly-leaf was written , " to [margaret] , with the author 's love . " 
1 on 2 the
2 the 3 fly-leaf
3 fly-leaf 4 was
4 was 5 written
4 was 8 to
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 to
8 to 15 love
10 , 13 author
11 with 12 the
12 the 13 author
13 author 14 's
14 's 15 love
15 love 16 .
16 . 17 "

it was as if she had given away the last link between herself and her youth . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 as
3 as 7 given
4 if 5 she
5 she 6 had
6 had 7 given
7 given 10 last
7 given 13 herself
8 away 9 the
9 the 10 last
11 link 12 between
12 between 13 herself
13 herself 16 youth
14 and 15 her
15 her 16 youth
16 youth 17 .

but she did not regret it . 
1 but 2 she
2 she 3 did
3 did 4 not
4 not 5 regret
5 regret 6 it
6 it 7 .

it would give [sylvia] pleasure , and that had come to be the overmastering passion of the [old] [lady] 's heart . 
1 it 2 would
2 would 6 ,
3 give 5 pleasure
3 give 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 12 be
8 that 9 had
9 had 10 come
10 come 11 to
11 to 12 be
12 be 14 overmastering
13 the 14 overmastering
14 overmastering 22 .
15 passion 16 of
15 passion 20 's
16 of 17 the
20 's 21 heart
21 heart 22 .

the next night the light in [sylvia] 's room burned very late , and the [old] [lady] watched it triumphantly , knowing the meaning of it . 
1 the 2 next
1 the 10 burned
2 next 3 night
3 night 4 the
4 the 5 light
5 light 6 in
5 light 8 's
8 's 9 room
10 burned 13 ,
11 very 12 late
12 late 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 22 knowing
15 the 20 triumphantly
18 watched 19 it
18 watched 20 triumphantly
20 triumphantly 21 ,
21 , 22 knowing
22 knowing 27 .
23 the 24 meaning
23 the 27 .
24 meaning 25 of
25 of 26 it

after all , giving away the book had not mattered so very much . 
1 after 3 ,
2 all 3 ,
3 , 4 giving
4 giving 5 away
4 giving 7 book
6 the 7 book
7 book 8 had
8 had 9 not
8 had 12 very
9 not 10 mattered
10 mattered 11 so
12 very 13 much
12 very 14 .
13 much 14 .

she had the soul of it still and the fly-leaf with the name , in [leslie] 's writing , by which nobody ever called her now . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 27 .
3 the 4 soul
4 soul 5 of
4 soul 17 's
5 of 6 it
6 it 7 still
7 still 8 and
7 still 15 in
8 and 10 fly-leaf
9 the 10 fly-leaf
10 fly-leaf 14 ,
11 with 12 the
12 the 13 name
13 name 14 ,
17 's 18 writing
18 writing 19 ,
19 , 20 by
20 by 21 which
21 which 26 now
21 which 27 .
22 nobody 23 ever
22 nobody 24 called
24 called 25 her
24 called 26 now

the [old] [lady] was sitting on the [marshall] sofa the next [sewing] [circle] afternoon when [sylvia] [gray] came and sat down beside her . 
1 the 4 was
4 was 5 sitting
5 sitting 9 sofa
6 on 7 the
7 the 9 sofa
9 sofa 19 and
10 the 11 next
11 next 14 afternoon
14 afternoon 15 when
14 afternoon 18 came
18 came 19 and
19 and 20 sat
20 sat 21 down
21 down 22 beside
21 down 24 .
23 her 24 .

when she asked [sylvia] how she liked living in [spencervale] , [sylvia] said , 
1 when 2 she
2 she 3 asked
3 asked 5 how
5 how 6 she
5 how 13 said
6 she 7 liked
7 liked 8 living
8 living 9 in
11 , 13 said
13 said 14 ,

" very much . 
1 " 2 very
2 very 3 much
3 much 4 .

everybody is so kind to me . 
1 everybody 2 is
2 is 3 so
3 so 4 kind
4 kind 5 to
5 to 7 .
6 me 7 .

sylvia , being a girl of fine instincts , did not look at [old] [lady] [lloyd] as she said this . 
1 sylvia 2 ,
1 sylvia 3 being
3 being 4 a
3 being 5 girl
5 girl 6 of
6 of 8 instincts
7 fine 8 instincts
8 instincts 11 not
9 , 10 did
9 , 11 not
11 not 12 look
12 look 13 at
12 look 17 as
17 as 18 she
17 as 21 .
18 she 19 said
19 said 20 this

but she would not have seen anything if she had looked . 
1 but 3 would
2 she 3 would
3 would 4 not
4 not 6 seen
5 have 6 seen
6 seen 7 anything
7 anything 10 had
8 if 9 she
9 she 10 had
10 had 11 looked
11 looked 12 .

the [old] [lady] was not a [lloyd] for nothing . 
1 the 4 was
4 was 10 .
5 not 9 nothing
5 not 10 .
6 a 9 nothing
8 for 9 nothing

" how very interesting , " she said , indifferently . 
1 " 2 how
1 " 4 interesting
2 how 3 very
4 interesting 7 she
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 she
7 she 8 said
8 said 9 ,
9 , 10 indifferently
10 indifferently 11 .

" isn't it ? 
1 " 2 isn't
2 isn't 3 it
3 it 4 ?

i am so grateful to her and [i] have wished so much she might know how much pleasure she has given me . 
1 i 2 am
1 i 7 and
2 am 3 so
4 grateful 5 to
4 grateful 7 and
5 to 6 her
7 and 14 might
9 have 10 wished
10 wished 13 she
11 so 12 much
12 much 13 she
13 she 14 might
14 might 16 how
15 know 16 how
16 how 18 pleasure
17 much 18 pleasure
18 pleasure 21 given
19 she 20 has
20 has 21 given
21 given 22 me
22 me 23 .

i have found lovely flowers and delicious berries on my path all summer ; [i] feel sure she sent me my party dress . 
1 i 6 and
2 have 3 found
3 found 4 lovely
3 found 5 flowers
4 lovely 5 flowers
5 flowers 6 and
6 and 19 sent
7 delicious 8 berries
8 berries 9 on
8 berries 12 all
9 on 11 path
10 my 11 path
12 all 13 summer
13 summer 16 feel
14 ; 16 feel
16 feel 17 sure
17 sure 18 she
18 she 19 sent
19 sent 20 me
19 sent 24 .
20 me 21 my
21 my 22 party
22 party 23 dress

but the dearest gift came last week on my birthday a little volume of my father 's poems . 
1 but 3 dearest
1 but 4 gift
2 the 3 dearest
4 gift 6 last
5 came 6 last
6 last 7 week
7 week 8 on
8 on 10 birthday
9 my 10 birthday
10 birthday 13 volume
11 a 12 little
11 a 13 volume
13 volume 14 of
14 of 15 my
15 my 16 father
16 father 17 's
17 's 19 .
18 poems 19 .

i can't express what [i] felt on receiving them . 
1 i 2 can't
2 can't 3 express
3 express 4 what
4 what 6 felt
6 felt 7 on
7 on 8 receiving
8 receiving 9 them
9 them 10 .

but [i] longed to meet my fairy godmother and thank her . " 
1 but 5 meet
3 longed 4 to
4 to 5 meet
5 meet 7 fairy
6 my 7 fairy
7 fairy 8 godmother
8 godmother 9 and
9 and 10 thank
10 thank 11 her
10 thank 12 .
12 . 13 "

" quite a fascinating mystery , isn't it ? 
1 " 2 quite
2 quite 3 a
3 a 4 fascinating
4 fascinating 5 mystery
5 mystery 6 ,
6 , 7 isn't
7 isn't 8 it
8 it 9 ?

have you really no idea who she is ? " 
1 have 5 idea
2 you 3 really
3 really 4 no
4 no 5 idea
5 idea 6 who
6 who 9 ?
7 she 8 is
8 is 9 ?
9 ? 10 "

the [old] [lady] asked this dangerous question with marked success . 
1 the 4 asked
4 asked 9 marked
5 this 6 dangerous
5 this 9 marked
6 dangerous 8 with
7 question 8 with
9 marked 11 .
10 success 11 .

as it was , she had a comfortable conviction that she herself was the very last person [sylvia] would be likely to suspect . 
1 as 2 it
2 it 4 ,
3 was 4 ,
4 , 13 was
5 she 6 had
6 had 9 conviction
7 a 8 comfortable
7 a 9 conviction
9 conviction 10 that
10 that 11 she
10 that 13 was
11 she 12 herself
13 was 16 last
14 the 15 very
14 the 16 last
16 last 22 to
17 person 19 would
19 would 20 be
19 would 21 likely
21 likely 22 to
22 to 23 suspect
23 suspect 24 .

sylvia hesitated for an almost unnoticeable moment . 
1 sylvia 2 hesitated
2 hesitated 3 for
3 for 4 an
4 an 5 almost
5 almost 6 unnoticeable
6 unnoticeable 7 moment
7 moment 8 .

then she said , " [i] haven't tried to find out , because [i] don't think she wants me to know . 
1 then 2 she
1 then 8 tried
1 then 12 ,
2 she 3 said
3 said 5 "
4 , 5 "
7 haven't 8 tried
8 tried 9 to
10 find 11 out
10 find 12 ,
12 , 13 because
12 , 21 know
13 because 15 don't
15 don't 16 think
16 think 17 she
16 think 20 to
17 she 18 wants
18 wants 19 me
18 wants 20 to
21 know 22 .

perhaps some day she will reveal herself to me . 
1 perhaps 2 some
2 some 3 day
3 day 4 she
4 she 5 will
5 will 6 reveal
6 reveal 7 herself
7 herself 8 to
8 to 10 .
9 me 10 .

i hope so , at least . " 
1 i 2 hope
2 hope 3 so
3 so 4 ,
4 , 7 .
5 at 6 least
6 least 7 .
7 . 8 "

" [i] wouldn't hope it , " said the [old] [lady] discouragingly . 
1 " 3 wouldn't
3 wouldn't 4 hope
4 hope 5 it
4 hope 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 said
8 said 12 discouragingly
9 the 12 discouragingly
12 discouragingly 13 .

mrs [marshall] came up at this juncture and entreated [miss] [gray] to sing for them . 
1 mrs 3 came
3 came 4 up
4 up 5 at
5 at 8 and
6 this 7 juncture
7 juncture 8 and
8 and 9 entreated
9 entreated 12 to
12 to 13 sing
13 sing 14 for
14 for 16 .
15 them 16 .

miss [gray] consenting sweetly , the [old] [lady] was left alone and was rather glad of it . 
1 miss 3 consenting
3 consenting 4 sweetly
4 sweetly 5 ,
5 , 12 and
6 the 9 was
9 was 11 alone
10 left 11 alone
11 alone 12 and
12 and 18 .
13 was 17 it
13 was 18 .
14 rather 15 glad
15 glad 17 it
16 of 17 it

she enjoyed her conversation with [sylvia] much more in thinking it over after she got home than while it was taking place . 
1 she 2 enjoyed
2 enjoyed 3 her
2 enjoyed 9 in
3 her 4 conversation
4 conversation 5 with
5 with 7 much
7 much 8 more
9 in 18 while
10 thinking 11 it
10 thinking 14 she
12 over 13 after
13 after 14 she
14 she 15 got
15 got 17 than
16 home 17 than
17 than 18 while
18 while 20 was
19 it 20 was
20 was 23 .
21 taking 22 place
22 place 23 .

when an [old] [lady] has a guilty conscience , it is apt to make her nervous and distract her thoughts from immediate pleasure . 
1 when 5 has
2 an 5 has
5 has 14 make
6 a 7 guilty
7 guilty 8 conscience
8 conscience 13 to
8 conscience 14 make
9 , 10 it
9 , 11 is
11 is 12 apt
12 apt 13 to
14 make 18 distract
15 her 16 nervous
16 nervous 17 and
17 and 18 distract
18 distract 20 thoughts
19 her 20 thoughts
20 thoughts 23 pleasure
21 from 22 immediate
22 immediate 23 pleasure
23 pleasure 24 .

she wondered a little uneasily if [sylvia] really did suspect her . 
1 she 2 wondered
2 wondered 4 little
2 wondered 5 uneasily
3 a 4 little
5 uneasily 6 if
6 if 8 really
8 really 9 did
9 did 10 suspect
10 suspect 11 her
11 her 12 .

then she concluded that it was out of the question . 
1 then 2 she
2 she 3 concluded
3 concluded 4 that
4 that 5 it
5 it 6 was
6 was 7 out
7 out 8 of
8 of 10 question
9 the 10 question
10 question 11 .

[v] [..y] [the] [september] [chapter] 

she felt like an utterly different woman ; and other people thought her different also . 
1 she 2 felt
2 felt 7 woman
3 like 5 utterly
4 an 5 utterly
5 utterly 6 different
6 different 7 woman
7 woman 8 ;
8 ; 11 people
9 and 10 other
10 other 11 people
11 people 12 thought
12 thought 14 different
12 thought 15 also
13 her 14 different
15 also 16 .

the [old] [lady] had been listening to it , as she plaited a little basket of sweet grass for [sylvia] . 
1 the 4 had
4 had 5 been
5 been 7 to
5 been 9 ,
6 listening 7 to
7 to 8 it
9 , 10 as
10 as 11 she
10 as 12 plaited
11 she 12 plaited
12 plaited 15 basket
13 a 14 little
14 little 15 basket
15 basket 16 of
16 of 17 sweet
17 sweet 18 grass
17 sweet 19 for
19 for 21 .

she had walked all the way to [avonlea] sand-hills for it the day before , and she was very tired . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 walked
2 had 7 to
3 walked 4 all
4 all 5 the
4 all 6 way
5 the 6 way
7 to 9 sand-hills
9 sand-hills 10 for
10 for 16 and
11 it 16 and
12 the 13 day
13 day 14 before
14 before 15 ,
15 , 16 and
16 and 19 very
17 she 18 was
18 was 19 very
19 very 20 tired
20 tired 21 .

and her heart was sad . 
1 and 2 her
2 her 3 heart
3 heart 4 was
4 was 5 sad
5 sad 6 .

but the minister 's wife had merely dropped in on her way home from the [spencers] ' and she did not make any embarrassing requests . 
1 but 8 dropped
2 the 3 minister
3 minister 4 's
4 's 5 wife
5 wife 6 had
6 had 8 dropped
7 merely 8 dropped
8 dropped 9 in
8 dropped 10 on
8 dropped 14 from
10 on 12 way
11 her 12 way
13 home 14 from
14 from 18 and
15 the 17 '
17 ' 18 and
18 and 26 .
19 she 20 did
20 did 21 not
20 did 22 make
22 make 23 any
22 make 25 requests
23 any 24 embarrassing
25 requests 26 .

instead , she talked about [sylvia] [gray] , and her words fell on the [old] [lady] ['s] ears like separate pearl notes of unutterably sweet music . 
1 instead 19 like
2 , 3 she
2 , 12 fell
3 she 4 talked
4 talked 5 about
5 about 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 11 words
10 her 11 words
12 fell 18 ears
13 on 14 the
14 the 18 ears
18 ears 19 like
19 like 22 notes
20 separate 21 pearl
21 pearl 22 notes
22 notes 23 of
23 of 26 music
24 unutterably 25 sweet
25 sweet 26 music
26 music 27 .

the minister 's wife had nothing but praise for [sylvia] she was so sweet and beautiful and winning . 
1 the 2 minister
1 the 14 sweet
2 minister 3 's
3 's 4 wife
4 wife 5 had
5 had 6 nothing
6 nothing 7 but
7 but 8 praise
8 praise 9 for
9 for 11 she
11 she 12 was
12 was 13 so
14 sweet 15 and
15 and 16 beautiful
15 and 17 and
17 and 18 winning
18 winning 19 .

she would certainly become a great singer competent critics have told her so . 
1 she 2 would
2 would 3 certainly
3 certainly 4 become
4 become 7 singer
5 a 6 great
6 great 7 singer
7 singer 8 competent
8 competent 9 critics
9 critics 10 have
10 have 11 told
11 told 12 her
11 told 13 so
13 so 14 .

" what are the [cameron] scholarships ? " asked the [old] [lady] . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 6 scholarships
2 what 3 are
4 the 6 scholarships
6 scholarships 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
8 " 9 asked
9 asked 13 .
10 the 13 .

into the [old] [lady] 's white face came a sudden faint stain of colour , as if a rough hand had struck her cheek . 
1 into 12 stain
2 the 5 's
5 's 6 white
5 's 7 face
7 face 8 came
8 came 11 faint
9 a 10 sudden
9 a 11 faint
11 faint 12 stain
12 stain 13 of
13 of 14 colour
14 colour 15 ,
15 , 24 cheek
16 as 22 struck
17 if 20 hand
18 a 19 rough
18 a 20 hand
20 hand 21 had
21 had 22 struck
22 struck 23 her
23 her 24 cheek
24 cheek 25 .

" yes , [i] 've heard of him , " she said . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 6 heard
2 yes 3 ,
5 've 6 heard
6 heard 7 of
7 of 9 ,
8 him 9 ,
9 , 11 she
10 " 11 she
11 she 12 said
12 said 13 .

" well , it seems that he had a daughter , who was a very beautiful girl , and whom he idolized . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 7 he
2 well 3 ,
3 , 5 seems
4 it 5 seems
5 seems 6 that
7 he 8 had
8 had 10 daughter
9 a 10 daughter
10 daughter 12 who
10 daughter 20 whom
11 , 12 who
12 who 13 was
13 was 16 beautiful
14 a 15 very
15 very 16 beautiful
16 beautiful 17 girl
17 girl 18 ,
18 , 19 and
20 whom 21 he
20 whom 22 idolized
22 idolized 23 .

she had a fine voice , and he was going to send her abroad to have it trained . 
1 she 7 and
2 had 4 fine
2 had 7 and
3 a 4 fine
5 voice 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 9 was
8 he 9 was
9 was 10 going
10 going 12 send
11 to 12 send
12 send 14 abroad
13 her 14 abroad
14 abroad 15 to
15 to 16 have
16 have 17 it
17 it 18 trained
18 trained 19 .

and she died . 
1 and 2 she
2 she 3 died
3 died 4 .

it nearly broke his heart , [i] understand . 
1 it 2 nearly
2 nearly 3 broke
3 broke 9 .
4 his 5 heart
5 heart 6 ,
6 , 8 understand
8 understand 9 .

" why not ? " asked the [old] [lady] spiritedly . 
1 " 2 why
1 " 3 not
3 not 4 ?
3 not 6 asked
4 ? 5 "
6 asked 7 the
7 the 10 spiritedly
10 spiritedly 11 .

" [i] am sure that there can be few voices equal to [miss] [gray] 's . " 
1 " 3 am
3 am 4 sure
4 sure 5 that
4 sure 15 's
5 that 6 there
5 that 8 be
6 there 7 can
7 can 8 be
8 be 9 few
9 few 10 voices
9 few 12 to
10 voices 11 equal
15 's 16 .
16 . 17 "

" very true . 
1 " 2 very
2 very 3 true
3 true 4 .

but you see , these so-called scholarships are private affairs , dependent solely on the whim and choice of [andrew] [cameron] himself . 
1 but 2 you
1 but 13 solely
2 you 4 ,
3 see 4 ,
4 , 6 so-called
4 , 9 private
5 these 6 so-called
6 so-called 7 scholarships
7 scholarships 8 are
10 affairs 12 dependent
10 affairs 13 solely
11 , 12 dependent
13 solely 16 whim
14 on 15 the
15 the 16 whim
16 whim 23 .
17 and 18 choice
18 choice 19 of
19 of 22 himself
22 himself 23 .

of course , when a girl has friends who use their influence with him , he will often send her on their recommendation . 
1 of 2 course
1 of 7 has
2 course 3 ,
2 course 6 girl
3 , 4 when
5 a 6 girl
7 has 9 who
7 has 10 use
8 friends 9 who
10 use 12 influence
10 use 15 ,
11 their 12 influence
12 influence 13 with
13 with 14 him
15 , 17 will
16 he 17 will
17 will 19 send
18 often 19 send
19 send 20 her
19 send 21 on
21 on 23 recommendation
22 their 23 recommendation
23 recommendation 24 .

well , [i] must be going ; we 'll see you at the [manse] [on] [saturday] , [i] hope , [miss] [lloyd] . 
1 well 2 ,
2 , 5 be
4 must 5 be
5 be 6 going
6 going 7 ;
7 ; 9 'll
8 we 9 'll
9 'll 10 see
10 see 11 you
10 see 12 at
12 at 23 .
13 the 23 .
17 , 19 hope
19 hope 20 ,
19 hope 23 .

the [circle] meets there , you know . " 
1 the 3 meets
3 meets 4 there
4 there 5 ,
5 , 7 know
6 you 7 know
7 know 8 .
8 . 9 "

" yes , [i] know , " said the [old] [lady] absently . 
1 " 2 yes
1 " 5 know
2 yes 3 ,
5 know 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 12 absently
8 said 9 the
9 the 12 absently
12 absently 13 .

abraham [lloyd] lost every dollar he possessed , and his family were reduced to utter poverty . 
1 abraham 3 lost
3 lost 4 every
3 lost 9 and
4 every 5 dollar
5 dollar 6 he
7 possessed 8 ,
7 possessed 9 and
9 and 13 reduced
10 his 11 family
11 family 12 were
12 were 13 reduced
13 reduced 14 to
14 to 16 poverty
15 utter 16 poverty
16 poverty 17 .

he would see , he told her , that she never suffered want . 
1 he 2 would
2 would 4 ,
3 see 4 ,
4 , 6 told
5 he 6 told
6 told 7 her
6 told 11 never
8 , 9 that
9 that 10 she
9 that 11 never
11 never 12 suffered
12 suffered 14 .
13 want 14 .

margaret [lloyd] flung his offer back in his face after a fashion that left nothing to be desired in the way of plain speaking . 
1 margaret 3 flung
1 margaret 14 left
3 flung 5 offer
4 his 5 offer
5 offer 6 back
6 back 7 in
7 in 9 face
8 his 9 face
9 face 10 after
9 face 12 fashion
11 a 12 fashion
12 fashion 13 that
14 left 16 to
15 nothing 16 to
16 to 17 be
17 be 18 desired
18 desired 25 .
19 in 21 way
20 the 21 way
21 way 22 of
22 of 23 plain
23 plain 24 speaking
24 speaking 25 .

she would die , she told him passionately , before she would accept a penny or a favour from him . 
1 she 4 ,
2 would 3 die
3 die 4 ,
4 , 6 told
5 she 6 told
6 told 11 she
7 him 8 passionately
8 passionately 9 ,
9 , 10 before
10 before 11 she
11 she 12 would
12 would 13 accept
13 accept 16 or
14 a 15 penny
15 penny 16 or
16 or 18 favour
16 or 19 from
17 a 18 favour
19 from 20 him
20 him 21 .

and so , in truth , she would have , had it been for herself . 
1 and 7 she
2 so 3 ,
3 , 4 in
4 in 5 truth
5 truth 6 ,
5 truth 7 she
7 she 8 would
8 would 9 have
9 have 10 ,
10 , 13 been
11 had 12 it
11 had 13 been
13 been 16 .
14 for 15 herself
15 herself 16 .

but [for] [sylvia] ! 
1 but 4 !

could she so [far] humble herself for [sylvia] ['s] sake ? 
1 could 2 she
1 could 5 humble
3 so 5 humble
5 humble 6 herself
5 humble 7 for
6 herself 7 for
7 for 10 sake
10 sake 11 ?

for a whole week the [old] [lady] fought her pride and bitterness . 
1 for 3 whole
2 a 3 whole
3 whole 4 week
4 week 5 the
5 the 13 .
8 fought 9 her
9 her 10 pride
10 pride 11 and
11 and 12 bitterness
12 bitterness 13 .

but the [old] [lady] 's love for [sylvia] [had] grown so strong and deep and tender that no other feeling could endure finally against it . 
1 but 20 feeling
2 the 20 feeling
5 's 6 love
5 's 13 and
6 love 7 for
7 for 10 grown
11 so 12 strong
12 strong 13 and
13 and 14 deep
14 deep 15 and
15 and 16 tender
16 tender 19 other
16 tender 20 feeling
17 that 18 no
18 no 19 other
20 feeling 21 could
21 could 22 endure
22 endure 24 against
22 endure 26 .
23 finally 24 against
25 it 26 .

" guess there 's something wrong in her business affairs . 
1 " 2 guess
1 " 5 something
2 guess 3 there
3 there 4 's
4 's 5 something
5 something 6 wrong
6 wrong 7 in
7 in 8 her
8 her 9 business
9 business 10 affairs
10 affairs 11 .

this is the second time she 's gone to town this summer . " 
1 this 2 is
2 is 9 to
3 the 4 second
4 second 5 time
5 time 6 she
6 she 7 's
7 's 8 gone
8 gone 9 to
9 to 10 town
10 town 11 this
11 this 12 summer
12 summer 13 .
13 . 14 "

it was a long walk for her , but she could not afford to drive . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 long
2 was 13 afford
3 a 4 long
5 walk 6 for
5 walk 8 ,
6 for 7 her
8 , 11 could
9 but 10 she
10 she 11 could
11 could 12 not
12 not 13 afford
13 afford 14 to
14 to 15 drive
15 drive 16 .

she felt very tired when she was shown into the shining , luxurious office where [andrew] [cameron] sat at his desk . 
1 she 3 very
1 she 8 shown
2 felt 3 very
3 very 4 tired
4 tired 5 when
5 when 6 she
5 when 7 was
8 shown 9 into
8 shown 15 where
9 into 11 shining
10 the 11 shining
12 , 13 luxurious
12 , 15 where
13 luxurious 14 office
15 where 18 sat
18 sat 19 at
19 at 21 desk
20 his 21 desk
21 desk 22 .

after the first startled glance of surprise , he came forward beamingly , with outstretched hand . 
1 after 3 first
2 the 3 first
3 first 6 of
4 startled 5 glance
5 glance 6 of
6 of 8 ,
7 surprise 8 ,
8 , 12 beamingly
9 he 10 came
10 came 11 forward
11 forward 12 beamingly
12 beamingly 14 with
13 , 14 with
14 with 15 outstretched
15 outstretched 16 hand
16 hand 17 .

" why , [cousin] [margaret] ! 
1 " 2 why
2 why 3 ,
3 , 6 !

this is a pleasant surprise . 
1 this 2 is
2 is 5 surprise
3 a 4 pleasant
4 pleasant 5 surprise
5 surprise 6 .

sit down allow me , this is a much more comfortable chair . 
1 sit 2 down
1 sit 4 me
2 down 3 allow
4 me 5 ,
5 , 6 this
6 this 7 is
7 is 12 chair
8 a 9 much
9 much 10 more
10 more 11 comfortable
11 comfortable 12 chair
12 chair 13 .

did you come in this morning ? 
1 did 2 you
2 you 3 come
3 come 4 in
4 in 5 this
5 this 6 morning
6 morning 7 ?

and how is everybody out in [spencervale] ? " 
1 and 2 how
1 and 8 ?
2 how 3 is
3 is 4 everybody
4 everybody 5 out
5 out 6 in
8 ? 9 "

the [old] [lady] had flushed at his first [words] . 
1 the 4 had
4 had 10 .
5 flushed 6 at
6 at 8 first
7 his 8 first
8 first 10 .

to hear the name by which her father and mother and lover had called her on [andrew] [cameron] 's lips seemed like profanation . 
1 to 2 hear
1 to 19 's
2 hear 5 by
3 the 4 name
4 name 5 by
5 by 9 and
6 which 7 her
7 her 8 father
8 father 9 and
9 and 10 mother
9 and 16 on
10 mother 11 and
11 and 12 lover
12 lover 13 had
13 had 14 called
14 called 15 her
19 's 20 lips
20 lips 21 seemed
21 seemed 22 like
22 like 23 profanation
23 profanation 24 .

but , she told herself , the time was past for squeamishness . 
1 but 2 ,
1 but 6 ,
2 , 4 told
3 she 4 told
4 told 5 herself
6 , 8 time
7 the 8 time
8 time 9 was
9 was 10 past
10 past 11 for
11 for 12 squeamishness
12 squeamishness 13 .

if she could ask a favour of [andrew] [cameron] , she could bear lesser pangs . 
1 if 3 could
2 she 3 could
3 could 4 ask
4 ask 5 a
4 ask 6 favour
6 favour 7 of
7 of 10 ,
10 , 16 .
11 she 12 could
12 could 13 bear
13 bear 14 lesser
14 lesser 15 pangs
15 pangs 16 .

for [sylvia] 's sake she shook hands with him , [for] [sylvia] 's sake she sat down in the chair he offered . 
1 for 20 chair
3 's 4 sake
3 's 10 ,
4 sake 5 she
4 sake 6 shook
5 she 6 shook
6 shook 7 hands
7 hands 8 with
8 with 9 him
10 , 13 's
13 's 14 sake
14 sake 15 she
14 sake 16 sat
16 sat 17 down
17 down 18 in
18 in 19 the
19 the 20 chair
20 chair 21 he
21 he 22 offered
22 offered 23 .

but for no living human being 's sake could this determined [old] [lady] infuse any cordiality into her manner or her words . 
1 but 2 for
1 but 8 sake
2 for 3 no
4 living 5 human
4 living 7 's
5 human 6 being
7 's 8 sake
8 sake 11 determined
9 could 10 this
9 could 11 determined
11 determined 17 into
14 infuse 16 cordiality
15 any 16 cordiality
16 cordiality 17 into
17 into 18 her
18 her 19 manner
19 manner 20 or
20 or 23 .
21 her 22 words
22 words 23 .

she went straight to the point with [lloyd] simplicity . 
1 she 2 went
2 went 3 straight
3 straight 4 to
4 to 6 point
5 the 6 point
6 point 7 with
7 with 9 simplicity
9 simplicity 10 .

" [de-lighted] to hear it , [cousin] [margaret] . " 
1 " 3 to
3 to 6 ,
4 hear 5 it
4 hear 6 ,
6 , 9 .
9 . 10 "

never was anything so bland and gracious as his tone . 
1 never 2 was
2 was 3 anything
2 was 4 so
4 so 5 bland
5 bland 6 and
6 and 10 tone
7 gracious 8 as
8 as 9 his
9 his 10 tone
10 tone 11 .

" anything [i] can do for you [i] shall be only too pleased to do . 
1 " 4 can
1 " 7 you
2 anything 4 can
4 can 5 do
5 do 6 for
6 for 7 you
7 you 9 shall
9 shall 10 be
10 be 11 only
11 only 13 pleased
12 too 13 pleased
13 pleased 14 to
14 to 15 do
15 do 16 .

i am afraid you have looked upon me as an enemy , [margaret] , and [i] assure you [i] have felt your injustice keenly . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 afraid
2 am 4 you
2 am 6 looked
4 you 5 have
6 looked 8 me
6 looked 15 and
7 upon 8 me
9 as 10 an
10 an 11 enemy
11 enemy 15 and
12 , 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 18 you
17 assure 18 you
18 you 20 have
20 have 21 felt
20 have 23 injustice
22 your 23 injustice
23 injustice 25 .
24 keenly 25 .

i realize that some appearances were against me , but " 
1 i 2 realize
2 realize 3 that
3 that 5 appearances
4 some 5 appearances
5 appearances 6 were
6 were 7 against
7 against 8 me
8 me 9 ,
9 , 11 "
10 but 11 "

the [old] [lady] lifted her hand and [stemmed] his eloquence by that one gesture . 
1 the 4 lifted
4 lifted 15 .
5 her 6 hand
6 hand 7 and
7 and 10 eloquence
7 and 11 by
7 and 14 gesture
9 his 10 eloquence
11 by 13 one
12 that 13 one
14 gesture 15 .

" [i] did not come here to discuss that matter , " she said . 
1 " 6 here
3 did 5 come
4 not 5 come
5 come 6 here
6 here 7 to
7 to 11 ,
8 discuss 9 that
9 that 10 matter
10 matter 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 she
13 she 14 said
14 said 15 .

" we will not refer to the past , if you please . 
1 " 2 we
1 " 4 not
2 we 3 will
4 not 9 ,
5 refer 6 to
6 to 7 the
7 the 8 past
8 past 9 ,
9 , 11 you
10 if 11 you
11 you 13 .
12 please 13 .

she is poor , so [i] came to ask you if you would give her one of your musical scholarships . 
1 she 2 is
2 is 9 ask
3 poor 4 ,
3 poor 7 came
4 , 5 so
7 came 8 to
8 to 9 ask
9 ask 10 you
10 you 13 would
11 if 12 you
11 if 13 would
13 would 14 give
14 give 16 one
14 give 19 musical
15 her 16 one
16 one 17 of
17 of 18 your
19 musical 20 scholarships
20 scholarships 21 .

i understand her name has already been suggested to you , with a recommendation from her teacher . 
1 i 2 understand
2 understand 3 her
3 her 4 name
4 name 5 has
5 has 6 already
6 already 7 been
7 been 8 suggested
8 suggested 9 to
9 to 11 ,
10 you 11 ,
11 , 18 .
12 with 14 recommendation
12 with 17 teacher
13 a 14 recommendation
14 recommendation 15 from
15 from 16 her
17 teacher 18 .

i do not know what he has said of her voice , but [i] do know he could hardly overrate it . 
1 i 3 not
2 do 3 not
3 not 4 know
4 know 5 what
5 what 6 he
5 what 9 of
6 he 7 has
7 has 8 said
9 of 10 her
10 her 11 voice
11 voice 19 hardly
12 , 13 but
12 , 15 do
15 do 16 know
16 know 17 he
16 know 19 hardly
17 he 18 could
19 hardly 20 overrate
20 overrate 21 it
21 it 22 .

if you send her abroad for training , you will not make any mistake . " 
1 if 2 you
1 if 10 will
2 you 3 send
3 send 4 her
5 abroad 6 for
6 for 8 ,
7 training 8 ,
8 , 9 you
9 you 10 will
10 will 12 make
11 not 12 make
12 make 13 any
12 make 15 .
13 any 14 mistake
15 . 16 "

the [old] [lady] stopped talking . 
1 the 6 .
4 stopped 5 talking
5 talking 6 .

she felt sure [andrew] [cameron] would grant her request , but she did hope he would grant it rather rudely or unwillingly . 
1 she 2 felt
1 she 10 ,
2 felt 3 sure
6 would 7 grant
6 would 10 ,
7 grant 9 request
8 her 9 request
10 , 11 but
11 but 12 she
12 she 13 did
13 did 14 hope
14 hope 15 he
14 hope 17 grant
16 would 17 grant
17 grant 18 it
17 grant 21 or
19 rather 20 rudely
19 rather 21 or
21 or 23 .
22 unwillingly 23 .

she could accept the favour so much more easily if it were flung to her like a bone to a dog . 
1 she 2 could
2 could 3 accept
2 could 8 more
3 accept 5 favour
3 accept 7 much
4 the 5 favour
6 so 7 much
8 more 9 easily
9 easily 11 it
10 if 11 it
11 it 12 were
12 were 13 flung
13 flung 14 to
13 flung 19 to
14 to 15 her
16 like 18 bone
17 a 18 bone
18 bone 19 to
19 to 22 .
20 a 21 dog
21 dog 22 .

but not a bit of it . 
1 but 2 not
2 not 4 bit
3 a 4 bit
4 bit 5 of
4 bit 7 .
5 of 6 it

andrew [cameron] was suaver than ever . 
1 andrew 3 was
3 was 4 suaver
4 suaver 5 than
5 than 6 ever
6 ever 7 .

nothing could give him greater pleasure than to grant his dear [cousin] [margaret] 's request he only wished it involved more trouble on his part . 
1 nothing 6 pleasure
2 could 3 give
3 give 4 him
4 him 5 greater
5 greater 6 pleasure
6 pleasure 15 request
7 than 8 to
8 to 9 grant
8 to 14 's
9 grant 11 dear
10 his 11 dear
14 's 15 request
15 request 18 wished
16 he 17 only
17 only 18 wished
18 wished 20 involved
19 it 20 involved
20 involved 22 trouble
21 more 22 trouble
22 trouble 23 on
23 on 25 part
24 his 25 part
25 part 26 .

her little protege should have her musical education assuredly she should go abroad next year and he was [de-lighted] 
1 her 3 protege
1 her 8 education
2 little 3 protege
3 protege 4 should
4 should 5 have
5 have 6 her
7 musical 8 education
8 education 9 assuredly
9 assuredly 10 she
10 she 11 should
11 should 12 go
12 go 13 abroad
13 abroad 14 next
14 next 15 year
15 year 18 was
16 and 17 he
17 he 18 was

" thank you , " said [the] [old] [lady] , cutting him short again . 
1 " 2 thank
2 thank 3 you
2 thank 4 ,
4 , 6 said
5 " 6 said
6 said 10 ,
10 , 11 cutting
11 cutting 13 short
12 him 13 short
13 short 15 .
14 again 15 .

" [i] am much obliged to you and [i] ask you not to let [miss] [gray] know anything of my interference . 
1 " 5 obliged
3 am 4 much
3 am 5 obliged
5 obliged 6 to
5 obliged 13 to
6 to 7 you
7 you 8 and
8 and 10 ask
10 ask 11 you
11 you 12 not
13 to 14 let
14 let 17 know
17 know 18 anything
18 anything 22 .
19 of 20 my
19 of 21 interference
21 interference 22 .

and [i] shall not take up any more of your valuable time . 
1 and 4 not
3 shall 4 not
4 not 5 take
5 take 6 up
6 up 7 any
7 any 8 more
8 more 9 of
9 of 10 your
10 your 13 .
11 valuable 12 time
11 valuable 13 .

good afternoon . " 
1 good 2 afternoon
2 afternoon 3 .
3 . 4 "

" you must be my guest to-night . " 
1 " 2 you
1 " 4 be
2 you 3 must
4 be 5 my
5 my 6 guest
6 guest 7 to-night
7 to-night 8 .
8 . 9 "

" thank you . 
1 " 2 thank
2 thank 3 you
3 you 4 .

but he insisted on telephoning for his carriage to drive her to the station . 
1 but 2 he
2 he 3 insisted
3 insisted 4 on
3 insisted 9 to
4 on 5 telephoning
5 telephoning 6 for
6 for 8 carriage
7 his 8 carriage
9 to 10 drive
10 drive 11 her
10 drive 12 to
12 to 14 station
13 the 14 station
14 station 15 .

" not at all , " he said . 
1 " 2 not
1 " 5 ,
2 not 3 at
3 at 4 all
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 he
7 he 8 said
8 said 9 .

" please try to think a little more kindly of me , [cousin] [margaret] . " 
1 " 2 please
1 " 3 try
3 try 4 to
3 try 9 kindly
4 to 5 think
6 a 7 little
6 a 9 kindly
7 little 8 more
9 kindly 10 of
10 of 12 ,
11 me 12 ,
12 , 15 .
15 . 16 "

she went into the waiting-room and sat down . 
1 she 2 went
2 went 3 into
3 into 5 waiting-room
4 the 5 waiting-room
5 waiting-room 6 and
6 and 7 sat
7 sat 8 down
8 down 9 .

she was very tired . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 very
3 very 4 tired
4 tired 5 .

all the excitement that had sustained her was gone , and she felt weak and old . 
1 all 2 the
1 all 3 excitement
1 all 8 was
2 the 3 excitement
3 excitement 4 that
3 excitement 5 had
4 that 5 had
5 had 6 sustained
6 sustained 7 her
8 was 9 gone
9 gone 13 felt
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 she
12 she 13 felt
13 felt 14 weak
14 weak 15 and
15 and 17 .
16 old 17 .

her head ached and her heart likewise . 
1 her 2 head
2 head 3 ached
3 ached 4 and
4 and 6 heart
5 her 6 heart
6 heart 7 likewise
7 likewise 8 .

she had two miles to walk , and a cold rain was falling . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 5 to
3 two 4 miles
4 miles 5 to
5 to 8 and
6 walk 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 11 rain
9 a 10 cold
10 cold 11 rain
11 rain 12 was
12 was 13 falling
12 was 14 .
13 falling 14 .

soon the [old] [lady] was wet to the skin and chilled to the marrow . 
1 soon 7 to
2 the 5 was
5 was 6 wet
6 wet 7 to
7 to 9 skin
8 the 9 skin
9 skin 10 and
10 and 11 chilled
11 chilled 14 marrow
12 to 13 the
13 the 14 marrow
14 marrow 15 .

she felt as if she were walking in a bad dream . 
1 she 2 felt
2 felt 4 if
3 as 4 if
4 if 5 she
4 if 6 were
5 she 6 were
6 were 7 walking
7 walking 8 in
8 in 11 dream
9 a 10 bad
10 bad 11 dream
11 dream 12 .

blind instinct alone guided her over the last mile and up the lane to her own house . 
1 blind 2 instinct
2 instinct 3 alone
2 instinct 10 and
3 alone 4 guided
4 guided 5 her
6 over 9 mile
7 the 8 last
7 the 9 mile
9 mile 10 and
10 and 16 own
11 up 12 the
12 the 13 lane
13 lane 14 to
14 to 15 her
15 her 16 own
16 own 18 .
17 house 18 .

as she fumbled at her door , she realized that a burning heat had suddenly taken the place of her chilliness . 
1 as 2 she
1 as 9 realized
2 she 3 fumbled
3 fumbled 4 at
4 at 6 door
5 her 6 door
7 , 8 she
8 she 9 realized
9 realized 10 that
10 that 13 heat
10 that 16 taken
11 a 12 burning
12 burning 13 heat
13 heat 14 had
15 suddenly 16 taken
16 taken 18 place
17 the 18 place
18 place 19 of
19 of 21 chilliness
20 her 21 chilliness
21 chilliness 22 .

she stumbled in over her threshold and closed the door . 
1 she 2 stumbled
2 stumbled 3 in
3 in 11 .
4 over 5 her
4 over 7 and
6 threshold 7 and
7 and 8 closed
8 closed 10 door
9 the 10 door
10 door 11 .

[vi] [.] 

[the] [october] [chapter] 

on the second morning after [old] [lady] [lloyd] 's journey to town , [sylvia] [gray] was walking blithely down the wood lane . 
1 on 3 second
2 the 3 second
3 second 4 morning
4 morning 5 after
4 morning 13 ,
5 after 9 's
9 's 11 to
10 journey 11 to
11 to 12 town
13 , 18 blithely
16 was 17 walking
17 walking 18 blithely
18 blithely 21 wood
19 down 20 the
20 the 21 wood
21 wood 23 .
22 lane 23 .

the air was very pure and exhilarating . 
1 the 2 air
2 air 3 was
3 was 4 very
4 very 5 pure
5 pure 6 and
6 and 7 exhilarating
7 exhilarating 8 .

sylvia walked with a joyous lightness of step and uplift of brow . 
1 sylvia 2 walked
1 sylvia 3 with
3 with 5 joyous
4 a 5 joyous
5 joyous 6 lightness
5 joyous 7 of
7 of 8 step
8 step 10 uplift
9 and 10 uplift
10 uplift 13 .
11 of 12 brow
12 brow 13 .

at the beech in the hollow she paused for an expectant moment , but there was nothing among the gray old roots for her . 
1 at 3 beech
1 at 11 expectant
2 the 3 beech
3 beech 4 in
4 in 5 the
5 the 6 hollow
6 hollow 7 she
6 hollow 8 paused
7 she 8 paused
8 paused 9 for
9 for 10 an
11 expectant 18 among
12 moment 13 ,
12 moment 15 there
13 , 14 but
15 there 16 was
16 was 17 nothing
17 nothing 18 among
18 among 22 roots
19 the 20 gray
20 gray 21 old
21 old 22 roots
22 roots 23 for
23 for 24 her
24 her 25 .

teddy 's freckled face was very pale . 
1 teddy 2 's
2 's 3 freckled
3 freckled 4 face
4 face 5 was
5 was 6 very
6 very 7 pale
7 pale 8 .

" oh , [miss] [gray] ! " he gasped . 
1 " 3 ,
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 6 !
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 he
8 he 9 gasped
9 gasped 10 .

" [i] guess [old] [lady] [lloyd] has gone clean crazy at last . 
1 " 3 guess
3 guess 7 has
7 has 8 gone
8 gone 9 clean
9 clean 10 crazy
10 crazy 11 at
11 at 12 last
12 last 13 .

oh , [miss] [gray] , she looked awful . 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 5 ,
5 , 6 she
6 she 7 looked
7 looked 8 awful
8 awful 9 .

her face was red and her eyes awful wild and she was muttering and talking to herself and laughing like mad . 
1 her 2 face
2 face 3 was
3 was 4 red
3 was 10 and
4 red 5 and
5 and 7 eyes
6 her 7 eyes
8 awful 9 wild
9 wild 10 and
10 and 13 muttering
11 she 12 was
12 was 13 muttering
13 muttering 14 and
14 and 15 talking
15 talking 22 .
16 to 18 and
17 herself 18 and
18 and 19 laughing
19 laughing 20 like
20 like 21 mad
21 mad 22 .

i was so scared [i] just turned and run . " 
1 i 2 was
2 was 3 so
2 was 4 scared
3 so 4 scared
4 scared 6 just
6 just 8 and
7 turned 8 and
8 and 9 run
9 run 10 .
10 . 11 "

sylvia , without stopping for reflection , caught [teddy] 's hand and ran up the slope . 
1 sylvia 2 ,
1 sylvia 3 without
2 , 3 without
3 without 4 stopping
3 without 7 ,
4 stopping 5 for
5 for 6 reflection
7 , 8 caught
8 caught 14 up
10 's 11 hand
10 's 12 and
11 hand 12 and
12 and 13 ran
13 ran 14 up
14 up 17 .
15 the 16 slope
16 slope 17 .

the [old] [lady] was sitting on the kitchen sofa [when] [sylvia] entered . 
1 the 4 was
4 was 5 sitting
5 sitting 6 on
6 on 7 the
7 the 8 kitchen
8 kitchen 9 sofa
9 sofa 12 entered
12 entered 13 .

teddy , too frightened to go in , lurked on the step outside . 
1 teddy 2 ,
2 , 5 to
3 too 4 frightened
4 frightened 5 to
5 to 6 go
6 go 7 in
6 go 9 lurked
7 in 8 ,
8 , 9 lurked
9 lurked 12 step
10 on 11 the
11 the 12 step
12 step 14 .
13 outside 14 .

the [old] [lady] still wore the damp black silk dress in which she had walked from the station . 
1 the 9 silk
4 still 5 wore
5 wore 7 damp
5 wore 8 black
6 the 7 damp
7 damp 8 black
8 black 9 silk
9 silk 10 dress
10 dress 11 in
11 in 15 walked
12 which 13 she
13 she 14 had
14 had 15 walked
15 walked 19 .
16 from 17 the
17 the 18 station
18 station 19 .

her face was flushed , her eyes wild , her voice hoarse . 
1 her 2 face
1 her 4 flushed
2 face 3 was
4 flushed 7 eyes
5 , 6 her
6 her 7 eyes
7 eyes 8 wild
8 wild 9 ,
9 , 11 voice
10 her 11 voice
11 voice 12 hoarse
12 hoarse 13 .

but she knew [sylvia] and cowered down . 
1 but 2 she
2 she 3 knew
3 knew 5 and
5 and 6 cowered
6 cowered 7 down
7 down 8 .

" don't look at me , " she moaned . 
1 " 3 look
2 don't 3 look
3 look 4 at
4 at 6 ,
5 me 6 ,
6 , 8 she
7 " 8 she
8 she 9 moaned
9 moaned 10 .

" please go away [i] can't bear that [you] should know how poor [i] am . 
1 " 3 go
2 please 3 go
3 go 4 away
4 away 6 can't
6 can't 7 bear
7 bear 11 know
8 that 10 should
10 should 11 know
11 know 12 how
12 how 13 poor
12 how 15 am
15 am 16 .

you 're to go to [europe] [andrew] [cameron] is going to send you [i] asked him he couldn't refuse [me] . 
1 you 2 're
1 you 9 is
2 're 3 to
2 're 5 to
3 to 4 go
9 is 11 to
10 going 11 to
11 to 12 send
12 send 13 you
12 send 15 asked
15 asked 16 him
16 him 17 he
17 he 18 couldn't
18 couldn't 19 refuse
19 refuse 21 .

but please go away . " 
1 but 2 please
2 please 3 go
3 go 4 away
4 away 5 .
5 . 6 "

sylvia did not go away . 
1 sylvia 2 did
2 did 3 not
3 not 4 go
4 go 5 away
5 away 6 .

at a glance she had seen that this was sickness and delirium , not insanity . 
1 at 6 seen
2 a 3 glance
3 glance 5 had
4 she 5 had
5 had 6 seen
6 seen 11 and
7 that 8 this
8 this 9 was
9 was 10 sickness
10 sickness 11 and
11 and 12 delirium
12 delirium 13 ,
13 , 15 insanity
14 not 15 insanity
15 insanity 16 .

by night everybody [in] [spencervale] knew that [old] [lady] [lloyd] had pneumonia . 
1 by 2 night
2 night 3 everybody
3 everybody 6 knew
6 knew 7 that
7 that 11 had
11 had 12 pneumonia
12 pneumonia 13 .

mrs [spencer] announced that she meant to stay and nurse the [old] [lady] . 
1 mrs 3 announced
3 announced 4 that
4 that 5 she
5 she 6 meant
6 meant 7 to
7 to 8 stay
8 stay 9 and
9 and 14 .
10 nurse 11 the
11 the 14 .

several other women offered assistance . 
1 several 2 other
2 other 3 women
3 women 4 offered
4 offered 5 assistance
5 assistance 6 .

everybody was kind and thoughtful . 
1 everybody 2 was
2 was 3 kind
3 kind 4 and
4 and 5 thoughtful
5 thoughtful 6 .

but the [old] [lady] did not know it . 
1 but 7 know
2 the 5 did
5 did 6 not
5 did 7 know
7 know 8 it
8 it 9 .

she did not even know [sylvia] [gray] , who came and sat by her every minute she could spare . 
1 she 5 know
2 did 3 not
3 not 4 even
4 even 5 know
5 know 10 came
8 , 9 who
9 who 10 came
10 came 12 sat
11 and 12 sat
12 sat 17 she
13 by 14 her
14 her 15 every
15 every 16 minute
16 minute 17 she
17 she 18 could
18 could 19 spare
19 spare 20 .

sylvia [gray] now knew all that she had suspected the [old] [lady] was her fairy godmother . 
1 sylvia 3 now
1 sylvia 9 suspected
3 now 4 knew
4 knew 6 that
5 all 6 that
6 that 8 had
7 she 8 had
9 suspected 10 the
10 the 17 .
13 was 14 her
13 was 15 fairy
15 fairy 16 godmother
16 godmother 17 .

the [old] [lady] babbled of [sylvia] incessantly , revealing all her love for her , betraying all the sacrifices she had made . 
1 the 4 babbled
4 babbled 5 of
5 of 8 ,
7 incessantly 8 ,
8 , 9 revealing
9 revealing 10 all
9 revealing 15 ,
9 revealing 20 she
10 all 11 her
10 all 12 love
12 love 13 for
13 for 14 her
15 , 16 betraying
16 betraying 19 sacrifices
17 all 18 the
18 the 19 sacrifices
20 she 21 had
21 had 22 made
22 made 23 .

sylvia 's heart ached with love and tenderness , and she prayed earnestly that the [old] [lady] might recover . 
1 sylvia 2 's
2 's 3 heart
3 heart 4 ached
4 ached 5 with
5 with 7 and
6 love 7 and
7 and 12 prayed
8 tenderness 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 she
11 she 12 prayed
12 prayed 13 earnestly
13 earnestly 14 that
14 that 20 .
15 the 18 might
18 might 20 .
19 recover 20 .

" [i] want her to know that [i] give her love for love , " she murmured . 
1 " 3 want
1 " 6 know
3 want 4 her
5 to 6 know
6 know 7 that
7 that 9 give
9 give 15 "
10 her 11 love
11 love 12 for
12 for 13 love
13 love 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 16 she
16 she 17 murmured
17 murmured 18 .

everybody knew now how poor the [old] [lady] really was . 
1 everybody 2 knew
2 knew 3 now
3 now 4 how
4 how 5 poor
5 poor 9 really
6 the 9 really
9 really 10 was
10 was 11 .

she let slip all the jealously guarded secrets of her existence , except her old love for [leslie] [gray] . 
1 she 2 let
1 she 3 slip
3 slip 7 guarded
4 all 5 the
5 the 6 jealously
6 jealously 7 guarded
7 guarded 9 of
8 secrets 9 of
9 of 11 existence
10 her 11 existence
11 existence 13 except
12 , 13 except
13 except 16 love
14 her 16 love
15 old 16 love
16 love 17 for
17 for 20 .

even in delirium something sealed her lips as to that . 
1 even 2 in
1 even 3 delirium
3 delirium 4 something
3 delirium 5 sealed
5 sealed 7 lips
5 sealed 8 as
6 her 7 lips
8 as 9 to
9 to 11 .
10 that 11 .

the kindly women who waited on her listened to her with tear-filled eyes , and repented of their harsh judgments in the past . 
1 the 2 kindly
1 the 3 women
3 women 4 who
3 women 8 listened
4 who 5 waited
5 waited 6 on
6 on 7 her
8 listened 9 to
8 listened 15 and
9 to 10 her
10 her 13 eyes
11 with 12 tear-filled
12 tear-filled 13 eyes
13 eyes 14 ,
15 and 20 judgments
16 repented 17 of
16 repented 19 harsh
17 of 18 their
19 harsh 20 judgments
20 judgments 21 in
21 in 22 the
22 the 24 .
23 past 24 .

" but who would have thought it ? " said [mrs] [spencer] to the minister 's wife . 
1 " 4 would
2 but 3 who
3 who 4 would
4 would 5 have
5 have 6 thought
6 thought 7 it
6 thought 15 minister
7 it 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 said
13 to 14 the
14 the 15 minister
15 minister 16 's
16 's 17 wife
17 wife 18 .

though [i] suppose if we had known we couldn't have done much for her , she 's so desperate proud . 
1 though 3 suppose
1 though 6 had
3 suppose 4 if
5 we 6 had
6 had 7 known
7 known 8 we
8 we 10 have
9 couldn't 10 have
10 have 11 done
11 done 12 much
12 much 17 's
13 for 14 her
13 for 15 ,
13 for 16 she
16 she 17 's
17 's 21 .
18 so 19 desperate
19 desperate 20 proud
20 proud 21 .

but if she lives , and will let us help her , things will be different after this . 
1 but 3 she
1 but 7 will
2 if 3 she
3 she 5 ,
4 lives 5 ,
5 , 6 and
7 will 12 ,
8 let 9 us
8 let 12 ,
9 us 10 help
10 help 11 her
12 , 13 things
13 things 14 will
14 will 15 be
15 be 16 different
16 different 17 after
17 after 19 .
18 this 19 .

crooked [jack] says he 'll never forgive himself for taking pay for the few little jobs he did for her . 
1 crooked 4 he
3 says 4 he
4 he 5 'll
5 'll 7 forgive
6 never 7 forgive
7 forgive 8 himself
7 forgive 9 for
8 himself 9 for
9 for 10 taking
10 taking 11 pay
11 pay 12 for
12 for 21 .
13 the 14 few
14 few 15 little
15 little 18 did
16 jobs 17 he
17 he 18 did
18 did 19 for
19 for 20 her
20 her 21 .

he says , if she 'll only let him , he 'll do everything she wants done for her after this for nothing . 
1 he 8 let
2 says 4 if
3 , 4 if
4 if 5 she
4 if 7 only
5 she 6 'll
7 only 8 let
8 let 10 ,
9 him 10 ,
10 , 13 do
11 he 12 'll
12 'll 13 do
13 do 14 everything
14 everything 16 wants
15 she 16 wants
16 wants 17 done
16 wants 20 after
17 done 18 for
18 for 19 her
20 after 21 this
21 this 24 .
22 for 23 nothing
23 nothing 24 .

ain't it strange what a fancy she 's took to [miss] [gray] ? 
1 ain't 2 it
1 ain't 3 strange
3 strange 9 took
4 what 6 fancy
4 what 7 she
5 a 6 fancy
7 she 8 's
8 's 9 took
9 took 10 to
10 to 13 ?

think of her doing all those things for her all summer , and selling the grape jug and all . 
1 think 2 of
1 think 12 ,
2 of 4 doing
3 her 4 doing
4 doing 5 all
4 doing 8 for
5 all 6 those
5 all 7 things
6 those 7 things
8 for 9 her
10 all 11 summer
11 summer 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 16 grape
14 selling 15 the
15 the 16 grape
16 grape 17 jug
17 jug 18 and
18 and 20 .
19 all 20 .

well , the [old] [lady] certainly isn't mean , but nobody made a mistake in calling her queer . 
1 well 2 ,
1 well 6 certainly
3 the 6 certainly
6 certainly 7 isn't
7 isn't 10 but
8 mean 9 ,
9 , 10 but
10 but 15 in
11 nobody 12 made
12 made 14 mistake
13 a 14 mistake
14 mistake 15 in
15 in 16 calling
16 calling 17 her
16 calling 19 .
17 her 18 queer

it all does seem desperate pitiful . 
1 it 3 does
2 all 3 does
3 does 4 seem
4 seem 5 desperate
5 desperate 6 pitiful
6 pitiful 7 .

miss [gray] 's taking it awful hard . 
1 miss 3 's
3 's 4 taking
4 taking 5 it
5 it 6 awful
6 awful 7 hard
7 hard 8 .

she seems to think about [as] much of the [old] [lady] as the [old] [lady] thinks of her . 
1 she 2 seems
2 seems 3 to
2 seems 12 as
3 to 4 think
4 think 5 about
5 about 7 much
7 much 8 of
8 of 9 the
12 as 16 thinks
13 the 16 thinks
16 thinks 17 of
17 of 19 .
18 her 19 .

she 's so worked up she don't even seem to care about going to [europe] next year . 
1 she 2 's
2 's 5 up
3 so 4 worked
4 worked 5 up
5 up 9 seem
6 she 7 don't
7 don't 8 even
8 even 9 seem
9 seem 10 to
10 to 11 care
11 care 12 about
11 care 13 going
13 going 14 to
14 to 16 next
16 next 18 .
17 year 18 .

she 's really going she 's had word from [andrew] [cameron] . 
1 she 2 's
2 's 3 really
3 really 4 going
4 going 5 she
5 she 6 's
6 's 7 had
7 had 8 word
8 word 9 from
9 from 12 .

andrew [cameron] heard of [the] [old] [lady] 's illness and came out to [spencervale] himself . 
1 andrew 3 heard
1 andrew 8 's
3 heard 4 of
8 's 9 illness
9 illness 10 and
10 and 11 came
11 came 12 out
12 out 13 to
13 to 15 himself
15 himself 16 .

the [old] [lady] did not die the [lloyd] constitution brought her through . 
1 the 4 did
4 did 6 die
5 not 6 die
6 die 9 constitution
7 the 9 constitution
9 constitution 10 brought
9 constitution 13 .
10 brought 12 through
11 her 12 through

the [old] [lady] made a marvellously patient and tractable invalid . 
1 the 4 made
4 made 6 marvellously
5 a 6 marvellously
6 marvellously 7 patient
7 patient 8 and
8 and 9 tractable
9 tractable 10 invalid
10 invalid 11 .

she did just as she was told , and accepted the presence of the nurse as a matter of course . 
1 she 2 did
2 did 3 just
2 did 4 as
4 as 5 she
4 as 7 told
5 she 6 was
6 was 7 told
7 told 8 ,
8 , 10 accepted
9 and 10 accepted
10 accepted 11 the
10 accepted 12 presence
11 the 12 presence
12 presence 13 of
12 presence 15 nurse
13 of 14 the
15 nurse 21 .
16 as 18 matter
17 a 18 matter
18 matter 19 of
19 of 20 course
20 course 21 .

but one day , when she was strong enough to talk a little , she said to [sylvia] , 
1 but 2 one
1 but 3 day
3 day 4 ,
4 , 9 enough
5 when 6 she
6 she 7 was
7 was 8 strong
8 strong 9 enough
9 enough 10 to
10 to 14 ,
11 talk 13 little
11 talk 14 ,
12 a 13 little
14 , 15 she
15 she 16 said
16 said 17 to
17 to 19 ,

" [i] suppose [andrew] [cameron] sent [miss] [hayes] here , did he ? " 
1 " 3 suppose
1 " 6 sent
6 sent 9 here
9 here 10 ,
10 , 11 did
11 did 12 he
12 he 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

" yes , " said [sylvia] , rather timidly . 
1 " 2 yes
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 said
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 ,
7 , 8 rather
8 rather 9 timidly
9 timidly 10 .

the [old] [lady] noticed the timidity and smiled , with something of her old humour and spirit in her black eyes . 
1 the 4 noticed
4 noticed 8 smiled
5 the 6 timidity
6 timidity 7 and
7 and 8 smiled
8 smiled 16 and
9 , 10 with
10 with 11 something
11 something 12 of
12 of 13 her
13 her 15 humour
14 old 15 humour
15 humour 16 and
16 and 17 spirit
17 spirit 21 eyes
17 spirit 22 .
18 in 20 black
19 her 20 black
20 black 21 eyes

" time has been when [i] 'd have packed off unceremoniously any person [andrew] [cameron] sent here , " she said . 
1 " 2 time
1 " 11 unceremoniously
2 time 3 has
3 has 4 been
4 been 5 when
5 when 9 packed
7 'd 8 have
8 have 9 packed
9 packed 10 off
11 unceremoniously 13 person
12 any 13 person
13 person 16 sent
16 sent 19 "
17 here 18 ,
18 , 19 "
19 " 20 she
20 she 21 said
21 said 22 .

i no longer feel as [i] felt towards [andrew] . 
1 i 4 feel
2 no 3 longer
3 longer 4 feel
4 feel 5 as
5 as 7 felt
7 felt 8 towards
8 towards 10 .

i can even accept a personal favour from him now . 
1 i 2 can
2 can 3 even
3 even 4 accept
4 accept 6 personal
5 a 6 personal
6 personal 7 favour
7 favour 8 from
8 from 9 him
9 him 11 .
10 now 11 .

at last [i] can forgive him for the wrong he did me and mine . 
1 at 2 last
2 last 4 can
4 can 5 forgive
5 forgive 6 him
6 him 7 for
7 for 9 wrong
8 the 9 wrong
9 wrong 15 .
10 he 11 did
11 did 13 and
12 me 13 and
13 and 14 mine
14 mine 15 .

sylvia , [i] find that [i] have been letting no ends of cats out of bags in my illness . 
1 sylvia 2 ,
1 sylvia 4 find
4 find 5 that
5 that 11 ends
7 have 8 been
8 been 9 letting
9 letting 10 no
10 no 11 ends
11 ends 19 illness
12 of 13 cats
13 cats 15 of
14 out 15 of
15 of 16 bags
16 bags 17 in
17 in 18 my
18 my 19 illness
19 illness 20 .

everybody knows now how poor [i] am but [i] don't seem to mind it a bit . 
1 everybody 5 poor
2 knows 3 now
3 now 4 how
4 how 5 poor
5 poor 7 am
7 am 11 seem
8 but 10 don't
10 don't 11 seem
11 seem 12 to
12 to 13 mind
13 mind 14 it
13 mind 17 .
15 a 16 bit
16 bit 17 .

i 'm only sorry that [i] ever shut my neighbours out of my life because of my foolish pride . 
1 i 2 'm
1 i 8 shut
2 'm 4 sorry
3 only 4 sorry
4 sorry 5 that
7 ever 8 shut
8 shut 11 out
9 my 10 neighbours
10 neighbours 11 out
11 out 18 foolish
12 of 13 my
12 of 14 life
14 life 15 because
15 because 16 of
16 of 17 my
17 my 18 foolish
18 foolish 19 pride
19 pride 20 .

everyone has been so kind to me , [sylvia] . 
1 everyone 2 has
2 has 3 been
3 been 4 so
4 so 5 kind
5 kind 6 to
6 to 8 ,
7 me 8 ,
8 , 10 .

in the future , if my life is spared , it is going to be a very different sort of life . 
1 in 3 future
1 in 4 ,
1 in 7 life
2 the 3 future
5 if 6 my
6 my 7 life
7 life 10 ,
8 is 9 spared
8 is 10 ,
10 , 12 is
11 it 12 is
12 is 15 be
13 going 14 to
13 going 15 be
15 be 19 sort
16 a 17 very
17 very 18 different
18 different 19 sort
19 sort 20 of
20 of 22 .
21 life 22 .

i 'm going to open it to all the kindness and companionship [i] can find in young and old . 
1 i 2 'm
1 i 3 going
3 going 4 to
3 going 7 to
4 to 5 open
5 open 6 it
7 to 11 and
8 all 9 the
9 the 10 kindness
10 kindness 11 and
11 and 15 find
12 companionship 14 can
14 can 15 find
15 find 20 .
16 in 17 young
17 young 18 and
18 and 19 old
19 old 20 .

i 'm going to help them all [i] can and let them help me . 
1 i 2 'm
1 i 3 going
3 going 6 them
4 to 5 help
5 help 6 them
6 them 7 all
7 all 9 can
9 can 13 help
10 and 11 let
11 let 12 them
11 let 13 help
13 help 14 me
14 me 15 .

i [can] help people [i] 've learned that money isn't the only power for helping people . 
1 i 3 help
3 help 7 learned
4 people 6 've
4 people 7 learned
7 learned 12 only
8 that 9 money
9 money 10 isn't
10 isn't 11 the
11 the 12 only
12 only 14 for
13 power 14 for
14 for 15 helping
15 helping 16 people
16 people 17 .

anyone who has sympathy and understanding to give has a treasure that is without money and without price . 
1 anyone 3 has
1 anyone 5 and
2 who 3 has
3 has 4 sympathy
5 and 6 understanding
6 understanding 14 without
7 to 8 give
8 give 9 has
8 give 11 treasure
10 a 11 treasure
11 treasure 12 that
11 treasure 14 without
12 that 13 is
14 without 15 money
15 money 16 and
16 and 18 price
16 and 19 .
17 without 18 price

and oh , [sylvia] , you 've found out what [i] never meant you to know . 
1 and 2 oh
1 and 7 've
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 6 you
7 've 9 out
8 found 9 out
9 out 10 what
10 what 13 meant
12 never 13 meant
13 meant 14 you
14 you 17 .
15 to 16 know
16 know 17 .

but [i] don't mind that now , either . " 
1 but 3 don't
3 don't 4 mind
4 mind 5 that
5 that 6 now
6 now 7 ,
7 , 8 either
8 either 9 .
9 . 10 "

sylvia took the [old] [lady] ['s] thin white hand and kissed it . 
1 sylvia 8 white
2 took 3 the
3 the 7 thin
7 thin 8 white
8 white 9 hand
9 hand 10 and
10 and 11 kissed
11 kissed 12 it
12 it 13 .

" [i] can never thank you enough for what you have done for me , dearest [miss] [lloyd] , " she said earnestly . 
1 " 7 enough
3 can 4 never
3 can 5 thank
5 thank 6 you
5 thank 7 enough
7 enough 11 have
8 for 9 what
8 for 10 you
10 you 11 have
11 have 12 done
12 done 13 for
12 done 20 "
13 for 15 ,
14 me 15 ,
15 , 16 dearest
19 , 20 "
20 " 21 she
20 " 24 .
21 she 22 said
22 said 23 earnestly

i am so glad and so thankful that you love me , dear fairy godmother . " 
1 i 2 am
1 i 5 and
2 am 4 glad
3 so 4 glad
5 and 7 thankful
6 so 7 thankful
7 thankful 8 that
8 that 9 you
9 you 10 love
10 love 11 me
11 me 12 ,
12 , 15 godmother
13 dear 14 fairy
13 dear 15 godmother
15 godmother 16 .
16 . 17 "

" do you know [why] [i] love you so ? " said the [old] [lady] wistfully . 
1 " 2 do
2 do 4 know
3 you 4 know
4 know 7 love
7 love 8 you
8 you 12 said
9 so 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 16 wistfully
13 the 16 wistfully
16 wistfully 17 .

" did [i] let [that] out in my raving , too ? " 
1 " 2 did
2 did 4 let
4 let 6 out
6 out 10 ,
7 in 8 my
8 my 9 raving
9 raving 10 ,
10 , 11 too
11 too 12 ?
12 ? 13 "

" no , but [i] think [i] know . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 but
4 but 6 think
4 but 8 know
8 know 9 .

it is because [i] am [leslie] [gray] ['s] daughter , isn't it ? 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 because
3 because 5 am
5 am 9 daughter
9 daughter 10 ,
10 , 11 isn't
11 isn't 12 it
12 it 13 ?

i know that father loved you his brother , [uncle] [willis] , told me all about it . " 
1 i 2 know
2 know 3 that
3 that 5 loved
4 father 5 loved
5 loved 6 you
5 loved 16 about
6 you 9 ,
7 his 8 brother
8 brother 9 ,
9 , 12 ,
9 , 14 me
12 , 13 told
15 all 16 about
16 about 19 "
17 it 18 .
18 . 19 "

" [i] spoiled my own life because of my wicked pride , " said the [old] [lady] sadly . 
1 " 3 spoiled
1 " 7 because
3 spoiled 6 life
4 my 5 own
5 own 6 life
7 because 8 of
7 because 9 my
9 my 11 pride
10 wicked 11 pride
11 pride 12 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 said
14 said 18 sadly
15 the 18 sadly
18 sadly 19 .

" but you will love me in spite of it all , won't you , [sylvia] ? 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 you
3 you 4 will
4 will 5 love
5 love 6 me
5 love 7 in
7 in 8 spite
8 spite 9 of
8 spite 12 ,
9 of 11 all
10 it 11 all
12 , 13 won't
13 won't 14 you
13 won't 17 ?
14 you 15 ,

and you will come to see me sometimes ? 
1 and 2 you
2 you 3 will
3 will 4 come
4 come 5 to
5 to 6 see
6 see 7 me
6 see 9 ?
7 me 8 sometimes

and write me after you go away ? " 
1 and 2 write
2 write 3 me
3 me 4 after
4 after 5 you
4 after 6 go
6 go 7 away
6 go 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

" [i] am coming to see you every day , " said [sylvia] . 
1 " 6 see
3 am 4 coming
4 coming 5 to
5 to 6 see
6 see 7 you
7 you 10 ,
8 every 9 day
9 day 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 12 said
12 said 14 .

" [i] am going to stay in [spencervale] for a whole year yet , just to be near you . 
1 " 3 am
3 am 6 stay
3 am 9 for
4 going 5 to
5 to 6 stay
6 stay 7 in
9 for 14 ,
10 a 11 whole
11 whole 12 year
12 year 13 yet
13 yet 14 ,
14 , 17 be
15 just 16 to
16 to 17 be
17 be 18 near
18 near 19 you
19 you 20 .

and next year when [i] go to [europe] thanks to you , fairy godmother [i] 'll write you every day . 
1 and 2 next
1 and 6 go
2 next 3 year
3 year 4 when
6 go 7 to
6 go 10 to
9 thanks 10 to
10 to 12 ,
11 you 12 ,
12 , 19 every
13 fairy 14 godmother
14 godmother 16 'll
16 'll 17 write
17 write 18 you
18 you 19 every
19 every 20 day
20 day 21 .

we are going to be the best of chums , and we are going to have a most beautiful year of comradeship ! " 
1 we 2 are
1 we 11 and
2 are 3 going
2 are 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 7 best
6 the 7 best
7 best 8 of
8 of 9 chums
9 chums 10 ,
11 and 12 we
11 and 14 going
12 we 13 are
13 are 14 going
14 going 15 to
15 to 16 have
16 have 20 year
17 a 18 most
17 a 20 year
18 most 19 beautiful
19 beautiful 20 year
20 year 21 of
21 of 22 comradeship
22 comradeship 24 "
23 ! 24 "

the [old] [lady] smiled contentedly . 
1 the 6 .
4 smiled 5 contentedly
5 contentedly 6 .

through the open window , where the red vines hung , came the pungent , sun-warm [october] air . 
1 through 2 the
2 the 4 window
3 open 4 window
4 window 5 ,
5 , 8 red
6 where 7 the
7 the 8 red
8 red 12 came
9 vines 10 hung
10 hung 11 ,
11 , 12 came
12 came 14 pungent
12 came 15 ,
13 the 14 pungent
15 , 16 sun-warm
16 sun-warm 19 .
18 air 19 .

the sunshine fell over [sylvia] 's chestnut hair like a crown of glory and youth . 
1 the 2 sunshine
2 sunshine 3 fell
3 fell 4 over
4 over 16 .
6 's 7 chestnut
6 's 14 and
8 hair 9 like
8 hair 14 and
9 like 11 crown
10 a 11 crown
11 crown 12 of
12 of 13 glory
14 and 15 youth
15 youth 16 .

" [i] do feel so perfectly happy , " said the [old] [lady] , with a long , rapturous breath . 
1 " 4 feel
3 do 4 feel
4 feel 7 happy
5 so 6 perfectly
6 perfectly 7 happy
7 happy 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 said
10 said 20 breath
11 the 20 breath
14 , 15 with
15 with 18 ,
16 a 17 long
17 long 18 ,
18 , 19 rapturous
19 rapturous 20 breath
20 breath 21 .

[iii] [.] 

[each] [in] [his] [own] [tongue] 

the honey-tinted autumn sunshine was falling thickly over the crimson and amber maples around old [abel] [blair] 's door . 
1 the 2 honey-tinted
1 the 4 sunshine
2 honey-tinted 3 autumn
4 sunshine 5 was
5 was 6 falling
5 was 8 over
7 thickly 8 over
8 over 11 and
9 the 10 crimson
10 crimson 11 and
11 and 12 amber
12 amber 20 .
13 maples 14 around
13 maples 18 's
14 around 15 old
18 's 19 door
19 door 20 .

there was only one outer door in old [abel] 's house , and it almost always stood wide open . 
1 there 5 outer
1 there 16 always
2 was 3 only
3 only 4 one
4 one 5 outer
5 outer 6 door
6 door 7 in
7 in 8 old
10 's 11 house
10 's 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 it
13 and 15 almost
15 almost 16 always
16 always 17 stood
17 stood 20 .
18 wide 19 open
19 open 20 .

just inside the door , on a bandy-legged chair of elder days , old [abel] almost always sat . 
1 just 10 of
2 inside 4 door
2 inside 5 ,
3 the 4 door
5 , 6 on
6 on 9 chair
7 a 8 bandy-legged
7 a 9 chair
9 chair 10 of
10 of 13 ,
11 elder 12 days
12 days 13 ,
13 , 14 old
14 old 16 almost
16 almost 18 sat
17 always 18 sat
18 sat 19 .

a strange looking man was old [abel] [blair] ; [and] as strange was he as he looked . 
1 a 4 man
2 strange 4 man
3 looking 4 man
4 man 5 was
5 was 6 old
6 old 9 ;
9 ; 12 strange
11 as 12 strange
12 strange 13 was
12 strange 15 as
13 was 14 he
15 as 16 he
15 as 18 .
16 he 17 looked
17 looked 18 .

lower [carmody] people would have told you . 
1 lower 3 people
3 people 4 would
4 would 5 have
5 have 6 told
6 told 7 you
7 you 8 .

old [abel] was almost always sober in these , his later years . 
1 old 3 was
3 was 6 sober
4 almost 5 always
5 always 6 sober
6 sober 7 in
7 in 9 ,
8 these 9 ,
9 , 12 years
10 his 11 later
10 his 12 years
12 years 13 .

he was sober to-day . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 3 sober
3 sober 4 to-day
4 to-day 5 .

felix [moore] was standing opposite to him , before an untidy stove , where the noon fire had died down into pallid , scattered ashes . 
1 felix 4 standing
1 felix 11 untidy
3 was 4 standing
5 opposite 6 to
5 opposite 8 ,
6 to 7 him
8 , 9 before
8 , 11 untidy
9 before 10 an
11 untidy 14 where
12 stove 13 ,
13 , 14 where
14 where 19 died
15 the 16 noon
15 the 17 fire
16 noon 17 fire
17 fire 18 had
18 had 19 died
19 died 20 down
19 died 21 into
21 into 23 ,
22 pallid 23 ,
23 , 25 ashes
24 scattered 25 ashes
25 ashes 26 .

the inarticulate cries of their longings had passed into this child 's soul , and transmuted themselves into the expression of his music . 
1 the 3 cries
2 inarticulate 3 cries
3 cries 4 of
3 cries 8 passed
4 of 5 their
5 their 6 longings
6 longings 7 had
8 passed 15 and
9 into 10 this
9 into 11 child
11 child 12 's
12 's 13 soul
13 soul 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 transmuted
16 transmuted 17 themselves
16 transmuted 18 into
18 into 24 .
19 the 20 expression
20 expression 21 of
20 expression 23 music
21 of 22 his
23 music 24 .

felix was a beautiful child . 
1 felix 2 was
2 was 4 beautiful
3 a 4 beautiful
4 beautiful 6 .
5 child 6 .

" [felix] [moore] will live , " he said positively . 
1 " 4 will
4 will 5 live
5 live 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 he
8 he 9 said
9 said 10 positively
10 positively 11 .

" you can't kill that kind until their work is done . 
1 " 3 can't
2 you 3 can't
3 can't 4 kill
4 kill 6 kind
4 kill 7 until
5 that 6 kind
7 until 8 their
8 their 9 work
9 work 12 .
10 is 11 done
11 done 12 .

he 's got a work to do if the minister 'll let him do it . 
1 he 2 's
2 's 3 got
3 got 5 work
4 a 5 work
5 work 6 to
6 to 7 do
7 do 8 if
8 if 10 minister
9 the 10 minister
10 minister 11 'll
11 'll 12 let
12 let 13 him
12 let 14 do
14 do 15 it
15 it 16 .

it 's an awful thing to cross the purposes of the [almighty] , either in your own life or anybody else 's . 
1 it 2 's
2 's 4 awful
3 an 4 awful
4 awful 5 thing
5 thing 6 to
6 to 13 ,
7 cross 9 purposes
7 cross 13 ,
8 the 9 purposes
9 purposes 10 of
10 of 11 the
13 , 14 either
14 either 15 in
15 in 23 .
16 your 17 own
16 your 21 else
17 own 18 life
18 life 19 or
19 or 20 anybody
21 else 22 's
22 's 23 .

sometimes [i] think it 's what 's meant by the unpardonable sin ay , that [i] do ! " 
1 sometimes 4 it
3 think 4 it
4 it 5 's
5 's 6 what
5 's 12 sin
6 what 7 's
7 's 8 meant
8 meant 9 by
10 the 11 unpardonable
11 unpardonable 12 sin
12 sin 17 do
13 ay 14 ,
14 , 17 do
15 that 17 do
17 do 18 !
18 ! 19 "

carmody people never asked what old [abel] meant . 
1 carmody 2 people
2 people 3 never
3 never 4 asked
4 asked 5 what
5 what 6 old
6 old 8 meant
8 meant 9 .

they had long ago given up such vain questioning . 
1 they 2 had
1 they 4 ago
2 had 3 long
4 ago 5 given
5 given 6 up
6 up 7 such
7 such 8 vain
8 vain 10 .
9 questioning 10 .

but then , could you wonder at it ? 
1 but 2 then
2 then 3 ,
3 , 4 could
4 could 5 you
5 you 6 wonder
6 wonder 7 at
7 at 8 it
8 it 9 ?

there was his father , you see . 
1 there 2 was
1 there 7 see
2 was 4 father
3 his 4 father
5 , 6 you
6 you 7 see
7 see 8 .

felix finally lowered the violin , and came back to old [abel] 's kitchen with a long sigh . 
1 felix 2 finally
2 finally 5 violin
3 lowered 4 the
4 the 5 violin
5 violin 8 came
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 came
8 came 10 to
9 back 10 to
10 to 14 kitchen
11 old 13 's
13 's 14 kitchen
14 kitchen 19 .
15 with 17 long
15 with 18 sigh
16 a 17 long
18 sigh 19 .

old [abel] smiled drearily at him the smile of a man who has been in the hands of the tormentors . 
1 old 3 smiled
3 smiled 4 drearily
4 drearily 5 at
5 at 8 smile
6 him 8 smile
7 the 8 smile
8 smile 9 of
9 of 11 man
10 a 11 man
11 man 13 has
12 who 13 has
13 has 14 been
14 been 20 tormentors
15 in 17 hands
16 the 17 hands
17 hands 18 of
18 of 19 the
19 the 20 tormentors
20 tormentors 21 .

" it 's awful the way you play it 's awful , " he said with a shudder . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 7 you
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 awful
4 awful 6 way
5 the 6 way
7 you 8 play
8 play 9 it
8 play 10 's
10 's 11 awful
11 awful 13 "
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 he
14 he 15 said
15 said 16 with
16 with 19 .
17 a 18 shudder
18 shudder 19 .

and to think you make it up yourself as you go along ! 
1 and 3 think
1 and 5 make
2 to 3 think
3 think 4 you
4 you 5 make
5 make 6 it
6 it 7 up
7 up 8 yourself
8 yourself 9 as
9 as 10 you
9 as 11 go
11 go 12 along
12 along 13 !

i suppose your grandfather would never hear to your studying music would he now ? " 
1 i 2 suppose
1 i 7 hear
2 suppose 3 your
3 your 4 grandfather
4 grandfather 5 would
5 would 6 never
7 hear 8 to
7 hear 10 studying
8 to 9 your
10 studying 11 music
11 music 12 would
12 would 13 he
12 would 15 ?
14 now 15 ?
15 ? 16 "

felix shook his head . 
1 felix 2 shook
2 shook 3 his
3 his 4 head
4 head 5 .

" [i] know he wouldn't , [abel] . 
1 " 3 know
3 know 4 he
4 he 5 wouldn't
5 wouldn't 6 ,
6 , 8 .

he wants me to be a minister . 
1 he 2 wants
2 wants 3 me
3 me 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 7 minister
6 a 7 minister
7 minister 8 .

ministers are good things to be , but [i] 'm afraid [i] can't be a minister . " 
1 ministers 2 are
2 are 4 things
2 are 5 to
3 good 4 things
5 to 6 be
6 be 10 'm
7 , 8 but
7 , 10 'm
10 'm 11 afraid
11 afraid 14 be
13 can't 14 be
14 be 16 minister
14 be 18 "
15 a 16 minister
17 . 18 "

" not a pulpit minister . 
1 " 2 not
2 not 4 pulpit
2 not 5 minister
3 a 4 pulpit
5 minister 6 .

" [your] tongue is music . 
1 " 3 tongue
3 tongue 4 is
4 is 5 music
5 music 6 .

strange that your grandfather can't see that for himself , and him such a broad-minded man ! 
1 strange 4 grandfather
2 that 3 your
3 your 4 grandfather
4 grandfather 5 can't
5 can't 6 see
6 see 7 that
6 see 8 for
8 for 9 himself
9 himself 12 him
10 , 11 and
10 , 12 him
12 him 15 broad-minded
12 him 16 man
13 such 14 a
14 a 15 broad-minded
16 man 17 !

he 's the only minister [i] ever had much use for . 
1 he 2 's
2 's 5 minister
3 the 4 only
4 only 5 minister
5 minister 7 ever
7 ever 8 had
8 had 10 use
9 much 10 use
10 use 11 for
11 for 12 .

he ['s] [god] 's own if ever a man was . 
1 he 4 's
4 's 5 own
4 's 7 ever
6 if 7 ever
7 ever 9 man
8 a 9 man
9 man 10 was
10 was 11 .

and he loves you yes , sir , he loves you like the apple of his eye . " 
1 and 2 he
1 and 7 sir
2 he 3 loves
3 loves 6 ,
4 you 5 yes
5 yes 6 ,
7 sir 10 loves
7 sir 12 like
8 , 9 he
9 he 10 loves
10 loves 11 you
12 like 14 apple
13 the 14 apple
14 apple 15 of
15 of 16 his
16 his 17 eye
17 eye 18 .
18 . 19 "

" and [i] love him , " said [felix] warmly . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 4 love
4 love 5 him
5 him 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 said
8 said 10 warmly
10 warmly 11 .

" [i] love him so much that [i] 'll even try to be a minister for his sake , though [i] don't want to be . " 
1 " 26 .
3 love 4 him
3 love 7 that
4 him 6 much
5 so 6 much
7 that 11 try
9 'll 10 even
9 'll 11 try
11 try 12 to
11 try 19 ,
12 to 13 be
13 be 15 minister
14 a 15 minister
15 minister 16 for
16 for 18 sake
17 his 18 sake
19 , 20 though
19 , 26 .
20 though 22 don't
22 don't 25 be
23 want 24 to
24 to 25 be
26 . 27 "

" what do you want to be ? " 
1 " 2 what
2 what 4 you
3 do 4 you
4 you 5 want
5 want 6 to
5 want 7 be
7 be 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

" a great violinist , " answered the child , his ivory-hued face suddenly warming into living rose . 
1 " 2 a
1 " 3 great
3 great 6 "
4 violinist 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 10 ,
7 answered 8 the
8 the 9 child
9 child 10 ,
10 , 13 face
11 his 13 face
12 ivory-hued 13 face
13 face 15 warming
13 face 18 rose
14 suddenly 15 warming
15 warming 16 into
16 into 17 living
18 rose 19 .

" [i] want to play to thousands and see their eyes look as yours do when [i] play . 
1 " 3 want
3 want 4 to
4 to 5 play
5 play 6 to
5 play 18 play
6 to 7 thousands
7 thousands 8 and
8 and 9 see
9 see 11 eyes
9 see 15 do
10 their 11 eyes
11 eyes 12 look
12 look 13 as
13 as 14 yours
15 do 16 when
18 play 19 .

sometimes your eyes frighten me , but oh , it 's a splendid fright ! 
1 sometimes 4 frighten
2 your 3 eyes
3 eyes 4 frighten
4 frighten 5 me
5 me 6 ,
6 , 8 oh
6 , 9 ,
7 but 8 oh
9 , 10 it
9 , 11 's
11 's 15 !
12 a 13 splendid
12 a 14 fright
14 fright 15 !

if [i] [had] father 's violin [i] could do better . 
1 if 4 father
4 father 5 's
5 's 6 violin
6 violin 8 could
8 could 9 do
9 do 10 better
10 better 11 .

i remember that he once said it had a soul that was doing purgatory for its sins when it had lived on earth . 
1 i 2 remember
2 remember 3 that
3 that 4 he
3 that 8 had
4 he 6 said
5 once 6 said
6 said 7 it
8 had 14 purgatory
9 a 10 soul
10 soul 12 was
11 that 12 was
12 was 13 doing
13 doing 14 purgatory
14 purgatory 15 for
15 for 16 its
16 its 17 sins
17 sins 18 when
18 when 19 it
18 when 21 lived
19 it 20 had
20 had 21 lived
21 lived 24 .
22 on 23 earth
23 earth 24 .

i don't know what he meant , but it did seem to me that [his] violin was alive . 
1 i 7 ,
2 don't 3 know
3 know 4 what
4 what 5 he
4 what 6 meant
6 meant 7 ,
7 , 11 seem
8 but 9 it
9 it 10 did
10 did 11 seem
11 seem 12 to
11 seem 14 that
12 to 13 me
14 that 17 was
16 violin 17 was
17 was 18 alive
18 alive 19 .

he taught me to play on it as soon as [i] was big enough to hold it . " 
1 he 2 taught
2 taught 6 on
3 me 4 to
4 to 5 play
5 play 6 on
6 on 7 it
7 it 9 soon
8 as 9 soon
9 soon 10 as
10 as 19 "
12 was 13 big
13 big 14 enough
13 big 15 to
15 to 16 hold
16 hold 17 it
16 hold 18 .
18 . 19 "

" did you love your father ? " asked old [abel] , with a keen look . 
1 " 2 did
2 did 3 you
2 did 7 ?
3 you 4 love
4 love 6 father
5 your 6 father
7 ? 8 "
7 ? 13 with
8 " 9 asked
9 asked 10 old
12 , 13 with
13 with 17 .
14 a 15 keen
15 keen 16 look
16 look 17 .

again [felix] crimsoned ; but he looked straightly and steadily into his old friend 's face . 
1 again 3 crimsoned
1 again 5 but
3 crimsoned 4 ;
5 but 9 and
6 he 7 looked
7 looked 8 straightly
8 straightly 9 and
9 and 10 steadily
10 steadily 11 into
11 into 12 his
12 his 14 friend
13 old 14 friend
14 friend 15 's
15 's 16 face
16 face 17 .

it was old [abel] 's turn to blush . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 8 blush
2 was 9 .
3 old 5 's
5 's 8 blush
6 turn 7 to
6 turn 8 blush

" no , [i] guess [i] shouldn't , " he said . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 5 guess
5 guess 9 "
7 shouldn't 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 he
9 " 11 said
11 said 12 .

" but [i] 'm always making mistakes . 
1 " 6 making
2 but 4 'm
4 'm 5 always
5 always 6 making
6 making 7 mistakes
7 mistakes 8 .

i 've never made anything else . 
1 i 2 've
2 've 3 never
3 never 4 made
4 made 5 anything
5 anything 6 else
6 else 7 .

that 's why [i] 'm nothing more than ' [old] [abel] ' to the [carmody] people . 
1 that 2 's
2 's 3 why
2 's 5 'm
5 'm 6 nothing
5 'm 7 more
6 nothing 7 more
7 more 8 than
8 than 9 '
9 ' 17 .
12 ' 13 to
13 to 14 the
14 the 16 people
16 people 17 .

nobody but you and your grandfather ever calls me ' [mr] [blair] . ' 
1 nobody 2 but
2 but 3 you
3 you 4 and
4 and 6 grandfather
5 your 6 grandfather
6 grandfather 8 calls
7 ever 8 calls
8 calls 9 me
9 me 10 '
10 ' 13 .
13 . 14 '

and the worst of it is , young [felix] , that most of the time [i] don't care whether [i] 'm [mr] [blair] or old [abel] . 
1 and 2 the
2 the 3 worst
3 worst 4 of
4 of 8 young
5 it 6 is
6 is 7 ,
7 , 8 young
8 young 15 time
10 , 11 that
10 , 12 most
12 most 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 time
15 time 17 don't
17 don't 18 care
18 care 19 whether
18 care 24 or
19 whether 21 'm
24 or 27 .
25 old 27 .

only when you play [i] care . 
1 only 2 when
2 when 3 you
2 when 4 play
3 you 4 play
4 play 7 .
6 care 7 .

it makes me feel just as a look [i] saw in a little girl 's eyes some years ago made me feel . 
1 it 2 makes
2 makes 3 me
2 makes 10 saw
3 me 4 feel
4 feel 5 just
5 just 6 as
6 as 8 look
7 a 8 look
10 saw 11 in
11 in 16 eyes
12 a 13 little
12 a 14 girl
14 girl 15 's
15 's 16 eyes
16 eyes 22 feel
17 some 18 years
18 years 19 ago
19 ago 20 made
20 made 21 me
21 me 22 feel
22 feel 23 .

her name was [anne] [shirley] and she lived [with] the [cuthberts] down at [avonlea] . 
1 her 2 name
2 name 3 was
3 was 6 and
6 and 8 lived
7 she 8 lived
8 lived 12 down
8 lived 15 .
10 the 12 down
13 at 15 .

we got into a conversation at [blair] ['s] store . 
1 we 2 got
2 got 3 into
3 into 5 conversation
4 a 5 conversation
5 conversation 6 at
6 at 9 store
9 store 10 .

she could talk a blue streak to anyone , that girl could . 
1 she 2 could
2 could 3 talk
3 talk 6 streak
4 a 5 blue
4 a 6 streak
5 blue 6 streak
6 streak 7 to
7 to 8 anyone
8 anyone 9 ,
9 , 11 girl
10 that 11 girl
11 girl 12 could
12 could 13 .

i happened to say about something that it didn't matter to a battered old hulk of sixty odd like me . 
1 i 2 happened
2 happened 3 to
2 happened 5 about
3 to 4 say
5 about 6 something
6 something 7 that
6 something 15 hulk
7 that 10 matter
8 it 9 didn't
9 didn't 10 matter
10 matter 11 to
10 matter 13 battered
12 a 13 battered
14 old 15 hulk
15 hulk 16 of
16 of 17 sixty
17 sixty 18 odd
18 odd 19 like
19 like 20 me
20 me 21 .

she looked at me with her big , innocent eyes , a little reproachful like , as if [i] 'd said something awful heretical . 
1 she 2 looked
2 looked 3 at
2 looked 4 me
2 looked 18 if
4 me 5 with
5 with 16 ,
6 her 7 big
7 big 8 ,
8 , 9 innocent
9 innocent 10 eyes
10 eyes 11 ,
10 eyes 14 reproachful
11 , 13 little
12 a 13 little
14 reproachful 15 like
15 like 16 ,
17 as 18 if
18 if 25 .
20 'd 24 heretical
20 'd 25 .
21 said 22 something
22 something 23 awful
23 awful 24 heretical

well , the way she looked and the way she spoke made me feel downright ashamed of myself because things had stopped mattering with me . 
1 well 7 and
1 well 12 made
2 , 4 way
2 , 5 she
2 , 7 and
3 the 4 way
5 she 6 looked
7 and 10 she
7 and 12 made
8 the 9 way
9 way 10 she
10 she 11 spoke
12 made 20 things
13 me 14 feel
14 feel 16 ashamed
15 downright 16 ashamed
16 ashamed 17 of
16 ashamed 20 things
17 of 18 myself
18 myself 19 because
20 things 21 had
21 had 26 .
22 stopped 23 mattering
22 stopped 26 .
23 mattering 24 with
24 with 25 me

but never mind all that . 
1 but 2 never
2 never 3 mind
3 mind 6 .
4 all 5 that
5 that 6 .

my miserable old feelings don't count for much . 
1 my 2 miserable
2 miserable 3 old
3 old 4 feelings
4 feelings 5 don't
5 don't 6 count
6 count 7 for
7 for 8 much
8 much 9 .

what come of your father 's fiddle ? " 
1 what 2 come
2 come 3 of
3 of 4 your
4 your 5 father
5 father 6 's
6 's 7 fiddle
7 fiddle 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

" grandfather took it away when [i] came here . 
1 " 2 grandfather
2 grandfather 3 took
3 took 4 it
3 took 5 away
3 took 6 when
4 it 5 away
6 when 8 came
8 came 9 here
9 here 10 .

i think he burned it . 
1 i 2 think
2 think 3 he
3 he 4 burned
4 burned 5 it
5 it 6 .

and [i] long for it so often . " 
1 and 3 long
1 and 7 often
3 long 4 for
4 for 5 it
6 so 7 often
7 often 9 "
8 . 9 "

" well , you 've always got my old brown fiddle to come to when you must . " 
1 " 4 you
2 well 3 ,
2 well 4 you
4 you 5 've
5 've 9 old
6 always 7 got
7 got 8 my
8 my 9 old
9 old 11 fiddle
10 brown 11 fiddle
11 fiddle 13 come
12 to 13 come
13 come 14 to
14 to 19 "
15 when 16 you
16 you 17 must
17 must 18 .
18 . 19 "

" yes , [i] know . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ,
3 , 5 know
5 know 6 .

and [i] 'm glad for that . 
1 and 3 'm
3 'm 4 glad
4 glad 5 for
5 for 6 that
6 that 7 .

but [i] 'm hungry for a violin all the time . 
1 but 3 'm
3 'm 4 hungry
4 hungry 5 for
5 for 7 violin
6 a 7 violin
7 violin 11 .
8 all 9 the
9 the 10 time
10 time 11 .

and [i] only come here when the hunger gets too much to bear . 
1 and 4 come
3 only 4 come
4 come 5 here
5 here 8 hunger
6 when 7 the
7 the 8 hunger
8 hunger 12 to
9 gets 10 too
10 too 11 much
11 much 12 to
12 to 13 bear
13 bear 14 .

" he has never forbidden it , has he ? " 
1 " 4 never
2 he 3 has
3 has 4 never
4 never 5 forbidden
5 forbidden 6 it
5 forbidden 7 ,
7 , 9 he
8 has 9 he
9 he 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

" no , but that is because he doesn't know [i] come here for that . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 7 because
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 but
4 but 5 that
4 but 6 is
7 because 8 he
7 because 10 know
9 doesn't 10 know
10 know 12 come
12 come 13 here
13 here 14 for
14 for 15 that
15 that 16 .

he never thinks of such a thing . 
1 he 2 never
2 never 3 thinks
3 thinks 4 of
4 of 5 such
5 such 7 thing
6 a 7 thing
7 thing 8 .

i feel sure he [would] forbid it , if he knew . 
1 i 2 feel
2 feel 3 sure
3 sure 4 he
4 he 6 forbid
6 forbid 7 it
7 it 12 .
8 , 9 if
9 if 10 he
10 he 11 knew
11 knew 12 .

and that makes me very wretched . 
1 and 2 that
2 that 3 makes
3 makes 4 me
4 me 5 very
5 very 6 wretched
6 wretched 7 .

and yet [i] [have] to come . 
1 and 2 yet
2 yet 5 to
5 to 6 come
6 come 7 .

mr [blair] , do you know why grandfather can't bear to have me play on the violin ? 
1 mr 3 ,
3 , 4 do
4 do 5 you
4 do 7 why
5 you 6 know
7 why 10 bear
8 grandfather 9 can't
9 can't 10 bear
10 bear 11 to
10 bear 12 have
11 to 12 have
12 have 13 me
12 have 14 play
13 me 14 play
14 play 15 on
15 on 16 the
16 the 17 violin
17 violin 18 ?

he loves music , and he doesn't mind my playing on the organ , if [i] don't neglect other things . 
1 he 2 loves
2 loves 5 and
3 music 4 ,
4 , 5 and
5 and 6 he
5 and 17 don't
6 he 7 doesn't
7 doesn't 8 mind
8 mind 9 my
8 mind 10 playing
10 playing 11 on
11 on 12 the
12 the 13 organ
14 , 15 if
15 if 17 don't
17 don't 21 .
18 neglect 19 other
19 other 20 things
20 things 21 .

i can't understand it , can you ? " 
1 i 2 can't
2 can't 5 ,
3 understand 4 it
3 understand 5 ,
5 , 6 can
6 can 7 you
7 you 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

" [i] have a pretty good idea , but [i] can't tell you . 
1 " 6 good
1 " 7 idea
3 have 4 a
3 have 5 pretty
5 pretty 6 good
7 idea 8 ,
8 , 9 but
9 but 11 can't
11 can't 12 tell
12 tell 13 you
13 you 14 .

it isn't my secret . 
1 it 2 isn't
2 isn't 3 my
3 my 4 secret
4 secret 5 .

maybe he 'll tell you himself some day . 
1 maybe 2 he
2 he 3 'll
3 'll 4 tell
4 tell 5 you
4 tell 6 himself
6 himself 7 some
7 some 8 day
8 day 9 .

but , mark you , young [felix] , he has got good reasons for it all . 
1 but 2 ,
1 but 4 you
2 , 3 mark
4 you 6 young
5 , 6 young
6 young 8 ,
8 , 9 he
8 , 11 got
9 he 10 has
11 got 13 reasons
11 got 17 .
12 good 13 reasons
13 reasons 14 for
14 for 16 all
15 it 16 all

knowing what [i] know , [i] can't blame him over much , though [i] think he 's mistaken . 
1 knowing 2 what
1 knowing 7 can't
2 what 4 know
2 what 5 ,
7 can't 8 blame
8 blame 9 him
8 blame 11 much
9 him 10 over
11 much 13 though
11 much 15 think
12 , 13 though
15 think 16 he
16 he 17 's
17 's 18 mistaken
18 mistaken 19 .

" [i] don't understand you , " said [felix] , drawing his fine , narrow black brows together in a perplexed frown . 
1 " 8 said
3 don't 4 understand
4 understand 5 you
4 understand 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 said
8 said 10 ,
10 , 11 drawing
10 , 14 ,
11 drawing 13 fine
12 his 13 fine
14 , 15 narrow
15 narrow 16 black
16 black 19 in
17 brows 18 together
18 together 19 in
19 in 22 frown
20 a 21 perplexed
20 a 22 frown
22 frown 23 .

" no and [i] wouldn't want you to . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 9 .
3 and 5 wouldn't
5 wouldn't 6 want
6 want 7 you
6 want 8 to
8 to 9 .

how do you do it ? 
1 how 2 do
2 do 3 you
3 you 4 do
4 do 5 it
5 it 6 ?

how in how [do] you do it , young [felix] ? " 
1 how 2 in
1 how 3 how
3 how 5 you
5 you 6 do
6 do 7 it
6 do 8 ,
8 , 9 young
9 young 11 ?
11 ? 12 "

" [i] don't know . 
1 " 3 don't
3 don't 4 know
4 know 5 .

but [i] play differently to different people . 
1 but 3 play
3 play 4 differently
4 differently 5 to
5 to 6 different
6 different 7 people
7 people 8 .

i don't know how that is . 
1 i 2 don't
2 don't 3 know
3 know 4 how
4 how 5 that
5 that 6 is
6 is 7 .

the strange , golden gleam flashed through old [abel] 's sunken eyes . 
1 the 5 gleam
2 strange 3 ,
3 , 4 golden
4 golden 5 gleam
5 gleam 6 flashed
6 flashed 7 through
6 flashed 11 sunken
8 old 10 's
10 's 11 sunken
11 sunken 12 eyes
12 eyes 13 .

" what 's that you say ? " inquired [felix] , petting his fiddle . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 's
3 's 4 that
4 that 5 you
4 that 9 inquired
5 you 6 say
6 say 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
9 inquired 12 petting
11 , 12 petting
12 petting 14 fiddle
13 his 14 fiddle
14 fiddle 15 .

" nothing never mind go on . 
1 " 2 nothing
2 nothing 3 never
3 never 4 mind
4 mind 5 go
5 go 6 on
6 on 7 .

something lively now , young [felix] . 
1 something 2 lively
2 lively 3 now
3 now 4 ,
4 , 5 young
5 young 7 .

the [reverend] [stephen] [leonard] heard [it] , as he came along the way , and the [reverend] [stephen] [leonard] smiled . 
1 the 5 heard
5 heard 10 came
7 , 9 he
8 as 9 he
9 he 10 came
10 came 11 along
10 came 15 and
12 the 13 way
13 way 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 21 .
16 the 20 smiled
16 the 21 .

he himself was beautiful . 
1 he 3 was
2 himself 3 was
3 was 4 beautiful
4 beautiful 5 .

his figure was erect and youthful , despite seventy years . 
1 his 2 figure
2 figure 3 was
3 was 5 and
4 erect 5 and
5 and 9 seventy
6 youthful 7 ,
7 , 8 despite
8 despite 9 seventy
9 seventy 10 years
10 years 11 .

" old [abel] is amusing himself with his violin again , " he thought . 
1 " 4 is
2 old 4 is
4 is 5 amusing
5 amusing 6 himself
5 amusing 10 again
6 himself 7 with
7 with 8 his
8 his 9 violin
10 again 12 "
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 he
12 " 14 thought
13 he 14 thought
14 thought 15 .

" what a delicious thing he is playing ! 
1 " 2 what
1 " 4 delicious
3 a 4 delicious
4 delicious 5 thing
5 thing 6 he
6 he 7 is
7 is 8 playing
8 playing 9 !

he has quite a gift for the violin . 
1 he 2 has
2 has 3 quite
3 quite 5 gift
4 a 5 gift
5 gift 6 for
6 for 7 the
7 the 8 violin
8 violin 9 .

well , it will make my task all the easier . 
1 well 2 ,
1 well 3 it
3 it 4 will
4 will 5 make
5 make 6 my
6 my 7 task
7 task 11 .
8 all 9 the
9 the 10 easier
10 easier 11 .

abel is always repentant by the time he is able to play on his fiddle . " 
1 abel 2 is
2 is 3 always
2 is 4 repentant
3 always 4 repentant
4 repentant 11 to
5 by 7 time
6 the 7 time
7 time 8 he
7 time 9 is
8 he 9 is
9 is 10 able
10 able 11 to
11 to 15 fiddle
12 play 13 on
13 on 14 his
14 his 15 fiddle
15 fiddle 16 .
16 . 17 "

mr [leonard] was on the door-stone . 
1 mr 3 was
3 was 7 .
4 on 5 the
5 the 6 door-stone
6 door-stone 7 .

the little black dog had frisked down to meet him , and the gray cat rubbed her head against his leg . 
1 the 4 dog
1 the 7 down
2 little 3 black
2 little 4 dog
3 black 4 dog
4 dog 5 had
5 had 6 frisked
7 down 12 and
8 to 9 meet
9 meet 10 him
9 meet 12 and
10 him 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 15 cat
13 the 14 gray
14 gray 15 cat
15 cat 16 rubbed
16 rubbed 17 her
17 her 18 head
18 head 19 against
19 against 20 his
20 his 21 leg
21 leg 22 .

" [felix] ! what does this mean ? " 
1 " 3 !
3 ! 4 what
4 what 5 does
5 does 6 this
5 does 7 mean
7 mean 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

the violin bow clattered from [felix] ['s] hand upon the floor ; he swung around and faced his grandfather . 
1 the 3 bow
1 the 4 clattered
2 violin 3 bow
4 clattered 9 upon
5 from 8 hand
8 hand 9 upon
9 upon 11 floor
10 the 11 floor
11 floor 12 ;
11 floor 13 he
11 floor 14 swung
13 he 14 swung
14 swung 16 and
15 around 16 and
16 and 17 faced
17 faced 18 his
18 his 19 grandfather
19 grandfather 20 .

as he met the passion of grief and hurt in the old man 's eyes , his own clouded with an agony of repentance . 
1 as 2 he
1 as 3 met
1 as 9 hurt
2 he 3 met
3 met 6 of
4 the 5 passion
5 passion 6 of
6 of 7 grief
7 grief 8 and
9 hurt 14 's
10 in 11 the
11 the 12 old
12 old 13 man
13 man 14 's
14 's 15 eyes
15 eyes 18 own
16 , 17 his
17 his 18 own
18 own 19 clouded
19 clouded 20 with
19 clouded 25 .
20 with 21 an
22 agony 23 of
23 of 24 repentance
24 repentance 25 .

" grandfather [i] 'm sorry , " he cried brokenly . 
1 " 2 grandfather
1 " 6 ,
4 'm 5 sorry
5 sorry 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 9 cried
7 " 8 he
9 cried 10 brokenly
10 brokenly 11 .

" now , now ! " 
1 " 2 now
2 now 3 ,
3 , 4 now
4 now 5 !
5 ! 6 "

old [abel] [had] risen deprecatingly . 
1 old 4 risen
4 risen 5 deprecatingly
5 deprecatingly 6 .

" it 's all my fault , [mr] [leonard] . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 's
3 's 6 fault
4 all 5 my
5 my 6 fault
6 fault 7 ,
7 , 10 .

don't you blame the boy . 
1 don't 2 you
2 you 3 blame
3 blame 5 boy
4 the 5 boy
5 boy 6 .

i coaxed him to play a bit for me . 
1 i 2 coaxed
2 coaxed 3 him
3 him 4 to
4 to 5 play
5 play 7 bit
5 play 8 for
6 a 7 bit
8 for 10 .
9 me 10 .

i didn't feel fit to touch the fiddle yet myself too soon after [friday] , you see . 
1 i 2 didn't
2 didn't 4 fit
3 feel 4 fit
4 fit 8 fiddle
5 to 6 touch
6 touch 7 the
7 the 8 fiddle
8 fiddle 11 too
9 yet 10 myself
9 yet 11 too
11 too 13 after
12 soon 13 after
13 after 15 ,
15 , 17 see
16 you 17 see
17 see 18 .

so [i] coaxed him on wouldn't give him no peace till he played . 
1 so 3 coaxed
1 so 7 give
3 coaxed 4 him
4 him 5 on
6 wouldn't 7 give
7 give 8 him
7 give 10 peace
8 him 9 no
9 no 10 peace
10 peace 11 till
11 till 12 he
12 he 13 played
13 played 14 .

it 's all my fault . " 
1 it 2 's
2 's 3 all
3 all 5 fault
4 my 5 fault
5 fault 6 .
6 . 7 "

" no , " said [felix] , throwing back his head . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 said
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 ,
7 , 8 throwing
8 throwing 9 back
9 back 12 .
10 his 11 head
11 head 12 .

his face was as white as marble , yet it seemed ablaze with desperate truth and scorn of old [abel] 's shielding lie . 
1 his 2 face
1 his 12 ablaze
2 face 3 was
3 was 5 white
4 as 5 white
5 white 6 as
6 as 7 marble
7 marble 11 seemed
8 , 9 yet
9 yet 10 it
10 it 11 seemed
12 ablaze 15 truth
13 with 14 desperate
14 desperate 15 truth
15 truth 16 and
16 and 17 scorn
17 scorn 18 of
17 scorn 23 lie
18 of 22 shielding
19 old 21 's
21 's 22 shielding
23 lie 24 .

" no , grandfather , it isn't [abel] 's fault . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 grandfather
3 , 5 ,
5 , 6 it
5 , 9 's
6 it 7 isn't
9 's 10 fault
10 fault 11 .

i came over here on purpose to play , because [i] thought you had gone to the harbour . 
1 i 2 came
2 came 3 over
2 came 12 thought
3 over 4 here
4 here 8 play
5 on 6 purpose
6 purpose 7 to
7 to 8 play
8 play 10 because
9 , 10 because
12 thought 16 to
13 you 14 had
14 had 15 gone
15 gone 16 to
16 to 18 harbour
17 the 18 harbour
18 harbour 19 .

i have come here often , ever since [i] have lived with you . " 
1 i 2 have
2 have 4 here
3 come 4 here
4 here 5 often
5 often 7 ever
6 , 7 ever
7 ever 8 since
8 since 11 lived
10 have 11 lived
11 lived 12 with
12 with 13 you
13 you 14 .
14 . 15 "

" ever since you have lived with me you have been deceiving me like this , [felix] ? " 
1 " 2 ever
1 " 4 you
2 ever 3 since
3 since 4 you
4 you 5 have
5 have 6 lived
6 lived 12 deceiving
7 with 8 me
7 with 9 you
9 you 10 have
10 have 11 been
11 been 12 deceiving
12 deceiving 13 me
13 me 14 like
14 like 19 "
15 this 16 ,
15 this 19 "
16 , 18 ?

there was no anger in [mr] [leonard] ['s] tone only measureless sorrow . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 4 anger
2 was 5 in
3 no 4 anger
4 anger 5 in
5 in 9 tone
9 tone 10 only
9 tone 12 sorrow
11 measureless 12 sorrow
12 sorrow 13 .

the boy 's sensitive lips quivered . 
1 the 2 boy
2 boy 3 's
3 's 4 sensitive
4 sensitive 5 lips
5 lips 6 quivered
6 quivered 7 .

" forgive me , grandfather , " he whispered beseechingly . 
1 " 5 grandfather
2 forgive 3 me
3 me 4 ,
4 , 5 grandfather
5 grandfather 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 he
8 he 9 whispered
9 whispered 11 .
10 beseechingly 11 .

" you never forbid him to come , " old [abel] broke in angrily . 
1 " 4 forbid
2 you 3 never
3 never 4 forbid
4 forbid 5 him
4 forbid 6 to
6 to 8 ,
7 come 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 12 broke
9 " 10 old
12 broke 15 .
13 in 14 angrily
14 angrily 15 .

" be just , [mr] [leonard] be just . " 
1 " 2 be
1 " 3 just
3 just 4 ,
4 , 7 be
7 be 8 just
8 just 9 .
9 . 10 "

" [i] [am] just . 
1 " 4 just
4 just 5 .

felix knows that he has disobeyed me , in the spirit if not in the letter . 
1 felix 2 knows
2 knows 3 that
3 that 4 he
4 he 5 has
5 has 6 disobeyed
6 disobeyed 7 me
7 me 8 ,
8 , 9 in
9 in 11 spirit
10 the 11 spirit
11 spirit 17 .
12 if 13 not
13 not 16 letter
14 in 15 the
15 the 16 letter
16 letter 17 .

do you not know it , [felix] ? " 
1 do 2 you
2 you 3 not
3 not 4 know
4 know 5 it
4 know 6 ,
6 , 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

" yes , grandfather , [i] have done wrong [i] 've known that [i] was doing wrong every time [i] came . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 5 ,
2 yes 3 ,
4 grandfather 5 ,
5 , 8 done
5 , 11 've
7 have 8 done
8 done 9 wrong
11 've 12 known
12 known 15 was
13 that 15 was
15 was 19 time
16 doing 17 wrong
17 wrong 18 every
18 every 19 time
19 time 22 .
21 came 22 .

forgive me , grandfather . " 
1 forgive 2 me
2 me 3 ,
3 , 4 grandfather
4 grandfather 5 .
5 . 6 "

dusky crimson rushed madly over the boy 's face . 
1 dusky 2 crimson
2 crimson 3 rushed
3 rushed 4 madly
4 madly 5 over
5 over 6 the
6 the 7 boy
7 boy 8 's
8 's 9 face
9 face 10 .

he gave a cry as if he had been lashed with a whip . 
1 he 2 gave
2 gave 4 cry
2 gave 6 if
3 a 4 cry
5 as 6 if
6 if 7 he
6 if 14 .
7 he 8 had
8 had 9 been
9 been 10 lashed
10 lashed 11 with
11 with 13 whip
12 a 13 whip

old [abel] sprang to his feet . 
1 old 3 sprang
3 sprang 4 to
4 to 5 his
5 his 6 feet
6 feet 7 .

" don't you ask such a promise of him , [mr] [leonard] , " he cried furiously . 
1 " 2 don't
2 don't 3 you
2 don't 7 promise
3 you 4 ask
5 such 6 a
5 such 7 promise
7 promise 8 of
8 of 13 ,
9 him 10 ,
9 him 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 16 cried
15 he 16 cried
16 cried 18 .
17 furiously 18 .

" it 's a sin , that 's what it is . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 6 ,
2 it 3 's
3 's 5 sin
4 a 5 sin
6 , 7 that
7 that 8 's
8 's 9 what
9 what 10 it
9 what 11 is
11 is 12 .

man , man , what blinds you ? 
1 man 3 man
2 , 3 man
3 man 4 ,
4 , 5 what
5 what 6 blinds
6 blinds 7 you
7 you 8 ?

you [are] blind . 
1 you 3 blind
3 blind 4 .

can't you see what is in the boy ? 
1 can't 2 you
2 you 3 see
3 see 4 what
4 what 5 is
5 is 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 boy
8 boy 9 ?

his soul is full of music . 
1 his 2 soul
2 soul 3 is
3 is 4 full
4 full 5 of
5 of 6 music
6 music 7 .

it 'll torture him to death or to worse if you don't let it have way . " 
1 it 2 'll
2 'll 3 torture
3 torture 4 him
4 him 5 to
5 to 6 death
6 death 12 don't
7 or 11 you
8 to 9 worse
9 worse 11 you
10 if 11 you
11 you 12 don't
12 don't 18 "
13 let 14 it
13 let 17 .
15 have 16 way
16 way 17 .
17 . 18 "

" there is a devil in such music , " said [mr] [leonard] hotly . 
1 " 3 is
2 there 3 is
3 is 5 devil
4 a 5 devil
5 devil 6 in
6 in 9 ,
7 such 8 music
8 music 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 15 .
11 said 14 hotly
14 hotly 15 .

mr [leonard] looked shocked ; he considered that old [abel] had uttered blasphemy . 
1 mr 3 looked
3 looked 4 shocked
4 shocked 5 ;
5 ; 6 he
6 he 7 considered
7 considered 8 that
8 that 9 old
8 that 13 blasphemy
9 old 11 had
12 uttered 13 blasphemy
13 blasphemy 14 .

he turned away from him rebukingly . 
1 he 2 turned
2 turned 3 away
3 away 4 from
4 from 5 him
5 him 6 rebukingly
6 rebukingly 7 .

" [felix] , promise me . " 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 promise
4 promise 5 me
5 me 6 .
6 . 7 "

there was no relenting in his face or tone . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 no
3 no 4 relenting
4 relenting 5 in
5 in 8 or
6 his 7 face
7 face 8 or
8 or 9 tone
9 tone 10 .

he was merciless in the use of the power he possessed over that young , loving spirit . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 3 merciless
2 was 6 use
4 in 5 the
5 the 6 use
6 use 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 power
9 power 11 possessed
10 he 11 possessed
11 possessed 12 over
12 over 18 .
13 that 14 young
14 young 15 ,
14 young 17 spirit
15 , 16 loving
17 spirit 18 .

felix understood that there was no escape ; but his lips were very white as he said , 
1 felix 4 there
1 felix 5 was
2 understood 3 that
3 that 4 there
5 was 6 no
6 no 7 escape
7 escape 8 ;
8 ; 9 but
9 but 11 lips
9 but 12 were
10 his 11 lips
11 lips 12 were
12 were 13 very
13 very 14 white
13 very 15 as
15 as 16 he
15 as 17 said
16 he 17 said
17 said 18 ,

" [i] promise , grandfather . " 
1 " 3 promise
3 promise 4 ,
4 , 5 grandfather
5 grandfather 6 .
6 . 7 "

mr [leonard] drew a long breath of relief . 
1 mr 3 drew
3 drew 6 breath
4 a 5 long
5 long 6 breath
6 breath 7 of
7 of 8 relief
8 relief 9 .

he knew that promise would be kept . 
1 he 2 knew
2 knew 4 promise
3 that 4 promise
4 promise 5 would
5 would 6 be
6 be 7 kept
7 kept 8 .

so did old [abel] . 
1 so 2 did
2 did 5 .
3 old 5 .

the latter crossed the floor and sullenly took the violin from [felix] 's relaxed hand . 
1 the 2 latter
2 latter 3 crossed
3 crossed 4 the
4 the 5 floor
5 floor 16 .
6 and 8 took
6 and 13 's
7 sullenly 8 took
8 took 10 violin
8 took 11 from
9 the 10 violin
13 's 14 relaxed
14 relaxed 15 hand
15 hand 16 .

without a word or look he went into the little bedroom off the kitchen and shut the door with a slam of righteous indignation . 
1 without 4 or
2 a 3 word
3 word 4 or
4 or 5 look
5 look 12 off
6 he 7 went
7 went 8 into
8 into 11 bedroom
9 the 11 bedroom
10 little 11 bedroom
11 bedroom 12 off
12 off 15 and
13 the 14 kitchen
14 kitchen 15 and
15 and 18 door
16 shut 17 the
17 the 18 door
18 door 19 with
19 with 24 indignation
20 a 21 slam
21 slam 22 of
21 slam 24 indignation
22 of 23 righteous
24 indignation 25 .

but from its window he stealthily watched his visitors go away . 
1 but 2 from
1 but 5 he
2 from 3 its
3 its 4 window
5 he 6 stealthily
6 stealthily 7 watched
7 watched 8 his
7 watched 11 away
9 visitors 10 go
10 go 11 away
11 away 12 .

just as they entered on the maple path [mr] [leonard] laid his hand on [felix] 's head and looked down at him . 
1 just 4 entered
2 as 3 they
3 they 4 entered
4 entered 5 on
5 on 6 the
6 the 8 path
7 maple 8 path
8 path 11 laid
11 laid 13 hand
12 his 13 hand
13 hand 14 on
13 hand 18 and
16 's 17 head
16 's 18 and
18 and 23 .
19 looked 20 down
19 looked 23 .
20 down 21 at
21 at 22 him

instantly the boy flung his arm up over the old man 's shoulder and smiled at him . 
1 instantly 4 flung
2 the 3 boy
3 boy 4 flung
4 flung 6 arm
5 his 6 arm
6 arm 7 up
7 up 8 over
8 over 14 and
9 the 10 old
10 old 11 man
11 man 12 's
12 's 13 shoulder
13 shoulder 14 and
14 and 18 .
15 smiled 16 at
15 smiled 18 .
16 at 17 him

in the look they exchanged there was boundless love and trust ay , and good-fellowship . 
1 in 2 the
2 the 9 love
3 look 4 they
4 they 7 was
5 exchanged 6 there
6 there 7 was
7 was 8 boundless
8 boundless 9 love
9 love 10 and
10 and 11 trust
10 and 13 ,
11 trust 12 ay
13 , 14 and
14 and 16 .
15 good-fellowship 16 .

old [abel] 's scornful eyes again held the golden flash . 
1 old 3 's
3 's 10 flash
4 scornful 5 eyes
5 eyes 6 again
6 again 7 held
7 held 9 golden
8 the 9 golden
9 golden 10 flash
10 flash 11 .

" how those two love each other ! " he muttered enviously . 
1 " 2 how
2 how 6 each
3 those 4 two
4 two 5 love
5 love 6 each
6 each 11 muttered
7 other 9 "
8 ! 9 "
9 " 10 he
10 he 11 muttered
11 muttered 12 enviously
12 enviously 13 .

" and how they torture each other ! " 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 how
3 how 4 they
4 they 6 each
5 torture 6 each
6 each 7 other
7 other 8 !
8 ! 9 "

mr [leonard] went to his study to pray when he got home . 
1 mr 8 pray
3 went 4 to
3 went 6 study
4 to 5 his
6 study 7 to
7 to 8 pray
8 pray 9 when
9 when 10 he
9 when 11 got
11 got 12 home
12 home 13 .

mr [leonard] knew that [janet] would disapprove of his action as deeply as old [abel] had done . 
1 mr 3 knew
3 knew 4 that
4 that 6 would
6 would 7 disapprove
7 disapprove 8 of
8 of 9 his
9 his 10 action
10 action 12 deeply
11 as 12 deeply
12 deeply 13 as
13 as 17 done
14 old 16 had
16 had 17 done
17 done 18 .

she would say nothing , she would only look at him with reproachful eyes over the teacups at suppertime . 
1 she 9 look
2 would 3 say
3 say 4 nothing
4 nothing 5 ,
5 , 6 she
5 , 8 only
6 she 7 would
8 only 9 look
9 look 10 at
9 look 12 with
10 at 11 him
12 with 14 eyes
13 reproachful 14 eyes
14 eyes 15 over
15 over 17 teacups
16 the 17 teacups
17 teacups 18 at
18 at 19 suppertime
19 suppertime 20 .

but [mr] [leonard] believed he had done what was best and his conscience did not trouble him , though his heart did . 
1 but 4 believed
4 believed 5 he
4 believed 10 best
5 he 6 had
6 had 7 done
7 done 8 what
8 what 9 was
10 best 11 and
11 and 15 not
12 his 13 conscience
13 conscience 14 did
14 did 15 not
15 not 16 trouble
16 trouble 17 him
16 trouble 19 though
18 , 19 though
19 though 23 .
20 his 21 heart
21 heart 22 did
22 did 23 .

thirteen years before this , his daughter [margaret] had almost broken that heart by marrying a man of whom he could not approve . 
1 thirteen 2 years
1 thirteen 3 before
3 before 4 this
3 before 18 of
4 this 5 ,
5 , 7 daughter
6 his 7 daughter
7 daughter 9 had
9 had 11 broken
10 almost 11 broken
11 broken 13 heart
12 that 13 heart
13 heart 14 by
14 by 15 marrying
15 marrying 17 man
16 a 17 man
18 of 19 whom
19 whom 20 he
19 whom 23 approve
20 he 21 could
21 could 22 not
23 approve 24 .

martin [moore] was a professional violinist . 
1 martin 3 was
3 was 5 professional
4 a 5 professional
5 professional 7 .
6 violinist 7 .

he was a popular performer , though not in any sense a great one . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 4 popular
3 a 4 popular
4 popular 5 performer
5 performer 6 ,
5 performer 7 though
7 though 11 sense
8 not 9 in
9 in 10 any
10 any 11 sense
11 sense 15 .
12 a 13 great
13 great 14 one
14 one 15 .

margaret had loved him with all her virginal heart in return , and married him , despite her father 's disapproval . 
1 margaret 2 had
1 margaret 13 and
2 had 3 loved
3 loved 4 him
3 loved 5 with
5 with 6 all
6 all 7 her
8 virginal 9 heart
8 virginal 10 in
8 virginal 13 and
10 in 11 return
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 married
13 and 15 him
15 him 16 ,
16 , 17 despite
17 despite 19 father
17 despite 20 's
18 her 19 father
20 's 22 .
21 disapproval 22 .

it was not to [martin] [moore] 's profession that [mr] [leonard] objected , but to the man himself . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 not
2 was 4 to
4 to 7 's
7 's 8 profession
8 profession 14 but
9 that 12 objected
12 objected 13 ,
13 , 14 but
14 but 15 to
15 to 17 man
16 the 17 man
17 man 18 himself
18 himself 19 .

margaret [leonard] did not believe this . 
1 margaret 3 did
3 did 4 not
4 not 5 believe
5 believe 6 this
6 this 7 .

she married [martin] [moore] and lived one year in paradise . 
1 she 2 married
2 married 5 and
5 and 6 lived
6 lived 7 one
7 one 8 year
8 year 9 in
9 in 10 paradise
10 paradise 11 .

perhaps that atoned for the three bitter years which followed that , and her child . 
1 perhaps 2 that
1 perhaps 6 three
2 that 3 atoned
3 atoned 4 for
4 for 5 the
6 three 9 which
7 bitter 8 years
7 bitter 9 which
9 which 10 followed
10 followed 11 that
11 that 16 .
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 her
13 and 15 child
15 child 16 .

at all events , she died as she had lived , loyal and uncomplaining . 
1 at 10 lived
2 all 3 events
3 events 4 ,
4 , 6 died
5 she 6 died
6 died 7 as
7 as 8 she
8 she 9 had
9 had 10 lived
10 lived 13 and
11 , 12 loyal
12 loyal 13 and
13 and 14 uncomplaining
14 uncomplaining 15 .

her body was taken home to be buried beside her mother in the little [carmody] churchyard . 
1 her 2 body
1 her 7 be
2 body 3 was
3 was 4 taken
4 taken 5 home
5 home 6 to
7 be 8 buried
8 buried 11 mother
9 beside 10 her
10 her 11 mother
11 mother 12 in
12 in 13 the
13 the 14 little
14 little 16 churchyard
16 churchyard 17 .

mr [leonard] wished to take the child , but [martin] [moore] refused to give him up . 
1 mr 3 wished
3 wished 7 child
4 to 5 take
5 take 6 the
6 the 7 child
7 child 9 but
8 , 9 but
9 but 14 give
12 refused 13 to
13 to 14 give
14 give 15 him
15 him 16 up
16 up 17 .

six years later [moore] , too , died , and at last [mr] [leonard] had his heart 's desire the possession of [margaret] 's son . 
1 six 2 years
2 years 3 later
3 later 5 ,
5 , 6 too
6 too 7 ,
6 too 25 son
7 , 8 died
8 died 10 and
8 died 15 had
9 , 10 and
10 and 12 last
11 at 12 last
15 had 19 desire
16 his 17 heart
17 heart 18 's
18 's 19 desire
20 the 21 possession
21 possession 22 of
21 possession 24 's
24 's 25 son
25 son 26 .

the grandfather awaited the child 's coming with mingled feelings . 
1 the 2 grandfather
2 grandfather 5 child
3 awaited 4 the
4 the 5 child
5 child 6 's
6 's 7 coming
7 coming 8 with
8 with 9 mingled
9 mingled 10 feelings
10 feelings 11 .

his heart yearned for him , yet he dreaded to meet a second edition of [martin] [moore] . 
1 his 2 heart
2 heart 3 yearned
3 yearned 4 for
4 for 8 he
5 him 6 ,
6 , 7 yet
7 yet 8 he
8 he 9 dreaded
9 dreaded 10 to
9 dreaded 18 .
10 to 11 meet
11 meet 14 edition
12 a 13 second
13 second 14 edition
14 edition 15 of

suppose [margaret] 's son resembled his handsome vagabond of a father ! 
1 suppose 3 's
3 's 4 son
4 son 5 resembled
5 resembled 6 his
6 his 7 handsome
7 handsome 8 vagabond
8 vagabond 9 of
9 of 11 father
10 a 11 father
11 father 12 !

or , worse still , suppose he were cursed with his father 's lack of principle , his instability , his [bohemian] instincts . 
1 or 12 father
2 , 3 worse
3 worse 5 ,
3 worse 12 father
4 still 5 ,
5 , 7 he
6 suppose 7 he
7 he 8 were
8 were 9 cursed
9 cursed 10 with
10 with 11 his
12 father 13 's
13 's 14 lack
14 lack 15 of
14 lack 19 instability
16 principle 17 ,
17 , 19 instability
18 his 19 instability
19 instability 20 ,
20 , 24 .
21 his 23 instincts
23 instincts 24 .

thus [mr] [leonard] tortured himself wretchedly before the coming of [felix] . 
1 thus 4 tortured
4 tortured 5 himself
5 himself 6 wretchedly
6 wretchedly 7 before
7 before 9 coming
8 the 9 coming
9 coming 10 of
10 of 12 .

the child did not look like either father or mother . 
1 the 2 child
2 child 3 did
3 did 4 not
4 not 5 look
5 look 6 like
6 like 7 either
7 either 8 father
8 father 9 or
9 or 10 mother
10 mother 11 .

felix 's only inheritance from his father was his love of music . 
1 felix 2 's
2 's 3 only
2 's 7 father
3 only 4 inheritance
4 inheritance 5 from
5 from 6 his
7 father 8 was
8 was 10 love
9 his 10 love
10 love 11 of
11 of 12 music
12 music 13 .

but the child had genius , where his father had possessed only talent . 
1 but 4 had
2 the 3 child
3 child 4 had
4 had 5 genius
5 genius 7 where
6 , 7 where
7 where 11 possessed
8 his 9 father
9 father 10 had
10 had 11 possessed
11 possessed 14 .
12 only 13 talent
13 talent 14 .

mr [leonard] had taken possession of it and [felix] had never seen it since . 
1 mr 12 seen
3 had 4 taken
3 had 8 and
4 taken 5 possession
4 taken 8 and
5 possession 6 of
6 of 7 it
8 and 10 had
10 had 11 never
11 never 12 seen
12 seen 13 it
13 it 14 since
14 since 15 .

he cried himself to sleep many a night for the loss of it . 
1 he 2 cried
2 cried 3 himself
2 cried 6 many
3 himself 5 sleep
4 to 5 sleep
6 many 8 night
7 a 8 night
8 night 9 for
9 for 10 the
10 the 11 loss
11 loss 12 of
11 loss 14 .
12 of 13 it

mr [leonard] did not know this , and if [janet] [andrews] suspected it she held her tongue an art in which she excelled . 
1 mr 3 did
3 did 4 not
3 did 17 tongue
4 not 5 know
5 know 8 and
5 know 15 held
6 this 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 if
9 if 12 suspected
12 suspected 13 it
14 she 15 held
15 held 16 her
17 tongue 18 an
18 an 19 art
19 art 20 in
20 in 21 which
20 in 22 she
20 in 23 excelled
23 excelled 24 .

he addressed himself to the keeping of his promise in letter and in spirit . 
1 he 2 addressed
2 addressed 3 himself
3 himself 4 to
3 himself 9 promise
4 to 6 keeping
5 the 6 keeping
6 keeping 7 of
7 of 8 his
9 promise 10 in
10 in 11 letter
11 letter 12 and
12 and 15 .
13 in 14 spirit
14 spirit 15 .

only once in the long winter did he come near to breaking his promise . 
1 only 3 in
2 once 3 in
3 in 5 long
4 the 5 long
5 long 9 come
6 winter 7 did
7 did 8 he
7 did 9 come
9 come 10 near
10 near 11 to
11 to 12 breaking
12 breaking 14 promise
12 breaking 15 .
13 his 14 promise

as he descended into the little hollow below the manse a lively lilt of music drifted up to meet him . 
1 as 10 manse
2 he 3 descended
3 descended 4 into
4 into 7 hollow
5 the 6 little
6 little 7 hollow
7 hollow 8 below
8 below 10 manse
9 the 10 manse
10 manse 13 lilt
11 a 12 lively
11 a 13 lilt
13 lilt 14 of
14 of 15 music
15 music 16 drifted
16 drifted 18 to
16 drifted 19 meet
17 up 18 to
18 to 19 meet
19 meet 20 him
20 him 21 .

then , with it half-way to his lips , he paused . 
1 then 2 ,
1 then 5 half-way
2 , 3 with
3 with 4 it
5 half-way 6 to
6 to 9 ,
7 his 8 lips
8 lips 9 ,
9 , 10 he
10 he 11 paused
11 paused 12 .

to [leon] 's amazement , [felix] threw the mouth-organ back at him and ran up the hill as if he were pursued . 
1 to 3 's
3 's 4 amazement
4 amazement 5 ,
5 , 7 threw
7 threw 10 back
7 threw 11 at
8 the 9 mouth-organ
9 mouth-organ 10 back
11 at 13 and
12 him 13 and
13 and 14 ran
14 ran 15 up
15 up 17 hill
15 up 19 if
16 the 17 hill
18 as 19 if
19 if 20 he
19 if 23 .
20 he 21 were
21 were 22 pursued

" child , what 's the matter with you ? " she cried . 
1 " 5 's
2 child 3 ,
2 child 4 what
4 what 5 's
5 's 7 matter
6 the 7 matter
7 matter 8 with
8 with 9 you
9 you 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
10 ? 13 cried
11 " 12 she
13 cried 14 .

" are you sick ? 
1 " 2 are
2 are 3 you
2 are 4 sick
4 sick 5 ?

have you been scared ? " 
1 have 2 you
2 you 3 been
3 been 4 scared
4 scared 5 ?
5 ? 6 "

" no , no . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 no
4 no 5 .

leave me alone , [janet] , " said [felix] chokingly , dashing up the stairs to his own room . 
1 leave 2 me
1 leave 4 ,
1 leave 7 "
3 alone 4 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 11 ,
8 said 10 chokingly
8 said 11 ,
11 , 13 up
12 dashing 13 up
13 up 16 to
14 the 15 stairs
15 stairs 16 to
16 to 17 his
17 his 18 own
18 own 20 .
19 room 20 .

mr [leonard] scrutinized him somewhat anxiously ; it suddenly occurred to the old minister that [felix] was looking more delicate than his wont this spring . 
1 mr 3 scrutinized
3 scrutinized 6 anxiously
4 him 5 somewhat
5 somewhat 6 anxiously
6 anxiously 11 to
7 ; 8 it
7 ; 9 suddenly
9 suddenly 10 occurred
10 occurred 11 to
11 to 14 minister
12 the 14 minister
13 old 14 minister
14 minister 21 than
15 that 17 was
17 was 18 looking
18 looking 19 more
18 looking 21 than
19 more 20 delicate
21 than 26 .
22 his 23 wont
23 wont 25 spring
24 this 25 spring
25 spring 26 .

well , he had studied hard all winter , and he was certainly growing very fast . 
1 well 2 ,
2 , 3 he
2 , 10 and
3 he 4 had
4 had 6 hard
5 studied 6 hard
7 all 8 winter
8 winter 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 he
10 and 13 certainly
11 he 12 was
13 certainly 14 growing
14 growing 15 very
15 very 16 fast
16 fast 17 .

when vacation came he must be sent away for a visit . 
1 when 2 vacation
2 vacation 3 came
3 came 4 he
4 he 5 must
5 must 6 be
6 be 7 sent
7 sent 8 away
8 away 9 for
9 for 12 .
10 a 11 visit
10 a 12 .

" they tell me [naomi] [clark] is real sick , " said [janet] . 
1 " 2 they
2 they 3 tell
3 tell 4 me
3 tell 10 ,
7 is 8 real
8 real 9 sick
9 sick 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 14 .
12 said 14 .

" she has been ailing all winter , and now she 's fast to her bed . 
1 " 2 she
1 " 9 and
2 she 3 has
3 has 4 been
4 been 5 ailing
5 ailing 6 all
7 winter 8 ,
7 winter 9 and
9 and 11 she
10 now 11 she
11 she 12 's
12 's 14 to
13 fast 14 to
14 to 16 bed
15 her 16 bed
16 bed 17 .

mrs [murphy] says she believes the woman is dying , but nobody dares tell her so . 
1 mrs 3 says
3 says 4 she
4 she 5 believes
5 believes 11 but
6 the 7 woman
7 woman 8 is
8 is 9 dying
9 dying 10 ,
10 , 11 but
11 but 13 dares
12 nobody 13 dares
13 dares 14 tell
14 tell 15 her
14 tell 16 so
16 so 17 .

she won't give in she's sick , nor take medicine . 
1 she 2 won't
2 won't 3 give
3 give 8 nor
4 in 5 she's
5 she's 6 sick
6 sick 7 ,
7 , 8 nor
8 nor 9 take
9 take 10 medicine
10 medicine 11 .

and there 's nobody to wait on her except that simple creature , [maggie] [peterson] . " 
1 and 2 there
1 and 3 's
2 there 3 's
3 's 4 nobody
3 's 5 to
5 to 6 wait
6 wait 7 on
6 wait 9 except
7 on 8 her
9 except 10 that
10 that 12 creature
11 simple 12 creature
12 creature 13 ,
13 , 16 .
16 . 17 "

" [i] wonder if [i] ought to go and see her , " said [mr] [leonard] uneasily . 
1 " 3 wonder
3 wonder 7 to
4 if 6 ought
6 ought 7 to
7 to 9 and
8 go 9 and
9 and 12 ,
10 see 11 her
10 see 12 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 said
14 said 17 uneasily
17 uneasily 18 .

" what use would it be to bother yourself ? 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 use
3 use 4 would
4 would 5 it
4 would 6 be
6 be 7 to
7 to 8 bother
8 bother 10 ?
9 yourself 10 ?

you know she wouldn't see you she 'd shut the door in your face like she did before . 
1 you 2 know
2 know 3 she
2 know 5 see
3 she 4 wouldn't
5 see 9 shut
6 you 7 she
7 she 8 'd
8 'd 9 shut
9 shut 11 door
9 shut 14 face
10 the 11 door
11 door 12 in
12 in 13 your
14 face 15 like
15 like 16 she
16 she 17 did
17 did 18 before
17 did 19 .

" what do you know of [naomi] [clark] to like or dislike ? " she asked curiously . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 4 you
2 what 3 do
4 you 5 know
5 know 6 of
5 know 9 to
9 to 11 or
10 like 11 or
11 or 12 dislike
12 dislike 18 .
13 ? 14 "
14 " 15 she
14 " 17 curiously
15 she 16 asked
17 curiously 18 .

" did you ever see her ? " 
1 " 2 did
2 did 3 you
2 did 5 see
3 you 4 ever
5 see 6 her
5 see 7 ?
7 ? 8 "

" oh , yes , " [felix] replied , addressing himself to his cherry preserve with considerable gusto . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 4 yes
2 oh 3 ,
4 yes 5 ,
5 , 12 to
6 " 8 replied
8 replied 9 ,
9 , 10 addressing
9 , 11 himself
11 himself 12 to
12 to 14 cherry
13 his 14 cherry
14 cherry 16 with
15 preserve 16 with
16 with 17 considerable
17 considerable 18 gusto
18 gusto 19 .

" [i] was down at [spruce] [cove] one night last summer when a big thunderstorm came up . 
1 " 3 was
3 was 4 down
4 down 5 at
5 at 11 summer
8 one 9 night
9 night 10 last
10 last 11 summer
11 summer 18 .
12 when 15 thunderstorm
13 a 15 thunderstorm
14 big 15 thunderstorm
15 thunderstorm 16 came
16 came 17 up
17 up 18 .

i went to [naomi] ['s] house for shelter . 
1 i 2 went
2 went 3 to
3 to 6 house
6 house 7 for
7 for 8 shelter
8 shelter 9 .

the door was open , so [i] walked right in , because nobody answered my knock . 
1 the 2 door
1 the 4 open
2 door 3 was
4 open 5 ,
5 , 12 because
6 so 8 walked
8 walked 9 right
9 right 10 in
9 right 12 because
10 in 11 ,
12 because 13 nobody
13 nobody 14 answered
14 answered 16 knock
15 my 16 knock
16 knock 17 .

naomi [clark] was at the window , watching the cloud coming up over the sea . 
1 naomi 3 was
3 was 12 up
4 at 5 the
5 the 6 window
6 window 7 ,
7 , 8 watching
8 watching 10 cloud
9 the 10 cloud
10 cloud 11 coming
11 coming 12 up
12 up 13 over
13 over 15 sea
14 the 15 sea
15 sea 16 .

she just looked at me once , but didn't say anything , and then went on watching the cloud . 
1 she 2 just
1 she 10 say
2 just 3 looked
3 looked 4 at
3 looked 6 once
4 at 5 me
6 once 7 ,
7 , 8 but
8 but 9 didn't
10 say 11 anything
10 say 14 then
11 anything 12 ,
12 , 13 and
14 then 15 went
15 went 16 on
15 went 19 cloud
17 watching 18 the
18 the 19 cloud
19 cloud 20 .

part of the time [i] watched the storm , and the other part [i] watched [naomi] 's face . 
1 part 2 of
1 part 4 time
2 of 3 the
3 the 4 time
4 time 9 ,
6 watched 7 the
7 the 8 storm
8 storm 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 12 other
11 the 12 other
12 other 13 part
13 part 19 .
15 watched 17 's
17 's 18 face
18 face 19 .

it was dreadful to see , like the storm , and yet [i] liked to see it . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 dreadful
2 was 9 storm
3 dreadful 4 to
4 to 5 see
5 see 6 ,
6 , 7 like
8 the 9 storm
9 storm 12 yet
10 , 11 and
10 , 12 yet
12 yet 14 liked
14 liked 15 to
15 to 16 see
16 see 18 .
17 it 18 .

" after the thunder was over it rained a while longer , and [naomi] sat down and talked to me . 
1 " 2 after
1 " 8 rained
3 the 4 thunder
3 the 8 rained
4 thunder 5 was
5 was 6 over
6 over 7 it
8 rained 11 longer
9 a 10 while
10 while 11 longer
11 longer 13 and
12 , 13 and
13 and 15 sat
15 sat 17 and
16 down 17 and
17 and 18 talked
18 talked 19 to
18 talked 21 .
19 to 20 me

she wanted something lively , and [i] tried just as hard as [i] could to play something like that . 
1 she 2 wanted
1 she 4 lively
1 she 6 and
2 wanted 3 something
4 lively 5 ,
6 and 8 tried
8 tried 9 just
8 tried 11 hard
10 as 11 hard
11 hard 12 as
12 as 14 could
14 could 16 play
15 to 16 play
16 play 20 .
17 something 18 like
18 like 19 that
19 that 20 .

but [i] couldn't . 
1 but 3 couldn't
3 couldn't 4 .

i played something that was terrible it just played itself it seemed as if something was lost that could never be found again . 
1 i 2 played
2 played 3 something
2 played 8 just
3 something 5 was
4 that 5 was
5 was 6 terrible
6 terrible 7 it
8 just 17 lost
9 played 10 itself
10 itself 14 if
11 it 12 seemed
12 seemed 13 as
13 as 14 if
14 if 15 something
15 something 16 was
16 was 17 lost
17 lost 24 .
18 that 19 could
19 could 21 be
20 never 21 be
21 be 22 found
22 found 23 again
23 again 24 .

and before [i] got through , [naomi] came at me , and tore the violin from me , and [swore] . 
1 and 2 before
1 and 11 ,
2 before 4 got
4 got 5 through
4 got 9 at
5 through 6 ,
6 , 8 came
9 at 10 me
11 , 13 tore
12 and 13 tore
13 tore 15 violin
14 the 15 violin
15 violin 16 from
16 from 17 me
17 me 18 ,
18 , 19 and
19 and 21 .

and she said , ' [you] big-eyed brat , how did you know [that] ? ' 
1 and 2 she
2 she 5 '
3 said 4 ,
4 , 5 '
5 ' 9 ,
7 big-eyed 8 brat
8 brat 9 ,
9 , 10 how
9 , 12 you
10 how 11 did
12 you 13 know
13 know 15 ?
15 ? 16 '

" the rude , unmannerly creature ! " said [janet] indignantly . 
1 " 4 ,
1 " 5 unmannerly
2 the 3 rude
3 rude 4 ,
5 unmannerly 6 creature
6 creature 7 !
7 ! 9 said
8 " 9 said
9 said 11 indignantly
11 indignantly 12 .

" oh , no , she was quite in the right , " said [felix] composedly . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 6 she
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 4 no
4 no 5 ,
6 she 7 was
7 was 8 quite
7 was 11 right
8 quite 9 in
9 in 10 the
11 right 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 17 .
14 said 16 composedly
16 composedly 17 .

" it served me right for what [i] played . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 served
3 served 4 me
4 me 5 right
5 right 6 for
6 for 7 what
7 what 9 played
9 played 10 .

you see , she didn't know [i] couldn't help playing it . 
1 you 2 see
2 see 3 ,
3 , 4 she
4 she 5 didn't
5 didn't 6 know
6 know 8 couldn't
8 couldn't 9 help
9 help 10 playing
10 playing 11 it
10 playing 12 .

i suppose she thought [i] did it on purpose . " 
1 i 2 suppose
2 suppose 4 thought
3 she 4 thought
4 thought 8 on
6 did 7 it
7 it 8 on
8 on 9 purpose
9 purpose 10 .
10 . 11 "

" what on earth did you play , child ? " 
1 " 2 what
1 " 4 earth
1 " 5 did
3 on 4 earth
5 did 6 you
5 did 7 play
7 play 8 ,
8 , 9 child
9 child 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

" [i] don't know . " 
1 " 3 don't
3 don't 4 know
4 know 5 .
5 . 6 "

felix shivered . 
1 felix 2 shivered
2 shivered 3 .

" it was awful it was dreadful . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 awful
4 awful 5 it
5 it 6 was
6 was 7 dreadful
7 dreadful 8 .

it was fit to break your heart . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 fit
3 fit 4 to
4 to 5 break
5 break 7 heart
6 your 7 heart
7 heart 8 .

but it [had] to be played , if [i] played anything at all . " 
1 but 2 it
1 but 5 be
4 to 5 be
5 be 6 played
6 played 12 at
7 , 8 if
8 if 10 played
10 played 11 anything
11 anything 12 at
12 at 13 all
13 all 14 .
14 . 15 "

" [i] don't understand what you mean [i] declare [i] don't , " said [janet] in bewilderment . 
1 " 3 don't
3 don't 4 understand
4 understand 5 what
5 what 6 you
5 what 14 said
6 you 7 mean
7 mean 9 declare
9 declare 13 "
11 don't 12 ,
12 , 13 "
14 said 16 in
16 in 17 bewilderment
17 bewilderment 18 .

" [i] think we 'll change the subject of conversation , " said [mr] [leonard] . 
1 " 6 change
3 think 4 we
4 we 5 'll
4 we 6 change
6 change 8 subject
7 the 8 subject
8 subject 9 of
9 of 10 conversation
10 conversation 11 ,
11 , 12 "
11 , 13 said
13 said 16 .

it was a month later when " the simple creature , [maggie] " appeared at the manse door one evening and asked for the preached . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 month
2 was 14 appeared
3 a 4 month
4 month 5 later
5 later 7 "
6 when 7 "
8 the 10 creature
9 simple 10 creature
10 creature 11 ,
11 , 13 "
13 " 14 appeared
14 appeared 15 at
15 at 18 door
16 the 17 manse
16 the 18 door
18 door 21 and
19 one 20 evening
20 evening 21 and
21 and 22 asked
22 asked 23 for
23 for 26 .
24 the 25 preached
25 preached 26 .

" [naomi] wants [ter] see yer , " she mumbled . 
1 " 3 wants
3 wants 5 see
5 see 8 "
6 yer 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 she
9 she 10 mumbled
10 mumbled 11 .

" [naomi] sent [maggie] [ter] tell yer [ter] come at onct . " 
1 " 3 sent
3 sent 6 tell
6 tell 7 yer
7 yer 9 come
9 come 10 at
10 at 11 onct
11 onct 12 .
12 . 13 "

" [i] shall go , certainly , " said [mr] [leonard] gently . 
1 " 3 shall
3 shall 5 ,
4 go 5 ,
5 , 6 certainly
6 certainly 7 ,
6 certainly 9 said
7 , 8 "
9 said 12 gently
12 gently 13 .

" is she very ill ? " 
1 " 2 is
2 is 3 she
3 she 4 very
4 very 5 ill
5 ill 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

" her ['s] dying , " said [maggie] with a broad grin . 
1 " 2 her
1 " 4 dying
4 dying 5 ,
4 dying 12 grin
5 , 7 said
6 " 7 said
9 with 10 a
9 with 11 broad
11 broad 12 grin
12 grin 13 .

" and her 's awful skeered of hell . 
1 " 2 and
1 " 4 's
2 and 3 her
4 's 5 awful
5 awful 6 skeered
6 skeered 7 of
7 of 8 hell
8 hell 9 .

her just knew ter-day her was dying . 
1 her 2 just
2 just 3 knew
3 knew 4 ter-day
3 knew 6 was
4 ter-day 5 her
6 was 7 dying
7 dying 8 .

maggie told her her wouldn't believe the harbour women , [but] her believed [maggie] . 
1 maggie 2 told
2 told 3 her
2 told 15 .
4 her 9 women
4 her 15 .
5 wouldn't 6 believe
6 believe 8 harbour
6 believe 9 women
7 the 8 harbour
9 women 10 ,
10 , 13 believed
12 her 13 believed

her yelled awful . " 
1 her 3 awful
2 yelled 3 awful
3 awful 5 "
4 . 5 "

maggie chuckled to herself over the gruesome remembrance . 
1 maggie 2 chuckled
2 chuckled 3 to
3 to 4 herself
4 herself 5 over
4 herself 7 gruesome
6 the 7 gruesome
7 gruesome 8 remembrance
8 remembrance 9 .

mr [leonard] , his heart filled with pity , called [janet] and told her to give the poor creature some refreshment . 
1 mr 5 heart
1 mr 9 ,
3 , 4 his
4 his 5 heart
5 heart 6 filled
6 filled 7 with
7 with 8 pity
9 , 10 called
10 called 16 give
12 and 13 told
13 told 14 her
13 told 15 to
15 to 16 give
16 give 18 poor
16 give 19 creature
17 the 18 poor
19 creature 20 some
19 creature 21 refreshment
21 refreshment 22 .

but [maggie] shook her head . 
1 but 3 shook
3 shook 5 head
4 her 5 head
5 head 6 .

" no , no , preacher , [maggie] must get right back to [naomi] . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 7 ,
3 , 4 no
4 no 5 ,
4 no 6 preacher
5 , 6 preacher
6 preacher 7 ,
7 , 10 get
9 must 10 get
10 get 11 right
11 right 12 back
12 back 13 to
13 to 15 .

maggie 'll tell her the preacher 's coming [ter] save her from hell . " 
1 maggie 2 'll
2 'll 3 tell
3 tell 4 her
3 tell 15 "
5 the 6 preacher
5 the 15 "
6 preacher 7 's
7 's 8 coming
8 coming 10 save
10 save 11 her
12 from 13 hell
13 hell 14 .
14 . 15 "

she uttered an eerie cry , and ran at full speed shoreward through the spruce woods . 
1 she 4 eerie
1 she 5 cry
2 uttered 3 an
3 an 4 eerie
5 cry 7 and
6 , 7 and
7 and 11 speed
8 ran 9 at
9 at 10 full
10 full 11 speed
11 speed 12 shoreward
12 shoreward 13 through
12 shoreward 15 spruce
14 the 15 spruce
15 spruce 17 .
16 woods 17 .

" the [lord] save us ! " said [janet] in an awed tone . 
1 " 2 the
2 the 6 !
4 save 5 us
5 us 6 !
6 ! 8 said
7 " 8 said
8 said 10 in
10 in 11 an
11 an 14 .
12 awed 13 tone
13 tone 14 .

" [i] knew the poor girl was simple , but [i] didn't know she was like [that] . 
1 " 7 was
3 knew 4 the
4 the 6 girl
5 poor 6 girl
6 girl 7 was
7 was 8 simple
8 simple 9 ,
9 , 10 but
10 but 12 didn't
12 didn't 13 know
13 know 14 she
14 she 15 was
15 was 16 like
16 like 18 .

and are you going , sir ? " 
1 and 2 are
2 are 3 you
2 are 4 going
4 going 6 sir
5 , 6 sir
6 sir 7 ?
7 ? 8 "

" yes , of course . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ,
2 yes 5 course
3 , 4 of
5 course 6 .

i pray [god] [i] may be able to help the poor soul , " said [mr] [leonard] sincerely . 
1 i 2 pray
2 pray 8 to
5 may 6 be
6 be 7 able
6 be 8 to
8 to 9 help
9 help 11 poor
9 help 14 "
10 the 11 poor
12 soul 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 19 .
15 said 18 sincerely
18 sincerely 19 .

the woman had been the plague spot of [lower] [carmody] and [carmody] [harbour] [for] a generation . 
1 the 2 woman
2 woman 3 had
3 had 4 been
4 been 6 plague
4 been 11 and
5 the 6 plague
6 plague 7 spot
7 spot 8 of
11 and 17 .
15 a 16 generation
16 generation 17 .

finally , he had been compelled to let her alone . 
1 finally 2 ,
2 , 5 been
3 he 4 had
4 had 5 been
5 been 8 let
6 compelled 7 to
7 to 8 let
8 let 9 her
8 let 10 alone
10 alone 11 .

yet [naomi] had not always been an outcast . 
1 yet 3 had
3 had 4 not
3 had 6 been
4 not 5 always
6 been 7 an
7 an 8 outcast
8 outcast 9 .

her girlhood had been innocent ; but she was the possessor of a dangerous beauty , and her mother was dead . 
1 her 14 dangerous
2 girlhood 3 had
3 had 4 been
4 been 5 innocent
5 innocent 6 ;
6 ; 7 but
7 but 8 she
8 she 9 was
9 was 11 possessor
10 the 11 possessor
11 possessor 12 of
12 of 13 a
13 a 14 dangerous
14 dangerous 15 beauty
15 beauty 17 and
16 , 17 and
17 and 19 mother
18 her 19 mother
19 mother 20 was
20 was 21 dead
21 dead 22 .

her father was a man notorious for his harshness and violence of temper . 
1 her 2 father
1 her 9 harshness
2 father 3 was
3 was 5 man
4 a 5 man
5 man 6 notorious
6 notorious 7 for
7 for 8 his
9 harshness 10 and
10 and 11 violence
10 and 12 of
11 violence 12 of
12 of 13 temper
13 temper 14 .

naomi took up her quarters in a little deserted house at [spruce] [cove] . 
1 naomi 5 quarters
2 took 3 up
3 up 4 her
4 her 5 quarters
5 quarters 6 in
6 in 10 house
7 a 8 little
8 little 9 deserted
9 deserted 10 house
10 house 11 at
11 at 14 .

had her child lived it might have saved her . 
1 had 3 child
1 had 4 lived
2 her 3 child
4 lived 5 it
5 it 6 might
6 might 7 have
7 have 8 saved
8 saved 9 her
9 her 10 .

but it died at birth , and with its little life went her last chance of worldly redemption . 
1 but 2 it
1 but 3 died
2 it 3 died
3 died 7 and
3 died 8 with
4 at 5 birth
4 at 7 and
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 with
8 with 15 chance
9 its 10 little
10 little 11 life
11 life 12 went
12 went 13 her
13 her 14 last
14 last 15 chance
15 chance 16 of
16 of 17 worldly
17 worldly 19 .
18 redemption 19 .

from that time forth , her feet were set in the way that takes hold on hell . 
1 from 2 that
1 from 3 time
3 time 4 forth
4 forth 5 ,
5 , 7 feet
6 her 7 feet
7 feet 8 were
8 were 10 in
9 set 10 in
10 in 17 hell
11 the 12 way
11 the 17 hell
12 way 14 takes
13 that 14 takes
14 takes 15 hold
14 takes 16 on
17 hell 18 .

for the past five years , however , [naomi] had lived a tolerably respectable life . 
1 for 3 past
1 for 4 five
2 the 3 past
4 five 5 years
5 years 6 ,
6 , 7 however
7 however 8 ,
7 however 10 had
10 had 14 respectable
11 lived 12 a
11 lived 13 tolerably
13 tolerably 14 respectable
14 respectable 16 .
15 life 16 .

when [janet] [peterson] had died , her idiot daughter , [maggie] , had been left with no kin in the world . 
1 when 4 had
4 had 15 left
5 died 6 ,
6 , 9 daughter
7 her 8 idiot
8 idiot 9 daughter
9 daughter 10 ,
10 , 14 been
12 , 13 had
13 had 14 been
14 been 15 left
15 left 22 .
16 with 17 no
16 with 18 kin
17 no 18 kin
18 kin 19 in
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 world
21 world 22 .

nobody knew what was to be done with her , for nobody wanted to be bothered with her . 
1 nobody 6 be
1 nobody 7 done
2 knew 3 what
3 what 4 was
4 was 5 to
5 to 6 be
7 done 8 with
7 done 11 for
8 with 9 her
10 , 11 for
11 for 12 nobody
12 nobody 13 wanted
13 wanted 14 to
13 wanted 15 be
15 be 16 bothered
16 bothered 17 with
17 with 19 .
18 her 19 .

naomi [clark] went to the girl and offered her a home . 
1 naomi 3 went
3 went 4 to
4 to 5 the
5 the 6 girl
6 girl 7 and
7 and 8 offered
8 offered 9 her
8 offered 11 home
10 a 11 home
11 home 12 .

but from the day when [maggie] [peterson] went to live with her , [naomi] ceased to be the harbour [magdalen] . 
1 but 2 from
1 but 21 .
2 from 4 day
3 the 4 day
4 day 5 when
5 when 8 went
9 to 13 ,
10 live 11 with
10 live 13 ,
11 with 12 her
13 , 15 ceased
15 ceased 16 to
16 to 17 be
17 be 19 harbour
18 the 19 harbour
19 harbour 21 .

the sun had set when [mr] [leonard] reached [spruce] [cove] , and the harbour was veiling itself in a wondrous twilight splendour . 
1 the 2 sun
2 sun 12 and
3 had 4 set
3 had 12 and
4 set 5 when
8 reached 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 15 was
13 the 14 harbour
14 harbour 15 was
15 was 18 in
16 veiling 17 itself
17 itself 18 in
18 in 21 twilight
19 a 20 wondrous
19 a 21 twilight
21 twilight 22 splendour
22 splendour 23 .

mr [leonard] sighed as he turned from the sinless beauty of the sea and sky to the threshold of [naomi] [clark] 's house . 
1 mr 14 and
3 sighed 4 as
4 as 5 he
5 he 6 turned
6 turned 11 of
7 from 10 beauty
8 the 9 sinless
8 the 10 beauty
9 sinless 10 beauty
10 beauty 11 of
11 of 13 sea
12 the 13 sea
13 sea 14 and
14 and 15 sky
15 sky 16 to
16 to 17 the
17 the 18 threshold
18 threshold 19 of
18 threshold 22 's
22 's 23 house
23 house 24 .

a great dread of darkness had always been one of [naomi] 's peculiarities . 
1 a 2 great
2 great 3 dread
3 dread 4 of
3 dread 12 's
4 of 5 darkness
5 darkness 10 of
6 had 7 always
6 had 8 been
8 been 9 one
9 one 10 of
12 's 14 .
13 peculiarities 14 .

she was tossing restlessly on her poor couch , while [maggie] crouched on a box at the foot . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 tossing
2 was 4 restlessly
4 restlessly 5 on
5 on 8 couch
6 her 7 poor
6 her 8 couch
8 couch 16 at
9 , 10 while
10 while 12 crouched
12 crouched 13 on
13 on 15 box
14 a 15 box
15 box 16 at
16 at 18 foot
17 the 18 foot
18 foot 19 .

mr [leonard] had not seen her for five years , and he was shocked at the change in her . 
1 mr 7 for
3 had 4 not
3 had 5 seen
4 not 5 seen
5 seen 6 her
5 seen 7 for
7 for 11 and
8 five 9 years
9 years 11 and
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 he
12 he 13 was
13 was 14 shocked
13 was 15 at
14 shocked 15 at
15 at 17 change
16 the 17 change
17 change 18 in
18 in 20 .
19 her 20 .

her hair streamed over the pillow in white , uncared-for tresses , and the hands that plucked at the bed-clothes were like wrinkled claws . 
1 her 2 hair
2 hair 6 pillow
3 streamed 4 over
4 over 5 the
5 the 6 pillow
6 pillow 13 and
7 in 8 white
8 white 10 uncared-for
9 , 10 uncared-for
10 uncared-for 11 tresses
11 tresses 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 20 bed-clothes
14 the 15 hands
15 hands 17 plucked
16 that 17 plucked
17 plucked 18 at
18 at 19 the
19 the 20 bed-clothes
20 bed-clothes 21 were
21 were 22 like
22 like 24 claws
23 wrinkled 24 claws
24 claws 25 .

they were the eyes of a creature driven wild with torture , hounded by furies , clutched by unutterable fear . 
1 they 7 creature
2 were 4 eyes
3 the 4 eyes
4 eyes 5 of
5 of 6 a
6 a 7 creature
7 creature 8 driven
8 driven 10 with
9 wild 10 with
10 with 11 torture
11 torture 13 hounded
12 , 13 hounded
13 hounded 14 by
13 hounded 16 ,
15 furies 16 ,
16 , 21 .
17 clutched 18 by
17 clutched 21 .
18 by 20 fear
19 unutterable 20 fear

naomi sat up and dragged at his arm . 
1 naomi 2 sat
2 sat 3 up
3 up 4 and
4 and 5 dragged
5 dragged 6 at
6 at 8 arm
7 his 8 arm
8 arm 9 .

" can you help me ? 
1 " 2 can
2 can 3 you
3 you 4 help
4 help 5 me
4 help 6 ?

can you help me ? " she gasped imploringly . 
1 can 2 you
1 can 5 ?
2 you 3 help
3 help 4 me
5 ? 6 "
6 " 8 gasped
7 she 8 gasped
8 gasped 9 imploringly
9 imploringly 10 .

" oh , [i] thought you 'd never come ! 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 5 thought
2 oh 3 ,
5 thought 7 'd
6 you 7 'd
7 'd 8 never
8 never 9 come
9 come 10 !

i was skeered [i] 'd die before you got here die and go to hell . 
1 i 2 was
1 i 12 and
2 was 3 skeered
5 'd 6 die
6 die 7 before
7 before 8 you
8 you 9 got
9 got 10 here
9 got 12 and
10 here 11 die
12 and 13 go
12 and 14 to
14 to 16 .
15 hell 16 .

i didn't know before today that [i] was dying . 
1 i 2 didn't
2 didn't 3 know
3 know 4 before
4 before 5 today
5 today 6 that
6 that 8 was
8 was 9 dying
9 dying 10 .

none of those cowards would tell me . 
1 none 2 of
2 of 3 those
3 those 4 cowards
4 cowards 5 would
5 would 6 tell
6 tell 7 me
7 me 8 .

can you help me ? " 
1 can 2 you
2 you 3 help
3 help 4 me
3 help 5 ?
5 ? 6 "

" if [i] cannot , [god] can , " said [mr] [leonard] gently . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 4 cannot
4 cannot 5 ,
5 , 7 can
7 can 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 said
10 said 13 gently
13 gently 14 .

he felt himself very helpless and inefficient before this awful terror and frenzy . 
1 he 2 felt
2 felt 3 himself
2 felt 5 helpless
3 himself 4 very
5 helpless 7 inefficient
6 and 7 inefficient
7 inefficient 11 terror
8 before 9 this
9 this 10 awful
10 awful 11 terror
11 terror 12 and
12 and 13 frenzy
13 frenzy 14 .

he had seen sad death-beds troubled death-beds ay , and despairing death-beds , but never anything like this . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 10 and
3 seen 4 sad
3 seen 5 death-beds
5 death-beds 6 troubled
5 death-beds 7 death-beds
7 death-beds 8 ay
7 death-beds 10 and
8 ay 9 ,
10 and 11 despairing
11 despairing 14 but
12 death-beds 13 ,
13 , 14 but
14 but 15 never
14 but 16 anything
16 anything 17 like
17 like 19 .
18 this 19 .

" [god] ! " 
1 " 3 !
3 ! 4 "

naomi 's voice shrilled terribly as she uttered the name . 
1 naomi 2 's
2 's 3 voice
3 voice 4 shrilled
4 shrilled 5 terribly
4 shrilled 6 as
6 as 7 she
7 she 8 uttered
8 uttered 10 name
9 the 10 name
10 name 11 .

" [i] can't go to [god] for help . 
1 " 4 go
1 " 9 .
3 can't 4 go
4 go 5 to
4 go 7 for
7 for 8 help

oh , [i] 'm skeered of hell , but [i] 'm skeereder still of [god] . 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 4 'm
4 'm 5 skeered
5 skeered 6 of
6 of 7 hell
7 hell 8 ,
8 , 9 but
9 but 11 'm
9 but 13 still
11 'm 12 skeereder
13 still 16 .
14 of 16 .

i 'd rather go to hell a thousand times over than face [god] after the life [i] 've lived . 
1 i 2 'd
2 'd 3 rather
3 rather 6 hell
3 rather 12 face
4 go 5 to
5 to 6 hell
7 a 8 thousand
7 a 12 face
8 thousand 9 times
9 times 10 over
10 over 11 than
12 face 14 after
14 after 16 life
15 the 16 life
16 life 20 .
18 've 19 lived
19 lived 20 .

i tell you , [i] 'm sorry for living wicked [i] was always sorry for it all the time . 
1 i 4 ,
2 tell 3 you
2 tell 4 ,
4 , 6 'm
6 'm 7 sorry
6 'm 10 wicked
7 sorry 8 for
8 for 9 living
10 wicked 12 was
12 was 13 always
12 was 14 sorry
13 always 14 sorry
14 sorry 15 for
15 for 16 it
16 it 20 .
17 all 18 the
18 the 19 time
19 time 20 .

there ain't never been a moment [i] wasn't sorry , though nobody would believe it . 
1 there 4 been
2 ain't 3 never
3 never 4 been
4 been 6 moment
5 a 6 moment
6 moment 8 wasn't
8 wasn't 14 believe
9 sorry 10 ,
10 , 11 though
10 , 13 would
11 though 12 nobody
13 would 14 believe
14 believe 15 it
15 it 16 .

i was driven on by fiends of hell . 
1 i 2 was
2 was 3 driven
3 driven 4 on
3 driven 5 by
5 by 6 fiends
6 fiends 7 of
7 of 8 hell
8 hell 9 .

oh , you don't understand you [can't] understand but [i] was always sorry ! " 
1 oh 4 don't
2 , 3 you
3 you 4 don't
4 don't 5 understand
5 understand 6 you
5 understand 11 was
6 you 8 understand
8 understand 9 but
11 was 12 always
12 always 13 sorry
13 sorry 14 !
14 ! 15 "

" if you repent , that is all that is necessary . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 3 you
2 if 5 ,
3 you 4 repent
5 , 7 is
6 that 7 is
7 is 8 all
8 all 9 that
8 all 10 is
9 that 10 is
10 is 11 necessary
11 necessary 12 .

god will forgive you if you ask [him] . " 
1 god 2 will
2 will 3 forgive
3 forgive 4 you
3 forgive 5 if
5 if 6 you
5 if 7 ask
7 ask 9 .
9 . 10 "

" no , [he] can't ! 
1 " 2 no
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 can't
5 can't 6 !

sins like mine can't be forgiven . 
1 sins 2 like
1 sins 4 can't
2 like 3 mine
4 can't 5 be
5 be 6 forgiven
6 forgiven 7 .

he can't and [he] won't . " 
1 he 2 can't
2 can't 3 and
3 and 6 .
5 won't 6 .
6 . 7 "

" he can and [he] will . 
1 " 2 he
2 he 4 and
3 can 4 and
4 and 6 will
6 will 7 .

he is a [god] of love , [naomi] . " 
1 he 2 is
2 is 10 "
3 a 10 "
5 of 7 ,
6 love 7 ,
7 , 9 .
9 . 10 "

" no , " said [naomi] with stubborn conviction . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 "
3 , 5 said
5 said 9 conviction
5 said 10 .
7 with 8 stubborn
8 stubborn 9 conviction

" he isn't [a] [god] of love at all . 
1 " 2 he
2 he 3 isn't
3 isn't 6 of
6 of 7 love
7 love 8 at
8 at 9 all
9 all 10 .

that 's why [i] 'm skeered of him . 
1 that 2 's
2 's 3 why
3 why 5 'm
5 'm 6 skeered
6 skeered 7 of
7 of 8 him
8 him 9 .

no , no . 
1 no 2 ,
2 , 3 no
3 no 4 .

he 's a [god] of wrath and justice and punishment . 
1 he 2 's
2 's 9 and
3 a 9 and
5 of 6 wrath
6 wrath 7 and
7 and 8 justice
7 and 9 and
9 and 10 punishment
10 punishment 11 .

love ! 
1 love 2 !

there ain't no such thing as love ! 
1 there 2 ain't
2 ain't 3 no
3 no 4 such
4 such 5 thing
5 thing 6 as
6 as 7 love
7 love 8 !

i 've never found it on earth , and [i] don't believe it 's to be found in [god] . " 
1 i 4 found
2 've 3 never
3 never 4 found
4 found 5 it
4 found 12 believe
5 it 6 on
6 on 8 ,
7 earth 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 11 don't
12 believe 13 it
13 it 14 's
14 's 15 to
14 's 17 found
15 to 16 be
16 be 17 found
17 found 18 in
18 in 21 "
20 . 21 "

" [naomi] , [god] loves us like a father . " 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 loves
5 loves 6 us
6 us 7 like
7 like 9 father
8 a 9 father
9 father 10 .
10 . 11 "

" [like] [my] father ? " 
1 " 4 father
4 father 5 ?
5 ? 6 "

naomi 's shrill laughter , pealing through the still room , was hideous to hear . 
1 naomi 2 's
2 's 3 shrill
3 shrill 4 laughter
4 laughter 6 pealing
5 , 6 pealing
6 pealing 7 through
6 pealing 14 to
8 the 9 still
8 the 10 room
10 room 11 ,
11 , 12 was
12 was 13 hideous
13 hideous 14 to
14 to 15 hear
15 hear 16 .

the old minister shuddered . 
1 the 2 old
2 old 3 minister
3 minister 4 shuddered
4 shuddered 5 .

" no no ! 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 no
3 no 4 !

as a kind , tender , all-wise father , [naomi] as you would have loved your little child if it had lived . " 
1 as 7 all-wise
2 a 3 kind
3 kind 4 ,
4 , 5 tender
5 tender 6 ,
5 tender 7 all-wise
7 all-wise 15 loved
8 father 9 ,
8 father 12 you
9 , 11 as
12 you 13 would
13 would 14 have
14 have 15 loved
15 loved 18 child
16 your 17 little
17 little 18 child
18 child 23 .
19 if 20 it
20 it 21 had
21 had 22 lived
22 lived 23 .
23 . 24 "

naomi cowered and moaned . 
1 naomi 2 cowered
2 cowered 3 and
3 and 4 moaned
4 moaned 5 .

" oh , [i] wish [i] could believe [that] . 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 wish
5 wish 7 could
7 could 8 believe
8 believe 10 .

i wouldn't be frightened if [i] could believe that . 
1 i 2 wouldn't
2 wouldn't 3 be
3 be 4 frightened
3 be 5 if
5 if 10 .
7 could 8 believe
8 believe 9 that
9 that 10 .

[make] [me] [believe] [it] [.] 

surely you can make me believe that there 's love and forgiveness in [god] if you believe it yourself . " 
1 surely 4 make
2 you 3 can
3 can 4 make
4 make 5 me
5 me 6 believe
5 me 15 if
6 believe 7 that
7 that 8 there
7 that 9 's
8 there 9 's
9 's 11 and
10 love 11 and
11 and 12 forgiveness
11 and 13 in
15 if 16 you
15 if 17 believe
16 you 17 believe
17 believe 20 .
18 it 19 yourself
19 yourself 20 .
20 . 21 "

" [jesus] [christ] forgave and loved the [magdalen] , [naomi] . " 
1 " 4 forgave
4 forgave 5 and
5 and 6 loved
6 loved 12 "
7 the 12 "
9 , 11 .
11 . 12 "

" [jesus] [christ] ? 
1 " 4 ?

oh , [i] ain't afraid of [him] . 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 4 ain't
4 ain't 5 afraid
5 afraid 6 of
6 of 8 .

yes , [he] could understand and forgive . 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 4 could
4 could 5 understand
5 understand 6 and
6 and 7 forgive
7 forgive 8 .

he was half human . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 3 half
3 half 5 .
4 human 5 .

i tell you , it 's [god] [i] 'm skeered of . " 
1 i 2 tell
2 tell 3 you
2 tell 6 's
3 you 4 ,
5 it 6 's
6 's 9 'm
9 'm 10 skeered
10 skeered 11 of
11 of 12 .
12 . 13 "

" they are one and the same , " said [mr] [leonard] helplessly . 
1 " 2 they
1 " 5 and
2 they 3 are
3 are 4 one
5 and 9 "
6 the 7 same
6 the 9 "
7 same 8 ,
9 " 10 said
10 said 13 helplessly
13 helplessly 14 .

he knew he could not make [naomi] realize it . 
1 he 2 knew
2 knew 3 he
3 he 4 could
4 could 5 not
5 not 6 make
6 make 8 realize
8 realize 9 it
9 it 10 .

this anguished death-bed was no place for a theological exposition on the mysteries of the [trinity] . 
1 this 2 anguished
1 this 3 death-bed
2 anguished 3 death-bed
3 death-bed 4 was
4 was 6 place
5 no 6 place
6 place 7 for
7 for 9 theological
8 a 9 theological
9 theological 11 on
10 exposition 11 on
11 on 13 mysteries
12 the 13 mysteries
13 mysteries 14 of
14 of 17 .
15 the 17 .

" [christ] died for you , [naomi] . 
1 " 3 died
3 died 4 for
4 for 6 ,
5 you 6 ,
6 , 8 .

he bore your sins in [his] own body on the cross . " 
1 he 2 bore
2 bore 3 your
3 your 4 sins
4 sins 5 in
5 in 7 own
7 own 13 "
8 body 9 on
8 body 12 .
9 on 11 cross
10 the 11 cross
12 . 13 "

" we bear our own sins , " said [naomi] fiercely . 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 bear
3 bear 5 own
3 bear 7 ,
4 our 5 own
5 own 6 sins
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 said
9 said 11 fiercely
11 fiercely 12 .

" [i] 've borne mine all my life and [i] 'll bear them for all eternity . 
1 " 4 borne
3 've 4 borne
4 borne 5 mine
5 mine 8 life
6 all 7 my
7 my 8 life
8 life 9 and
9 and 11 'll
11 'll 12 bear
12 bear 13 them
13 them 17 .
14 for 15 all
14 for 16 eternity
16 eternity 17 .

i can't believe anything else . 
1 i 2 can't
2 can't 3 believe
3 believe 4 anything
4 anything 5 else
5 else 6 .

i [can't] believe [god] can forgive me . 
1 i 3 believe
3 believe 5 can
5 can 6 forgive
6 forgive 7 me
7 me 8 .

i 've ruined people body and soul [i] 've broken hearts and poisoned homes [i] 'm worse than a murderess . 
1 i 2 've
2 've 5 body
3 ruined 4 people
4 people 5 body
5 body 12 and
6 and 7 soul
7 soul 9 've
9 've 10 broken
10 broken 11 hearts
10 broken 12 and
12 and 13 poisoned
13 poisoned 14 homes
13 poisoned 16 'm
16 'm 17 worse
17 worse 18 than
18 than 21 .
19 a 20 murderess
19 a 21 .

no no no , there 's no hope for me . " 
1 no 2 no
2 no 3 no
3 no 4 ,
4 , 5 there
5 there 6 's
6 's 8 hope
7 no 8 hope
8 hope 9 for
9 for 12 "
10 me 11 .
11 . 12 "

her voice rose again into that shrill , intolerable shriek . 
1 her 2 voice
2 voice 9 intolerable
3 rose 4 again
3 rose 8 ,
4 again 5 into
5 into 7 shrill
6 that 7 shrill
8 , 9 intolerable
9 intolerable 10 shriek
10 shriek 11 .

" [i] 've got to go to hell . 
1 " 3 've
3 've 4 got
4 got 5 to
5 to 6 go
6 go 7 to
7 to 8 hell
8 hell 9 .

it ain't so much the fire [i] 'm skeered of as the outer darkness . 
1 it 2 ain't
2 ain't 3 so
3 so 4 much
4 much 6 fire
5 the 6 fire
6 fire 8 'm
8 'm 9 skeered
9 skeered 10 of
10 of 15 .
11 as 14 darkness
12 the 13 outer
12 the 14 darkness
14 darkness 15 .

i 've always been so skeered of darkness it 's so full of awful things and thoughts . 
1 i 2 've
2 've 3 always
2 've 4 been
3 always 4 been
4 been 6 skeered
5 so 6 skeered
6 skeered 15 things
7 of 8 darkness
8 darkness 9 it
9 it 10 's
10 's 12 full
11 so 12 full
12 full 13 of
13 of 14 awful
14 awful 15 things
15 things 16 and
16 and 18 .
17 thoughts 18 .

oh , there ain't nobody to help me ! 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 there
3 there 4 ain't
4 ain't 5 nobody
5 nobody 6 to
6 to 7 help
7 help 8 me
8 me 9 !

man ain't no good and [i] 'm too skeered of [god] . " 
1 man 2 ain't
1 man 5 and
2 ain't 4 good
3 no 4 good
5 and 7 'm
7 'm 8 too
8 too 9 skeered
9 skeered 10 of
10 of 12 .
12 . 13 "

she wrung her hands . 
1 she 2 wrung
2 wrung 3 her
3 her 4 hands
4 hands 5 .

mr [leonard] walked up and down the room in the keenest anguish of spirit he had ever known . 
1 mr 3 walked
1 mr 5 and
3 walked 4 up
5 and 11 keenest
6 down 8 room
7 the 8 room
8 room 9 in
9 in 10 the
10 the 11 keenest
11 keenest 12 anguish
12 anguish 13 of
13 of 14 spirit
14 spirit 15 he
14 spirit 18 known
15 he 16 had
16 had 17 ever
18 known 19 .

what could he do ? 
1 what 2 could
2 could 3 he
3 he 4 do
4 do 5 ?

what could he say ? 
1 what 2 could
2 could 3 he
3 he 4 say
4 say 5 ?

he could do nothing nothing ! 
1 he 2 could
2 could 3 do
3 do 4 nothing
4 nothing 5 nothing
5 nothing 6 !

in all his life he had never known such bitterness of soul as the realization brought home to him . 
1 in 2 all
1 in 7 never
2 all 3 his
2 all 4 life
4 life 5 he
5 he 6 had
7 never 11 of
8 known 9 such
9 such 10 bitterness
10 bitterness 11 of
11 of 12 soul
12 soul 20 .
13 as 15 realization
14 the 15 realization
15 realization 16 brought
16 brought 18 to
16 brought 20 .
17 home 18 to
18 to 19 him

" what is the good of you if you can't help me ? " moaned the dying woman . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 7 you
2 what 3 is
3 is 5 good
4 the 5 good
6 of 7 you
7 you 15 moaned
8 if 9 you
8 if 10 can't
10 can't 11 help
11 help 12 me
11 help 13 ?
13 ? 14 "
14 " 15 moaned
15 moaned 18 woman
16 the 17 dying
16 the 18 woman
18 woman 19 .

" pray pray pray ! " she shrilled suddenly . 
1 " 2 pray
1 " 3 pray
3 pray 4 pray
4 pray 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 she
7 she 8 shrilled
8 shrilled 10 .
9 suddenly 10 .

mr [leonard] dropped on his knees by the bed . 
1 mr 6 knees
3 dropped 4 on
4 on 5 his
5 his 6 knees
6 knees 7 by
7 by 10 .
8 the 9 bed
8 the 10 .

he did not know what to say . 
1 he 2 did
2 did 3 not
3 not 4 know
4 know 5 what
5 what 6 to
6 to 7 say
7 say 8 .

no prayer that he had ever prayed was of use here . 
1 no 2 prayer
2 prayer 3 that
3 that 4 he
3 that 6 ever
4 he 5 had
6 ever 7 prayed
7 prayed 8 was
8 was 9 of
9 of 10 use
10 use 11 here
11 here 12 .

in his anguish of mind [stephen] [leonard] gasped out the briefest and sincerest prayer his lips had ever uttered . 
1 in 3 anguish
2 his 3 anguish
3 anguish 12 and
4 of 5 mind
5 mind 8 gasped
8 gasped 9 out
9 out 11 briefest
10 the 11 briefest
11 briefest 12 and
12 and 13 sincerest
13 sincerest 14 prayer
14 prayer 16 lips
15 his 16 lips
16 lips 17 had
17 had 18 ever
18 ever 19 uttered
19 uttered 20 .

" [o] , [god] , our [father] ! 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 6 our
6 our 8 !

help this woman . 
1 help 2 this
2 this 4 .
3 woman 4 .

speak to her in a tongue which she can understand . " 
1 speak 2 to
1 speak 4 in
2 to 3 her
4 in 6 tongue
5 a 6 tongue
6 tongue 7 which
7 which 8 she
8 she 9 can
9 can 10 understand
10 understand 11 .
11 . 12 "

a beautiful , white face appeared for a moment in the light that streamed out of the doorway into the darkness of the night . 
1 a 4 white
1 a 5 face
2 beautiful 3 ,
2 beautiful 4 white
5 face 12 light
6 appeared 7 for
7 for 9 moment
8 a 9 moment
9 moment 10 in
10 in 11 the
11 the 12 light
12 light 18 doorway
13 that 14 streamed
14 streamed 15 out
14 streamed 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 18 doorway
18 doorway 19 into
19 into 20 the
20 the 21 darkness
21 darkness 22 of
21 darkness 25 .
22 of 23 the
23 the 24 night
24 night 25 .

no one noticed it , and it quickly drew back into the shadow . 
1 no 2 one
2 one 3 noticed
3 noticed 6 and
4 it 6 and
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 it
6 and 9 drew
7 it 8 quickly
9 drew 11 into
10 back 11 into
11 into 13 shadow
12 the 13 shadow
13 shadow 14 .

suddenly , [naomi] fell back on her pillow , her lips blue , her face horribly pinched , her eyes rolled up in her head . 
1 suddenly 2 ,
1 suddenly 5 back
2 , 4 fell
5 back 6 on
5 back 12 blue
6 on 7 her
7 her 8 pillow
9 , 11 lips
9 , 12 blue
10 her 11 lips
12 blue 13 ,
13 , 15 face
13 , 16 horribly
14 her 15 face
15 face 16 horribly
16 horribly 21 rolled
17 pinched 18 ,
18 , 20 eyes
19 her 20 eyes
20 eyes 21 rolled
21 rolled 23 in
22 up 23 in
23 in 25 head
24 her 25 head
25 head 26 .

maggie started up , pushed [mr] [leonard] aside , and proceeded to administer some remedy with surprising skill and deftness . 
1 maggie 4 ,
2 started 3 up
2 started 4 ,
4 , 5 pushed
5 pushed 12 to
8 aside 9 ,
9 , 11 proceeded
10 and 11 proceeded
11 proceeded 12 to
12 to 18 skill
13 administer 15 remedy
14 some 15 remedy
15 remedy 16 with
16 with 17 surprising
17 surprising 18 skill
18 skill 19 and
19 and 20 deftness
20 deftness 21 .

mr [leonard] , believing [naomi] to be dying , went to the door , feeling sick and bruised in soul . 
1 mr 4 believing
1 mr 7 be
3 , 4 believing
4 believing 6 to
7 be 8 dying
8 dying 11 to
9 , 10 went
10 went 11 to
11 to 14 ,
12 the 13 door
13 door 14 ,
14 , 15 feeling
15 feeling 17 and
16 sick 17 and
17 and 21 .
18 bruised 19 in
19 in 20 soul
20 soul 21 .

presently a figure stole out into the light . 
1 presently 2 a
2 a 3 figure
3 figure 4 stole
4 stole 5 out
5 out 6 into
6 into 8 light
7 the 8 light
8 light 9 .

" [felix] , is that you ? " said [mr] [leonard] in a startled tone . 
1 " 9 said
3 , 4 is
3 , 5 that
5 that 6 you
5 that 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
8 " 9 said
9 said 12 in
12 in 14 startled
13 a 14 startled
14 startled 15 tone
15 tone 16 .

" yes , sir . " 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ,
3 , 4 sir
4 sir 5 .
5 . 6 "

felix came up to the stone step . 
1 felix 2 came
2 came 3 up
3 up 4 to
4 to 5 the
5 the 6 stone
6 stone 7 step
7 step 8 .

" [janet] got frightened that you might fall on that rough road after dark , so she made me come after you with a lantern . 
1 " 3 got
1 " 7 might
3 got 4 frightened
4 frightened 5 that
5 that 6 you
7 might 16 so
8 fall 9 on
8 fall 11 rough
9 on 10 that
11 rough 12 road
12 road 13 after
13 after 14 dark
14 dark 15 ,
15 , 16 so
16 so 17 she
16 so 18 made
17 she 18 made
18 made 19 me
18 made 21 after
19 me 20 come
21 after 22 you
21 after 23 with
23 with 26 .
24 a 25 lantern
24 a 26 .

i 've been waiting behind the point , but at last [i] thought [i] 'd better come and see if you would be staying much longer . 
1 i 3 been
1 i 17 come
2 've 3 been
3 been 4 waiting
3 been 9 but
4 waiting 5 behind
5 behind 7 point
6 the 7 point
8 , 9 but
9 but 10 at
10 at 11 last
11 last 13 thought
13 thought 16 better
15 'd 16 better
17 come 18 and
17 come 25 much
18 and 23 be
19 see 20 if
20 if 21 you
21 you 22 would
22 would 23 be
23 be 24 staying
25 much 27 .
26 longer 27 .

if you will be , [i] 'll go back to [janet] and leave the lantern here with you . " 
1 if 2 you
1 if 7 'll
2 you 3 will
3 will 4 be
4 be 5 ,
7 'll 8 go
8 go 9 back
8 go 10 to
8 go 13 leave
12 and 13 leave
13 leave 15 lantern
14 the 15 lantern
15 lantern 16 here
16 here 17 with
17 with 20 "
18 you 19 .
19 . 20 "

" yes , that will be the best thing to do . 
1 " 2 yes
1 " 5 will
3 , 4 that
4 that 5 will
5 will 6 be
6 be 10 to
7 the 8 best
8 best 9 thing
9 thing 10 to
10 to 11 do
11 do 12 .

" is that your grandson you 're talking to ? " 
1 " 2 is
2 is 5 grandson
3 that 4 your
4 your 5 grandson
5 grandson 7 're
6 you 7 're
7 're 8 talking
8 talking 9 to
8 talking 10 ?
9 to 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

naomi spoke clearly and strongly . 
1 naomi 2 spoke
2 spoke 3 clearly
3 clearly 4 and
4 and 5 strongly
5 strongly 6 .

the spasm had passed . 
1 the 2 spasm
2 spasm 3 had
3 had 4 passed
4 passed 5 .

" if it is , bring him in . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 3 it
2 if 6 bring
3 it 4 is
4 is 5 ,
6 bring 7 him
7 him 8 in
8 in 9 .

i want to see him . " 
1 i 2 want
2 want 3 to
3 to 4 see
4 see 5 him
5 him 6 .
6 . 7 "

reluctantly , [mr] [leonard] signed [felix] to enter . 
1 reluctantly 2 ,
2 , 5 signed
5 signed 7 to
7 to 8 enter
8 enter 9 .

the boy stood by [naomi] 's bed and looked down at her with sympathetic eyes . 
1 the 2 boy
2 boy 3 stood
2 boy 9 looked
3 stood 4 by
6 's 7 bed
6 's 8 and
7 bed 8 and
8 and 9 looked
9 looked 10 down
10 down 11 at
10 down 13 with
11 at 12 her
13 with 14 sympathetic
14 sympathetic 15 eyes
15 eyes 16 .

but at first she did not look at him she looked past him at the minister . 
1 but 5 did
2 at 3 first
3 first 4 she
4 she 5 did
5 did 6 not
6 not 11 looked
7 look 8 at
7 look 9 him
9 him 10 she
10 she 11 looked
11 looked 13 him
12 past 13 him
13 him 16 minister
14 at 15 the
15 the 16 minister
16 minister 17 .

you can't help me [i'm] done with you . 
1 you 2 can't
2 can't 3 help
3 help 4 me
4 me 6 done
6 done 7 with
7 with 8 you
8 you 9 .

there ain't any hope for me , and [i] know it now . " 
1 there 4 hope
2 ain't 3 any
3 any 4 hope
4 hope 5 for
5 for 8 and
6 me 7 ,
6 me 8 and
8 and 13 .
10 know 11 it
11 it 12 now
12 now 13 .
13 . 14 "

she turned to [felix] . 
1 she 2 turned
2 turned 3 to
3 to 5 .

" take down that fiddle on the wall and play something for me , " she said imperiously . 
1 " 6 on
2 take 3 down
3 down 5 fiddle
4 that 5 fiddle
5 fiddle 6 on
6 on 8 wall
7 the 8 wall
8 wall 10 play
9 and 10 play
10 play 12 for
11 something 12 for
12 for 14 ,
13 me 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 19 .
16 she 17 said
17 said 18 imperiously
17 said 19 .

" [i] 'm dying and [i] 'm going to hell and [i] don't want to think of it . 
1 " 4 dying
3 'm 4 dying
4 dying 9 to
5 and 7 'm
7 'm 8 going
8 going 9 to
9 to 10 hell
10 hell 11 and
11 and 14 want
13 don't 14 want
14 want 15 to
15 to 16 think
16 think 17 of
16 think 19 .
18 it 19 .

play me something to take my thoughts off it [i] don't care what you play . 
1 play 2 me
2 me 4 to
3 something 4 to
4 to 5 take
5 take 7 thoughts
6 my 7 thoughts
7 thoughts 8 off
8 off 9 it
9 it 11 don't
11 don't 16 .
12 care 13 what
13 what 14 you
13 what 16 .
14 you 15 play

i was always fond of music there was always something in it for me [i] never found anywhere else . " 
1 i 2 was
2 was 3 always
2 was 16 never
3 always 4 fond
4 fond 5 of
5 of 6 music
6 music 7 there
7 there 8 was
8 was 9 always
8 was 13 for
9 always 10 something
10 something 11 in
11 in 12 it
13 for 14 me
16 never 19 else
17 found 18 anywhere
18 anywhere 19 else
19 else 20 .
20 . 21 "

felix looked at his grandfather . 
1 felix 2 looked
2 looked 3 at
3 at 5 grandfather
4 his 5 grandfather
5 grandfather 6 .

mr [leonard] felt that he had failed his religion . 
1 mr 3 felt
3 felt 9 religion
4 that 5 he
5 he 6 had
6 had 7 failed
7 failed 8 his
8 his 9 religion
9 religion 10 .

he could not give [naomi] the help that was in it for her . 
1 he 2 could
2 could 3 not
3 not 4 give
4 give 7 help
6 the 7 help
7 help 8 that
7 help 9 was
8 that 9 was
9 was 10 in
9 was 12 for
10 in 11 it
12 for 13 her
13 her 14 .

felix drew the bow softly , perplexedly over the strings . 
1 felix 2 drew
2 drew 4 bow
3 the 4 bow
4 bow 7 perplexedly
5 softly 6 ,
6 , 7 perplexedly
7 perplexedly 8 over
8 over 9 the
9 the 10 strings
10 strings 11 .

he had no idea what he should play . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 4 idea
3 no 4 idea
4 idea 5 what
5 what 6 he
6 he 7 should
7 should 8 play
8 play 9 .

then his eyes were caught and held by [naomi] 's burning , mesmeric , blue gaze as she lay on her crumpled pillow . 
1 then 3 eyes
1 then 10 's
2 his 3 eyes
3 eyes 4 were
4 were 6 and
5 caught 6 and
6 and 7 held
7 held 8 by
10 's 11 burning
11 burning 12 ,
12 , 13 mesmeric
13 mesmeric 14 ,
13 mesmeric 22 crumpled
14 , 15 blue
15 blue 16 gaze
17 as 18 she
17 as 19 lay
18 she 19 lay
19 lay 20 on
20 on 21 her
21 her 22 crumpled
22 crumpled 24 .
23 pillow 24 .

a strange , inspired look came over the boy 's face . 
1 a 2 strange
2 strange 3 ,
2 strange 5 look
3 , 4 inspired
5 look 6 came
6 came 7 over
7 over 11 face
8 the 9 boy
9 boy 10 's
10 's 11 face
11 face 12 .

sweet and soft and wonderful was the music that stole through the room . 
1 sweet 2 and
1 sweet 6 was
2 and 3 soft
3 soft 4 and
4 and 5 wonderful
6 was 8 music
7 the 8 music
8 music 10 stole
9 that 10 stole
10 stole 11 through
11 through 13 room
12 the 13 room
13 room 14 .

mr [leonard] forgot his heartbreak and listened to it in puzzled amazement . 
1 mr 6 and
3 forgot 4 his
3 forgot 6 and
4 his 5 heartbreak
6 and 7 listened
6 and 10 in
7 listened 8 to
8 to 9 it
10 in 11 puzzled
11 puzzled 12 amazement
12 amazement 13 .

he had never heard anything like it before . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 3 never
2 had 4 heard
4 heard 5 anything
5 anything 6 like
6 like 7 it
7 it 8 before
8 before 9 .

how could the child play like that ? 
1 how 2 could
1 how 8 ?
2 could 4 child
2 could 5 play
3 the 4 child
5 play 6 like
6 like 7 that

he looked at [naomi] and marvelled at the change in her face . 
1 he 2 looked
2 looked 3 at
2 looked 5 and
5 and 6 marvelled
6 marvelled 7 at
7 at 9 change
8 the 9 change
9 change 10 in
10 in 13 .
11 her 12 face
12 face 13 .

the fear and frenzy were going out of it ; she listened breathlessly , never taking her eyes from [felix] . 
1 the 2 fear
2 fear 3 and
3 and 4 frenzy
4 frenzy 5 were
5 were 8 of
6 going 7 out
7 out 8 of
8 of 14 ,
9 it 10 ;
10 ; 12 listened
11 she 12 listened
12 listened 13 breathlessly
13 breathlessly 14 ,
14 , 15 never
15 never 16 taking
16 taking 18 eyes
17 her 18 eyes
18 eyes 19 from
19 from 21 .

at the foot of the bed the idiot girl sat with tears on her cheeks . 
1 at 2 the
2 the 3 foot
3 foot 4 of
4 of 6 bed
5 the 6 bed
6 bed 10 sat
7 the 8 idiot
8 idiot 9 girl
8 idiot 10 sat
10 sat 15 cheeks
11 with 12 tears
12 tears 13 on
13 on 14 her
14 her 15 cheeks
15 cheeks 16 .

then it held the wild , wayward dreams of youth , sweet and pure in all their wildness and waywardness . 
1 then 8 dreams
2 it 3 held
3 held 7 wayward
4 the 5 wild
5 wild 6 ,
6 , 7 wayward
7 wayward 8 dreams
8 dreams 9 of
9 of 10 youth
10 youth 15 in
11 , 12 sweet
11 , 15 in
12 sweet 13 and
13 and 14 pure
15 in 19 and
16 all 17 their
17 their 18 wildness
18 wildness 19 and
19 and 20 waywardness
20 waywardness 21 .

they were followed by a rapture of young love all-surrendering , all-sacrificing love . 
1 they 2 were
1 they 3 followed
3 followed 4 by
4 by 6 rapture
5 a 6 rapture
6 rapture 7 of
7 of 11 ,
8 young 9 love
9 love 10 all-surrendering
10 all-surrendering 11 ,
11 , 12 all-sacrificing
12 all-sacrificing 13 love
13 love 14 .

the music changed . 
1 the 2 music
2 music 3 changed
3 changed 4 .

it held the torture of unshed tears , the anguish of a heart deceived and desolate . 
1 it 2 held
2 held 4 torture
3 the 4 torture
4 torture 5 of
4 torture 11 of
5 of 6 unshed
6 unshed 7 tears
7 tears 8 ,
8 , 10 anguish
9 the 10 anguish
11 of 13 heart
12 a 13 heart
13 heart 17 .
14 deceived 15 and
15 and 16 desolate
16 desolate 17 .

mr [leonard] almost put his hands over his ears to shut out its intolerable poignancy . 
1 mr 4 put
3 almost 4 put
4 put 9 ears
5 his 6 hands
6 hands 7 over
7 over 8 his
8 his 9 ears
9 ears 10 to
10 to 14 intolerable
11 shut 12 out
12 out 13 its
13 its 14 intolerable
14 intolerable 15 poignancy
15 poignancy 16 .

the sullen indifference of despair came next , the bitterness of smouldering revolt and misery , the reckless casting away of all good . 
1 the 3 indifference
2 sullen 3 indifference
3 indifference 4 of
3 indifference 8 ,
4 of 5 despair
6 came 7 next
6 came 8 ,
8 , 16 ,
9 the 10 bitterness
10 bitterness 11 of
10 bitterness 12 smouldering
12 smouldering 13 revolt
12 smouldering 16 ,
13 revolt 14 and
14 and 15 misery
16 , 19 casting
17 the 18 reckless
18 reckless 19 casting
19 casting 20 away
20 away 21 of
21 of 23 good
22 all 23 good
23 good 24 .

again the music changed . 
1 again 2 the
2 the 3 music
3 music 4 changed
4 changed 5 .

and in it now there was agony and fear and repentance and a cry for pardon . 
1 and 5 there
2 in 5 there
3 it 4 now
4 now 5 there
5 there 6 was
6 was 7 agony
6 was 8 and
7 agony 8 and
8 and 10 and
9 fear 10 and
10 and 11 repentance
11 repentance 12 and
12 and 13 a
12 and 16 pardon
14 cry 15 for
15 for 16 pardon
16 pardon 17 .

to [mr] [leonard] there was something strangely familiar in it . 
1 to 4 there
4 there 5 was
5 was 6 something
6 something 7 strangely
7 strangely 8 familiar
8 familiar 9 in
9 in 10 it
10 it 11 .

he looked at his grandson with something like awe . 
1 he 2 looked
2 looked 3 at
3 at 5 grandson
4 his 5 grandson
5 grandson 6 with
6 with 7 something
7 something 8 like
8 like 9 awe
9 awe 10 .

here was a power of which he knew nothing a strange and dreadful power . 
1 here 2 was
2 was 4 power
3 a 4 power
4 power 9 nothing
5 of 6 which
6 which 8 knew
7 he 8 knew
8 knew 9 nothing
9 nothing 12 and
10 a 11 strange
11 strange 12 and
12 and 15 .
13 dreadful 14 power
14 power 15 .

was it [of] [god] ? 
1 was 2 it
2 it 5 ?

[or] [of] [satan] [?] 

for the last time the music changed . 
1 for 3 last
2 the 3 last
3 last 4 time
4 time 5 the
5 the 6 music
6 music 7 changed
7 changed 8 .

and now it was not music at all it was a great , infinite forgiveness , an all-comprehending love . 
1 and 6 music
2 now 3 it
3 it 4 was
4 was 5 not
5 not 6 music
6 music 7 at
7 at 8 all
8 all 9 it
8 all 10 was
10 was 15 forgiveness
11 a 12 great
12 great 13 ,
12 great 15 forgiveness
13 , 14 infinite
15 forgiveness 18 all-comprehending
16 , 17 an
16 , 18 all-comprehending
18 all-comprehending 20 .
19 love 20 .

it was healing for a sick soul ; it was light and hope and peace . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 8 ;
3 healing 4 for
4 for 6 sick
5 a 6 sick
6 sick 7 soul
7 soul 8 ;
8 ; 12 and
9 it 10 was
10 was 11 light
10 was 12 and
12 and 13 hope
13 hope 16 .
14 and 15 peace
15 peace 16 .

felix lowered the violin and dropped wearily on a chair by the bed . 
1 felix 2 lowered
2 lowered 4 violin
3 the 4 violin
4 violin 6 dropped
5 and 6 dropped
6 dropped 7 wearily
7 wearily 8 on
8 on 10 chair
9 a 10 chair
10 chair 11 by
11 by 14 .
12 the 13 bed
12 the 14 .

the inspired light faded from his face ; once more he was only a tired boy . 
1 the 2 inspired
1 the 7 face
2 inspired 3 light
3 light 4 faded
4 faded 5 from
5 from 6 his
7 face 12 was
8 ; 9 once
9 once 10 more
10 more 11 he
10 more 12 was
12 was 16 boy
13 only 14 a
14 a 16 boy
15 tired 16 boy
16 boy 17 .

" [i] understand now , " she said very softly . 
1 " 5 ,
3 understand 4 now
4 now 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 she
7 she 8 said
8 said 9 very
9 very 11 .
10 softly 11 .

" [i] couldn't see it before and now it 's so plain . 
1 " 4 see
3 couldn't 4 see
4 see 7 and
5 it 6 before
6 before 7 and
7 and 8 now
8 now 9 it
9 it 10 's
10 's 11 so
11 so 12 plain
12 plain 13 .

i just [feel] it . 
1 i 2 just
2 just 5 .
4 it 5 .

god [is] a [god] of love . 
1 god 7 .
3 a 6 love
3 a 7 .
5 of 6 love

he can forgive anybody even me even me . 
1 he 2 can
2 can 3 forgive
3 forgive 4 anybody
3 forgive 5 even
5 even 6 me
6 me 7 even
7 even 8 me
8 me 9 .

he knows all about it . 
1 he 2 knows
2 knows 3 all
3 all 4 about
3 all 6 .
4 about 5 it

i ain't skeered any more . 
1 i 2 ain't
2 ain't 3 skeered
3 skeered 5 more
4 any 5 more
5 more 6 .

the minister told me that but [i] couldn't believe it . 
1 the 2 minister
2 minister 3 told
3 told 4 me
3 told 5 that
5 that 9 believe
6 but 8 couldn't
8 couldn't 9 believe
9 believe 10 it
10 it 11 .

i [know] it now . 
1 i 5 .
3 it 4 now
4 now 5 .

and [he] sent you here to-night , boy , to tell it to me in a way that [i] could feel it . " 
1 and 11 tell
3 sent 4 you
3 sent 5 here
5 here 6 to-night
6 to-night 7 ,
6 to-night 8 boy
8 boy 9 ,
9 , 10 to
10 to 11 tell
11 tell 12 it
11 tell 13 to
13 to 21 feel
14 me 15 in
15 in 17 way
16 a 17 way
17 way 18 that
17 way 21 feel
18 that 20 could
21 feel 22 it
22 it 23 .
23 . 24 "

naomi [clark] died just as the dawn came up over the sea . 
1 naomi 3 died
3 died 5 as
4 just 5 as
5 as 7 dawn
6 the 7 dawn
7 dawn 9 up
8 came 9 up
9 up 10 over
10 over 11 the
11 the 12 sea
12 sea 13 .

mr [leonard] rose from his watch at her bedside and went to the door . 
1 mr 3 rose
3 rose 4 from
4 from 6 watch
5 his 6 watch
6 watch 7 at
7 at 14 door
8 her 9 bedside
9 bedside 10 and
10 and 11 went
11 went 12 to
12 to 13 the
13 the 14 door
14 door 15 .

the fir trees on the point moved softly and whispered together . 
1 the 2 fir
1 the 3 trees
3 trees 4 on
3 trees 7 moved
4 on 6 point
5 the 6 point
7 moved 8 softly
8 softly 9 and
9 and 10 whispered
10 whispered 11 together
11 together 12 .

the whole world sang of spring and resurrection and life ; and behind him [naomi] [clark] 's dead face took on the peace that passes understanding . 
1 the 7 and
1 the 19 face
2 whole 3 world
2 whole 6 spring
3 world 4 sang
3 world 5 of
6 spring 7 and
7 and 8 resurrection
8 resurrection 13 behind
9 and 10 life
9 and 12 and
10 life 11 ;
12 and 13 behind
13 behind 14 him
14 him 17 's
17 's 18 dead
19 face 23 peace
20 took 21 on
21 on 23 peace
22 the 23 peace
23 peace 25 passes
24 that 25 passes
25 passes 26 understanding
26 understanding 27 .

the old minister and his grandson walked home together in a silence that neither wished to break . 
1 the 2 old
2 old 4 and
3 minister 4 and
4 and 6 grandson
5 his 6 grandson
6 grandson 7 walked
7 walked 8 home
7 walked 10 in
9 together 10 in
10 in 12 silence
11 a 12 silence
12 silence 13 that
12 silence 18 .
13 that 14 neither
13 that 15 wished
15 wished 17 break
16 to 17 break

janet [andrews] gave them a good scolding and an excellent breakfast . 
1 janet 3 gave
3 gave 4 them
3 gave 7 scolding
5 a 6 good
6 good 7 scolding
7 scolding 8 and
8 and 9 an
9 an 12 .
10 excellent 11 breakfast
11 breakfast 12 .

then she ordered them both to bed ; but [mr] [leonard] , smiling at her , said : 
1 then 2 she
1 then 3 ordered
3 ordered 4 them
3 ordered 13 smiling
4 them 5 both
5 both 6 to
6 to 7 bed
7 bed 8 ;
9 but 12 ,
12 , 13 smiling
13 smiling 14 at
13 smiling 16 ,
14 at 15 her
16 , 17 said
17 said 18 :

" presently , [janet] , presently . 
1 " 2 presently
2 presently 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 6 presently
6 presently 7 .

when [janet] had gone , he turned to [felix] . 
1 when 3 had
3 had 4 gone
4 gone 5 ,
5 , 7 turned
6 he 7 turned
7 turned 8 to
8 to 10 .

" [felix] , would you like to study music as your life-work ? " 
1 " 4 would
1 " 5 you
3 , 4 would
5 you 6 like
6 like 7 to
7 to 8 study
8 study 9 music
8 study 10 as
10 as 11 your
11 your 12 life-work
12 life-work 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

felix looked up , with a transfiguring flush on his wan face . 
1 felix 2 looked
1 felix 3 up
3 up 5 with
4 , 5 with
5 with 8 flush
6 a 7 transfiguring
6 a 8 flush
8 flush 9 on
9 on 10 his
10 his 11 wan
11 wan 13 .
12 face 13 .

" oh , grandfather ! 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 4 grandfather
4 grandfather 5 !

oh , grandfather ! " 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 grandfather
3 grandfather 4 !
4 ! 5 "

" you may do so , my child . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 may
3 may 4 do
4 do 5 so
5 so 6 ,
6 , 7 my
7 my 8 child
8 child 9 .

after this night [i] dare not hinder you . 
1 after 2 this
2 this 3 night
3 night 5 dare
5 dare 6 not
6 not 7 hinder
7 hinder 8 you
8 you 9 .

it is not the way [i] desired for you but [i] see that [i] was mistaken . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 not
3 not 5 way
4 the 5 way
5 way 7 desired
7 desired 8 for
7 desired 17 .
8 for 9 you
10 but 12 see
12 see 13 that
13 that 15 was
15 was 16 mistaken
16 mistaken 17 .

old [abel] spoke truly when he said there was a [christ] in your violin as well as a devil . 
1 old 3 spoke
3 spoke 4 truly
4 truly 6 he
5 when 6 he
6 he 7 said
7 said 8 there
8 there 9 was
9 was 14 violin
9 was 15 as
10 a 14 violin
12 in 13 your
13 your 14 violin
15 as 16 well
16 well 17 as
17 as 19 devil
18 a 19 devil
19 devil 20 .

i understand what he meant now . " 
1 i 2 understand
2 understand 3 what
3 what 4 he
4 he 5 meant
5 meant 6 now
6 now 7 .
7 . 8 "

he turned to meet [janet] , who came into the study with a violin . 
1 he 2 turned
2 turned 3 to
2 turned 4 meet
3 to 4 meet
4 meet 7 who
6 , 7 who
7 who 8 came
8 came 9 into
9 into 11 study
10 the 11 study
11 study 12 with
12 with 14 violin
13 a 14 violin
14 violin 15 .

felix 's heart throbbed ; he recognized it . 
1 felix 2 's
2 's 3 heart
3 heart 4 throbbed
4 throbbed 5 ;
5 ; 6 he
6 he 7 recognized
7 recognized 8 it
8 it 9 .

mr [leonard] took it from [janet] and held it out to the boy . 
1 mr 7 and
3 took 4 it
3 took 5 from
3 took 7 and
7 and 8 held
8 held 9 it
9 it 10 out
10 out 11 to
11 to 13 boy
12 the 13 boy
13 boy 14 .

" this is your father 's violin , [felix] . 
1 " 2 this
2 this 3 is
3 is 4 your
4 your 5 father
5 father 6 's
6 's 7 violin
7 violin 8 ,
8 , 10 .

see to it that you never make your music the servant of the power of evil never debase it to unworthy ends . 
1 see 2 to
1 see 7 make
2 to 3 it
4 that 6 never
5 you 6 never
6 never 7 make
7 make 15 of
8 your 9 music
9 music 14 power
10 the 11 servant
11 servant 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 power
14 power 15 of
15 of 16 evil
16 evil 17 never
17 never 18 debase
18 debase 19 it
19 it 20 to
20 to 21 unworthy
21 unworthy 22 ends
22 ends 23 .

for your responsibility is as your gift , and [god] will exact the accounting of it from you . 
1 for 2 your
1 for 3 responsibility
3 responsibility 4 is
4 is 5 as
5 as 6 your
6 your 7 gift
7 gift 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 11 will
11 will 12 exact
12 exact 14 accounting
13 the 14 accounting
14 accounting 15 of
14 accounting 17 from
15 of 16 it
17 from 19 .
18 you 19 .

[iv] [.] 

[little] [joscelyn] 

" it simply isn't to be thought of , [aunty] [nan] , " said [mrs] [william] [morrison] decisively . 
1 " 4 isn't
1 " 9 ,
2 it 3 simply
3 simply 4 isn't
4 isn't 6 be
5 to 6 be
7 thought 8 of
7 thought 9 ,
9 , 12 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 said
14 said 18 decisively
18 decisively 19 .

mrs [william] [morrison] was one of those people who always speak decisively . 
1 mrs 9 who
4 was 5 one
5 one 6 of
6 of 7 those
7 those 8 people
8 people 9 who
9 who 10 always
10 always 11 speak
11 speak 12 decisively
12 decisively 13 .

moreover , these people are always given their full title by everybody . 
1 moreover 2 ,
2 , 3 these
3 these 4 people
4 people 7 given
5 are 6 always
6 always 7 given
7 given 9 full
8 their 9 full
9 full 10 title
10 title 13 .
11 by 12 everybody
12 everybody 13 .

mrs [william] always improved every shining moment . 
1 mrs 3 always
3 always 4 improved
4 improved 5 every
5 every 6 shining
6 shining 7 moment
7 moment 8 .

" it is ten miles to [kensington] , and just think how late you would be getting back . 
1 " 3 is
2 it 3 is
3 is 6 to
4 ten 5 miles
5 miles 6 to
6 to 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 16 be
10 just 11 think
11 think 12 how
12 how 13 late
12 how 16 be
13 late 15 would
14 you 15 would
16 be 17 getting
17 getting 18 back
18 back 19 .

you are not able for such a drive . 
1 you 2 are
2 are 3 not
3 not 4 able
4 able 5 for
5 for 6 such
6 such 9 .
7 a 8 drive
8 drive 9 .

you wouldn't get over it for a month . 
1 you 2 wouldn't
2 wouldn't 3 get
3 get 4 over
3 get 6 for
4 over 5 it
6 for 8 month
7 a 8 month
8 month 9 .

you know you are anything but strong this summer . " 
1 you 2 know
2 know 3 you
2 know 6 but
4 are 5 anything
5 anything 6 but
6 but 7 strong
7 strong 8 this
8 this 9 summer
9 summer 10 .
10 . 11 "

aunty [nan] sighed , and patted the tiny , furry , gray morsel of a kitten in her lap with trembling fingers . 
1 aunty 5 and
1 aunty 10 furry
3 sighed 5 and
4 , 5 and
5 and 6 patted
7 the 8 tiny
8 tiny 9 ,
9 , 10 furry
10 furry 13 morsel
11 , 12 gray
12 gray 13 morsel
13 morsel 14 of
14 of 16 kitten
15 a 16 kitten
16 kitten 17 in
17 in 18 her
18 her 22 fingers
19 lap 20 with
20 with 21 trembling
21 trembling 22 fingers
22 fingers 23 .

she knew , better than anyone else could know it , that she was not strong that summer . 
1 she 3 ,
2 knew 3 ,
3 , 8 could
4 better 5 than
5 than 6 anyone
6 anyone 7 else
6 anyone 8 could
8 could 9 know
9 know 10 it
9 know 11 ,
11 , 12 that
11 , 16 strong
12 that 14 was
13 she 14 was
14 was 15 not
16 strong 17 that
16 strong 19 .
17 that 18 summer
17 that 19 .

but that was only the more reason why she should go to hear little [joscelyn] sing ; she would never have another chance . 
1 but 2 that
1 but 11 go
3 was 4 only
3 was 7 reason
4 only 6 more
5 the 6 more
7 reason 8 why
8 why 9 she
8 why 10 should
10 should 11 go
11 go 12 to
11 go 17 ;
12 to 13 hear
13 hear 14 little
16 sing 17 ;
17 ; 18 she
17 ; 21 have
18 she 19 would
19 would 20 never
21 have 22 another
22 another 24 .
23 chance 24 .

" oh , [i] know [i] 'm not very strong , [maria] . " said [aunty] [nan] pleadingly , " but [i] am strong enough for that . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 5 know
2 oh 3 ,
5 know 11 ,
7 'm 8 not
8 not 9 very
8 not 11 ,
9 very 10 strong
11 , 20 "
13 . 14 "
14 " 15 said
15 said 18 pleadingly
18 pleadingly 19 ,
18 pleadingly 20 "
20 " 25 enough
21 but 23 am
23 am 24 strong
24 strong 25 enough
25 enough 26 for
26 for 27 that
27 that 28 .

indeed [i] am . 
1 indeed 3 am
3 am 4 .

i could stay at [kensington] [over] night with [george] 's folks , you know , and so it wouldn't tire me much . 
1 i 2 could
2 could 3 stay
2 could 4 at
4 at 7 night
7 night 8 with
8 with 16 and
10 's 11 folks
10 's 15 ,
11 folks 14 know
12 , 13 you
12 , 14 know
15 , 16 and
16 and 22 much
17 so 18 it
18 it 19 wouldn't
19 wouldn't 20 tire
20 tire 21 me
20 tire 22 much
22 much 23 .

i do so want to hear [joscelyn] sing . 
1 i 2 do
2 do 3 so
3 so 4 want
4 want 5 to
5 to 6 hear
6 hear 8 sing
8 sing 9 .

oh , how [i] love little [joscelyn] . " 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 how
3 how 5 love
5 love 6 little
6 little 8 .
8 . 9 "

" it passes my understanding , the way you hanker after that child , " cried [mrs] [william] impatiently . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 9 you
2 it 3 passes
3 passes 4 my
4 my 5 understanding
5 understanding 6 ,
7 the 8 way
8 way 9 you
9 you 10 hanker
10 hanker 14 ,
11 after 12 that
11 after 13 child
13 child 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 16 cried
16 cried 20 .
19 impatiently 20 .

" why , she was a perfect stranger to you when she came here , and she was here only one summer ! " 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 5 was
2 why 3 ,
4 she 5 was
5 was 7 perfect
5 was 9 to
6 a 7 perfect
7 perfect 8 stranger
9 to 10 you
10 you 16 and
11 when 13 came
12 she 13 came
13 came 16 and
14 here 15 ,
15 , 16 and
16 and 18 was
17 she 18 was
18 was 20 only
18 was 21 one
19 here 20 only
21 one 22 summer
22 summer 24 "
23 ! 24 "

" but oh , such a summer ! " said [aunty] [nan] softly . 
1 " 5 such
2 but 3 oh
2 but 4 ,
4 , 5 such
5 such 7 summer
6 a 7 summer
7 summer 8 !
8 ! 10 said
9 " 10 said
10 said 13 softly
13 softly 14 .

" we all loved little [joscelyn] . 
1 " 2 we
2 we 3 all
3 all 4 loved
4 loved 7 .
5 little 7 .

she just seemed like one of our own . 
1 she 2 just
2 just 3 seemed
3 seemed 4 like
4 like 5 one
5 one 6 of
6 of 7 our
7 our 8 own
8 own 9 .

she was one of [god] 's children , carrying love with them everywhere . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 7 children
3 one 4 of
3 one 6 's
4 of 6 's
6 's 7 children
7 children 9 carrying
8 , 9 carrying
9 carrying 10 love
9 carrying 11 with
9 carrying 13 everywhere
11 with 12 them
13 everywhere 14 .

joscelyn was a beauty . " 
1 joscelyn 2 was
2 was 4 beauty
3 a 4 beauty
4 beauty 5 .
5 . 6 "

" well , that [shirley] snippet certainly isn't that , " said [mrs] [william] sarcastically . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 4 that
2 well 3 ,
4 that 6 snippet
4 that 11 "
6 snippet 7 certainly
7 certainly 8 isn't
8 isn't 9 that
8 isn't 10 ,
11 " 12 said
12 said 15 sarcastically
15 sarcastically 16 .

" [little] [joscelyn] wasn't much of a talker , " said [aunty] [nan] dreamily . 
1 " 4 wasn't
4 wasn't 9 ,
5 much 6 of
5 much 8 talker
6 of 7 a
8 talker 9 ,
9 , 10 "
9 , 11 said
11 said 14 dreamily
14 dreamily 15 .

" she was kind of a quiet child . 
1 " 2 she
2 she 3 was
3 was 4 kind
4 kind 5 of
5 of 8 child
6 a 7 quiet
7 quiet 8 child
8 child 9 .

but you remember what she did say . 
1 but 2 you
2 you 3 remember
3 remember 4 what
4 what 5 she
5 she 6 did
6 did 7 say
7 say 8 .

and [i] 've never forgotten little [joscelyn] . " 
1 and 3 've
3 've 4 never
4 never 5 forgotten
5 forgotten 6 little
6 little 8 .
8 . 9 "

mrs [william] shrugged her plump , shapely shoulders . 
1 mrs 3 shrugged
3 shrugged 7 shapely
4 her 5 plump
5 plump 6 ,
6 , 7 shapely
7 shapely 8 shoulders
8 shoulders 9 .

" well , it was fifteen years ago , [aunty] [nan] , and [joscelyn] can't be very ' little ' now . 
1 " 2 well
1 " 3 ,
1 " 7 years
3 , 5 was
4 it 5 was
5 was 6 fifteen
7 years 12 ,
8 ago 9 ,
8 ago 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 15 can't
13 and 16 be
15 can't 16 be
16 be 20 '
17 very 18 '
18 ' 19 little
19 little 20 '
20 ' 21 now
21 now 22 .

she is a famous woman , and she has forgotten all about you , you can be sure of that . " 
1 she 7 and
2 is 4 famous
2 is 7 and
3 a 4 famous
5 woman 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 10 forgotten
8 she 9 has
9 has 10 forgotten
10 forgotten 12 about
11 all 12 about
12 about 14 ,
13 you 14 ,
14 , 16 can
15 you 16 can
16 can 17 be
17 be 18 sure
18 sure 19 of
19 of 22 "
20 that 21 .
21 . 22 "

" [joscelyn] wasn't the kind that forgets , " said [aunty] [nan] loyally . 
1 " 8 ,
3 wasn't 5 kind
4 the 5 kind
5 kind 6 that
5 kind 7 forgets
7 forgets 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 said
10 said 13 loyally
13 loyally 14 .

" and , anyway , the point is , [i] haven't forgotten [her] . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 4 anyway
3 , 4 anyway
4 anyway 5 ,
5 , 7 point
6 the 7 point
7 point 8 is
8 is 9 ,
9 , 14 .
11 haven't 12 forgotten
12 forgotten 14 .

oh , [maria] , [i] 've longed for years and years just to hear her sing once more . 
1 oh 2 ,
1 oh 4 ,
4 , 6 've
4 , 10 and
7 longed 8 for
7 longed 10 and
8 for 9 years
10 and 16 sing
11 years 12 just
12 just 13 to
13 to 14 hear
14 hear 15 her
14 hear 16 sing
16 sing 17 once
17 once 18 more
18 more 19 .

it seems as if [i] [must] hear my little [joscelyn] sing once again before [i] die . 
1 it 2 seems
2 seems 4 if
3 as 4 if
4 if 7 hear
7 hear 8 my
8 my 9 little
9 little 11 sing
11 sing 12 once
12 once 13 again
13 again 14 before
14 before 16 die
16 die 17 .

i 've never had the chance before and [i] never will have it again . 
1 i 2 've
2 've 4 had
3 never 4 had
4 had 6 chance
5 the 6 chance
6 chance 7 before
7 before 8 and
8 and 10 never
8 and 11 will
11 will 12 have
12 have 13 it
13 it 14 again
14 again 15 .

do please ask [william] to take me to [kensington] . " 
1 do 3 ask
2 please 3 ask
3 ask 5 to
5 to 7 me
6 take 7 me
7 me 10 .
8 to 10 .
10 . 11 "

" dear me , [aunty] [nan] , this is really childish , " said [mrs] [william] , whisking her bowlful of berries into the pantry . 
1 " 8 this
2 dear 3 me
3 me 4 ,
4 , 7 ,
7 , 8 this
8 this 10 really
9 is 10 really
10 really 13 "
11 childish 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 17 ,
14 said 17 ,
17 , 18 whisking
18 whisking 20 bowlful
19 her 20 bowlful
20 bowlful 26 .
21 of 22 berries
22 berries 23 into
23 into 24 the
24 the 25 pantry
25 pantry 26 .

" you must let other folks be the judge of what is best for you now . 
1 " 3 must
2 you 3 must
3 must 6 folks
4 let 5 other
5 other 6 folks
6 folks 7 be
7 be 9 judge
8 the 9 judge
9 judge 10 of
10 of 11 what
11 what 17 .
12 is 13 best
13 best 14 for
14 for 15 you
15 you 16 now
16 now 17 .

he has got to attend that political meeting at [newbridge] . 
1 he 2 has
2 has 3 got
3 got 4 to
4 to 5 attend
5 attend 6 that
6 that 7 political
7 political 8 meeting
8 meeting 9 at
9 at 11 .

they can't do without him . " 
1 they 2 can't
2 can't 3 do
3 do 4 without
4 without 5 him
5 him 6 .
6 . 7 "

" [jordan] could take me to [kensington] , " pleaded [aunty] [nan] , with very unusual persistence . 
1 " 4 take
3 could 4 take
4 take 5 me
4 take 10 pleaded
6 to 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 pleaded
10 pleaded 13 ,
13 , 14 with
14 with 17 persistence
15 very 16 unusual
16 unusual 17 persistence
17 persistence 18 .

" nonsense ! 
1 " 2 nonsense
2 nonsense 3 !

you couldn't go to [kensington] with the hired man . 
1 you 2 couldn't
2 couldn't 3 go
3 go 4 to
3 go 6 with
6 with 10 .
7 the 8 hired
8 hired 9 man
9 man 10 .

now , [aunty] [nan] , do be reasonable . 
1 now 2 ,
2 , 5 ,
5 , 6 do
6 do 7 be
7 be 8 reasonable
8 reasonable 9 .

aren't [william] and [i] kind to you ? 
1 aren't 3 and
3 and 5 kind
5 kind 6 to
6 to 7 you
7 you 8 ?

don't we do everything for your comfort ? " 
1 don't 2 we
2 we 3 do
3 do 4 everything
3 do 7 comfort
4 everything 5 for
5 for 6 your
7 comfort 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

" yes , oh , yes , " admitted [aunty] [nan] deprecatingly . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ,
2 yes 6 yes
3 , 4 oh
4 oh 5 ,
6 yes 8 "
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 admitted
9 admitted 13 .
12 deprecatingly 13 .

" well , then , you ought to be guided by our opinion . 
1 " 4 then
2 well 3 ,
3 , 4 then
4 then 5 ,
5 , 6 you
6 you 7 ought
7 ought 8 to
7 ought 9 be
8 to 9 be
9 be 10 guided
10 guided 11 by
11 by 14 .
12 our 13 opinion
13 opinion 14 .

and you must just give up thinking about the [kensington] concert , [aunty] , and not worry yourself and me about it any more . 
1 and 4 just
1 and 5 give
2 you 3 must
3 must 4 just
5 give 12 ,
6 up 7 thinking
7 thinking 8 about
7 thinking 12 ,
8 about 11 concert
9 the 11 concert
12 , 15 and
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 not
16 not 17 worry
16 not 25 .
17 worry 20 me
17 worry 21 about
18 yourself 19 and
19 and 20 me
21 about 22 it
23 any 24 more
24 more 25 .

i am going down to the shore field now to call [william] to tea . 
1 i 2 am
1 i 3 going
3 going 4 down
3 going 5 to
5 to 8 field
6 the 7 shore
6 the 8 field
8 field 9 now
8 field 11 call
9 now 10 to
9 now 11 call
11 call 13 to
13 to 14 tea
14 tea 15 .

just keep an eye on the baby in chance he wakes up , and see that the teapot doesn't boil over . " 
1 just 9 chance
2 keep 4 eye
2 keep 7 baby
3 an 4 eye
4 eye 5 on
6 the 7 baby
7 baby 8 in
8 in 9 chance
9 chance 11 wakes
10 he 11 wakes
11 wakes 12 up
12 up 13 ,
12 up 18 teapot
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 see
15 see 16 that
17 the 18 teapot
18 teapot 20 boil
19 doesn't 20 boil
20 boil 23 "
21 over 22 .
22 . 23 "

mrs [william] whisked out of the kitchen , pretending not to see the tears that were falling over [aunty] [nan] 's withered pink cheeks . 
1 mrs 5 of
3 whisked 4 out
4 out 5 of
5 of 8 ,
6 the 7 kitchen
7 kitchen 8 ,
8 , 11 to
9 pretending 10 not
10 not 11 to
11 to 12 see
12 see 14 tears
12 see 21 's
13 the 14 tears
14 tears 15 that
15 that 16 were
16 were 17 falling
17 falling 18 over
21 's 22 withered
22 withered 23 pink
23 pink 24 cheeks
24 cheeks 25 .

aunty [nan] was really getting very childish , [mrs] [william] reflected , as she marched down to the shore field . 
1 aunty 3 was
3 was 4 really
3 was 6 very
4 really 5 getting
6 very 11 reflected
7 childish 8 ,
8 , 11 reflected
11 reflected 16 down
12 , 13 as
13 as 14 she
13 as 15 marched
15 marched 16 down
16 down 20 field
17 to 18 the
18 the 20 field
19 shore 20 field
20 field 21 .

why , she cried now about every little thing ! 
1 why 2 ,
2 , 4 cried
3 she 4 cried
4 cried 5 now
5 now 6 about
6 about 7 every
7 every 8 little
8 little 9 thing
9 thing 10 !

and such a notion to want to go to the [old] [timers] ' concert at [kensington] and be so set on it ! 
1 and 2 such
2 such 4 notion
3 a 4 notion
4 notion 5 to
5 to 6 want
6 want 7 to
6 want 23 !
7 to 8 go
8 go 9 to
8 go 15 at
9 to 10 the
10 the 13 '
13 ' 14 concert
17 and 18 be
17 and 20 set
19 so 20 set
20 set 21 on
20 set 23 !
21 on 22 it

really , it was hard to put up with her whims . 
1 really 2 ,
1 really 4 was
3 it 4 was
4 was 7 put
5 hard 6 to
6 to 7 put
7 put 8 up
8 up 9 with
9 with 11 whims
10 her 11 whims
11 whims 12 .

mrs [william] sighed virtuously . 
1 mrs 3 sighed
3 sighed 5 .
4 virtuously 5 .

as for [aunty] [nan] , she sat alone in the kitchen , and cried bitterly , as only lonely old age can cry . 
1 as 2 for
1 as 14 cried
2 for 5 ,
5 , 7 sat
6 she 7 sat
7 sat 8 alone
8 alone 9 in
9 in 10 the
10 the 11 kitchen
11 kitchen 12 ,
12 , 13 and
14 cried 15 bitterly
15 bitterly 16 ,
15 bitterly 18 only
16 , 17 as
18 only 19 lonely
19 lonely 21 age
20 old 21 age
21 age 22 can
22 can 23 cry
23 cry 24 .

it seemed to her that she could not bear it , that she [must] go to [kensington] . 
1 it 2 seemed
2 seemed 3 to
2 seemed 5 that
3 to 4 her
5 that 7 could
6 she 7 could
7 could 8 not
8 not 9 bear
9 bear 10 it
9 bear 11 ,
11 , 15 go
12 that 13 she
13 she 15 go
15 go 16 to
16 to 18 .

but she knew that it was not to be , since [mrs] [william] had decided otherwise . 
1 but 2 she
1 but 6 was
2 she 3 knew
3 knew 4 that
5 it 6 was
6 was 7 not
7 not 10 ,
8 to 10 ,
9 be 10 ,
10 , 11 since
11 since 14 had
14 had 15 decided
15 decided 17 .
16 otherwise 17 .

mrs [william] 's word was law at [gull] [point] [farm] . 
1 mrs 3 's
3 's 4 word
4 word 5 was
5 was 6 law
6 law 7 at
7 at 11 .

" what 's the matter with my old [aunty] [nan] ? " cried a hearty young voice from the doorway . 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 's
3 's 5 matter
4 the 5 matter
5 matter 6 with
6 with 21 .
7 my 8 old
8 old 21 .
11 ? 13 cried
12 " 13 cried
13 cried 16 young
14 a 15 hearty
15 hearty 16 young
16 young 20 doorway
17 voice 18 from
18 from 19 the
19 the 20 doorway
20 doorway 21 .

jordan was the [morrisons] ' hired boy that summer , and he worshipped [aunty] [nan] . 
1 jordan 2 was
2 was 6 hired
2 was 7 boy
3 the 5 '
5 ' 6 hired
7 boy 8 that
8 that 9 summer
9 summer 10 ,
9 summer 12 he
10 , 11 and
12 he 13 worshipped
13 worshipped 16 .

maria says [i] can't . " 
1 maria 2 says
1 maria 4 can't
4 can't 5 .
5 . 6 "

" that 's too bad , " said [jordan] . 
1 " 2 that
2 that 3 's
3 's 4 too
4 too 5 bad
5 bad 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 said
8 said 10 .

" old cat , " he muttered after the retreating and serenely unconscious [mrs] [william] . 
1 " 2 old
1 " 7 muttered
2 old 3 cat
3 cat 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 he
7 muttered 11 and
8 after 9 the
9 the 10 retreating
10 retreating 11 and
11 and 12 serenely
12 serenely 13 unconscious
13 unconscious 16 .

then he shambled in and sat down on the sofa beside [aunty] [nan] . 
1 then 2 he
1 then 6 sat
2 he 3 shambled
3 shambled 4 in
5 and 6 sat
6 sat 7 down
7 down 8 on
8 on 10 sofa
9 the 10 sofa
10 sofa 11 beside
11 beside 14 .

" there , there , don't cry , " he said , patting her thin little shoulder with his big , sunburned paw . 
1 " 4 there
1 " 6 don't
2 there 3 ,
3 , 4 there
4 there 5 ,
6 don't 9 "
7 cry 9 "
8 , 9 "
9 " 12 ,
10 he 11 said
11 said 12 ,
12 , 13 patting
13 patting 17 shoulder
14 her 17 shoulder
15 thin 17 shoulder
16 little 17 shoulder
17 shoulder 18 with
18 with 19 his
19 his 23 paw
20 big 21 ,
20 big 23 paw
21 , 22 sunburned
23 paw 24 .

" you 'll make yourself sick if you go on crying , and we can't get along without you at [gull] [point] [farm] . " 
1 " 9 go
1 " 13 and
2 you 3 'll
3 'll 4 make
4 make 5 yourself
4 make 7 if
5 yourself 6 sick
7 if 8 you
8 you 9 go
9 go 10 on
10 on 12 ,
11 crying 12 ,
13 and 14 we
13 and 15 can't
14 we 15 can't
15 can't 16 get
16 get 17 along
16 get 19 you
16 get 25 "
17 along 18 without
18 without 19 you
20 at 24 .
20 at 25 "

aunty [nan] smiled wanly . 
1 aunty 3 smiled
3 smiled 4 wanly
4 wanly 5 .

" [i] 'm afraid you 'll soon have to get on without me , [jordan] . 
1 " 5 you
3 'm 4 afraid
4 afraid 5 you
5 you 6 'll
6 'll 8 have
7 soon 8 have
8 have 10 get
9 to 10 get
10 get 11 on
10 get 13 me
11 on 12 without
13 me 14 ,
14 , 16 .

i 'm not going to be here very long now . 
1 i 4 going
2 'm 3 not
3 not 4 going
4 going 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 7 here
7 here 8 very
8 very 11 .
9 long 10 now
10 now 11 .

no , [i] 'm not , [jordan] , [i] know it . 
1 no 2 ,
2 , 4 'm
4 'm 5 not
5 not 6 ,
6 , 8 ,
8 , 10 know
10 know 11 it
11 it 12 .

something tells me so very plainly . 
1 something 3 me
1 something 4 so
2 tells 3 me
4 so 5 very
5 very 6 plainly
6 plainly 7 .

" why are you so set on hearing her ? " asked [jordan] . 
1 " 2 why
1 " 10 ?
2 why 3 are
3 are 4 you
3 are 6 set
5 so 6 set
6 set 7 on
7 on 8 hearing
8 hearing 9 her
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 asked
12 asked 14 .

" she ain't no kin to you , is she ? " 
1 " 2 she
2 she 3 ain't
3 ain't 4 no
3 ain't 5 kin
5 kin 6 to
6 to 8 ,
7 you 8 ,
8 , 12 "
9 is 10 she
10 she 11 ?
11 ? 12 "

" no , but dearer to me dearer to me than many of my own . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 5 dearer
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 but
5 dearer 6 to
5 dearer 7 me
7 me 8 dearer
8 dearer 9 to
9 to 15 own
10 me 11 than
11 than 12 many
12 many 13 of
13 of 14 my
14 my 15 own
15 own 16 .

maria thinks that is silly , but you wouldn't if you 'd known her , [jordan] . 
1 maria 2 thinks
1 maria 6 ,
2 thinks 3 that
3 that 4 is
4 is 5 silly
6 , 7 but
7 but 8 you
7 but 15 ,
8 you 9 wouldn't
9 wouldn't 10 if
10 if 11 you
10 if 13 known
11 you 12 'd
12 'd 13 known
13 known 14 her
15 , 17 .

even [maria] herself wouldn't , if she had known her . 
1 even 3 herself
1 even 5 ,
3 herself 4 wouldn't
5 , 6 if
6 if 7 she
7 she 8 had
8 had 9 known
9 known 10 her
10 her 11 .

it is fifteen years since she came here one summer to board . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 4 years
2 is 5 since
3 fifteen 4 years
5 since 6 she
6 she 7 came
7 came 9 one
7 came 10 summer
8 here 9 one
10 summer 11 to
11 to 12 board
12 board 13 .

the child was just starving for love , [jordan] , and she got it here . 
1 the 2 child
2 child 5 starving
3 was 4 just
4 just 5 starving
5 starving 6 for
6 for 7 love
7 love 8 ,
8 , 11 and
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 she
11 and 13 got
12 she 13 got
13 got 14 it
13 got 16 .
14 it 15 here

william and his brothers were just children then , and they hadn't any sister . 
1 william 2 and
2 and 3 his
3 his 7 children
4 brothers 5 were
5 were 6 just
6 just 7 children
7 children 10 and
8 then 9 ,
8 then 10 and
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 they
11 they 12 hadn't
12 hadn't 13 any
12 hadn't 15 .
14 sister 15 .

we all just worshipped her . 
1 we 2 all
2 all 3 just
3 just 4 worshipped
4 worshipped 5 her
5 her 6 .

she was so sweet , [jordan] . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 so
3 so 4 sweet
4 sweet 5 ,
5 , 7 .

and sing ! 
1 and 2 sing
2 sing 3 !

my land ! 
1 my 2 land
2 land 3 !

but couldn't she sing ! 
1 but 2 couldn't
2 couldn't 3 she
3 she 4 sing
4 sing 5 !

always singing , every hour of the day that voice was ringing round the old place . 
1 always 4 every
2 singing 3 ,
3 , 4 every
4 every 8 day
5 hour 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 8 day
8 day 11 was
9 that 10 voice
10 voice 11 was
11 was 17 .
12 ringing 13 round
13 round 16 place
14 the 15 old
15 old 16 place
16 place 17 .

i used to hold my breath to hear it . 
1 i 2 used
2 used 3 to
3 to 4 hold
4 hold 5 my
5 my 6 breath
6 breath 8 hear
7 to 8 hear
8 hear 9 it
9 it 10 .

she always said that she meant to be a famous singer some day , and [i] never doubted it a mite . 
1 she 3 said
2 always 3 said
3 said 4 that
4 that 5 she
4 that 6 meant
5 she 6 meant
6 meant 8 be
7 to 8 be
8 be 15 and
9 a 10 famous
9 a 12 some
10 famous 11 singer
12 some 13 day
13 day 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 17 never
17 never 18 doubted
17 never 20 a
18 doubted 19 it
20 a 21 mite
21 mite 22 .

it was born in her . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 born
3 born 4 in
4 in 6 .
5 her 6 .

sunday evening she used to sing hymns for us . 
1 sunday 2 evening
2 evening 4 used
3 she 4 used
4 used 5 to
5 to 6 sing
6 sing 7 hymns
7 hymns 8 for
8 for 9 us
9 us 10 .

oh , [jordan] , it makes my old heart young again to remember it . 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
4 , 9 heart
5 it 6 makes
6 makes 7 my
7 my 8 old
8 old 9 heart
9 heart 10 young
10 young 12 to
10 young 13 remember
11 again 12 to
12 to 13 remember
13 remember 14 it
14 it 15 .

a sweet child she was , my little [joscelyn] ! 
1 a 2 sweet
2 sweet 3 child
3 child 4 she
4 she 5 was
5 was 10 !
6 , 7 my
7 my 8 little
8 little 10 !

i daresay she has forgotten me , as [maria] says . 
1 i 2 daresay
2 daresay 3 she
3 she 4 has
4 has 5 forgotten
5 forgotten 6 me
5 forgotten 11 .
6 me 7 ,
7 , 8 as
10 says 11 .

' [twouldn't] be any wonder . 
1 ' 3 be
3 be 5 wonder
4 any 5 wonder
5 wonder 6 .

but [i] haven't forgotten her , and oh , [i] want to see and hear her terrible much . 
1 but 3 haven't
3 haven't 11 want
4 forgotten 5 her
4 forgotten 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 oh
7 and 11 want
8 oh 9 ,
11 want 14 and
12 to 13 see
13 see 14 and
14 and 15 hear
15 hear 16 her
15 hear 19 .
17 terrible 18 much
18 much 19 .

she is to sing at the [old] [timers] ' concert to-morrow night at [kensington] . 
1 she 2 is
2 is 3 to
2 is 4 sing
3 to 4 sing
4 sing 9 '
5 at 6 the
6 the 9 '
9 ' 10 concert
10 concert 11 to-morrow
11 to-morrow 12 night
12 night 13 at
13 at 15 .

only sixteen miles away and [i] can't go . " 
1 only 2 sixteen
2 sixteen 3 miles
3 miles 4 away
4 away 5 and
5 and 7 can't
7 can't 8 go
8 go 9 .
9 . 10 "

jordan couldn't think of anything to say . 
1 jordan 2 couldn't
2 couldn't 3 think
3 think 4 of
4 of 5 anything
5 anything 6 to
6 to 7 say
7 say 8 .

though , to be sure , it [was] a long drive for her ; and she was looking very frail this summer . 
1 though 2 ,
1 though 4 be
2 , 3 to
3 to 4 be
4 be 5 sure
5 sure 6 ,
6 , 7 it
6 , 18 looking
9 a 10 long
10 long 11 drive
11 drive 12 for
11 drive 14 ;
12 for 13 her
14 ; 15 and
15 and 16 she
15 and 18 looking
16 she 17 was
18 looking 22 summer
19 very 20 frail
20 frail 21 this
21 this 22 summer
22 summer 23 .

" the sweetest old creetur that ever was created 'll go when she goes . 
1 " 3 sweetest
1 " 5 creetur
2 the 3 sweetest
4 old 5 creetur
5 creetur 8 was
6 that 7 ever
6 that 8 was
7 ever 8 was
8 was 9 created
9 created 11 go
10 'll 11 go
11 go 15 .
12 when 13 she
13 she 14 goes
14 goes 15 .

[yah] [,] [ye] [old] [madam] [,] [i] ['d] [like] [to] [give] [you] [a] [piece] [of] [my] [mind] [,] [that] [i] [would] [!] ["] 

this last was for [mrs] [william] , but was delivered in a prudent undertone . 
1 this 2 last
2 last 8 but
3 was 4 for
3 was 8 but
4 for 7 ,
7 , 8 but
8 but 15 .
9 was 10 delivered
9 was 14 undertone
10 delivered 11 in
11 in 13 prudent
12 a 13 prudent
14 undertone 15 .

jordan detested [mrs] [william] , but she was a power to be reckoned with , all the same . 
1 jordan 2 detested
1 jordan 5 ,
5 , 8 was
6 but 7 she
7 she 8 was
8 was 10 power
9 a 10 power
10 power 11 to
11 to 12 be
12 be 13 reckoned
12 be 19 .
13 reckoned 14 with
14 with 15 ,
16 all 17 the
17 the 18 same
18 same 19 .

meek , easy-going [billy] [morrison] did just what his wife told him to . 
1 meek 6 did
2 , 3 easy-going
2 , 6 did
6 did 7 just
7 just 11 told
8 what 9 his
9 his 10 wife
10 wife 11 told
11 told 12 him
12 him 13 to
13 to 14 .

so [aunty] [nan] did not get to [kensington] to hear little [joscelyn] sing . 
1 so 4 did
4 did 5 not
5 not 6 get
6 get 7 to
7 to 14 .
9 to 10 hear
10 hear 11 little
11 little 13 sing
13 sing 14 .

she said nothing more about it but after that night she seemed to fail very rapidly . 
1 she 2 said
2 said 3 nothing
2 said 11 she
3 nothing 4 more
4 more 5 about
5 about 6 it
7 but 8 after
8 after 9 that
9 that 10 night
10 night 11 she
11 she 12 seemed
12 seemed 13 to
12 seemed 15 very
13 to 14 fail
14 fail 15 very
15 very 17 .
16 rapidly 17 .

mrs [william] said it was the hot weather , and that [aunty] [nan] gave way too easily . 
1 mrs 10 and
3 said 4 it
3 said 9 ,
4 it 5 was
5 was 8 weather
6 the 7 hot
6 the 8 weather
7 hot 8 weather
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 that
11 that 14 gave
14 gave 15 way
15 way 16 too
16 too 17 easily
17 easily 18 .

but [aunty] [nan] could not help giving way now ; she was very , very tired . 
1 but 11 she
4 could 5 not
5 not 6 help
6 help 7 giving
7 giving 8 way
7 giving 9 now
9 now 10 ;
10 ; 11 she
11 she 12 was
12 was 13 very
13 very 15 very
14 , 15 very
15 very 17 .
16 tired 17 .

even her knitting wearied her . 
1 even 2 her
2 her 3 knitting
3 knitting 4 wearied
4 wearied 5 her
5 her 6 .

she talked to herself a good deal , generally about little [joscelyn] . 
1 she 2 talked
2 talked 3 to
3 to 4 herself
4 herself 6 good
5 a 6 good
6 good 7 deal
7 deal 8 ,
8 , 9 generally
9 generally 10 about
10 about 13 .
11 little 13 .

justice must be done to [mrs] [william] , however . 
1 justice 2 must
2 must 3 be
3 be 4 done
4 done 5 to
5 to 8 ,
8 , 9 however
9 however 10 .

she was not unkind to [aunty] [nan] ; on the contrary , she was very kind to her in the letter . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 4 unkind
2 was 9 on
3 not 4 unkind
4 unkind 5 to
5 to 8 ;
9 on 11 contrary
10 the 11 contrary
11 contrary 15 very
12 , 13 she
12 , 15 very
13 she 14 was
15 very 16 kind
16 kind 17 to
16 kind 21 letter
17 to 18 her
19 in 20 the
20 the 21 letter
21 letter 22 .

her comfort was scrupulously attended to , and [mrs] [william] had the grace to utter none of her complaints in the old woman 's hearing . 
1 her 2 comfort
2 comfort 3 was
3 was 8 and
4 scrupulously 5 attended
5 attended 6 to
5 attended 8 and
6 to 7 ,
8 and 11 had
11 had 19 complaints
12 the 13 grace
12 the 16 none
13 grace 15 utter
14 to 15 utter
16 none 17 of
17 of 18 her
18 her 19 complaints
19 complaints 26 .
20 in 21 the
21 the 23 woman
22 old 23 woman
23 woman 24 's
24 's 25 hearing
25 hearing 26 .

if [aunty] [nan] felt the absence of the spirit she never murmured at it . 
1 if 4 felt
4 felt 6 absence
5 the 6 absence
6 absence 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 spirit
9 spirit 12 murmured
10 she 11 never
11 never 12 murmured
12 murmured 13 at
13 at 14 it
14 it 15 .

one day , when the [avonlea] slopes were golden-hued with the ripened harvest , [aunty] [nan] did not get up . 
1 one 2 day
2 day 3 ,
2 day 7 slopes
3 , 4 when
5 the 7 slopes
7 slopes 8 were
8 were 9 golden-hued
8 were 18 not
9 golden-hued 10 with
10 with 12 ripened
11 the 12 ripened
12 ripened 13 harvest
13 harvest 14 ,
14 , 17 did
18 not 19 get
19 get 20 up
19 get 21 .

she complained of nothing but great weariness . 
1 she 2 complained
2 complained 3 of
3 of 4 nothing
4 nothing 5 but
5 but 6 great
6 great 7 weariness
7 weariness 8 .

but she prepared an excellent breakfast and carried it patiently up to [aunty] [nan] , who ate little of it . 
1 but 2 she
1 but 8 carried
2 she 3 prepared
3 prepared 4 an
4 an 5 excellent
5 excellent 6 breakfast
6 breakfast 7 and
8 carried 9 it
9 it 10 patiently
10 patiently 11 up
11 up 12 to
12 to 15 ,
15 , 16 who
16 who 17 ate
17 ate 18 little
17 ate 21 .
18 little 19 of
19 of 20 it

after dinner [jordan] crept up by way of the back stairs to see her . 
1 after 2 dinner
2 dinner 4 crept
4 crept 5 up
5 up 6 by
6 by 7 way
7 way 8 of
8 of 15 .
9 the 10 back
10 back 11 stairs
11 stairs 12 to
12 to 13 see
13 see 14 her
14 her 15 .

aunty [nan] was lying with her eyes fixed on the pale pink climbing roses that nodded about the window . 
1 aunty 3 was
3 was 4 lying
3 was 5 with
5 with 7 eyes
6 her 7 eyes
7 eyes 12 pink
8 fixed 9 on
9 on 10 the
10 the 11 pale
11 pale 12 pink
12 pink 13 climbing
13 climbing 14 roses
14 roses 16 nodded
15 that 16 nodded
16 nodded 20 .
17 about 19 window
18 the 19 window
19 window 20 .

when she saw [jordan] she smiled . 
1 when 2 she
2 she 3 saw
3 saw 5 she
5 she 6 smiled
6 smiled 7 .

" them roses put me so much in mind of little [joscelyn] , " she said softly . 
1 " 4 put
2 them 3 roses
3 roses 4 put
4 put 5 me
4 put 7 much
5 me 6 so
7 much 8 in
8 in 13 ,
9 mind 10 of
9 mind 13 ,
10 of 11 little
13 , 14 "
14 " 18 .
15 she 16 said
16 said 17 softly
17 softly 18 .

" she loved them so . 
1 " 2 she
2 she 3 loved
3 loved 4 them
4 them 6 .
5 so 6 .

if [i] could only see her ! 
1 if 3 could
3 could 5 see
4 only 5 see
5 see 6 her
6 her 7 !

oh , [jordan] , if [i] could only see her ! 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 4 ,
4 , 5 if
4 , 7 could
7 could 8 only
8 only 9 see
9 see 10 her
10 her 11 !

maria says it 's terrible childish to be always harping on that string , and mebbe it is . 
1 maria 2 says
2 says 7 to
2 says 10 harping
3 it 4 's
4 's 5 terrible
5 terrible 6 childish
6 childish 7 to
7 to 8 be
8 be 9 always
10 harping 11 on
11 on 14 ,
12 that 13 string
13 string 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 mebbe
15 and 18 is
17 it 18 is
18 is 19 .

but oh , [jordan] , there 's such a hunger in my heart for her , such a hunger ! " 
1 but 2 oh
1 but 10 hunger
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 6 there
5 , 7 's
7 's 8 such
9 a 10 hunger
10 hunger 11 in
11 in 12 my
12 my 13 heart
13 heart 14 for
13 heart 16 ,
14 for 15 her
16 , 17 such
17 such 19 hunger
18 a 19 hunger
19 hunger 20 !
20 ! 21 "

jordan felt a queer sensation in his throat , and twisted his ragged straw hat about in his big hands . 
1 jordan 2 felt
1 jordan 10 and
2 felt 5 sensation
3 a 4 queer
3 a 5 sensation
5 sensation 6 in
6 in 7 his
7 his 8 throat
8 throat 9 ,
10 and 13 ragged
11 twisted 12 his
12 his 13 ragged
13 ragged 14 straw
14 straw 16 about
15 hat 16 about
16 about 20 hands
17 in 18 his
17 in 19 big
19 big 20 hands
20 hands 21 .

just then a vague idea which had hovered in his brain all day crystallized into decision . 
1 just 2 then
2 then 4 vague
3 a 4 vague
4 vague 5 idea
5 idea 6 which
5 idea 7 had
6 which 7 had
7 had 8 hovered
8 hovered 11 brain
9 in 10 his
10 his 11 brain
11 brain 15 into
12 all 13 day
13 day 14 crystallized
14 crystallized 15 into
15 into 16 decision
16 decision 17 .

but all he said was : 
1 but 2 all
2 all 3 he
2 all 5 was
2 all 6 :
3 he 4 said

" [i] hope you 'll feel better soon , [aunty] [nan] . " 
1 " 5 'll
3 hope 4 you
3 hope 5 'll
5 'll 6 feel
6 feel 7 better
7 better 9 ,
8 soon 9 ,
9 , 12 .
12 . 13 "

" oh , yes , [jordan] dear , [i] 'll be better soon , " said [aunty] [nan] with her own sweet smile . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 10 'll
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 4 yes
3 , 5 ,
5 , 7 dear
7 dear 8 ,
10 'll 11 be
10 'll 12 better
12 better 13 soon
12 better 19 with
13 soon 14 ,
13 soon 15 "
15 " 16 said
19 with 24 .
20 her 21 own
20 her 24 .
21 own 22 sweet
22 sweet 23 smile

" ' [the] inhabitant shall not say [i] am sick , ' you know . 
1 " 2 '
1 " 5 shall
2 ' 4 inhabitant
5 shall 6 not
5 shall 9 am
6 not 7 say
9 am 10 sick
10 sick 11 ,
10 sick 13 you
11 , 12 '
13 you 14 know
14 know 15 .

but if [i] could only see little [joscelyn] first ! " 
1 but 2 if
1 but 4 could
4 could 5 only
5 only 6 see
6 see 7 little
7 little 9 first
9 first 10 !
10 ! 11 "

jordan went out and hurried down-stairs . 
1 jordan 2 went
2 went 3 out
3 out 4 and
4 and 5 hurried
5 hurried 6 down-stairs
6 down-stairs 7 .

billy [morrison] was in the stable , when [jordan] stuck his head over the half-door . 
1 billy 3 was
3 was 4 in
3 was 13 over
4 in 7 ,
5 the 6 stable
6 stable 7 ,
7 , 8 when
10 stuck 11 his
11 his 12 head
12 head 13 over
13 over 15 half-door
14 the 15 half-door
15 half-door 16 .

" say , can [i] have the rest of the day off , sir ? 
1 " 2 say
2 say 3 ,
3 , 4 can
4 can 6 have
6 have 8 rest
7 the 8 rest
8 rest 9 of
9 of 11 day
10 the 11 day
11 day 12 off
12 off 13 ,
13 , 14 sir
14 sir 15 ?

i want to go to [kensington] . " 
1 i 2 want
2 want 3 to
3 to 4 go
4 go 5 to
5 to 7 .
7 . 8 "

" well , [i] don't mind , " said [billy] [morrison] amiably . 
1 " 2 well
2 well 3 ,
3 , 5 don't
5 don't 7 ,
6 mind 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 said
9 said 13 .
12 amiably 13 .

" [may] 's well get you jaunting done ' fore harvest comes on . 
1 " 3 's
3 's 5 get
4 well 5 get
5 get 6 you
5 get 7 jaunting
7 jaunting 8 done
8 done 11 harvest
9 ' 10 fore
10 fore 11 harvest
11 harvest 12 comes
12 comes 14 .
13 on 14 .

and here , [jord] ; take this quarter and get some oranges for [aunty] [nan] . 
1 and 5 ;
2 here 3 ,
3 , 5 ;
5 ; 6 take
6 take 8 quarter
7 this 8 quarter
8 quarter 9 and
9 and 10 get
10 get 11 some
10 get 12 oranges
12 oranges 13 for
13 for 16 .

needn't mention it to headquarters . " 
1 needn't 2 mention
2 mention 3 it
3 it 4 to
4 to 5 headquarters
5 headquarters 6 .
6 . 7 "

billy [morrison] 's face was solemn , but [jordan] winked as he pocketed the money . 
1 billy 3 's
3 's 4 face
4 face 5 was
5 was 6 solemn
5 was 10 winked
6 solemn 7 ,
7 , 8 but
10 winked 11 as
11 as 12 he
12 he 13 pocketed
13 pocketed 15 money
14 the 15 money
15 money 16 .

jordan had a horse of his own now , a rather bony nag , answering to the name of [dan] . 
1 jordan 2 had
2 had 4 horse
3 a 4 horse
4 horse 8 now
5 of 6 his
5 of 7 own
6 his 7 own
7 own 8 now
8 now 16 to
9 , 11 rather
9 , 12 bony
10 a 11 rather
12 bony 13 nag
13 nag 14 ,
14 , 15 answering
15 answering 16 to
16 to 18 name
17 the 18 name
18 name 19 of
19 of 21 .

jordan hitched [dan] into the second best buggy , dressed himself in his [sunday] clothes , and drove off . 
1 jordan 2 hitched
1 jordan 9 ,
2 hitched 4 into
4 into 5 the
5 the 6 second
6 second 7 best
7 best 8 buggy
9 , 10 dressed
10 dressed 11 himself
11 himself 12 in
12 in 16 ,
13 his 15 clothes
15 clothes 16 ,
16 , 20 .
17 and 18 drove
18 drove 19 off
18 drove 20 .

on the road he re-read a paragraph he had clipped [from] the [charlottetown] [daily] [enterprise] of the previous day . 
1 on 3 road
1 on 4 he
2 the 3 road
4 he 5 re-read
5 re-read 7 paragraph
6 a 7 paragraph
7 paragraph 8 he
7 paragraph 10 clipped
8 he 9 had
10 clipped 20 .
12 the 16 of
16 of 18 previous
17 the 18 previous
18 previous 19 day
19 day 20 .

" [joscelyn] [burnett] , the famous contralto , is spending a few days in [kensington] on her return from her [maritime] concert tour . 
1 " 4 ,
4 , 7 contralto
4 , 8 ,
5 the 6 famous
6 famous 7 contralto
8 , 9 is
9 is 10 spending
10 spending 13 days
10 spending 14 in
10 spending 19 from
11 a 12 few
12 few 13 days
16 on 18 return
17 her 18 return
18 return 19 from
19 from 22 concert
20 her 22 concert
22 concert 24 .
23 tour 24 .

she is the guest of [mr] and [mrs] . bromley , of [the] [beeches] . " 
1 she 2 is
2 is 4 guest
3 the 4 guest
4 guest 5 of
4 guest 9 .
7 and 9 .
9 . 10 bromley
10 bromley 11 ,
10 bromley 16 "
11 , 12 of
15 . 16 "

" now if [i] can get there in time , " said [jordan] emphatically . 
1 " 8 in
2 now 3 if
3 if 6 get
5 can 6 get
6 get 7 there
7 there 8 in
8 in 9 time
9 time 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 12 said
12 said 15 .
14 emphatically 15 .

jordan got to [kensington] , put [dan] up in a livery stable , and inquired the way to [the] [beeches] . 
1 jordan 6 put
2 got 3 to
3 to 5 ,
5 , 6 put
6 put 8 up
8 up 9 in
9 in 14 and
10 a 11 livery
11 livery 14 and
12 stable 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 inquired
15 inquired 17 way
15 inquired 21 .
16 the 17 way
17 way 18 to
18 to 21 .

" [fancy] me stalking up to that front door and asking for [miss] [joscelyn] [burnett] , " grinned [jordan] sheepishly . 
1 " 3 me
1 " 7 that
3 me 4 stalking
4 stalking 5 up
5 up 6 to
7 that 8 front
8 front 11 asking
8 front 12 for
9 door 10 and
10 and 11 asking
12 for 16 ,
16 , 17 "
16 , 18 grinned
18 grinned 20 sheepishly
20 sheepishly 21 .

" [mebbe] they 'll tell me to go around to the back and inquire for the cook . 
1 " 4 'll
3 they 4 'll
4 'll 5 tell
5 tell 6 me
6 me 7 to
6 me 8 go
7 to 8 go
8 go 9 around
9 around 10 to
9 around 13 and
10 to 12 back
11 the 12 back
13 and 18 .
14 inquire 15 for
15 for 17 cook
16 the 17 cook
17 cook 18 .

but you 're going just the same , [jordan] [sloane] , and no skulking . 
1 but 2 you
1 but 4 going
3 're 4 going
4 going 5 just
5 just 12 and
6 the 7 same
7 same 8 ,
8 , 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 14 skulking
13 no 14 skulking
14 skulking 15 .

march right up now . 
1 march 2 right
2 right 3 up
3 up 4 now
4 now 5 .

think of [aunty] [nan] and don't let style down you . " 
1 think 2 of
1 think 5 and
5 and 6 don't
6 don't 7 let
7 let 8 style
8 style 9 down
9 down 10 you
10 you 11 .
11 . 12 "

a pert-looking maid answered [jordan] 's ring , and stared at him when he asked for [miss] [burnett] . 
1 a 2 pert-looking
2 pert-looking 3 maid
3 maid 9 and
4 answered 9 and
6 's 7 ring
6 's 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 stared
9 and 11 at
9 and 13 when
11 at 12 him
13 when 14 he
13 when 15 asked
14 he 15 asked
15 asked 16 for
16 for 19 .

" [i] don't think you can see her , " she said shortly , scanning his country cut of hair and clothes rather superciliously . 
1 " 5 you
1 " 7 see
1 " 11 she
3 don't 4 think
4 think 5 you
5 you 6 can
7 see 8 her
7 see 9 ,
10 " 11 she
11 she 14 ,
12 said 13 shortly
12 said 14 ,
14 , 21 and
15 scanning 16 his
15 scanning 17 country
15 scanning 21 and
17 country 20 hair
18 cut 19 of
19 of 20 hair
21 and 25 .
22 clothes 23 rather
23 rather 24 superciliously
24 superciliously 25 .

" what is your business with her ? " 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 is
3 is 4 your
4 your 5 business
5 business 9 "
6 with 7 her
6 with 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

the maid 's scorn roused [jordan] 's " dander , " as he would have expressed it . 
1 the 2 maid
1 the 9 dander
2 maid 3 's
3 's 4 scorn
5 roused 7 's
7 's 8 "
8 " 9 dander
9 dander 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 as
12 as 13 he
13 he 14 would
14 would 15 have
15 have 16 expressed
16 expressed 17 it
17 it 18 .

" [i] 'll tell her that when [i] see her , " he retorted coolly . 
1 " 3 'll
3 'll 4 tell
4 tell 5 her
4 tell 6 that
4 tell 7 when
7 when 14 retorted
9 see 10 her
9 see 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 he
13 he 14 retorted
14 retorted 15 coolly
15 coolly 16 .

" [just] you tell her that [i] 've a message for her from [aunty] [nan] [morrison] [of] [gull] [point] [farm] , [avonlea] . 
1 " 3 you
3 you 4 tell
4 tell 5 her
4 tell 6 that
6 that 8 've
8 've 10 message
9 a 10 message
10 message 11 for
10 message 13 from
11 for 12 her
13 from 21 ,
21 , 23 .

if she hain't forgot , that 'll fetch her . 
1 if 2 she
2 she 3 hain't
3 hain't 4 forgot
4 forgot 5 ,
5 , 8 fetch
6 that 7 'll
7 'll 8 fetch
8 fetch 9 her
9 her 10 .

you might as well hurry up , if you please , [i] 've not overly too much time . " 
1 you 2 might
2 might 8 if
3 as 4 well
4 well 5 hurry
5 hurry 6 up
6 up 7 ,
7 , 8 if
8 if 9 you
8 if 11 ,
9 you 10 please
11 , 14 not
13 've 14 not
14 not 15 overly
15 overly 16 too
16 too 19 .
17 much 18 time
18 time 19 .
19 . 20 "

the pert maid decided to be civil at least , and invited [jordan] to enter . 
1 the 2 pert
1 the 4 decided
2 pert 3 maid
4 decided 10 ,
5 to 6 be
6 be 7 civil
7 civil 8 at
8 at 9 least
9 least 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 invited
12 invited 14 to
14 to 15 enter
15 enter 16 .

but she left him standing in the hall while she went in search of [miss] [burnett] . 
1 but 2 she
1 but 4 him
2 she 3 left
4 him 5 standing
5 standing 8 hall
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 hall
8 hall 9 while
9 while 11 went
10 she 11 went
11 went 13 search
11 went 14 of
12 in 13 search
14 of 17 .

jordan gazed about him in amazement . 
1 jordan 2 gazed
2 gazed 3 about
3 about 4 him
4 him 5 in
5 in 6 amazement
6 amazement 7 .

he had never been in any place like this before . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 3 never
3 never 4 been
4 been 5 in
5 in 7 place
6 any 7 place
7 place 8 like
8 like 9 this
9 this 10 before
10 before 11 .

" gee whiz ! 
1 " 2 gee
2 gee 3 whiz
3 whiz 4 !

how do they ever move around without knocking things over ? " 
1 how 2 do
1 how 3 they
3 they 5 move
4 ever 5 move
5 move 7 without
6 around 7 without
7 without 8 knocking
8 knocking 9 things
9 things 10 over
10 over 11 ?
11 ? 12 "

then [joscelyn] [burnett] came , and [jordan] forgot everything else . 
1 then 4 came
4 came 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 8 forgot
8 forgot 9 everything
9 everything 10 else
10 else 11 .

jordan 's round , freckled countenance grew crimson . 
1 jordan 2 's
2 's 3 round
3 round 5 freckled
4 , 5 freckled
5 freckled 6 countenance
6 countenance 7 grew
7 grew 8 crimson
8 crimson 9 .

he felt horribly tonguetied and embarrassed . 
1 he 2 felt
2 felt 3 horribly
3 horribly 4 tonguetied
4 tonguetied 5 and
5 and 6 embarrassed
6 embarrassed 7 .

what could he say to her ? 
1 what 2 could
2 could 3 he
3 he 4 say
4 say 5 to
4 say 7 ?
5 to 6 her

how could he say it ? 
1 how 2 could
2 could 3 he
3 he 4 say
4 say 5 it
5 it 6 ?

" you have come [from] [aunty] [nan] ? " she said . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 have
3 have 4 come
4 come 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 she
10 she 11 said
11 said 12 .

" oh , [i] am so glad to hear from her . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 am
5 am 6 so
6 so 7 glad
7 glad 8 to
8 to 9 hear
9 hear 10 from
9 hear 12 .
10 from 11 her

is she well ? 
1 is 2 she
2 she 4 ?
3 well 4 ?

come in here and tell me all about her . " 
1 come 2 in
1 come 3 here
3 here 4 and
4 and 5 tell
5 tell 6 me
5 tell 7 all
7 all 8 about
7 all 10 .
8 about 9 her
10 . 11 "

she turned toward one of those fairy-like rooms , but [jordan] interrupted her desperately . 
1 she 2 turned
2 turned 3 toward
3 toward 4 one
4 one 5 of
4 one 12 interrupted
5 of 6 those
6 those 7 fairy-like
7 fairy-like 8 rooms
8 rooms 9 ,
9 , 10 but
12 interrupted 15 .
13 her 14 desperately
14 desperately 15 .

" oh , not in there , ma'am . 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 4 not
3 , 4 not
4 not 7 ,
5 in 6 there
6 there 7 ,
7 , 8 ma'am
8 ma'am 9 .

i 'd never get it out . 
1 i 2 'd
2 'd 3 never
3 never 4 get
4 get 5 it
5 it 6 out
6 out 7 .

just let me blunder through it out here someways . 
1 just 2 let
2 let 3 me
2 let 7 out
4 blunder 5 through
4 blunder 7 out
5 through 6 it
7 out 8 here
8 here 9 someways
9 someways 10 .

yes 'm , [aunty] [nan] , she ain't very well . 
1 yes 2 'm
1 yes 3 ,
3 , 8 ain't
6 , 7 she
7 she 8 ain't
8 ain't 9 very
9 very 10 well
10 well 11 .

she 's she's dying , [i] guess . 
1 she 2 's
2 's 3 she's
3 she's 4 dying
4 dying 5 ,
5 , 7 guess
7 guess 8 .

and she 's longing for you night and day . 
1 and 2 she
2 she 3 's
3 's 4 longing
4 longing 5 for
5 for 6 you
6 you 7 night
7 night 8 and
8 and 9 day
9 day 10 .

seems as if she couldn't die in peace without seeing you . 
1 seems 3 if
2 as 3 if
3 if 4 she
3 if 6 die
4 she 5 couldn't
6 die 7 in
7 in 8 peace
8 peace 9 without
9 without 10 seeing
10 seeing 12 .
11 you 12 .

she 's always talking of you . 
1 she 2 's
2 's 3 always
3 always 4 talking
4 talking 5 of
5 of 6 you
6 you 7 .

if you can come out to [gull] [point] [farm] and see her , [i] 'll be most awful obliged to you , ma'am . " 
1 if 2 you
1 if 3 can
1 if 11 see
2 you 3 can
3 can 4 come
4 come 5 out
4 come 6 to
10 and 11 see
11 see 25 "
12 her 18 awful
13 , 16 be
13 , 17 most
15 'll 16 be
17 most 18 awful
18 awful 23 ma'am
19 obliged 20 to
19 obliged 22 ,
20 to 21 you
22 , 23 ma'am
23 ma'am 24 .
24 . 25 "

joscelyn [burnett] looked troubled . 
1 joscelyn 3 looked
3 looked 4 troubled
4 troubled 5 .

now it came back with a rush . 
1 now 2 it
2 it 3 came
3 came 4 back
3 came 8 .
4 back 5 with
5 with 7 rush
6 a 7 rush

" oh , [i] don't know , " she said perplexedly . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 7 ,
2 oh 3 ,
5 don't 6 know
6 know 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 she
9 she 10 said
10 said 11 perplexedly
11 perplexedly 12 .

" if you had come sooner [i] leave on the [@time@] tonight . 
1 " 2 if
1 " 3 you
2 if 3 you
3 you 4 had
4 had 5 come
5 come 6 sooner
5 come 9 on
6 sooner 8 leave
9 on 10 the
10 the 12 tonight
12 tonight 13 .

i [must] leave by then or [i] shall not reach [montreal] in time to fill a very important engagement . 
1 i 3 leave
3 leave 4 by
3 leave 12 in
4 by 5 then
6 or 8 shall
8 shall 9 not
9 not 10 reach
10 reach 12 in
12 in 13 time
13 time 14 to
13 time 15 fill
14 to 15 fill
15 fill 19 engagement
16 a 17 very
16 a 19 engagement
17 very 18 important
19 engagement 20 .

and yet [i] must see [aunty] [nan] , too . 
1 and 2 yet
2 yet 4 must
4 must 5 see
5 see 8 ,
8 , 9 too
9 too 10 .

i have been careless and neglectful . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 been
3 been 4 careless
4 careless 5 and
5 and 6 neglectful
6 neglectful 7 .

i might have gone to see her before . 
1 i 2 might
2 might 3 have
3 have 4 gone
4 gone 5 to
5 to 6 see
6 see 7 her
6 see 8 before
8 before 9 .

how can we manage it ? " 
1 how 2 can
2 can 3 we
3 we 4 manage
4 manage 5 it
5 it 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

" [i] 'll bring you back to [kensington] in time to catch that train , " said [jordan] eagerly . 
1 " 3 'll
3 'll 4 bring
4 bring 5 you
4 bring 6 back
4 bring 7 to
4 bring 9 in
9 in 10 time
10 time 11 to
10 time 14 train
11 to 12 catch
12 catch 13 that
14 train 20 .
15 , 16 "
15 , 17 said
17 said 19 eagerly
19 eagerly 20 .

" there 's nothing [i] wouldn't do for [aunty] [nan] me and [dan] . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 's
3 's 4 nothing
4 nothing 7 do
6 wouldn't 7 do
7 do 8 for
8 for 12 and
11 me 12 and
12 and 14 .

yes , sir , you 'll get back in time . 
1 yes 2 ,
1 yes 4 ,
2 , 3 sir
4 , 7 get
5 you 6 'll
6 'll 7 get
7 get 8 back
8 back 9 in
9 in 11 .
10 time 11 .

just think of [aunty] [nan] 's face when she sees you ! " 
1 just 3 of
1 just 6 's
2 think 3 of
6 's 7 face
7 face 8 when
8 when 10 sees
9 she 10 sees
10 sees 11 you
11 you 12 !
12 ! 13 "

" [i] will come , " said the great singer , gently . 
1 " 4 come
3 will 4 come
4 come 6 "
5 , 6 "
6 " 13 .
7 said 8 the
8 the 10 singer
9 great 10 singer
10 singer 11 ,
11 , 12 gently
12 gently 13 .

it was sunset when they reached [gull] [point] [farm] . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 sunset
3 sunset 4 when
4 when 5 they
4 when 6 reached
5 they 6 reached
6 reached 10 .

an arc of warm gold was over the spruces behind the house . 
1 an 2 arc
1 an 3 of
3 of 4 warm
4 warm 5 gold
5 gold 6 was
6 was 7 over
7 over 9 spruces
8 the 9 spruces
9 spruces 10 behind
10 behind 12 house
11 the 12 house
12 house 13 .

" this way , ma'am , " said [jordan] , inwardly congratulating himself that the coast was clear . 
1 " 5 ma'am
2 this 3 way
3 way 4 ,
4 , 5 ma'am
5 ma'am 7 "
6 , 7 "
7 " 10 ,
8 said 10 ,
10 , 11 inwardly
11 inwardly 12 congratulating
12 congratulating 13 himself
13 himself 14 that
14 that 17 was
15 the 16 coast
16 coast 17 was
17 was 18 clear
18 clear 19 .

" [i] 'll take you right up to her room . " 
1 " 3 'll
1 " 5 you
3 'll 4 take
5 you 6 right
6 right 7 up
7 up 8 to
8 to 9 her
9 her 10 room
10 room 11 .
11 . 12 "

up-stairs , [joscelyn] tapped at the half-open door and went in . 
1 up-stairs 2 ,
2 , 4 tapped
4 tapped 5 at
5 at 6 the
6 the 7 half-open
7 half-open 8 door
7 half-open 9 and
9 and 10 went
10 went 11 in
11 in 12 .

before it closed behind her , [jordan] heard [aunty] [nan] say , " [joscelyn] ! 
1 before 2 it
1 before 6 ,
2 it 3 closed
3 closed 4 behind
4 behind 5 her
6 , 8 heard
8 heard 11 say
11 say 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 15 !

little [joscelyn] ! " in a tone that made him choke again . 
1 little 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 in
5 in 7 tone
6 a 7 tone
7 tone 8 that
7 tone 9 made
9 made 10 him
10 him 11 choke
11 choke 12 again
12 again 13 .

he stumbled thankfully down-stairs , to be pounced upon by [mrs] [william] in the kitchen . 
1 he 2 stumbled
2 stumbled 3 thankfully
3 thankfully 5 ,
4 down-stairs 5 ,
5 , 7 be
6 to 7 be
7 be 8 pounced
8 pounced 9 upon
9 upon 10 by
10 by 15 kitchen
13 in 14 the
14 the 15 kitchen
15 kitchen 16 .

" [jordan] [sloane] , who was that stylish woman you drove into the yard with ? 
1 " 4 ,
4 , 5 who
5 who 6 was
5 who 8 stylish
6 was 7 that
8 stylish 9 woman
9 woman 10 you
10 you 11 drove
11 drove 12 into
11 drove 15 with
12 into 14 yard
13 the 14 yard
15 with 16 ?

and what have you done with her ? " 
1 and 2 what
2 what 3 have
3 have 4 you
4 you 5 done
5 done 6 with
5 done 9 "
6 with 7 her
8 ? 9 "

" that was [miss] [joscelyn] [burnett] , " said [jordan] , expanding himself . 
1 " 2 that
2 that 3 was
3 was 9 said
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 said
9 said 11 ,
11 , 12 expanding
12 expanding 13 himself
13 himself 14 .

this was his hour of triumph over [mrs] [william] . 
1 this 2 was
2 was 4 hour
3 his 4 hour
4 hour 5 of
5 of 6 triumph
6 triumph 7 over
7 over 10 .

" [i] went to [kensington] and brung her out to see [aunty] [nan] . 
1 " 3 went
3 went 6 and
4 to 6 and
6 and 10 to
7 brung 8 her
7 brung 9 out
9 out 10 to
10 to 11 see
11 see 14 .

she 's up with her now . " 
1 she 2 's
2 's 3 up
3 up 4 with
4 with 5 her
5 her 8 "
6 now 7 .
7 . 8 "

" dear me , " said [mrs] [william] helplessly . 
1 " 2 dear
2 dear 3 me
3 me 4 ,
4 , 5 "
4 , 6 said
6 said 9 helplessly
9 helplessly 10 .

" and me in my milking rig ! 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 me
3 me 4 in
4 in 7 rig
5 my 6 milking
5 my 7 rig
7 rig 8 !

jordan , for pity 's sake , hold the baby while [i] go and put on my black silk . 
1 jordan 2 ,
2 , 7 ,
3 for 4 pity
4 pity 5 's
5 's 6 sake
6 sake 7 ,
7 , 8 hold
8 hold 13 go
9 the 11 while
9 the 13 go
10 baby 11 while
13 go 16 on
14 and 15 put
15 put 16 on
16 on 19 silk
17 my 18 black
17 my 19 silk
19 silk 20 .

you might have given a body some warning . 
1 you 2 might
2 might 3 have
3 have 4 given
4 given 6 body
5 a 6 body
6 body 9 .
7 some 8 warning
8 warning 9 .

i declare [i] don't know which is the greatest idiot , you [or] [aunty] [nan] ! " 
1 i 2 declare
2 declare 4 don't
4 don't 5 know
5 know 6 which
5 know 9 greatest
6 which 7 is
8 the 9 greatest
9 greatest 10 idiot
10 idiot 16 !
11 , 12 you
11 , 16 !
16 ! 17 "

as [mrs] [william] flounced out of the kitchen , [jordan] took his satisfaction in a quiet laugh . 
1 as 4 flounced
4 flounced 5 out
5 out 6 of
6 of 9 ,
7 the 8 kitchen
8 kitchen 9 ,
9 , 11 took
11 took 13 satisfaction
12 his 13 satisfaction
13 satisfaction 14 in
14 in 17 laugh
15 a 16 quiet
16 quiet 17 laugh
17 laugh 18 .

up-stairs in the little room was a great glory of sunset and gladness of human hearts . 
1 up-stairs 2 in
1 up-stairs 6 was
2 in 3 the
3 the 4 little
4 little 5 room
6 was 10 of
7 a 8 great
7 a 10 of
8 great 10 of
9 glory 10 of
10 of 11 sunset
11 sunset 12 and
12 and 13 gladness
12 and 16 hearts
13 gladness 14 of
15 human 16 hearts
16 hearts 17 .

" [o] , little [joscelyn] , " she murmured , " it seems too good to be true . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 4 little
4 little 7 "
6 , 7 "
7 " 10 ,
8 she 9 murmured
9 murmured 10 ,
10 , 13 seems
11 " 12 it
12 it 13 seems
13 seems 14 too
13 seems 15 good
15 good 19 .
16 to 17 be
17 be 18 true
18 true 19 .

it seems like a beautiful dream . 
1 it 2 seems
2 seems 3 like
3 like 7 .
4 a 5 beautiful
4 a 7 .
5 beautiful 6 dream

i knew you the minute you opened the door , my [dearie] . 
1 i 2 knew
2 knew 3 you
2 knew 5 minute
4 the 5 minute
5 minute 6 you
5 minute 7 opened
7 opened 8 the
8 the 9 door
9 door 10 ,
10 , 11 my
11 my 13 .

you haven't changed a bit . 
1 you 2 haven't
2 haven't 3 changed
3 changed 6 .
4 a 5 bit
5 bit 6 .

and you 're a famous singer now , little [joscelyn] ! 
1 and 2 you
2 you 3 're
3 're 6 singer
4 a 5 famous
4 a 6 singer
5 famous 6 singer
6 singer 7 now
7 now 8 ,
8 , 9 little
9 little 11 !

i always knew you would be . 
1 i 2 always
2 always 3 knew
3 knew 4 you
4 you 5 would
5 would 6 be
6 be 7 .

oh , [i] want you to sing a piece for me just one , won't you , [dearie] ? 
1 oh 2 ,
1 oh 4 want
4 want 5 you
4 want 6 to
4 want 7 sing
6 to 7 sing
7 sing 9 piece
7 sing 12 just
8 a 9 piece
9 piece 10 for
10 for 11 me
12 just 13 one
13 one 14 ,
14 , 15 won't
15 won't 16 you
15 won't 19 ?
16 you 17 ,

sing that piece people like to hear you sing best . 
1 sing 3 piece
1 sing 4 people
2 that 3 piece
4 people 5 like
5 like 6 to
6 to 7 hear
7 hear 8 you
8 you 9 sing
9 sing 10 best
10 best 11 .

i forget the name , but [i] 've read about it in the papers . 
1 i 2 forget
2 forget 6 but
3 the 4 name
4 name 5 ,
5 , 6 but
6 but 8 've
8 've 9 read
9 read 10 about
9 read 12 in
10 about 11 it
12 in 14 papers
13 the 14 papers
14 papers 15 .

sing it for me , little [joscelyn] . " 
1 sing 2 it
2 it 3 for
3 for 5 ,
4 me 5 ,
5 , 6 little
6 little 8 .
8 . 9 "

" [o] , little [joscelyn] ! " breathed [aunty] [nan] in rapture , when the song ended . 
1 " 4 little
3 , 4 little
4 little 6 !
6 ! 7 "
6 ! 11 in
7 " 8 breathed
11 in 13 ,
12 rapture 13 ,
13 , 18 .
14 when 15 the
15 the 16 song
16 song 17 ended
17 ended 18 .

joscelyn knelt by her again and they had a long talk of old days . 
1 joscelyn 2 knelt
2 knelt 3 by
2 knelt 5 again
3 by 4 her
5 again 6 and
6 and 7 they
6 and 15 .
7 they 8 had
8 had 10 long
9 a 10 long
11 talk 12 of
12 of 13 old
13 old 14 days
14 days 15 .

one by one they recalled the memories of that vanished summer . 
1 one 2 by
2 by 7 memories
3 one 4 they
4 they 5 recalled
5 recalled 6 the
6 the 7 memories
7 memories 8 of
7 memories 10 vanished
8 of 9 that
10 vanished 11 summer
11 summer 12 .

the past gave up its tears and its laughter . 
1 the 2 past
1 the 4 up
2 past 3 gave
4 up 5 its
5 its 8 its
6 tears 7 and
7 and 8 its
8 its 9 laughter
9 laughter 10 .

heart and fancy alike went roaming through the ways of the long ago . 
1 heart 2 and
2 and 3 fancy
2 and 7 through
4 alike 5 went
5 went 6 roaming
6 roaming 7 through
7 through 9 ways
8 the 9 ways
9 ways 10 of
10 of 12 long
11 the 12 long
12 long 13 ago
13 ago 14 .

aunty [nan] was perfectly happy . 
1 aunty 3 was
3 was 4 perfectly
4 perfectly 5 happy
5 happy 6 .

and then [joscelyn] told her all the story of her struggles and triumphs since they had parted . 
1 and 2 then
1 and 4 told
4 told 5 her
4 told 8 story
6 all 7 the
7 the 8 story
8 story 15 they
9 of 10 her
9 of 12 and
11 struggles 12 and
12 and 13 triumphs
13 triumphs 14 since
14 since 15 they
15 they 16 had
16 had 17 parted
17 parted 18 .

when the moonlight began to creep in through the low window , [aunty] [nan] put out her hand and touched [joscelyn] 's bowed head . 
1 when 2 the
2 the 3 moonlight
3 moonlight 4 began
4 began 6 creep
5 to 6 creep
6 creep 7 in
7 in 10 low
8 through 9 the
9 the 10 low
10 low 11 window
11 window 15 put
11 window 22 's
12 , 15 put
15 put 16 out
16 out 17 her
17 her 18 hand
18 hand 19 and
19 and 20 touched
22 's 23 bowed
23 bowed 24 head
24 head 25 .

" little [joscelyn] , " she whispered , " if it ain't asking too much , [i] want you to sing just one other piece . 
1 " 8 ,
1 " 13 asking
2 little 4 ,
2 little 5 "
5 " 7 whispered
6 she 7 whispered
7 whispered 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 if
10 if 11 it
10 if 12 ain't
11 it 12 ain't
13 asking 16 ,
13 asking 24 other
14 too 15 much
14 too 16 ,
18 want 19 you
18 want 24 other
19 you 23 one
20 to 21 sing
21 sing 22 just
22 just 23 one
24 other 26 .
25 piece 26 .

i ain't never forgot how you used to sing that , and [i] want to hear it just once again , [dearie] . 
1 i 2 ain't
2 ain't 3 never
2 ain't 4 forgot
4 forgot 12 and
5 how 6 you
5 how 7 used
7 used 8 to
7 used 11 ,
7 used 12 and
8 to 9 sing
9 sing 10 that
12 and 14 want
14 want 15 to
14 want 18 just
15 to 16 hear
16 hear 17 it
18 just 19 once
19 once 20 again
20 again 21 ,
21 , 23 .

sing it for me , little [joscelyn] . " 
1 sing 2 it
2 it 3 for
3 for 5 ,
4 me 5 ,
5 , 6 little
6 little 8 .
8 . 9 "

joscelyn rose and went to the window . 
1 joscelyn 2 rose
1 joscelyn 3 and
2 rose 3 and
3 and 4 went
4 went 5 to
5 to 6 the
6 the 7 window
7 window 8 .

lifting back the curtain , she stood in the splendour of the moonlight , and sang the grand old hymn . 
1 lifting 7 stood
2 back 3 the
3 the 4 curtain
4 curtain 5 ,
5 , 6 she
6 she 7 stood
7 stood 10 splendour
8 in 9 the
9 the 10 splendour
10 splendour 11 of
11 of 13 moonlight
12 the 13 moonlight
13 moonlight 15 and
14 , 15 and
15 and 21 .
16 sang 17 the
17 the 20 hymn
18 grand 19 old
19 old 20 hymn
20 hymn 21 .

when the hymn ended , [joscelyn] came over to the bed . 
1 when 3 hymn
2 the 3 hymn
3 hymn 4 ended
4 ended 5 ,
5 , 7 came
7 came 8 over
8 over 9 to
9 to 11 bed
10 the 11 bed
11 bed 12 .

" [i] am afraid [i] must say good-bye now , [aunty] [nan] , " she said . 
1 " 3 am
1 " 4 afraid
4 afraid 7 say
6 must 7 say
7 say 10 ,
8 good-bye 9 now
9 now 10 ,
10 , 14 "
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 she
15 she 16 said
16 said 17 .

then she saw that [aunty] [nan] had fallen asleep . 
1 then 2 she
2 she 3 saw
3 saw 4 that
4 that 7 had
7 had 8 fallen
8 fallen 9 asleep
9 asleep 10 .

" good-bye , dear , sweet mother-heart , " she murmured . 
1 " 2 good-bye
2 good-bye 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
4 dear 5 ,
5 , 6 sweet
6 sweet 8 ,
6 sweet 10 she
7 mother-heart 8 ,
9 " 10 she
10 she 11 murmured
11 murmured 12 .

" thank you , [mrs] [morrison] , but [i] cannot possibly stay longer . 
1 " 2 thank
1 " 7 ,
2 thank 3 you
2 thank 4 ,
7 , 8 but
8 but 10 cannot
10 cannot 12 stay
11 possibly 12 stay
12 stay 13 longer
13 longer 14 .

no , thank you , [i] don't care for any refreshments . 
1 no 2 ,
1 no 3 thank
3 thank 4 you
3 thank 7 don't
4 you 5 ,
7 don't 8 care
8 care 9 for
9 for 12 .
10 any 11 refreshments
11 refreshments 12 .

jordan is going to take me back to [kensington] at once . 
1 jordan 2 is
2 is 3 going
3 going 4 to
4 to 5 take
5 take 6 me
6 me 7 back
7 back 8 to
8 to 12 .
10 at 11 once
11 once 12 .

i came out to see [aunty] [nan] . " 
1 i 2 came
2 came 3 out
3 out 4 to
4 to 5 see
5 see 8 .
8 . 9 "

" [i] 'm certain she 'd be delighted , " said [mrs] [william] effusively . 
1 " 3 'm
3 'm 5 she
4 certain 5 she
5 she 11 said
6 'd 7 be
7 be 8 delighted
7 be 10 "
8 delighted 9 ,
10 " 11 said
11 said 14 effusively
14 effusively 15 .

" she 's been talking about you for weeks . " 
1 " 2 she
2 she 3 's
3 's 4 been
4 been 5 talking
5 talking 6 about
5 talking 8 for
6 about 7 you
8 for 9 weeks
9 weeks 10 .
10 . 11 "

" yes , it has made her very happy , " said [joscelyn] gravely . 
1 " 2 yes
1 " 3 ,
1 " 6 made
4 it 5 has
5 has 6 made
6 made 8 very
7 her 8 very
8 very 9 happy
9 happy 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 12 said
12 said 14 gravely
12 said 15 .

" and it has made me happy , too . 
1 " 5 made
2 and 3 it
3 it 4 has
4 has 5 made
5 made 6 me
6 me 9 too
7 happy 8 ,
8 , 9 too
9 too 10 .

i love [aunty] [nan] , [mrs] [morrison] , and [i] owe her much . 
1 i 2 love
2 love 9 and
5 , 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 14 .
11 owe 12 her
12 her 14 .
13 much 14 .

in all my life [i] have never met a woman so purely , unselfishly good and noble and true . " 
1 in 3 my
1 in 4 life
2 all 3 my
4 life 8 met
6 have 7 never
7 never 8 met
8 met 10 woman
9 a 10 woman
10 woman 14 unselfishly
11 so 12 purely
12 purely 13 ,
13 , 14 unselfishly
14 unselfishly 19 true
15 good 16 and
16 and 17 noble
16 and 18 and
17 noble 18 and
18 and 19 true
19 true 20 .
20 . 21 "

thus it was that [mrs] [william] found her , going in the next morning with her breakfast . 
1 thus 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 that
4 that 7 found
7 found 18 .
8 her 18 .
9 , 10 going
10 going 11 in
11 in 13 next
12 the 13 next
13 next 14 morning
14 morning 15 with
15 with 16 her
16 her 17 breakfast
17 breakfast 18 .

[v] [the] [winning] [of] [lucinda] 

the marriage of a [penhallow] was always the signal for a gathering of the [penhallows] . 
1 the 2 marriage
2 marriage 3 of
3 of 4 a
3 of 9 signal
6 was 7 always
7 always 8 the
8 the 9 signal
9 signal 10 for
10 for 12 gathering
11 a 12 gathering
12 gathering 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 16 .

from the uttermost parts of the earth they would come [penhallows] by birth , and [penhallows] by marriage and [penhallows] by ancestry . 
1 from 2 the
2 the 3 uttermost
3 uttermost 4 parts
3 uttermost 10 come
4 parts 5 of
4 parts 7 earth
5 of 6 the
7 earth 8 they
8 they 9 would
10 come 12 by
10 come 14 ,
12 by 13 birth
14 , 15 and
15 and 18 marriage
15 and 19 and
17 by 18 marriage
19 and 22 ancestry
19 and 23 .
21 by 22 ancestry

as for the family itself , the exact kinship of all its various branches and ramifications was a hard thing to define . 
1 as 2 for
1 as 8 exact
2 for 4 family
3 the 4 family
4 family 5 itself
5 itself 6 ,
7 the 8 exact
8 exact 15 and
9 kinship 10 of
9 kinship 12 its
10 of 11 all
12 its 13 various
12 its 15 and
13 various 14 branches
15 and 16 ramifications
16 ramifications 23 .
17 was 20 thing
18 a 19 hard
19 hard 20 thing
20 thing 21 to
21 to 22 define
22 define 23 .

the rest made a blind guess at it , for the most part , and the younger [penhallows] let it go at loose cousinship . 
1 the 2 rest
2 rest 3 made
2 rest 9 ,
3 made 5 blind
4 a 5 blind
5 blind 7 at
6 guess 7 at
7 at 8 it
9 , 13 part
10 for 12 most
11 the 12 most
12 most 13 part
13 part 15 and
14 , 15 and
15 and 17 younger
16 the 17 younger
17 younger 19 let
19 let 22 at
20 it 21 go
21 go 22 at
22 at 25 .
23 loose 24 cousinship
24 cousinship 25 .

in this instance it was [alice] [penhallow] , daughter of " young " [john] [penhallow] , who was to be married . 
1 in 2 this
2 this 9 daughter
3 instance 4 it
3 instance 8 ,
4 it 5 was
8 , 9 daughter
9 daughter 13 "
10 of 12 young
11 " 12 young
12 young 13 "
13 " 16 ,
16 , 17 who
16 , 21 married
17 who 18 was
18 was 19 to
19 to 20 be
21 married 22 .

many of them had driven fifty miles . 
1 many 2 of
1 many 3 them
2 of 3 them
3 them 4 had
4 had 5 driven
5 driven 6 fifty
6 fifty 7 miles
7 miles 8 .

in the big autumnal orchard the younger fry foregathered and chatted and coquetted . 
1 in 3 big
2 the 3 big
3 big 5 orchard
4 autumnal 5 orchard
5 orchard 10 and
6 the 7 younger
7 younger 8 fry
8 fry 9 foregathered
9 foregathered 10 and
10 and 12 and
11 chatted 12 and
12 and 13 coquetted
13 coquetted 14 .

up-stairs , in " old " [mrs] [john] 's bedroom , she and her married daughters held high conclave . 
1 up-stairs 2 ,
1 up-stairs 5 old
2 , 3 in
3 in 4 "
5 old 6 "
6 " 17 held
9 's 10 bedroom
9 's 11 ,
11 , 13 and
12 she 13 and
13 and 16 daughters
14 her 15 married
14 her 16 daughters
16 daughters 17 held
17 held 19 conclave
18 high 19 conclave
19 conclave 20 .

lucinda and [romney] [penhallow] were also there . 
1 lucinda 2 and
2 and 6 also
5 were 6 also
6 also 8 .
7 there 8 .

she and plump [mrs] [frederick] [penhallow] did most of the talking . 
1 she 2 and
2 and 3 plump
3 plump 7 did
7 did 12 .
8 most 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 talking
11 talking 12 .

mrs . george [penhallow] being rather out of it by reason of her newness . 
1 mrs 2 .
2 . 3 george
3 george 5 being
5 being 6 rather
6 rather 7 out
6 rather 15 .
7 out 8 of
8 of 9 it
10 by 11 reason
11 reason 12 of
12 of 14 newness
13 her 14 newness
14 newness 15 .

she [was] [george] [penhallow] 's second wife , married only a year . 
1 she 5 's
5 's 7 wife
6 second 7 wife
7 wife 8 ,
8 , 9 married
9 married 12 year
10 only 11 a
11 a 12 year
12 year 13 .

romney [penhallow] was sitting in a corner , listening to the chatter of the women , with the inscrutable smile that always vexed [mrs] [frederick] . 
1 romney 12 chatter
3 was 4 sitting
4 sitting 5 in
5 in 8 ,
6 a 7 corner
7 corner 8 ,
8 , 9 listening
9 listening 10 to
10 to 11 the
11 the 12 chatter
12 chatter 13 of
13 of 15 women
14 the 15 women
15 women 17 with
16 , 17 with
17 with 19 inscrutable
18 the 19 inscrutable
19 inscrutable 23 vexed
20 smile 21 that
21 that 22 always
21 that 23 vexed
23 vexed 26 .

mrs [george] wondered within herself what he did there among the women . 
1 mrs 3 wondered
3 wondered 4 within
4 within 6 what
5 herself 6 what
6 what 8 did
7 he 8 did
8 did 9 there
8 did 10 among
10 among 12 women
11 the 12 women
12 women 13 .

she also wondered just where he belonged on the family tree . 
1 she 2 also
1 she 5 where
2 also 3 wondered
3 wondered 4 just
5 where 6 he
6 he 7 belonged
7 belonged 8 on
8 on 10 family
9 the 10 family
10 family 12 .
11 tree 12 .

he was not one of the uncles , yet he could not be much younger than [george] . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 4 one
2 was 5 of
3 not 4 one
5 of 9 yet
6 the 7 uncles
6 the 9 yet
7 uncles 8 ,
9 yet 10 he
9 yet 11 could
11 could 12 not
11 could 13 be
13 be 14 much
13 be 16 than
14 much 15 younger
16 than 18 .

" forty , if he is a day , " was [mrs] [george] 's mental dictum , " but a very handsome and fascinating man . 
1 " 2 forty
1 " 9 ,
2 forty 3 ,
3 , 4 if
4 if 5 he
5 he 6 is
6 is 8 day
7 a 8 day
9 , 10 "
9 , 24 fascinating
10 " 11 was
14 's 15 mental
14 's 19 but
15 mental 16 dictum
16 dictum 18 "
17 , 18 "
19 but 23 and
20 a 21 very
21 very 22 handsome
22 handsome 23 and
23 and 24 fascinating
24 fascinating 25 man
25 man 26 .

i never saw such a splendid chin and dimple . " 
1 i 2 never
2 never 3 saw
3 saw 4 such
3 saw 7 chin
5 a 6 splendid
6 splendid 7 chin
7 chin 8 and
8 and 9 dimple
9 dimple 10 .
10 . 11 "

she was one of those rare women who keep their loveliness unmarred by the passage of years . 
1 she 6 rare
2 was 3 one
3 one 4 of
4 of 5 those
5 those 6 rare
6 rare 8 who
7 women 8 who
8 who 11 loveliness
9 keep 10 their
10 their 11 loveliness
11 loveliness 12 unmarred
12 unmarred 13 by
13 by 14 the
14 the 15 passage
15 passage 18 .
16 of 17 years
17 years 18 .

she had ripened and matured , but she had not grown old . 
1 she 2 had
1 she 4 and
2 had 3 ripened
4 and 5 matured
4 and 6 ,
6 , 7 but
7 but 8 she
8 she 9 had
9 had 10 not
9 had 11 grown
10 not 11 grown
11 grown 12 old
12 old 13 .

yet [lucinda] never aped girlishness ; good taste and a strong sense of humour preserved her amid many temptations thereto . 
1 yet 6 ;
3 never 4 aped
4 aped 5 girlishness
5 girlishness 6 ;
6 ; 9 and
7 good 8 taste
8 taste 9 and
9 and 15 preserved
10 a 11 strong
10 a 12 sense
12 sense 13 of
12 sense 15 preserved
13 of 14 humour
15 preserved 17 amid
16 her 17 amid
17 amid 18 many
18 many 19 temptations
18 many 20 thereto
20 thereto 21 .

mrs [george] liked and admired [lucinda] . 
1 mrs 3 liked
3 liked 4 and
4 and 5 admired
5 admired 7 .

in this case it was [romney] [penhallow] to whom [mrs] [george] remarked sweetly : 
1 in 2 this
2 this 3 case
3 case 5 was
4 it 5 was
5 was 8 to
8 to 9 whom
9 whom 12 remarked
12 remarked 13 sweetly
13 sweetly 14 :

" really , don't you think our [lucinda] is looking remarkably well this fall ? " 
1 " 2 really
1 " 9 is
2 really 3 ,
3 , 4 don't
4 don't 5 you
5 you 6 think
6 think 7 our
9 is 11 remarkably
10 looking 11 remarkably
11 remarkably 12 well
12 well 13 this
13 this 14 fall
14 fall 15 ?
15 ? 16 "

it seemed a very harmless , inane , well-meant question . 
1 it 2 seemed
2 seemed 5 harmless
3 a 4 very
3 a 5 harmless
5 harmless 7 inane
6 , 7 inane
7 inane 9 well-meant
8 , 9 well-meant
9 well-meant 10 question
10 question 11 .

poor [mrs] [george] might well be excused for feeling bewildered over the effect . 
1 poor 4 might
4 might 6 be
5 well 6 be
6 be 11 over
7 excused 8 for
8 for 9 feeling
9 feeling 10 bewildered
10 bewildered 11 over
11 over 13 effect
12 the 13 effect
13 effect 14 .

romney gathered his long legs together , stood up , and swept the unfortunate speaker a crushing [penhallow] bow of state . 
1 romney 2 gathered
1 romney 11 and
3 his 4 long
3 his 5 legs
5 legs 6 together
6 together 7 ,
7 , 8 stood
8 stood 9 up
8 stood 11 and
9 up 10 ,
11 and 12 swept
12 swept 14 unfortunate
12 swept 17 crushing
13 the 14 unfortunate
15 speaker 16 a
16 a 17 crushing
17 crushing 22 .
19 bow 20 of
20 of 21 state
21 state 22 .

overcome by the mordant satire in his tone , [mrs] [george] glanced speechlessly at [lucinda] . 
1 overcome 2 by
2 by 5 satire
3 the 4 mordant
4 mordant 5 satire
5 satire 6 in
6 in 7 his
7 his 8 tone
8 tone 9 ,
9 , 12 glanced
12 glanced 13 speechlessly
13 speechlessly 14 at
14 at 16 .

then [mrs] [george] looked at her sisters-in-law . 
1 then 4 looked
4 looked 5 at
5 at 8 .
6 her 7 sisters-in-law
7 sisters-in-law 8 .

they were regarding her with the tolerant amusement they might bestow on a blundering child . 
1 they 2 were
1 they 3 regarding
3 regarding 4 her
4 her 8 amusement
5 with 7 tolerant
6 the 7 tolerant
7 tolerant 8 amusement
8 amusement 10 might
9 they 10 might
10 might 11 bestow
11 bestow 12 on
12 on 15 child
13 a 14 blundering
14 blundering 15 child
15 child 16 .

mrs [george] experienced that subtle prescience whereby it is given us to know that we have put our foot in it . 
1 mrs 3 experienced
3 experienced 7 whereby
4 that 5 subtle
5 subtle 6 prescience
6 prescience 7 whereby
7 whereby 12 to
8 it 9 is
9 is 10 given
9 is 11 us
11 us 12 to
12 to 19 foot
13 know 14 that
14 that 15 we
15 we 17 put
16 have 17 put
17 put 18 our
18 our 19 foot
19 foot 20 in
20 in 21 it
21 it 22 .

she felt herself turning an uncomfortable brick-red . 
1 she 2 felt
2 felt 3 herself
2 felt 4 turning
4 turning 5 an
5 an 6 uncomfortable
6 uncomfortable 7 brick-red
7 brick-red 8 .

what [penhallow] skeleton had she unwittingly jangled ? 
1 what 3 skeleton
3 skeleton 4 had
4 had 5 she
4 had 6 unwittingly
6 unwittingly 7 jangled
7 jangled 8 ?

why , oh , why , was it such an evident breach of the proprieties to praise [lucinda] ? 
1 why 3 oh
1 why 5 why
2 , 3 oh
4 , 5 why
5 why 6 ,
6 , 7 was
7 was 8 it
8 it 9 such
9 such 10 an
10 an 11 evident
11 evident 12 breach
12 breach 13 of
12 breach 19 ?
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 proprieties
15 proprieties 16 to
16 to 17 praise

mrs [george] was devoutly thankful that [a] summons to the tea-table rescued her from her [mire] of embarrassment . 
1 mrs 8 summons
1 mrs 17 of
3 was 4 devoutly
4 devoutly 5 thankful
5 thankful 6 that
6 that 8 summons
8 summons 9 to
9 to 10 the
10 the 11 tea-table
11 tea-table 12 rescued
12 rescued 13 her
12 rescued 14 from
14 from 15 her
17 of 18 embarrassment
18 embarrassment 19 .

the meal was spoiled for her , however ; the mortifying recollection of her mysterious blunder conspired with her curiosity to banish appetite . 
1 the 2 meal
1 the 13 of
2 meal 3 was
3 was 4 spoiled
4 spoiled 5 for
4 spoiled 8 however
5 for 6 her
7 , 8 however
8 however 9 ;
9 ; 11 mortifying
10 the 11 mortifying
11 mortifying 12 recollection
13 of 16 blunder
14 her 15 mysterious
15 mysterious 16 blunder
16 blunder 17 conspired
16 blunder 18 with
18 with 19 her
19 her 20 curiosity
20 curiosity 21 to
21 to 23 appetite
22 banish 23 appetite
23 appetite 24 .

mrs [frederick] indulged in a laugh which put the mettle of her festal brown silk seams to the test . 
1 mrs 14 brown
3 indulged 4 in
4 in 6 laugh
5 a 6 laugh
6 laugh 7 which
6 laugh 8 put
8 put 10 mettle
9 the 10 mettle
10 mettle 11 of
11 of 13 festal
12 her 13 festal
13 festal 14 brown
14 brown 15 silk
15 silk 19 test
16 seams 17 to
17 to 18 the
18 the 19 test
19 test 20 .

" my dear [cecilia] , it was [so] amusing , " she said , a little patronizingly . 
1 " 2 my
1 " 5 ,
2 my 3 dear
5 , 6 it
5 , 9 amusing
6 it 7 was
9 amusing 10 ,
10 , 13 said
11 " 12 she
12 she 13 said
13 said 14 ,
13 said 17 patronizingly
14 , 16 little
15 a 16 little
17 patronizingly 18 .

" but [why] ! " cried [mrs] [george] , resenting the patronage and the mystery . 
1 " 6 cried
2 but 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 cried
6 cried 10 resenting
9 , 10 resenting
10 resenting 13 and
11 the 12 patronage
12 patronage 13 and
13 and 15 mystery
14 the 15 mystery
15 mystery 16 .

" what was so dreadful in what [i] said ? 
1 " 2 what
2 what 3 was
3 was 5 dreadful
3 was 7 what
4 so 5 dreadful
5 dreadful 6 in
7 what 9 said
9 said 10 ?

or so [funny] [?] 
1 or 2 so

and [who] is this [romney] [penhallow] who mustn't be spoken to ? " 
1 and 7 who
3 is 4 this
4 this 7 who
7 who 8 mustn't
8 mustn't 9 be
9 be 10 spoken
10 spoken 11 to
11 to 12 ?
12 ? 13 "

" oh , [romney] is one of [the] [charlottetown] [penhallows] , " explained [mrs] [frederick] . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 5 is
2 oh 3 ,
5 is 6 one
6 one 7 of
7 of 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 explained
13 explained 16 .

" he is a lawyer there . 
1 " 2 he
2 he 3 is
3 is 5 lawyer
4 a 5 lawyer
5 lawyer 6 there
6 there 7 .

he is a first cousin of [lucinda] ['s] and a second of [george] ['s] [or] is he ? 
1 he 2 is
1 he 9 and
2 is 4 first
3 a 4 first
4 first 6 of
5 cousin 6 of
9 and 11 second
10 a 11 second
11 second 12 of
12 of 18 ?
16 is 17 he
17 he 18 ?

oh , bother ! 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 bother
3 bother 4 !

you must go to [uncle] [john] if you want the genealogy . 
1 you 2 must
2 must 3 go
3 go 4 to
3 go 7 if
7 if 8 you
8 you 9 want
9 want 11 genealogy
10 the 11 genealogy
11 genealogy 12 .

i 'm in a chronic muddle concerning [penhallow] relationship . 
1 i 2 'm
2 'm 3 in
3 in 4 a
3 in 5 chronic
5 chronic 6 muddle
6 muddle 7 concerning
7 concerning 9 relationship
9 relationship 10 .

and , as for [romney] , of course you can speak to him about anything you like except [lucinda] . 
1 and 2 ,
1 and 9 you
2 , 3 as
4 for 6 ,
4 for 9 you
6 , 8 course
7 of 8 course
9 you 10 can
10 can 11 speak
11 speak 12 to
11 speak 14 about
12 to 13 him
14 about 15 anything
15 anything 17 like
16 you 17 like
17 like 18 except
18 except 20 .

oh , you innocent ! 
1 oh 2 ,
1 oh 3 you
3 you 4 innocent
4 innocent 5 !

to ask him if he didn't think [lucinda] was looking well ! 
1 to 2 ask
2 ask 3 him
2 ask 4 if
4 if 5 he
5 he 6 didn't
6 didn't 7 think
7 think 9 was
9 was 11 well
10 looking 11 well
11 well 12 !

and right before her , too ! 
1 and 7 !
2 right 3 before
2 right 5 ,
3 before 4 her
5 , 6 too
6 too 7 !

of course he thought you did it on purpose to tease him . 
1 of 2 course
1 of 3 he
3 he 4 thought
4 thought 6 did
5 you 6 did
6 did 7 it
6 did 8 on
8 on 9 purpose
9 purpose 10 to
10 to 11 tease
11 tease 13 .
12 him 13 .

that was what made him so savage and sarcastic . " 
1 that 2 was
2 was 3 what
3 what 4 made
4 made 5 him
5 him 8 and
6 so 7 savage
7 savage 8 and
8 and 9 sarcastic
9 sarcastic 10 .
10 . 11 "

" but [why] ? " persisted [mrs] [george] , sticking tenaciously to her point . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 9 ,
4 ? 5 "
4 ? 9 ,
5 " 6 persisted
9 , 10 sticking
10 sticking 15 .
11 tenaciously 12 to
11 tenaciously 14 point
12 to 13 her
14 point 15 .

" hasn't [george] told you ? " 
1 " 2 hasn't
2 hasn't 4 told
4 told 5 you
5 you 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

" no , " said [george] ['s] wife in mild exasperation . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 4 "
2 no 3 ,
4 " 5 said
5 said 8 wife
8 wife 9 in
9 in 10 mild
10 mild 11 exasperation
11 exasperation 12 .

" why , my dear , it is our family romance . 
1 " 2 why
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 my
3 , 6 ,
4 my 5 dear
6 , 7 it
6 , 8 is
7 it 8 is
8 is 9 our
9 our 10 family
10 family 11 romance
11 romance 12 .

lucinda and [romney] are [in] love with each other . 
1 lucinda 2 and
2 and 6 love
4 are 6 love
6 love 9 other
7 with 8 each
8 each 9 other
9 other 10 .

" [dear] me ! " murmured [mrs] [george] , feeling the inadequacy of mere language . 
1 " 3 me
1 " 6 murmured
3 me 4 !
4 ! 5 "
6 murmured 9 ,
9 , 12 inadequacy
10 feeling 11 the
11 the 12 inadequacy
12 inadequacy 13 of
13 of 14 mere
14 mere 16 .
15 language 16 .

was this a [penhallow] method of courtship ? 
1 was 2 this
1 was 5 method
3 a 5 method
5 method 6 of
6 of 7 courtship
7 courtship 8 ?

" [but] [why] ? " 
1 " 4 ?
4 ? 5 "

" they had a quarrel fifteen years ago , " said [mrs] [frederick] patiently . 
1 " 2 they
2 they 6 fifteen
3 had 5 quarrel
4 a 5 quarrel
5 quarrel 6 fifteen
6 fifteen 7 years
7 years 8 ago
7 years 14 patiently
8 ago 9 ,
9 , 10 "
9 , 11 said
14 patiently 15 .

" nobody knows how it originated or anything about it except that [lucinda] herself admitted it to us afterwards . 
1 " 2 nobody
2 nobody 3 knows
3 knows 4 how
4 how 7 or
4 how 15 admitted
5 it 6 originated
5 it 7 or
7 or 8 anything
8 anything 9 about
8 anything 11 except
8 anything 15 admitted
9 about 10 it
11 except 12 that
14 herself 15 admitted
15 admitted 16 it
15 admitted 17 to
15 admitted 19 afterwards
16 it 17 to
17 to 18 us
19 afterwards 20 .

and they never have spoken . 
1 and 2 they
2 they 3 never
3 never 4 have
4 have 5 spoken
5 spoken 6 .

everybody in the connection , [i] suppose , has taken turns trying to reconcile them , but nobody has succeeded . 
1 everybody 5 ,
2 in 3 the
3 the 4 connection
4 connection 5 ,
5 , 12 trying
7 suppose 8 ,
7 suppose 9 has
9 has 10 taken
10 taken 11 turns
10 taken 12 trying
12 trying 13 to
12 trying 14 reconcile
13 to 14 reconcile
14 reconcile 15 them
15 them 16 ,
16 , 21 .
17 but 18 nobody
18 nobody 19 has
18 nobody 20 succeeded
20 succeeded 21 .

you will notice she still wears [romney] 's ring . 
1 you 2 will
2 will 3 notice
3 notice 4 she
4 she 5 still
5 still 9 ring
6 wears 8 's
8 's 9 ring
9 ring 10 .

they 're practically engaged still , of course . 
1 they 2 're
2 're 3 practically
3 practically 4 engaged
4 engaged 5 still
5 still 6 ,
6 , 9 .
7 of 8 course
8 course 9 .

he hasn't referred to the matter for years , but [i] presume that he is of the same mind still . 
1 he 2 hasn't
2 hasn't 7 for
2 hasn't 9 ,
3 referred 4 to
4 to 6 matter
5 the 6 matter
6 matter 7 for
7 for 8 years
9 , 10 but
10 but 12 presume
10 but 15 is
13 that 14 he
13 that 15 is
15 is 16 of
16 of 18 same
17 the 18 same
18 same 21 .
19 mind 20 still
20 still 21 .

and they are just as much in love with each other as they ever were . 
1 and 2 they
1 and 4 just
1 and 8 love
2 they 3 are
4 just 5 as
5 as 6 much
6 much 7 in
8 love 9 with
9 with 10 each
10 each 11 other
11 other 13 they
12 as 13 they
13 they 15 were
14 ever 15 were
15 were 16 .

he 's always hanging about where she is when other people are there , too , that is . 
1 he 2 's
2 's 6 where
3 always 4 hanging
3 always 6 where
4 hanging 5 about
6 where 8 is
7 she 8 is
8 is 9 when
9 when 11 people
9 when 12 are
10 other 11 people
11 people 12 are
12 are 13 there
13 there 15 too
14 , 15 too
15 too 16 ,
16 , 19 .
17 that 18 is
18 is 19 .

he avoids her like a plague when she is alone . 
1 he 2 avoids
2 avoids 3 her
2 avoids 4 like
4 like 6 plague
5 a 6 plague
6 plague 7 when
7 when 8 she
8 she 9 is
9 is 10 alone
10 alone 11 .

that was why he was stuck out in the blue room with us to-day . 
1 that 6 stuck
2 was 3 why
3 why 4 he
4 he 5 was
5 was 6 stuck
6 stuck 7 out
6 stuck 8 in
8 in 11 room
9 the 10 blue
10 blue 11 room
11 room 12 with
12 with 13 us
13 us 14 to-day
14 to-day 15 .

there doesn't seem to be a particle of resentment between them . 
1 there 3 seem
2 doesn't 3 seem
3 seem 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 7 particle
6 a 7 particle
7 particle 8 of
8 of 9 resentment
9 resentment 10 between
10 between 11 them
11 them 12 .

if [lucinda] would only speak ! 
1 if 3 would
3 would 5 speak
4 only 5 speak
5 speak 6 !

but that [lucinda] will not do . " 
1 but 2 that
2 that 4 will
4 will 5 not
5 not 6 do
6 do 7 .
7 . 8 "

" don't you think she will yet ? " said [mrs] [george] . 
1 " 2 don't
2 don't 3 you
3 you 4 think
4 think 5 she
4 think 6 will
6 will 8 ?
7 yet 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 13 .

mrs [frederick] shook her crimped head sagely . 
1 mrs 3 shook
3 shook 6 head
4 her 5 crimped
4 her 6 head
6 head 7 sagely
7 sagely 8 .

" not now . 
1 " 2 not
2 not 3 now
3 now 4 .

the whole thing has hardened too long . 
1 the 2 whole
2 whole 3 thing
3 thing 4 has
4 has 5 hardened
5 hardened 6 too
6 too 7 long
7 long 8 .

her pride will never let her speak . 
1 her 2 pride
2 pride 3 will
3 will 4 never
4 never 5 let
5 let 7 speak
6 her 7 speak
7 speak 8 .

it is such a shame , too . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 such
3 such 6 ,
4 a 5 shame
5 shame 6 ,
6 , 7 too
7 too 8 .

they were made for each other . 
1 they 2 were
2 were 3 made
3 made 4 for
4 for 5 each
5 each 6 other
6 other 7 .

do you know , [i] get cross when [i] begin to thrash the whole silly affair over like this . 
1 do 2 you
2 you 3 know
3 know 4 ,
3 know 12 thrash
4 , 6 get
6 get 7 cross
7 cross 8 when
10 begin 11 to
11 to 12 thrash
12 thrash 16 affair
13 the 14 whole
13 the 16 affair
14 whole 15 silly
16 affair 17 over
16 affair 20 .
17 over 18 like
18 like 19 this

doesn't it sound as if we were talking of the quarrel of two school-children ? 
1 doesn't 2 it
1 doesn't 3 sound
3 sound 11 quarrel
4 as 6 we
5 if 6 we
6 we 7 were
7 were 8 talking
8 talking 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 quarrel
11 quarrel 12 of
12 of 13 two
13 two 14 school-children
14 school-children 15 ?

of late years we have learned that it does not do to speak of [lucinda] to [romney] , even in the most commonplace way . 
1 of 3 years
1 of 7 that
2 late 3 years
3 years 4 we
4 we 5 have
5 have 6 learned
7 that 9 does
8 it 9 does
9 does 10 not
10 not 11 do
11 do 14 of
12 to 13 speak
13 speak 14 of
14 of 22 most
16 to 18 ,
18 , 19 even
19 even 20 in
19 even 22 most
20 in 21 the
22 most 23 commonplace
23 commonplace 25 .
24 way 25 .

he seems to resent it . " 
1 he 2 seems
2 seems 3 to
3 to 4 resent
4 resent 5 it
5 it 6 .
6 . 7 "

" [he] ought to speak , " cried [mrs] [george] warmly . 
1 " 3 ought
3 ought 4 to
3 ought 5 speak
4 to 5 speak
5 speak 7 "
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 cried
8 cried 12 .
11 warmly 12 .

" even if she were in the wrong ten times over , he ought to overlook it and speak first . " 
1 " 2 even
1 " 5 were
2 even 3 if
3 if 4 she
5 were 6 in
6 in 8 wrong
7 the 8 wrong
8 wrong 10 times
9 ten 10 times
10 times 18 and
11 over 12 ,
11 over 13 he
13 he 14 ought
14 ought 15 to
14 ought 18 and
15 to 16 overlook
16 overlook 17 it
18 and 21 .
19 speak 20 first
20 first 21 .
21 . 22 "

" but he won't . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 he
3 he 4 won't
4 won't 5 .

and she won't . 
1 and 2 she
2 she 3 won't
3 won't 4 .

you never saw two such determined mortals . 
1 you 2 never
2 never 3 saw
3 saw 4 two
4 two 5 such
5 such 6 determined
6 determined 7 mortals
7 mortals 8 .

they get it from their grandfather on the mother 's side old [absalom] [gordon] . 
1 they 2 get
2 get 3 it
3 it 4 from
4 from 6 grandfather
5 their 6 grandfather
6 grandfather 7 on
7 on 11 side
8 the 9 mother
9 mother 10 's
10 's 11 side
11 side 15 .
12 old 15 .

there is no such stubbornness on the [penhallow] side . 
1 there 2 is
2 is 5 stubbornness
3 no 4 such
4 such 5 stubbornness
5 stubbornness 6 on
6 on 7 the
7 the 9 side
9 side 10 .

his obstinacy was a proverb , my dear actually a proverb . 
1 his 2 obstinacy
2 obstinacy 3 was
3 was 5 proverb
4 a 5 proverb
5 proverb 9 actually
6 , 7 my
7 my 8 dear
8 dear 9 actually
9 actually 12 .
10 a 11 proverb
11 proverb 12 .

what ever he said , he would stick to if the skies fell . 
1 what 3 he
1 what 6 he
2 ever 3 he
3 he 4 said
4 said 5 ,
6 he 7 would
7 would 8 stick
8 stick 9 to
8 stick 10 if
10 if 12 skies
11 the 12 skies
12 skies 13 fell
13 fell 14 .

he was a terrible old man to swear , too , " added [mrs] [frederick] , dropping into irrelevant reminiscence . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 6 man
2 was 12 "
3 a 4 terrible
4 terrible 5 old
5 old 6 man
6 man 7 to
7 to 8 swear
8 swear 10 too
9 , 10 too
10 too 11 ,
12 " 13 added
12 " 18 into
13 added 16 ,
16 , 17 dropping
18 into 19 irrelevant
19 irrelevant 20 reminiscence
20 reminiscence 21 .

it would have made your blood run cold , my dear , to have heard him go on at times . 
1 it 11 dear
2 would 3 have
3 have 4 made
4 made 6 blood
5 your 6 blood
6 blood 7 run
7 run 8 cold
8 cold 9 ,
9 , 10 my
10 my 11 dear
11 dear 13 to
12 , 13 to
13 to 14 have
13 to 15 heard
15 heard 16 him
15 heard 17 go
17 go 18 on
17 go 19 at
19 at 20 times
20 times 21 .

and yet he was a real good old man every other way . 
1 and 2 yet
2 yet 4 was
3 he 4 was
4 was 6 real
4 was 10 every
5 a 6 real
7 good 8 old
8 old 9 man
9 man 10 every
10 every 12 way
11 other 12 way
12 way 13 .

he couldn't help it someway . 
1 he 2 couldn't
2 couldn't 3 help
3 help 4 it
4 it 5 someway
5 someway 6 .

he tried to , but he used to say that profanity came as natural to him as breathing . 
1 he 5 but
2 tried 3 to
2 tried 5 but
3 to 4 ,
4 , 5 but
5 but 7 used
6 he 7 used
7 used 9 say
8 to 9 say
9 say 10 that
10 that 11 profanity
10 that 12 came
12 came 14 natural
13 as 14 natural
14 natural 15 to
14 natural 17 as
15 to 16 him
17 as 18 breathing
18 breathing 19 .

it used to mortify his family terribly . 
1 it 2 used
2 used 3 to
3 to 4 mortify
4 mortify 5 his
5 his 6 family
6 family 7 terribly
7 terribly 8 .

fortunately , none of them took after him in that respect . 
1 fortunately 2 ,
1 fortunately 3 none
3 none 4 of
3 none 6 took
4 of 5 them
6 took 7 after
7 after 8 him
8 him 9 in
9 in 10 that
10 that 11 respect
11 respect 12 .

but he 's dead and one shouldn't speak ill of the dead . 
1 but 2 he
2 he 5 and
3 's 4 dead
3 's 5 and
5 and 6 one
6 one 7 shouldn't
7 shouldn't 8 speak
8 speak 9 ill
9 ill 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 dead
12 dead 13 .

i must go and get [mattie] [penhallow] to do my hair . 
1 i 2 must
2 must 4 and
3 go 4 and
4 and 5 get
5 get 8 to
8 to 9 do
9 do 12 .
10 my 11 hair
11 hair 12 .

i would burst these sleeves clean out if [i] tried to do it myself and [i] don't want to dress over again . 
1 i 5 sleeves
1 i 6 clean
2 would 3 burst
3 burst 4 these
4 these 5 sleeves
6 clean 7 out
6 clean 12 do
8 if 10 tried
10 tried 11 to
11 to 12 do
12 do 13 it
12 do 14 myself
14 myself 15 and
15 and 18 want
17 don't 18 want
18 want 20 dress
19 to 20 dress
20 dress 21 over
20 dress 22 again
22 again 23 .

you won't be likely to talk to [romney] about [lucinda] again , my dear [cecilia] ? " 
1 you 2 won't
2 won't 6 talk
3 be 5 to
4 likely 5 to
5 to 6 talk
6 talk 7 to
7 to 12 ,
9 about 11 again
11 again 12 ,
12 , 13 my
13 my 14 dear
14 dear 16 ?
16 ? 17 "

" fifteen years ! " murmured [mrs] [george] helplessly to the dahlias . 
1 " 3 years
1 " 4 !
2 fifteen 3 years
4 ! 6 murmured
5 " 6 murmured
6 murmured 9 helplessly
9 helplessly 10 to
10 to 11 the
11 the 12 dahlias
12 dahlias 13 .

" [engaged] for fifteen years and never speaking to each other ! 
1 " 3 for
3 for 4 fifteen
4 fifteen 5 years
5 years 6 and
6 and 7 never
7 never 8 speaking
8 speaking 9 to
9 to 10 each
10 each 11 other
11 other 12 !

dear heart and soul , think of it ! 
1 dear 2 heart
1 dear 9 !
2 heart 3 and
3 and 4 soul
4 soul 5 ,
5 , 6 think
6 think 7 of
7 of 8 it

oh , these [penhallows] ! " 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 these
3 these 5 !
5 ! 6 "

lucinda still enjoyed dressing for a festivity , since the mirror still dealt gently with her . 
1 lucinda 2 still
2 still 5 for
3 enjoyed 4 dressing
4 dressing 5 for
5 for 8 ,
6 a 7 festivity
7 festivity 8 ,
8 , 11 mirror
9 since 10 the
10 the 11 mirror
11 mirror 12 still
12 still 13 dealt
13 dealt 14 gently
14 gently 15 with
15 with 17 .
16 her 17 .

moreover , she had a new dress . 
1 moreover 2 ,
2 , 4 had
3 she 4 had
4 had 7 dress
5 a 6 new
5 a 7 dress
7 dress 8 .

indeed , [lucinda] and her widowed mother were positively poor , and hence a new dress was an event in [lucinda] 's existence . 
1 indeed 2 ,
1 indeed 7 mother
2 , 4 and
5 her 6 widowed
5 her 7 mother
7 mother 12 and
8 were 9 positively
9 positively 10 poor
10 poor 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 16 dress
13 hence 15 new
13 hence 16 dress
14 a 15 new
16 dress 17 was
17 was 18 an
18 an 24 .
19 event 20 in
19 event 22 's
22 's 23 existence
23 existence 24 .

it was of pale green voile a colour which brought out admirably the ruddy gloss of her hair and the clear brilliance of her skin . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 5 green
2 was 10 brought
3 of 4 pale
4 pale 5 green
5 green 6 voile
6 voile 8 colour
7 a 8 colour
8 colour 9 which
10 brought 11 out
10 brought 18 hair
11 out 12 admirably
12 admirably 14 ruddy
13 the 14 ruddy
15 gloss 16 of
16 of 17 her
17 her 18 hair
18 hair 19 and
19 and 22 brilliance
20 the 21 clear
20 the 22 brilliance
22 brilliance 26 .
23 of 24 her
23 of 25 skin
24 her 25 skin
25 skin 26 .

when she had finished dressing she looked at herself in the mirror with frank delight . 
1 when 4 finished
1 when 6 she
2 she 3 had
3 had 4 finished
4 finished 5 dressing
6 she 7 looked
7 looked 8 at
8 at 12 mirror
9 herself 10 in
10 in 11 the
11 the 12 mirror
12 mirror 13 with
13 with 14 frank
14 frank 16 .
15 delight 16 .

the form and face reflected in the glass satisfied her . 
1 the 2 form
2 form 3 and
3 and 4 face
4 face 5 reflected
5 reflected 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 glass
8 glass 9 satisfied
9 satisfied 10 her
10 her 11 .

the puffs and draperies of the green voile displayed to perfection the full , but not over-full , curves of her fine figure . 
1 the 3 and
1 the 11 perfection
2 puffs 3 and
3 and 4 draperies
4 draperies 5 of
5 of 6 the
6 the 8 voile
7 green 8 voile
8 voile 9 displayed
9 displayed 10 to
11 perfection 15 but
12 the 13 full
13 full 14 ,
14 , 15 but
15 but 17 over-full
16 not 17 over-full
17 over-full 23 figure
18 , 19 curves
19 curves 20 of
19 curves 22 fine
20 of 21 her
22 fine 23 figure
23 figure 24 .

she noted , too , how well the gown became her eyes , bringing out all the deeper colour in them . 
1 she 2 noted
2 noted 3 ,
2 noted 6 how
3 , 4 too
5 , 6 how
6 how 7 well
7 well 9 gown
7 well 10 became
7 well 12 eyes
8 the 9 gown
10 became 11 her
12 eyes 14 bringing
13 , 14 bringing
14 bringing 15 out
14 bringing 16 all
14 bringing 20 in
16 all 17 the
16 all 18 deeper
17 the 18 deeper
19 colour 20 in
20 in 21 them
21 them 22 .

lucinda had magnificent eyes . 
1 lucinda 2 had
2 had 3 magnificent
3 magnificent 4 eyes
4 eyes 5 .

once [romney] had written a sonnet to them in which he compared their colour to ripe blueberries . 
1 once 3 had
3 had 4 written
4 written 6 sonnet
4 written 9 in
5 a 6 sonnet
6 sonnet 7 to
6 sonnet 9 in
7 to 8 them
9 in 14 colour
10 which 11 he
11 he 12 compared
12 compared 13 their
13 their 14 colour
14 colour 15 to
15 to 18 .
16 ripe 17 blueberries
17 blueberries 18 .

" you really look very well , " remarked the real [lucinda] to the mirrored [lucinda] . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 5 very
3 really 4 look
4 look 5 very
5 very 6 well
5 very 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 remarked
9 remarked 11 real
10 the 11 real
11 real 15 mirrored
13 to 14 the
14 the 15 mirrored
15 mirrored 17 .

" nobody would think you were an old maid . 
1 " 2 nobody
2 nobody 3 would
3 would 4 think
4 think 5 you
5 you 6 were
6 were 7 an
7 an 8 old
8 old 9 maid
9 maid 10 .

but you are . 
1 but 2 you
2 you 3 are
3 are 4 .

alice [penhallow] , who is to be married to-night , was a child of five when you thought of being married fifteen years ago . 
1 alice 4 who
1 alice 10 ,
3 , 4 who
4 who 5 is
5 is 6 to
5 is 7 be
6 to 7 be
8 married 9 to-night
8 married 10 ,
10 , 11 was
11 was 13 child
12 a 13 child
13 child 14 of
14 of 15 five
15 five 17 you
16 when 17 you
17 you 21 married
18 thought 19 of
19 of 20 being
20 being 21 married
21 married 24 ago
21 married 25 .
22 fifteen 23 years
23 years 24 ago

that makes you an old maid , my dear . 
1 that 5 old
2 makes 3 you
2 makes 4 an
4 an 5 old
5 old 6 maid
6 maid 7 ,
7 , 10 .
8 my 9 dear
9 dear 10 .

she flung her train out straight and pulled on her gloves . 
1 she 2 flung
2 flung 3 her
2 flung 4 train
4 train 5 out
5 out 6 straight
5 out 9 on
6 straight 7 and
7 and 8 pulled
9 on 10 her
10 her 11 gloves
11 gloves 12 .

" [i] do hope [i] won't get any spots on this dress to-night , " she reflected . 
1 " 3 do
1 " 9 spots
3 do 4 hope
4 hope 7 get
6 won't 7 get
7 get 8 any
9 spots 10 on
9 spots 12 dress
11 this 12 dress
12 dress 15 "
13 to-night 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 17 reflected
16 she 17 reflected
17 reflected 18 .

bless [uncle] [mark] 's good , uncalculating heart ! 
1 bless 4 's
4 's 9 !
5 good 6 ,
6 , 7 uncalculating
7 uncalculating 8 heart
8 heart 9 !

how [i] would have detested it if he had given me something sensible and useful and ugly as [aunt] [emilia] would have done . " 
1 how 3 would
3 would 4 have
4 have 5 detested
5 detested 6 it
5 detested 7 if
5 detested 18 as
7 if 8 he
7 if 13 sensible
8 he 9 had
9 had 10 given
10 given 12 something
11 me 12 something
13 sensible 14 and
14 and 15 useful
15 useful 16 and
16 and 17 ugly
18 as 22 have
21 would 22 have
22 have 23 done
23 done 24 .
24 . 25 "

they all went to " young " [john] [penhallow] 's at early moonrise . 
1 they 2 all
1 they 5 "
2 all 3 went
3 went 4 to
4 to 5 "
5 " 6 young
6 young 7 "
7 " 10 's
10 's 11 at
11 at 12 early
12 early 14 .
13 moonrise 14 .

lucinda drove over the two miles of hill and dale with a youthful second cousin , by name , [carey] [penhallow] . 
1 lucinda 2 drove
2 drove 9 and
3 over 5 two
3 over 6 miles
4 the 5 two
6 miles 7 of
7 of 8 hill
8 hill 9 and
9 and 10 dale
10 dale 11 with
11 with 15 cousin
12 a 13 youthful
13 youthful 14 second
14 second 15 cousin
15 cousin 22 .
16 , 17 by
17 by 19 ,
18 name 19 ,
19 , 22 .

the wedding was quite a brilliant affair . 
1 the 2 wedding
2 wedding 3 was
3 was 4 quite
4 quite 6 brilliant
5 a 6 brilliant
6 brilliant 7 affair
7 affair 8 .

lucinda seemed to pervade the social atmosphere , and everywhere she went a little ripple of admiration trailed after her like a wave . 
1 lucinda 2 seemed
2 seemed 3 to
2 seemed 10 everywhere
3 to 6 social
4 pervade 5 the
5 the 6 social
6 social 7 atmosphere
7 atmosphere 8 ,
8 , 9 and
10 everywhere 11 she
11 she 12 went
12 went 15 ripple
13 a 14 little
13 a 15 ripple
15 ripple 16 of
16 of 17 admiration
17 admiration 18 trailed
18 trailed 19 after
19 after 24 .
20 her 24 .
21 like 23 wave
22 a 23 wave
23 wave 24 .

" [i] 'm afraid [i] 'm losing my capacity for enjoyment , " she thought , a little drearily . 
1 " 3 'm
3 'm 6 'm
4 afraid 6 'm
6 'm 13 "
7 losing 8 my
8 my 9 capacity
9 capacity 10 for
10 for 12 ,
11 enjoyment 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 she
13 " 19 drearily
14 she 15 thought
15 thought 16 ,
17 a 18 little
18 little 19 drearily
19 drearily 20 .

" yes , [i] must be growing old . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ,
3 , 5 must
5 must 6 be
6 be 7 growing
7 growing 8 old
8 old 9 .

that is what it means when social functions begin to bore you . " 
1 that 2 is
2 is 3 what
3 what 4 it
3 what 5 means
4 it 5 means
5 means 6 when
6 when 7 social
6 when 13 .
8 functions 9 begin
9 begin 10 to
10 to 11 bore
11 bore 12 you
12 you 13 .
13 . 14 "

it was that unlucky [mrs] [george] who blundered again . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 unlucky
2 was 7 who
3 that 4 unlucky
7 who 8 blundered
8 blundered 9 again
9 again 10 .

she was standing on the veranda when [carey] [penhallow] dashed up . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 standing
2 was 7 when
3 standing 4 on
4 on 5 the
5 the 6 veranda
7 when 11 up
10 dashed 11 up
11 up 12 .

" tell [lucinda] that [i] can't take her back to the [grange] . 
1 " 2 tell
2 tell 4 that
4 that 6 can't
6 can't 7 take
7 take 8 her
7 take 9 back
9 back 10 to
10 to 13 .
11 the 13 .

i have to drive [mark] and [cissy] [penhallow] to [bright] [river] to catch the two o'clock express . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 to
3 to 6 and
4 drive 6 and
6 and 9 to
6 and 13 catch
12 to 13 catch
13 catch 15 two
14 the 15 two
15 two 16 o'clock
15 two 17 express
17 express 18 .

there will be plenty of chances for her with the others . " 
1 there 2 will
2 will 3 be
3 be 6 chances
4 plenty 5 of
4 plenty 6 chances
5 of 6 chances
6 chances 7 for
6 chances 9 with
7 for 8 her
9 with 11 others
10 the 11 others
11 others 12 .
12 . 13 "

at this moment [george] [penhallow] , holding his rearing horse with difficulty , shouted for his wife . 
1 at 3 moment
1 at 6 ,
2 this 3 moment
6 , 7 holding
7 holding 9 rearing
8 his 9 rearing
9 rearing 11 with
10 horse 11 with
11 with 13 ,
12 difficulty 13 ,
13 , 17 wife
14 shouted 15 for
15 for 16 his
16 his 17 wife
17 wife 18 .

mrs [george] , all in a flurry , dashed back into the still crowded hall . 
1 mrs 3 ,
1 mrs 4 all
4 all 5 in
5 in 16 .
6 a 7 flurry
6 a 14 crowded
7 flurry 8 ,
7 flurry 13 still
8 , 9 dashed
9 dashed 10 back
10 back 11 into
12 the 13 still
14 crowded 15 hall
15 hall 16 .

exactly to whom she gave her message was never known to any of the [penhallows] . 
1 exactly 4 she
2 to 3 whom
2 to 4 she
4 she 5 gave
5 gave 6 her
6 her 7 message
7 message 8 was
8 was 9 never
9 never 10 known
10 known 11 to
11 to 12 any
12 any 13 of
13 of 16 .
14 the 16 .

thus it was that [lucinda] , when she came out to the veranda step , found herself unaccountably deserted . 
1 thus 2 it
1 thus 6 ,
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 that
6 , 9 came
7 when 8 she
8 she 9 came
9 came 10 out
9 came 11 to
11 to 13 veranda
12 the 13 veranda
13 veranda 14 step
13 veranda 16 found
14 step 15 ,
16 found 18 unaccountably
17 herself 18 unaccountably
18 unaccountably 20 .
19 deserted 20 .

plainly there was nobody to take her . 
1 plainly 2 there
2 there 3 was
3 was 4 nobody
4 nobody 5 to
5 to 6 take
6 take 7 her
7 her 8 .

lucinda was angry . 
1 lucinda 2 was
2 was 3 angry
3 angry 4 .

it is not pleasant to find yourself forgotten and neglected . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 not
2 is 4 pleasant
3 not 4 pleasant
4 pleasant 5 to
5 to 6 find
6 find 7 yourself
7 yourself 8 forgotten
8 forgotten 9 and
9 and 11 .
10 neglected 11 .

lucinda was not prepared for such a walk . 
1 lucinda 2 was
2 was 3 not
3 not 4 prepared
4 prepared 5 for
5 for 6 such
6 such 9 .
7 a 8 walk
8 walk 9 .

she had nothing on her feet save thin-soled shoes , and her only wraps were a flimsy fascinator and a short coat . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 nothing
2 had 4 on
2 had 7 save
4 on 6 feet
5 her 6 feet
7 save 9 shoes
8 thin-soled 9 shoes
9 shoes 10 ,
10 , 14 wraps
11 and 12 her
11 and 13 only
13 only 14 wraps
14 wraps 15 were
15 were 19 and
16 a 17 flimsy
16 a 18 fascinator
18 fascinator 19 and
19 and 22 coat
20 a 21 short
20 a 22 coat
21 short 22 coat
22 coat 23 .

" what a guy [i] shall look , stalking home alone in this rig , " she thought crossly . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 11 alone
2 what 4 guy
3 a 4 guy
4 guy 6 shall
6 shall 7 look
7 look 9 stalking
8 , 9 stalking
9 stalking 10 home
11 alone 12 in
11 alone 16 "
12 in 13 this
13 this 14 rig
14 rig 15 ,
16 " 17 she
17 she 20 .
18 thought 19 crossly
18 thought 20 .

there was no help for it , unless she confessed her plight to some of the stranger guests and begged a drive home . 
1 there 9 she
2 was 3 no
2 was 4 help
3 no 4 help
4 help 5 for
5 for 7 ,
6 it 7 ,
7 , 8 unless
8 unless 9 she
9 she 19 and
10 confessed 12 plight
11 her 12 plight
12 plight 13 to
13 to 14 some
14 some 15 of
15 of 18 guests
16 the 17 stranger
16 the 18 guests
18 guests 19 and
19 and 20 begged
20 begged 24 .
21 a 22 drive
22 drive 23 home
23 home 24 .

lucinda 's pride scorned such a request and the admission of neglect it involved . 
1 lucinda 2 's
2 's 3 pride
3 pride 4 scorned
4 scorned 10 admission
5 such 6 a
6 a 7 request
7 request 8 and
8 and 9 the
9 the 10 admission
10 admission 15 .
11 of 12 neglect
12 neglect 13 it
12 neglect 14 involved
14 involved 15 .

she believed that nobody had thought about her at all , which was tenfold worse than premeditated neglect . 
1 she 2 believed
2 believed 4 nobody
2 believed 5 had
3 that 4 nobody
5 had 6 thought
6 thought 7 about
6 thought 16 than
7 about 8 her
9 at 10 all
9 at 11 ,
9 at 12 which
12 which 14 tenfold
13 was 14 tenfold
14 tenfold 15 worse
15 worse 16 than
16 than 17 premeditated
17 premeditated 18 neglect
18 neglect 19 .

lucinda recognized him with a great deal of annoyance and a little relief . 
1 lucinda 2 recognized
2 recognized 4 with
3 him 4 with
4 with 7 deal
5 a 6 great
6 great 7 deal
7 deal 8 of
8 of 10 and
9 annoyance 10 and
10 and 13 relief
11 a 12 little
11 a 13 relief
13 relief 14 .

she would not have to walk home alone . 
1 she 2 would
2 would 3 not
3 not 4 have
4 have 5 to
5 to 6 walk
6 walk 7 home
7 home 8 alone
8 alone 9 .

but [with] [romney] [penhallow] ! 
1 but 5 !

would he think she had contrived it so purposely ? 
1 would 2 he
2 he 3 think
3 think 4 she
4 she 5 had
5 had 6 contrived
6 contrived 7 it
6 contrived 8 so
8 so 9 purposely
9 purposely 10 ?

romney silently opened the gate for her , silently latched it behind her , and silently fell into step beside her . 
1 romney 3 opened
1 romney 8 ,
2 silently 3 opened
3 opened 5 gate
4 the 5 gate
5 gate 6 for
6 for 7 her
8 , 9 silently
9 silently 10 latched
10 latched 11 it
10 latched 12 behind
10 latched 15 and
12 behind 13 her
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 silently
15 and 17 fell
16 silently 17 fell
17 fell 18 into
18 into 19 step
19 step 20 beside
20 beside 22 .
21 her 22 .

at first [lucinda] felt angrier than ever . 
1 at 2 first
2 first 4 felt
4 felt 5 angrier
5 angrier 6 than
6 than 7 ever
7 ever 8 .

what a ridiculous situation ! 
1 what 5 !
2 a 3 ridiculous
3 ridiculous 4 situation
4 situation 5 !

how the [penhallows] would laugh over it ! 
1 how 5 laugh
2 the 4 would
4 would 5 laugh
5 laugh 8 !
6 over 7 it
6 over 8 !

as for [romney] , he , too , was angry with the trick impish chance had played him . 
1 as 2 for
1 as 13 trick
2 for 8 ,
4 , 5 he
4 , 6 ,
6 , 7 too
6 , 8 ,
8 , 10 angry
9 was 10 angry
11 with 12 the
12 the 13 trick
13 trick 14 impish
14 impish 15 chance
15 chance 16 had
16 had 17 played
17 played 19 .
18 him 19 .

would she think he had schemed for it ? 
1 would 2 she
2 she 3 think
3 think 4 he
4 he 5 had
5 had 6 schemed
6 schemed 7 for
7 for 8 it
8 it 9 ?

and how the deuce did she come to be walking home from the wedding at all ? 
1 and 2 how
1 and 3 the
3 the 4 deuce
4 deuce 7 come
5 did 6 she
6 she 7 come
7 come 8 to
8 to 9 be
9 be 11 home
9 be 17 ?
10 walking 11 home
11 home 12 from
12 from 13 the
13 the 14 wedding
14 wedding 16 all
15 at 16 all

she was even smiling a little maliciously under her fascinator . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 even
3 even 4 smiling
4 smiling 5 a
5 a 6 little
5 a 7 maliciously
7 maliciously 8 under
8 under 11 .
9 her 10 fascinator
10 fascinator 11 .

the lane was a place of enchantment a long , moonlit colonnade adown which beguiling wood nymphs might have footed it featly . 
1 the 2 lane
1 the 5 place
2 lane 3 was
3 was 4 a
5 place 6 of
6 of 7 enchantment
7 enchantment 13 adown
8 a 9 long
9 long 10 ,
9 long 12 colonnade
10 , 11 moonlit
12 colonnade 13 adown
13 adown 15 beguiling
14 which 15 beguiling
15 beguiling 16 wood
16 wood 23 .
17 nymphs 18 might
18 might 19 have
19 have 20 footed
20 footed 21 it
21 it 22 featly
22 featly 23 .

the moonshine fell through the arching boughs and made a mosaic of silver light and clear-cut shadow for the unfriendly lovers to walk in . 
1 the 8 and
2 moonshine 3 fell
3 fell 4 through
4 through 7 boughs
5 the 6 arching
5 the 7 boughs
7 boughs 8 and
8 and 16 clear-cut
9 made 11 mosaic
10 a 11 mosaic
11 mosaic 12 of
12 of 13 silver
13 silver 14 light
13 silver 15 and
15 and 16 clear-cut
16 clear-cut 20 unfriendly
17 shadow 18 for
18 for 19 the
19 the 20 unfriendly
20 unfriendly 25 .
21 lovers 23 walk
22 to 23 walk
23 walk 24 in
24 in 25 .

on either side was the hovering gloom of the woods , and around them was a great silence unstirred by wind or murmur . 
1 on 2 either
2 either 3 side
2 either 6 hovering
3 side 4 was
5 the 6 hovering
6 hovering 10 woods
7 gloom 8 of
8 of 9 the
9 the 10 woods
10 woods 12 and
11 , 12 and
12 and 19 unstirred
13 around 14 them
13 around 15 was
15 was 18 silence
16 a 17 great
17 great 18 silence
18 silence 19 unstirred
19 unstirred 20 by
20 by 24 .
21 wind 22 or
22 or 23 murmur
23 murmur 24 .

midway in the lane [lucinda] was attacked by a sentimental recollection . 
1 midway 2 in
2 in 3 the
3 the 4 lane
4 lane 6 was
6 was 7 attacked
7 attacked 8 by
8 by 11 recollection
9 a 10 sentimental
9 a 11 recollection
11 recollection 12 .

it had been moonlight then too , and [lucinda] checked a sigh they had walked hand in hand . 
1 it 2 had
2 had 7 ,
3 been 4 moonlight
4 moonlight 5 then
5 then 6 too
6 too 7 ,
7 , 14 had
8 and 10 checked
10 checked 12 sigh
11 a 12 sigh
12 sigh 13 they
13 they 14 had
14 had 16 hand
15 walked 16 hand
16 hand 17 in
17 in 19 .
18 hand 19 .

just here , by the big gray beech , he had stopped her and kissed her . 
1 just 2 here
1 just 3 ,
1 just 10 he
3 , 4 by
5 the 6 big
6 big 7 gray
7 gray 9 ,
7 gray 10 he
8 beech 9 ,
10 he 11 had
11 had 14 and
12 stopped 13 her
12 stopped 14 and
14 and 15 kissed
15 kissed 17 .
16 her 17 .

lucinda wondered if he were thinking of it , too , and stole a look at him from under the lace border of her fascinator . 
1 lucinda 2 wondered
2 wondered 3 if
3 if 4 he
3 if 9 ,
4 he 9 ,
5 were 6 thinking
5 were 9 ,
6 thinking 7 of
7 of 8 it
9 , 10 too
10 too 11 ,
10 too 13 stole
11 , 12 and
13 stole 15 look
14 a 15 look
15 look 16 at
16 at 26 .
17 him 18 from
18 from 19 under
19 under 22 border
20 the 21 lace
20 the 22 border
22 border 23 of
23 of 25 fascinator
24 her 25 fascinator
25 fascinator 26 .

lucinda checked another sigh , gathered up an escaped flutter of voile , and marched on . 
1 lucinda 2 checked
1 lucinda 5 ,
2 checked 4 sigh
3 another 4 sigh
5 , 6 gathered
6 gathered 10 flutter
7 up 8 an
8 an 10 flutter
9 escaped 10 flutter
10 flutter 11 of
11 of 12 voile
12 voile 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 marched
15 marched 16 on
16 on 17 .

when [lucinda] and [romney] arrived at the brook they gazed at the brawling water blankly . 
1 when 8 brook
3 and 5 arrived
5 arrived 6 at
6 at 7 the
7 the 8 brook
8 brook 10 gazed
9 they 10 gazed
10 gazed 11 at
11 at 12 the
12 the 13 brawling
13 brawling 15 blankly
14 water 15 blankly
15 blankly 16 .

lucinda remembered that she must not speak to [romney] just in time to prevent an exclamation of dismay . 
1 lucinda 2 remembered
1 lucinda 5 must
2 remembered 3 that
3 that 4 she
5 must 6 not
5 must 14 prevent
6 not 7 speak
7 speak 8 to
10 just 11 in
10 just 12 time
12 time 13 to
13 to 14 prevent
14 prevent 16 exclamation
15 an 16 exclamation
16 exclamation 19 .
17 of 18 dismay
18 dismay 19 .

there was no tree ! 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 no
3 no 4 tree
4 tree 5 !

there was no bridge of any kind over the brook ! 
1 there 2 was
2 was 4 bridge
3 no 4 bridge
4 bridge 5 of
5 of 6 any
6 any 7 kind
7 kind 8 over
8 over 10 brook
9 the 10 brook
10 brook 11 !

here was a predicament ! 
1 here 2 was
2 was 5 !
3 a 4 predicament
4 predicament 5 !

lucinda gasped helplessly . 
1 lucinda 2 gasped
2 gasped 3 helplessly
3 helplessly 4 .

she could not forbid him and she was so choked with rage over his presumption that she could not have spoken in any case . 
1 she 4 forbid
2 could 3 not
3 not 4 forbid
4 forbid 6 and
5 him 6 and
6 and 13 over
7 she 8 was
8 was 10 choked
9 so 10 choked
10 choked 11 with
11 with 12 rage
12 rage 13 over
13 over 15 presumption
14 his 15 presumption
15 presumption 16 that
15 presumption 24 case
16 that 18 could
17 she 18 could
18 could 19 not
19 not 20 have
20 have 21 spoken
21 spoken 22 in
22 in 23 any
24 case 25 .

then came the catastrophe . 
1 then 2 came
2 came 3 the
3 the 4 catastrophe
4 catastrophe 5 .

lucinda was the first to regain her feet . 
1 lucinda 2 was
2 was 4 first
3 the 4 first
4 first 5 to
5 to 6 regain
6 regain 7 her
7 her 8 feet
8 feet 9 .

about her clung in heart-breaking limpness the ruined voile . 
1 about 2 her
1 about 3 clung
3 clung 4 in
4 in 5 heart-breaking
5 heart-breaking 6 limpness
6 limpness 7 the
7 the 10 .
8 ruined 9 voile
9 voile 10 .

the remembrance of all her wrongs that night rushed over her soul , and her eyes blazed in the moonlight . 
1 the 2 remembrance
2 remembrance 3 of
2 remembrance 9 rushed
3 of 4 all
4 all 5 her
4 all 8 night
6 wrongs 7 that
7 that 8 night
9 rushed 14 and
10 over 11 her
10 over 14 and
11 her 12 soul
13 , 14 and
14 and 16 eyes
15 her 16 eyes
16 eyes 20 moonlight
17 blazed 18 in
18 in 19 the
19 the 20 moonlight
20 moonlight 21 .

lucinda [penhallow] had never been so angry in her life . 
1 lucinda 3 had
3 had 4 never
4 never 5 been
5 been 7 angry
6 so 7 angry
7 angry 8 in
8 in 9 her
9 her 10 life
10 life 11 .

" [you] [d] [d] [idiot] ! " she said , in a voice that literally shook with rage . 
1 " 9 said
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 she
7 " 9 said
9 said 11 in
10 , 11 in
11 in 13 voice
12 a 13 voice
13 voice 14 that
13 voice 15 literally
14 that 15 literally
15 literally 19 .
16 shook 17 with
17 with 18 rage
18 rage 19 .

romney meekly scrambled up the bank after her . 
1 romney 2 meekly
2 meekly 3 scrambled
3 scrambled 4 up
4 up 5 the
5 the 6 bank
6 bank 7 after
7 after 8 her
8 her 9 .

" it was wretchedly clumsy of me , but that pebble turned right under my foot . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 4 wretchedly
2 it 3 was
4 wretchedly 9 but
5 clumsy 6 of
5 clumsy 8 ,
6 of 7 me
8 , 9 but
9 but 11 pebble
10 that 11 pebble
11 pebble 12 turned
12 turned 14 under
13 right 14 under
14 under 16 foot
15 my 16 foot
16 foot 17 .

please forgive me for that and for other things . " 
1 please 2 forgive
2 forgive 3 me
2 forgive 6 and
4 for 5 that
4 for 6 and
6 and 7 for
7 for 8 other
8 other 9 things
9 things 10 .
10 . 11 "

lucinda [deigned] no answer [.] 
1 lucinda 4 answer
3 no 4 answer

she stood on a flat stone and wrung the water from the poor green voile . 
1 she 3 on
1 she 7 and
2 stood 3 on
4 a 5 flat
5 flat 6 stone
6 stone 7 and
7 and 8 wrung
8 wrung 10 water
9 the 10 water
10 water 11 from
11 from 12 the
12 the 15 voile
13 poor 14 green
14 green 15 voile
15 voile 16 .

romney surveyed her apprehensively . 
1 romney 2 surveyed
2 surveyed 3 her
2 surveyed 4 apprehensively
4 apprehensively 5 .

" hurry , [lucinda] , " he entreated . 
1 " 2 hurry
2 hurry 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 he
7 he 8 entreated
8 entreated 9 .

" you will catch your death of cold . " 
1 " 3 will
2 you 3 will
3 will 4 catch
4 catch 5 your
5 your 6 death
6 death 7 of
7 of 8 cold
8 cold 9 .
9 . 10 "

" [i] never take cold , " answered [lucinda] , with chattering teeth . 
1 " 3 never
3 never 4 take
4 take 7 "
5 cold 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 answered
8 answered 11 with
10 , 11 with
11 with 14 .
12 chattering 13 teeth
13 teeth 14 .

" and it is my dress [i] am thinking of was thinking of . 
1 " 2 and
2 and 3 it
2 and 11 was
3 it 4 is
4 is 5 my
5 my 6 dress
6 dress 10 of
8 am 9 thinking
9 thinking 10 of
11 was 12 thinking
12 thinking 13 of
13 of 14 .

you have more need to hurry . 
1 you 2 have
2 have 3 more
3 more 4 need
4 need 5 to
5 to 6 hurry
6 hurry 7 .

you are sopping wet yourself and you know you are subject to colds . 
1 you 2 are
1 you 6 and
2 are 3 sopping
3 sopping 5 yourself
4 wet 5 yourself
6 and 7 you
6 and 10 are
7 you 8 know
8 know 9 you
10 are 11 subject
11 subject 12 to
12 to 14 .
13 colds 14 .

there come . " 
1 there 2 come
2 come 3 .
3 . 4 "

romney came up to her and slipped his arm through hers in the old way . 
1 romney 2 came
2 came 3 up
3 up 4 to
3 up 10 through
4 to 5 her
6 and 7 slipped
7 slipped 8 his
8 his 9 arm
9 arm 10 through
10 through 11 hers
11 hers 12 in
12 in 16 .
13 the 14 old
14 old 15 way
15 way 16 .

for a time they walked along in silence . 
1 for 3 time
2 a 3 time
3 time 4 they
4 they 5 walked
5 walked 6 along
6 along 7 in
7 in 8 silence
8 silence 9 .

then [lucinda] began to shake with inward laughter . 
1 then 3 began
3 began 4 to
4 to 5 shake
5 shake 6 with
6 with 7 inward
7 inward 8 laughter
8 laughter 9 .

" you are thinking of [that] , " she cried , " and [i] am thinking of it . 
1 " 2 you
1 " 10 cried
2 you 5 of
3 are 4 thinking
4 thinking 5 of
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 she
9 she 10 cried
10 cried 11 ,
10 cried 13 and
11 , 12 "
13 and 15 am
15 am 16 thinking
16 thinking 17 of
16 thinking 19 .
17 of 18 it

and we will go on , thinking of it at intervals for the rest of our lives . 
1 and 2 we
1 and 3 will
3 will 4 go
4 go 5 on
4 go 7 thinking
5 on 6 ,
7 thinking 8 of
7 thinking 12 for
8 of 9 it
10 at 11 intervals
11 intervals 12 for
12 for 14 rest
13 the 14 rest
14 rest 15 of
15 of 16 our
16 our 17 lives
17 lives 18 .

but if you ever mention it to me [i] 'll never forgive you , [romney] [penhallow] ! " 
1 but 2 if
1 but 10 'll
2 if 4 ever
3 you 4 ever
4 ever 5 mention
5 mention 6 it
6 it 7 to
7 to 8 me
10 'll 11 never
11 never 12 forgive
12 forgive 13 you
12 forgive 14 ,
14 , 17 !
17 ! 18 "

" [i] never will , " [romney] promised . 
1 " 3 never
3 never 4 will
4 will 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 8 promised
8 promised 9 .

there was more than a suspicion of laughter in his voice this time , but [lucinda] did not choose to resent it . 
1 there 11 voice
2 was 3 more
3 more 4 than
4 than 5 a
4 than 6 suspicion
6 suspicion 7 of
6 suspicion 8 laughter
8 laughter 9 in
9 in 10 his
10 his 11 voice
11 voice 19 choose
12 this 13 time
13 time 14 ,
14 , 15 but
15 but 17 did
17 did 18 not
18 not 19 choose
19 choose 20 to
20 to 21 resent
21 resent 23 .
22 it 23 .

she did not speak again until they reached the [grange] gate . 
1 she 2 did
2 did 4 speak
3 not 4 speak
4 speak 5 again
5 again 7 they
6 until 7 they
7 they 11 gate
8 reached 9 the
9 the 11 gate
11 gate 12 .

then she faced him solemnly . 
1 then 2 she
2 she 3 faced
3 faced 4 him
4 him 5 solemnly
5 solemnly 6 .

" it was a case of atavism , " she said . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 3 was
2 it 3 was
3 was 5 case
4 a 5 case
5 case 6 of
6 of 8 ,
7 atavism 8 ,
8 , 10 she
9 " 10 she
10 she 11 said
11 said 12 .

" old [grandfather] [gordon] was to blame for it . " 
1 " 2 old
2 old 5 was
5 was 6 to
6 to 7 blame
7 blame 8 for
8 for 9 it
9 it 10 .
10 . 11 "

at the [grange] almost everybody was in bed . 
1 at 5 everybody
2 the 4 almost
4 almost 5 everybody
5 everybody 6 was
6 was 7 in
7 in 8 bed
8 bed 9 .

mrs [frederick] , [mrs] [nathaniel] and [mrs] [george] alone were up . 
1 mrs 3 ,
3 , 6 and
6 and 9 alone
9 alone 12 .
10 were 11 up
11 up 12 .

" [lucinda] [penhallow] ! " gasped they , one and all . 
1 " 4 !
4 ! 5 "
4 ! 7 they
5 " 6 gasped
7 they 8 ,
8 , 10 and
9 one 10 and
10 and 12 .
11 all 12 .

" [i] was left to walk home , " said [lucinda] coolly . 
1 " 3 was
3 was 4 left
4 left 6 walk
5 to 6 walk
6 walk 9 "
7 home 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 13 .
10 said 12 coolly
12 coolly 13 .

" [so] [romney] and [i] came across the fields . 
1 " 4 and
4 and 6 came
6 came 7 across
7 across 8 the
8 the 9 fields
9 fields 10 .

there was no bridge over the brook , and when he was carrying me over he slipped and we fell in . 
1 there 7 brook
2 was 3 no
2 was 4 bridge
4 bridge 5 over
5 over 6 the
6 the 7 brook
7 brook 12 was
8 , 9 and
9 and 11 he
10 when 11 he
11 he 12 was
12 was 14 me
13 carrying 14 me
14 me 18 and
15 over 16 he
16 he 17 slipped
17 slipped 18 and
18 and 20 fell
19 we 20 fell
20 fell 21 in
21 in 22 .

that is all . 
1 that 2 is
2 is 3 all
3 all 4 .

no , [cecilia] , [i] never take cold , so don't worry . 
1 no 2 ,
2 , 7 take
4 , 6 never
6 never 7 take
7 take 8 cold
8 cold 9 ,
9 , 10 so
10 so 11 don't
11 don't 12 worry
12 worry 13 .

yes , my dress is ruined , but that is of no consequence . 
1 yes 2 ,
1 yes 6 ruined
2 , 4 dress
3 my 4 dress
4 dress 5 is
6 ruined 7 ,
7 , 8 but
8 but 9 that
8 but 10 is
9 that 10 is
10 is 11 of
11 of 12 no
12 no 13 consequence
13 consequence 14 .

no , thank you , [cecilia] , [i] do not care for a hot drink . 
1 no 2 ,
1 no 9 do
2 , 3 thank
3 thank 4 you
4 you 5 ,
7 , 9 do
9 do 10 not
10 not 11 care
11 care 12 for
12 for 14 hot
13 a 14 hot
14 hot 15 drink
15 drink 16 .

romney , do go and take off those wet clothes of yours immediately . 
1 romney 2 ,
1 romney 5 and
2 , 3 do
4 go 5 and
5 and 6 take
6 take 7 off
7 off 9 wet
8 those 9 wet
9 wet 10 clothes
10 clothes 11 of
10 clothes 12 yours
12 yours 13 immediately
13 immediately 14 .

no , [cecilia] , [i] will [not] take a hot footbath . 
1 no 2 ,
2 , 8 take
4 , 6 will
6 will 8 take
8 take 10 hot
9 a 10 hot
10 hot 11 footbath
11 footbath 12 .

i am going straight to bed . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 going
3 going 4 straight
4 straight 5 to
5 to 6 bed
6 bed 7 .

good night . " 
1 good 2 night
2 night 3 .
3 . 4 "

when the door closed on the pair the three sisters-in-law stared at each other . 
1 when 3 door
2 the 3 door
3 door 4 closed
4 closed 7 pair
5 on 6 the
6 the 7 pair
7 pair 10 sisters-in-law
8 the 9 three
8 the 10 sisters-in-law
10 sisters-in-law 11 stared
11 stared 12 at
12 at 15 .
13 each 14 other
14 other 15 .

mrs [frederick] , feeling herself incapable of expressing her sensations originally , took refuge in a quotation : 
1 mrs 3 ,
3 , 4 feeling
4 feeling 5 herself
5 herself 6 incapable
5 herself 10 sensations
6 incapable 7 of
7 of 8 expressing
9 her 10 sensations
10 sensations 15 in
11 originally 12 ,
11 originally 14 refuge
12 , 13 took
14 refuge 15 in
15 in 17 quotation
16 a 17 quotation
17 quotation 18 :

" ['do] [i] sleep , do [i] dream , do [i] wonder and doubt ? 
1 " 6 do
4 sleep 5 ,
5 , 6 do
6 do 9 ,
8 dream 9 ,
9 , 10 do
10 do 12 wonder
12 wonder 13 and
13 and 14 doubt
14 doubt 15 ?

is things what they seem , or is visions about ? ' " 
1 is 2 things
1 is 7 or
2 things 3 what
3 what 4 they
4 they 5 seem
5 seem 6 ,
7 or 8 is
8 is 9 visions
8 is 10 about
10 about 13 "
11 ? 12 '
12 ' 13 "

" there will be another [penhallow] wedding soon , " said [mrs] [nathaniel] , with a long breath . 
1 " 2 there
1 " 5 another
2 there 3 will
3 will 4 be
5 another 9 ,
7 wedding 8 soon
8 soon 9 ,
9 , 11 said
10 " 11 said
11 said 14 ,
14 , 19 .
15 with 18 breath
16 a 17 long
16 a 18 breath
18 breath 19 .

" [lucinda] has spoken to [romney] [at] [last] . " 
1 " 3 has
3 has 4 spoken
4 spoken 5 to
5 to 9 .
9 . 10 "

" oh , [what] do you suppose she said to him ? " cried [mrs] [george] . 
1 " 3 ,
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 7 suppose
5 do 6 you
6 you 7 suppose
7 suppose 8 she
7 suppose 12 ?
8 she 9 said
9 said 10 to
10 to 11 him
12 ? 14 cried
13 " 14 cried
14 cried 17 .

" my dear [cecilia] , " said [mrs] [frederick] , " we shall never know . " 
1 " 7 said
2 my 3 dear
3 dear 5 ,
5 , 6 "
5 , 7 said
7 said 10 ,
10 , 13 shall
11 " 12 we
12 we 13 shall
13 shall 14 never
14 never 15 know
15 know 16 .
15 know 17 "
16 . 17 "

they never did know . 
1 they 2 never
2 never 3 did
3 did 4 know
4 know 5 .

[vi] [.] 

[old] [man] [shaw] ['s] [girl] 

" day after to-morrow day after to-morrow , " said [old] [man] [shaw] , rubbing his long slender hands together gleefully . 
1 " 3 after
1 " 6 after
2 day 3 after
3 after 5 day
4 to-morrow 5 day
6 after 9 "
7 to-morrow 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 14 ,
10 said 14 ,
14 , 15 rubbing
15 rubbing 19 hands
16 his 17 long
16 his 19 hands
17 long 18 slender
19 hands 22 .
20 together 21 gleefully
21 gleefully 22 .

" [i] have to keep saying it over and over , so as to really believe it . 
1 " 3 have
3 have 5 keep
4 to 5 keep
5 keep 6 saying
6 saying 7 it
6 saying 8 over
6 saying 14 to
8 over 9 and
9 and 10 over
10 over 11 ,
12 so 13 as
13 as 14 to
14 to 15 really
15 really 16 believe
16 believe 17 it
17 it 18 .

it seems far too good to be true that [i] 'm to have [blossom] again . 
1 it 2 seems
2 seems 3 far
2 seems 7 be
3 far 4 too
5 good 6 to
6 to 7 be
7 be 8 true
8 true 9 that
9 that 11 'm
11 'm 12 to
12 to 13 have
13 have 15 again
15 again 16 .

and everything is ready . 
1 and 2 everything
2 everything 3 is
3 is 4 ready
4 ready 5 .

yes , [i] think everything is ready , except a bit of cooking . 
1 yes 2 ,
2 , 4 think
4 think 5 everything
5 everything 9 except
6 is 7 ready
7 ready 8 ,
8 , 9 except
9 except 11 bit
10 a 11 bit
11 bit 12 of
12 of 13 cooking
13 cooking 14 .

and won't this orchard be a surprise to her ! 
1 and 2 won't
1 and 4 orchard
3 this 4 orchard
4 orchard 5 be
5 be 7 surprise
6 a 7 surprise
7 surprise 8 to
8 to 9 her
9 her 10 !

i 'm just going to bring her out here as soon as [i] can , never saying a word . 
1 i 4 going
2 'm 3 just
2 'm 4 going
4 going 9 here
5 to 6 bring
6 bring 8 out
6 bring 9 here
7 her 8 out
9 here 11 soon
10 as 11 soon
11 soon 12 as
12 as 14 can
14 can 15 ,
15 , 16 never
16 never 19 word
17 saying 18 a
18 a 19 word
19 word 20 .

why , daddy ! ' " 
1 why 2 ,
2 , 3 daddy
3 daddy 4 !
4 ! 5 '
5 ' 6 "

he rubbed his hands again and laughed softly to himself . 
1 he 2 rubbed
2 rubbed 3 his
3 his 4 hands
4 hands 6 and
5 again 6 and
6 and 7 laughed
7 laughed 8 softly
7 laughed 9 to
9 to 11 .
10 himself 11 .

he was a tall , bent old man , whose hair was snow white , but whose face was fresh and rosy . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 7 old
3 a 4 tall
3 a 7 old
4 tall 5 ,
5 , 6 bent
7 old 14 white
8 man 9 ,
9 , 11 hair
9 , 12 was
10 whose 11 hair
12 was 13 snow
13 snow 14 white
14 white 15 ,
15 , 18 face
15 , 21 and
16 but 17 whose
17 whose 18 face
18 face 19 was
19 was 20 fresh
20 fresh 21 and
21 and 22 rosy
22 rosy 23 .

to be sure , [white] [sands] people would not have given you the most favourable opinion in the world of [old] [man] [shaw] . 
1 to 3 sure
1 to 4 ,
1 to 7 people
2 be 3 sure
7 people 8 would
8 would 9 not
8 would 14 most
9 not 10 have
10 have 11 given
11 given 12 you
13 the 14 most
14 most 17 in
15 favourable 16 opinion
16 opinion 17 in
17 in 19 world
18 the 19 world
19 world 20 of
20 of 24 .

perhaps it was true ; but the old farm yielded him a living , and further than that [old] [man] [shaw] had no ambition . 
1 perhaps 10 yielded
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 true
4 true 5 ;
5 ; 6 but
6 but 9 farm
7 the 9 farm
8 old 9 farm
9 farm 10 yielded
10 yielded 11 him
11 him 15 and
12 a 13 living
13 living 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 further
16 further 17 than
17 than 18 that
17 than 22 had
22 had 24 ambition
22 had 25 .
23 no 24 ambition

he was as blithe as a pilgrim on a pathway climbing to the west . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 4 blithe
2 was 5 as
3 as 4 blithe
5 as 7 pilgrim
6 a 7 pilgrim
7 pilgrim 8 on
8 on 10 pathway
9 a 10 pathway
10 pathway 11 climbing
10 pathway 12 to
12 to 13 the
13 the 14 west
14 west 15 .

what if he had not " improved " his farm ? 
1 what 3 he
2 if 3 he
3 he 4 had
4 had 5 not
4 had 7 improved
5 not 6 "
7 improved 8 "
8 " 9 his
9 his 10 farm
10 farm 11 ?

fruit trees would never grow near it , and this had been a great grief to [sara] . 
1 fruit 2 trees
2 trees 5 grow
3 would 4 never
3 would 5 grow
5 grow 6 near
6 near 8 ,
7 it 8 ,
8 , 12 been
9 and 10 this
10 this 11 had
11 had 12 been
12 been 15 grief
13 a 14 great
13 a 15 grief
15 grief 16 to
16 to 18 .

his neighbours laughed at him , and said that the fruit of an orchard so far away from the house would all be stolen . 
1 his 2 neighbours
2 neighbours 7 and
3 laughed 4 at
3 laughed 7 and
5 him 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 said
8 said 9 that
9 that 14 orchard
9 that 24 stolen
10 the 11 fruit
11 fruit 12 of
11 fruit 14 orchard
12 of 13 an
15 so 16 far
16 far 17 away
17 away 20 house
18 from 19 the
19 the 20 house
20 house 21 would
20 house 24 stolen
21 would 23 be
22 all 23 be
24 stolen 25 .

but as yet there was no fruit , and when the time came for bearing there would be enough and to spare . 
1 but 3 yet
1 but 4 there
2 as 3 yet
4 there 9 and
5 was 6 no
5 was 9 and
7 fruit 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 18 be
10 when 12 time
11 the 12 time
12 time 13 came
13 came 14 for
14 for 15 bearing
15 bearing 16 there
16 there 17 would
17 would 18 be
18 be 19 enough
19 enough 20 and
20 and 23 .
21 to 22 spare
22 spare 23 .

he knew every word of it by heart , but that did not spoil the pleasure of re-reading it every half-hour . 
1 he 2 knew
2 knew 4 word
2 knew 7 by
3 every 4 word
4 word 5 of
5 of 6 it
7 by 9 ,
8 heart 9 ,
9 , 11 that
10 but 11 that
11 that 14 spoil
12 did 14 spoil
13 not 14 spoil
14 spoil 16 pleasure
15 the 16 pleasure
16 pleasure 17 of
17 of 18 re-reading
18 re-reading 19 it
19 it 20 every
20 every 22 .
21 half-hour 22 .

" the last woman in the world for a farmer 's wife no strength or get-up about her . " 
1 " 2 the
2 the 3 last
3 last 4 woman
4 woman 5 in
5 in 7 world
6 the 7 world
7 world 8 for
8 for 10 farmer
9 a 10 farmer
10 farmer 11 's
11 's 12 wife
12 wife 13 no
12 wife 14 strength
14 strength 20 "
15 or 16 get-up
15 or 19 .
16 get-up 17 about
17 about 18 her
19 . 20 "

neither could [white] [sands] folk understand what on earth [sara] [glover] [had] married him for . 
1 neither 2 could
2 could 5 folk
5 folk 9 earth
6 understand 7 what
7 what 8 on
8 on 9 earth
9 earth 13 married
13 married 14 him
14 him 15 for
15 for 16 .

" well , the fool crop was the only one that never failed . " 
1 " 2 well
1 " 3 ,
3 , 7 was
4 the 5 fool
5 fool 6 crop
6 crop 7 was
7 was 10 one
8 the 9 only
8 the 10 one
10 one 11 that
10 one 13 failed
11 that 12 never
12 never 13 failed
13 failed 14 .
14 . 15 "

he would give his baby to no one . 
1 he 2 would
2 would 3 give
3 give 4 his
4 his 5 baby
5 baby 6 to
6 to 9 .
7 no 8 one
8 one 9 .

a woman was hired to look after the house , but it was the father who cared for the baby in the main . 
1 a 2 woman
1 a 6 look
2 woman 3 was
3 was 4 hired
4 hired 5 to
6 look 7 after
7 after 13 was
8 the 9 house
9 house 10 ,
10 , 11 but
11 but 12 it
11 but 13 was
13 was 17 cared
14 the 15 father
15 father 16 who
16 who 17 cared
17 cared 18 for
18 for 20 baby
19 the 20 baby
20 baby 21 in
20 baby 24 .
21 in 22 the
22 the 23 main

he was as tender and faithful and deft as a woman . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 5 and
3 as 4 tender
4 tender 5 and
5 and 6 faithful
6 faithful 7 and
7 and 8 deft
8 deft 9 as
9 as 11 woman
10 a 11 woman
11 woman 12 .

she had a way of embroidering life with stars . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 4 way
3 a 4 way
4 way 5 of
5 of 6 embroidering
6 embroidering 7 life
7 life 8 with
8 with 9 stars
9 stars 10 .

she was dowered with all the charming characteristics of both parents , with a resilient vitality and activity which had pertained to neither of them . 
1 she 16 vitality
2 was 3 dowered
3 dowered 4 with
3 dowered 13 with
4 with 5 all
5 all 8 characteristics
6 the 8 characteristics
7 charming 8 characteristics
8 characteristics 9 of
9 of 10 both
10 both 11 parents
11 parents 12 ,
13 with 14 a
13 with 15 resilient
15 resilient 16 vitality
16 vitality 17 and
17 and 18 activity
17 and 20 had
18 activity 19 which
20 had 21 pertained
21 pertained 22 to
22 to 23 neither
23 neither 24 of
24 of 25 them
25 them 26 .

sara never went to school , but her father saw to her education after a fashion of his own . 
1 sara 6 ,
2 never 3 went
3 went 4 to
3 went 6 ,
4 to 5 school
6 , 10 saw
7 but 8 her
7 but 9 father
8 her 9 father
9 father 10 saw
10 saw 11 to
11 to 13 education
12 her 13 education
13 education 17 of
14 after 16 fashion
15 a 16 fashion
16 fashion 17 of
17 of 20 .
18 his 19 own
19 own 20 .

never was comradeship more perfect or more wholly satisfactory . 
1 never 2 was
2 was 3 comradeship
2 was 4 more
4 more 6 or
5 perfect 6 or
6 or 10 .
7 more 8 wholly
7 more 10 .
8 wholly 9 satisfactory

" just wrapped up in each other , " said [white] [sands] folk , half-enviously , half-disapprovingly . 
1 " 3 wrapped
1 " 13 folk
2 just 3 wrapped
3 wrapped 4 up
4 up 5 in
5 in 6 each
6 each 7 other
7 other 8 ,
8 , 10 said
9 " 10 said
13 folk 15 half-enviously
14 , 15 half-enviously
15 half-enviously 16 ,
16 , 18 .
17 half-disapprovingly 18 .

she bombarded [old] [man] [shaw] with such arguments that he had to succumb . 
1 she 2 bombarded
2 bombarded 6 with
6 with 8 arguments
7 such 8 arguments
8 arguments 9 that
9 that 11 had
10 he 11 had
11 had 12 to
12 to 13 succumb
13 succumb 14 .

" let me take her with me and send her to a good school for a few years . 
1 " 2 let
1 " 8 and
2 let 3 me
4 take 5 her
4 take 6 with
4 take 8 and
6 with 7 me
8 and 9 send
9 send 10 her
9 send 11 to
11 to 14 school
12 a 13 good
12 a 14 school
13 good 14 school
14 school 15 for
15 for 18 years
16 a 17 few
17 few 18 years
18 years 19 .

then , if she wishes , she may come back to you , of course . " 
1 then 2 ,
1 then 4 she
3 if 4 she
4 she 6 ,
5 wishes 6 ,
6 , 9 come
7 she 8 may
8 may 9 come
9 come 10 back
10 back 11 to
11 to 13 ,
12 you 13 ,
13 , 17 "
14 of 15 course
15 course 16 .
16 . 17 "

everything , even her own feelings , must give way to that . 
1 everything 2 ,
1 everything 3 even
3 even 5 own
4 her 5 own
5 own 8 must
6 feelings 7 ,
7 , 8 must
8 must 9 give
9 give 10 way
10 way 11 to
10 way 13 .
11 to 12 that

but she was to come back to him without let or hindrance when her " schooling " was done . 
1 but 2 she
2 she 3 was
3 was 5 come
4 to 5 come
5 come 6 back
6 back 7 to
7 to 11 or
8 him 9 without
8 him 11 or
9 without 10 let
11 or 12 hindrance
11 or 13 when
13 when 16 schooling
13 when 18 was
14 her 15 "
14 her 16 schooling
16 schooling 17 "
16 schooling 18 was
18 was 20 .
19 done 20 .

it was only on having this most clearly understood that [sara] would consent to go at all . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 only
2 was 7 most
3 only 6 this
4 on 5 having
5 having 6 this
7 most 8 clearly
7 most 9 understood
8 clearly 9 understood
9 understood 10 that
10 that 13 consent
12 would 13 consent
13 consent 15 go
14 to 15 go
15 go 16 at
16 at 18 .
17 all 18 .

her last words , called back to her father through her tears as she and her aunt drove down the lane , were , 
1 her 2 last
1 her 3 words
3 words 4 ,
4 , 5 called
5 called 9 father
5 called 13 as
6 back 7 to
7 to 8 her
8 her 9 father
9 father 10 through
10 through 11 her
11 her 12 tears
13 as 14 she
13 as 24 ,
14 she 15 and
15 and 17 aunt
15 and 23 were
16 her 17 aunt
17 aunt 18 drove
18 drove 19 down
19 down 22 ,
20 the 21 lane
21 lane 22 ,

" [i] 'll be back , daddy . 
1 " 3 'll
3 'll 4 be
4 be 5 back
5 back 6 ,
6 , 7 daddy
7 daddy 8 .

in three years [i] 'll be back . 
1 in 2 three
2 three 3 years
3 years 5 'll
5 'll 6 be
6 be 7 back
7 back 8 .

don't cry , but just look forward to that . " 
1 don't 2 cry
2 cry 4 but
3 , 4 but
4 but 5 just
5 just 6 look
6 look 7 forward
7 forward 8 to
8 to 11 "
9 that 10 .
10 . 11 "

he had looked forward to it through the three long , lonely years that followed , in all of which he never saw his darling . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 3 looked
2 had 12 lonely
3 looked 4 forward
3 looked 5 to
3 looked 7 through
5 to 6 it
7 through 9 three
8 the 9 three
10 long 11 ,
11 , 12 lonely
12 lonely 16 ,
13 years 15 followed
13 years 16 ,
14 that 15 followed
16 , 22 never
17 in 18 all
17 in 21 he
18 all 19 of
19 of 20 which
21 he 22 never
22 never 23 saw
23 saw 25 darling
24 his 25 darling
25 darling 26 .

half a continent was between them and [mrs] [adair] had vetoed vacation visits , under some specious pretense . 
1 half 3 continent
1 half 7 and
2 a 3 continent
4 was 5 between
4 was 7 and
5 between 6 them
7 and 10 had
10 had 11 vetoed
11 vetoed 12 vacation
12 vacation 13 visits
13 visits 15 under
14 , 15 under
15 under 19 .
16 some 17 specious
16 some 18 pretense
18 pretense 19 .

but every week brought its letter from [sara] . 
1 but 2 every
2 every 3 week
3 week 4 brought
4 brought 5 its
5 its 6 letter
6 letter 7 from
7 from 9 .

he spent every [sunday] afternoon re-reading them , with her photograph before him . 
1 he 2 spent
2 spent 3 every
2 spent 5 afternoon
5 afternoon 6 re-reading
6 re-reading 7 them
6 re-reading 9 with
7 them 8 ,
9 with 10 her
10 her 11 photograph
11 photograph 12 before
12 before 13 him
13 him 14 .

he lived alone , refusing to be pestered with kind help , but he kept the house in beautiful order . 
1 he 4 ,
2 lived 3 alone
2 lived 4 ,
4 , 8 pestered
4 , 9 with
5 refusing 6 to
5 refusing 7 be
7 be 8 pestered
9 with 12 ,
10 kind 11 help
11 help 12 ,
12 , 15 kept
13 but 14 he
14 he 15 kept
15 kept 17 house
16 the 17 house
17 house 18 in
18 in 20 order
19 beautiful 20 order
20 order 21 .

" a better housekeeper than farmer , " said [white] [sands] people . 
1 " 4 housekeeper
1 " 5 than
2 a 3 better
2 a 4 housekeeper
5 than 6 farmer
6 farmer 7 ,
7 , 9 said
8 " 9 said
9 said 12 people
12 people 13 .

he would have nothing altered . 
1 he 2 would
2 would 3 have
3 have 4 nothing
4 nothing 5 altered
5 altered 6 .

when [sara] came back she was not to be hurt by changes . 
1 when 5 she
3 came 4 back
4 back 5 she
5 she 6 was
6 was 7 not
6 was 9 be
7 not 8 to
9 be 10 hurt
10 hurt 11 by
11 by 13 .
12 changes 13 .

it never occurred to him that she might be changed herself . 
1 it 2 never
2 never 3 occurred
3 occurred 4 to
3 occurred 5 him
5 him 6 that
6 that 7 she
6 that 8 might
8 might 9 be
9 be 10 changed
10 changed 11 herself
11 herself 12 .

and now those three interminable years were gone , and [sara] was coming home . 
1 and 2 now
1 and 7 were
2 now 3 those
3 those 4 three
4 three 5 interminable
5 interminable 6 years
7 were 8 gone
7 were 10 and
9 , 10 and
10 and 14 home
12 was 13 coming
13 coming 14 home
14 home 15 .

thenceforth [old] [man] [shaw] went about in a state of beatitude , making ready for her homecoming . 
1 thenceforth 5 went
5 went 6 about
6 about 7 in
7 in 9 state
8 a 9 state
9 state 10 of
10 of 12 ,
11 beatitude 12 ,
12 , 17 homecoming
13 making 14 ready
13 making 17 homecoming
14 ready 15 for
15 for 16 her
17 homecoming 18 .

there was nothing left to do save count the hours until that beautiful , longed-for day after to-morrow . 
1 there 6 do
2 was 3 nothing
3 nothing 4 left
4 left 5 to
5 to 6 do
6 do 7 save
7 save 11 until
8 count 9 the
9 the 10 hours
10 hours 11 until
11 until 16 day
12 that 13 beautiful
13 beautiful 15 longed-for
14 , 15 longed-for
15 longed-for 16 day
16 day 17 after
17 after 18 to-morrow
17 after 19 .
18 to-morrow 19 .

he gave himself over to a reverie , as sweet as a day-dream in a haunted valley . 
1 he 2 gave
2 gave 3 himself
2 gave 4 over
4 over 5 to
5 to 7 reverie
6 a 7 reverie
7 reverie 10 sweet
8 , 10 sweet
9 as 10 sweet
10 sweet 11 as
11 as 13 day-dream
12 a 13 day-dream
13 day-dream 14 in
14 in 17 valley
15 a 16 haunted
16 haunted 17 valley
17 valley 18 .

the red roses were out in bloom . 
1 the 2 red
2 red 3 roses
3 roses 4 were
4 were 5 out
5 out 6 in
6 in 7 bloom
7 bloom 8 .

sara had always loved those red roses they were as vivid as herself , with all her own fullness of life and joy of living . 
1 sara 9 were
2 had 3 always
2 had 4 loved
4 loved 6 red
4 loved 7 roses
5 those 6 red
7 roses 8 they
8 they 9 were
9 were 11 vivid
10 as 11 vivid
11 vivid 12 as
12 as 14 ,
13 herself 14 ,
14 , 19 fullness
15 with 16 all
16 all 17 her
17 her 18 own
17 her 19 fullness
19 fullness 20 of
20 of 22 and
21 life 22 and
22 and 23 joy
23 joy 26 .
24 of 25 living
25 living 26 .

and , besides these , a miracle had happened in [old] [man] [shaw] 's garden . 
1 and 4 these
1 and 14 's
2 , 3 besides
2 , 4 these
4 these 5 ,
5 , 9 happened
6 a 7 miracle
7 miracle 8 had
8 had 9 happened
9 happened 10 in
14 's 15 garden
15 garden 16 .

it was in honour of [sara] 's home-coming so [old] [man] [shaw] liked to fancy . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 in
3 in 8 home-coming
4 honour 5 of
4 honour 7 's
7 's 8 home-coming
8 home-coming 16 .
9 so 13 liked
13 liked 14 to
14 to 15 fancy
15 fancy 16 .

all things , even the sulky rose-bush , knew she was coming back , and were making glad because of it . 
1 all 2 things
1 all 4 even
2 things 3 ,
4 even 8 ,
5 the 6 sulky
5 the 7 rose-bush
7 rose-bush 8 ,
8 , 9 knew
9 knew 10 she
9 knew 15 and
10 she 11 was
11 was 12 coming
12 coming 13 back
13 back 14 ,
15 and 18 glad
16 were 17 making
17 making 18 glad
18 glad 22 .
19 because 21 it
20 of 21 it
21 it 22 .

he was gloating over [sara] ['s] letter when [mrs] [peter] [blewett] came . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 3 gloating
3 gloating 4 over
4 over 7 letter
7 letter 13 .
8 when 12 came
12 came 13 .

she told him she had run up to see how he was getting on , and if he wanted anything seen to before [sara] came . 
1 she 3 him
2 told 3 him
3 him 26 .
4 she 5 had
5 had 9 see
6 run 7 up
7 up 8 to
8 to 9 see
9 see 10 how
10 how 11 he
10 how 15 ,
11 he 12 was
12 was 13 getting
13 getting 14 on
15 , 16 and
15 , 19 wanted
17 if 18 he
18 he 19 wanted
19 wanted 20 anything
19 wanted 26 .
20 anything 21 seen
20 anything 23 before
21 seen 22 to
23 before 25 came

" no 'm , thank you , ma'am . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 'm
3 'm 4 ,
4 , 5 thank
4 , 7 ,
5 thank 6 you
7 , 8 ma'am
8 ma'am 9 .

everything is attended to . 
1 everything 2 is
2 is 3 attended
3 attended 4 to
4 to 5 .

i couldn't let anyone else prepare for [blossom] . 
1 i 2 couldn't
2 couldn't 3 let
3 let 4 anyone
3 let 6 prepare
4 anyone 5 else
6 prepare 7 for
7 for 9 .

only to think , ma'am , she 'll be home the day after to-morrow . 
1 only 5 ma'am
2 to 3 think
3 think 4 ,
4 , 5 ma'am
5 ma'am 12 day
6 , 7 she
7 she 8 'll
8 'll 9 be
9 be 10 home
10 home 11 the
11 the 12 day
12 day 15 .
13 after 14 to-morrow
14 to-morrow 15 .

mrs [blewett] smiled sourly . 
1 mrs 3 smiled
3 smiled 4 sourly
4 sourly 5 .

mrs [blewett] was one with whom life had gone awry . 
1 mrs 9 gone
3 was 4 one
4 one 5 with
5 with 6 whom
6 whom 7 life
7 life 8 had
8 had 9 gone
9 gone 11 .
10 awry 11 .

the effect on her was to render happiness to other people a personal insult . 
1 the 2 effect
2 effect 3 on
2 effect 5 was
3 on 4 her
5 was 8 happiness
6 to 7 render
7 render 8 happiness
8 happiness 9 to
9 to 10 other
10 other 11 people
11 people 15 .
12 a 13 personal
12 a 15 .
13 personal 14 insult

" do you think [sary] 'll be contented in [white] [sands] now ? " she asked . 
1 " 2 do
1 " 4 think
2 do 3 you
4 think 7 be
6 'll 7 be
7 be 13 ?
8 contented 9 in
9 in 12 now
12 now 13 ?
13 ? 15 she
14 " 15 she
15 she 16 asked
16 asked 17 .

old [man] [shaw] looked slightly bewildered . 
1 old 4 looked
4 looked 5 slightly
5 slightly 6 bewildered
6 bewildered 7 .

" of course she 'll be contented , " he said slowly . 
1 " 2 of
1 " 4 she
2 of 3 course
4 she 5 'll
5 'll 6 be
6 be 7 contented
6 be 9 "
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 he
10 he 11 said
11 said 13 .
12 slowly 13 .

" isn't it her home ? 
1 " 2 isn't
1 " 5 home
2 isn't 3 it
4 her 5 home
5 home 6 ?

and ain't [i] here ? " 
1 and 2 ain't
2 ain't 4 here
2 ain't 5 ?
5 ? 6 "

mrs [blewett] smiled again , with double distilled contempt for such simplicity . 
1 mrs 5 ,
3 smiled 4 again
4 again 5 ,
5 , 8 distilled
6 with 7 double
7 double 8 distilled
8 distilled 9 contempt
9 contempt 10 for
10 for 11 such
11 such 12 simplicity
12 simplicity 13 .

" well , it 's a good thing you 're so sure of it , [i] suppose . 
1 " 2 well
1 " 4 it
2 well 3 ,
4 it 5 's
5 's 10 're
6 a 7 good
7 good 8 thing
8 thing 9 you
8 thing 10 're
10 're 12 sure
11 so 12 sure
12 sure 13 of
13 of 15 ,
14 it 15 ,
15 , 17 suppose
17 suppose 18 .

i 'd know perfectly well that she 'd look down on everything here , and be discontented and miserable . " 
1 i 9 look
2 'd 3 know
3 know 4 perfectly
4 perfectly 5 well
5 well 6 that
5 well 9 look
6 that 7 she
6 that 8 'd
9 look 14 ,
10 down 11 on
11 on 12 everything
12 everything 13 here
13 here 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 17 discontented
16 be 17 discontented
17 discontented 18 and
18 and 19 miserable
19 miserable 20 .
20 . 21 "

mrs [blewett] shrugged her sharp shoulders . 
1 mrs 3 shrugged
3 shrugged 5 sharp
4 her 5 sharp
5 sharp 6 shoulders
6 shoulders 7 .

" maybe not . 
1 " 2 maybe
2 maybe 3 not
3 not 4 .

it 's to be hoped not , for both your sakes , [i] 'm sure . 
1 it 2 's
2 's 3 to
3 to 4 be
4 be 8 for
5 hoped 6 not
6 not 7 ,
7 , 8 for
8 for 9 both
8 for 12 ,
9 both 10 your
9 both 11 sakes
12 , 14 'm
14 'm 16 .
15 sure 16 .

but [i] 'd be worried if ' twas me . 
1 but 3 'd
3 'd 4 be
4 be 5 worried
5 worried 6 if
6 if 7 '
7 ' 8 twas
8 twas 9 me
9 me 10 .

look at [lauretta] [bradley] . 
1 look 2 at
2 at 5 .

she was up in [boston] for just a month last winter and she 's never been able to endure [white] [sands] since . " 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 up
2 was 12 and
3 up 4 in
6 for 7 just
6 for 11 winter
8 a 9 month
8 a 10 last
10 last 11 winter
11 winter 12 and
12 and 15 never
12 and 17 able
13 she 14 's
14 's 15 never
15 never 16 been
17 able 18 to
17 able 19 endure
18 to 19 endure
19 endure 22 since
22 since 23 .
23 . 24 "

" [lauretta] [bradley] and [sara] [shaw] are two different people , " said [sara] 's father , trying to smile . 
1 " 4 and
1 " 15 's
4 and 9 different
7 are 8 two
8 two 9 different
9 different 10 people
10 people 11 ,
11 , 12 "
11 , 13 said
15 's 16 father
15 's 19 to
16 father 17 ,
17 , 18 trying
19 to 20 smile
20 smile 21 .

" and your house , too , " pursued [mrs] [blewett] ruthlessly . 
1 " 4 house
2 and 3 your
3 your 4 house
4 house 6 too
5 , 6 too
6 too 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 12 ruthlessly
8 " 9 pursued
12 ruthlessly 13 .

" it 's such a queer , little , old place . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 such
4 such 11 place
5 a 6 queer
6 queer 7 ,
7 , 8 little
8 little 9 ,
8 little 10 old
10 old 11 place
11 place 12 .

what 'll she think of it after her aunt 's ? 
1 what 2 'll
2 'll 3 she
3 she 4 think
4 think 5 of
4 think 7 after
5 of 6 it
7 after 8 her
8 her 9 aunt
9 aunt 10 's
10 's 11 ?

i 've heard tell [mrs] [adair] lives in a perfect palace . 
1 i 2 've
2 've 3 heard
3 heard 4 tell
4 tell 7 lives
7 lives 8 in
8 in 11 palace
9 a 10 perfect
10 perfect 11 palace
11 palace 12 .

i 'll just warn you kindly that [sary] 'll probably look down on you , and you might as well be prepared for it . 
1 i 11 look
2 'll 3 just
3 just 4 warn
4 warn 5 you
5 you 6 kindly
6 kindly 7 that
7 that 10 probably
9 'll 10 probably
10 probably 11 look
11 look 12 down
11 look 13 on
12 down 13 on
13 on 15 ,
14 you 15 ,
15 , 20 well
16 and 17 you
16 and 18 might
17 you 18 might
18 might 19 as
19 as 20 well
20 well 25 .
21 be 22 prepared
22 prepared 23 for
23 for 24 it
24 it 25 .

of course , [i] suppose she kind of thinks she has to come back , seeing she promised you so solemn she would . 
1 of 2 course
1 of 10 she
2 course 5 suppose
3 , 5 suppose
5 suppose 6 she
6 she 7 kind
7 kind 8 of
8 of 9 thinks
10 she 13 come
11 has 12 to
11 has 13 come
13 come 14 back
14 back 16 seeing
15 , 16 seeing
16 seeing 17 she
17 she 18 promised
18 promised 19 you
18 promised 24 .
20 so 22 she
21 solemn 22 she
22 she 23 would
23 would 24 .

but [i] 'm certain she doesn't want to , and [i] don't blame her either . " 
1 but 3 'm
3 'm 4 certain
4 certain 5 she
4 certain 7 want
5 she 6 doesn't
7 want 8 to
8 to 10 and
9 , 10 and
10 and 17 "
12 don't 13 blame
13 blame 14 her
13 blame 15 either
15 either 17 "
16 . 17 "

even [mrs] [blewett] had to stop for breath , and [old] [man] [shaw] found his opportunity . 
1 even 4 had
4 had 5 to
4 had 6 stop
5 to 6 stop
6 stop 10 and
7 for 8 breath
7 for 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 14 found
14 found 15 his
14 found 16 opportunity
16 opportunity 17 .

he had listened , dazed and shrinking , as if she were dealing him physical blows , but now a swift change swept over him . 
1 he 2 had
1 he 6 and
2 had 3 listened
3 listened 5 dazed
4 , 5 dazed
6 and 7 shrinking
7 shrinking 14 him
8 , 10 if
9 as 10 if
10 if 11 she
10 if 12 were
11 she 12 were
12 were 13 dealing
13 dealing 14 him
14 him 15 physical
15 physical 16 blows
16 blows 17 ,
17 , 18 but
18 but 19 now
18 but 22 change
19 now 21 swift
20 a 21 swift
22 change 26 .
23 swept 24 over
24 over 25 him
25 him 26 .

his blue eyes flashed ominously , straight into [mrs] [blewett] ['s] straggling , ferrety gray orbs . 
1 his 3 eyes
2 blue 3 eyes
3 eyes 4 flashed
4 flashed 5 ominously
4 flashed 8 into
5 ominously 6 ,
6 , 7 straight
8 into 13 ,
12 straggling 13 ,
13 , 14 ferrety
14 ferrety 15 gray
15 gray 17 .
16 orbs 17 .

" if you 're said your say , [martha] [blewett] , you can go , " he said passionately . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 3 you
2 if 15 ,
3 you 4 're
4 're 5 said
6 your 14 go
7 say 8 ,
8 , 11 ,
11 , 12 you
11 , 14 go
12 you 13 can
14 go 15 ,
15 , 16 "
15 , 18 said
16 " 17 he
18 said 19 passionately
19 passionately 20 .

" [i] 'm not going to listen to another such word . 
1 " 4 not
3 'm 4 not
4 not 5 going
5 going 6 to
6 to 7 listen
7 listen 8 to
8 to 12 .
9 another 10 such
10 such 11 word
11 word 12 .

take yourself out of my sight , and your malicious tongue out of my hearing ! " 
1 take 2 yourself
1 take 3 out
1 take 8 and
3 out 4 of
4 of 5 my
6 sight 8 and
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 your
9 your 10 malicious
10 malicious 11 tongue
11 tongue 13 of
12 out 13 of
13 of 17 "
14 my 15 hearing
15 hearing 16 !
16 ! 17 "

mrs [blewett] went , too dumfounded by such an unheard-of outburst in mild [old] [man] [shaw] to say a word of defence or attack . 
1 mrs 7 by
3 went 4 ,
3 went 6 dumfounded
4 , 5 too
6 dumfounded 7 by
7 by 8 such
8 such 11 outburst
9 an 10 unheard-of
9 an 11 outburst
11 outburst 12 in
12 in 13 mild
13 mild 17 to
17 to 18 say
18 say 20 word
19 a 20 word
20 word 21 of
21 of 25 .
22 defence 23 or
23 or 24 attack
24 attack 25 .

when she had gone [old] [man] [shaw] , the fire all faded from his eyes , sank back on his bench . 
1 when 2 she
2 she 3 had
3 had 4 gone
4 gone 8 ,
8 , 10 fire
9 the 10 fire
10 fire 12 faded
11 all 12 faded
12 faded 13 from
12 faded 19 on
13 from 14 his
15 eyes 16 ,
15 eyes 17 sank
17 sank 18 back
17 sank 19 on
19 on 21 bench
20 his 21 bench
21 bench 22 .

his delight was dead ; his heart was full of pain and bitterness . 
1 his 2 delight
2 delight 3 was
3 was 5 ;
4 dead 5 ;
5 ; 7 heart
6 his 7 heart
7 heart 12 and
8 was 9 full
9 full 11 pain
10 of 11 pain
11 pain 12 and
12 and 13 bitterness
13 bitterness 14 .

martha [blewett] was a warped and ill-natured woman , but he feared there was altogether too much truth in what she said . 
1 martha 9 ,
3 was 6 and
4 a 5 warped
5 warped 6 and
6 and 7 ill-natured
7 ill-natured 8 woman
8 woman 9 ,
9 , 13 there
10 but 11 he
10 but 13 there
11 he 12 feared
13 there 14 was
14 was 18 truth
15 altogether 16 too
16 too 17 much
17 much 18 truth
18 truth 19 in
19 in 23 .
20 what 21 she
21 she 22 said
22 said 23 .

why had he never thought of it before ? 
1 why 2 had
2 had 3 he
2 had 5 thought
4 never 5 thought
5 thought 6 of
6 of 7 it
7 it 8 before
8 before 9 ?

old [man] [shaw] walked through his garden and looked at everything with new eyes . 
1 old 4 walked
4 walked 5 through
5 through 6 his
6 his 7 garden
7 garden 8 and
8 and 14 eyes
9 looked 10 at
9 looked 12 with
10 at 11 everything
12 with 13 new
13 new 14 eyes
14 eyes 15 .

how poor and simple everything was ! 
1 how 2 poor
2 poor 3 and
3 and 4 simple
4 simple 5 everything
5 everything 6 was
6 was 7 !

how sagging and [weather-beaten] the old house ! 
1 how 2 sagging
2 sagging 3 and
3 and 7 house
5 the 6 old
6 old 7 house
7 house 8 !

he went in , and up-stairs to [sara] 's room . 
1 he 2 went
2 went 3 in
3 in 4 ,
4 , 5 and
5 and 6 up-stairs
5 and 9 's
6 up-stairs 7 to
9 's 10 room
10 room 11 .

it was neat and clean , just as she had left it three years ago . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 and
3 neat 4 and
4 and 5 clean
5 clean 10 had
6 , 7 just
7 just 8 as
8 as 9 she
9 she 10 had
10 had 11 left
11 left 12 it
12 it 15 ago
13 three 14 years
13 three 15 ago
15 ago 16 .

even the orchard over the hill brought him no comfort now . 
1 even 2 the
2 the 3 orchard
3 orchard 12 .
4 over 6 hill
4 over 7 brought
5 the 6 hill
7 brought 8 him
8 him 10 comfort
9 no 10 comfort
10 comfort 11 now
11 now 12 .

blossom would not care for orchards . 
1 blossom 2 would
2 would 3 not
3 not 4 care
4 care 5 for
5 for 6 orchards
6 orchards 7 .

she would be ashamed of her stupid old father and the barren farm . 
1 she 2 would
2 would 3 be
3 be 4 ashamed
3 be 7 stupid
4 ashamed 5 of
5 of 6 her
7 stupid 8 old
8 old 9 father
9 father 13 farm
10 and 12 barren
11 the 12 barren
12 barren 13 farm
13 farm 14 .

old [man] [shaw] was unhappy enough that night to have satisfied even [mrs] [blewett] had she known . 
1 old 4 was
4 was 6 enough
5 unhappy 6 enough
6 enough 8 night
6 enough 9 to
7 that 8 night
9 to 10 have
10 have 11 satisfied
11 satisfied 12 even
12 even 15 had
15 had 16 she
15 had 18 .
16 she 17 known

after a little the worst sting passed away . 
1 after 3 little
1 after 5 worst
2 a 3 little
4 the 5 worst
5 worst 6 sting
5 worst 7 passed
7 passed 8 away
8 away 9 .

he refused to believe long that [blossom] would be ashamed of him ; he knew she would not . 
1 he 2 refused
2 refused 4 believe
2 refused 5 long
3 to 4 believe
4 believe 5 long
5 long 12 him
6 that 10 ashamed
8 would 9 be
9 be 10 ashamed
10 ashamed 11 of
11 of 12 him
12 him 15 knew
13 ; 14 he
14 he 15 knew
15 knew 16 she
16 she 17 would
17 would 18 not
17 would 19 .
18 not 19 .

three years could not so alter her loyal nature no , nor ten times three years . 
1 three 3 could
1 three 4 not
2 years 3 could
4 not 6 alter
5 so 6 alter
6 alter 9 nature
6 alter 12 nor
7 her 9 nature
8 loyal 9 nature
10 no 11 ,
10 no 12 nor
12 nor 17 .
13 ten 14 times
14 times 15 three
15 three 16 years
16 years 17 .

but she would be changed she would have grown away from him in those three busy , brilliant years . 
1 but 3 would
1 but 5 changed
2 she 3 would
4 be 5 changed
5 changed 15 three
6 she 7 would
7 would 8 have
8 have 9 grown
9 grown 10 away
9 grown 13 in
10 away 11 from
11 from 12 him
12 him 13 in
13 in 14 those
14 those 15 three
15 three 16 busy
16 busy 17 ,
17 , 18 brilliant
18 brilliant 20 .
19 years 20 .

his companionship could no longer satisfy her . 
1 his 2 companionship
2 companionship 3 could
3 could 6 satisfy
4 no 5 longer
5 longer 6 satisfy
6 satisfy 7 her
7 her 8 .

how simple and childish he had been to expect it ! 
1 how 3 and
2 simple 3 and
3 and 4 childish
4 childish 7 been
5 he 6 had
6 had 7 been
7 been 8 to
8 to 9 expect
9 expect 10 it
10 it 11 !

she would be sweet and kind [blossom] could never be anything else . 
1 she 2 would
1 she 5 and
2 would 3 be
3 be 4 sweet
5 and 6 kind
6 kind 8 could
8 could 10 be
9 never 10 be
10 be 11 anything
11 anything 12 else
12 else 13 .

mrs [blewett] was right . 
1 mrs 3 was
3 was 5 .
4 right 5 .

when he finally went to bed he did not sleep , but lay until morning with tear-wet eyes and despair in his heart . 
1 when 2 he
1 when 3 finally
1 when 6 bed
3 finally 5 to
4 went 5 to
6 bed 8 did
7 he 8 did
8 did 9 not
9 not 13 lay
10 sleep 12 but
11 , 12 but
12 but 13 lay
13 lay 14 until
14 until 23 heart
15 morning 16 with
16 with 17 tear-wet
17 tear-wet 21 in
18 eyes 19 and
19 and 20 despair
20 despair 21 in
21 in 22 his
22 his 23 heart
23 heart 24 .

all the forenoon he went about his usual daily work absently . 
1 all 2 the
1 all 4 he
2 the 3 forenoon
4 he 5 went
5 went 6 about
6 about 7 his
7 his 9 daily
8 usual 9 daily
9 daily 12 .
10 work 11 absently
11 absently 12 .

frequently he fell into long reveries , standing motionless wherever he happened to be , and looking dully before him . 
1 frequently 6 reveries
2 he 3 fell
3 fell 4 into
4 into 5 long
5 long 6 reveries
6 reveries 13 to
7 , 9 motionless
7 , 10 wherever
8 standing 9 motionless
10 wherever 11 he
11 he 12 happened
12 happened 13 to
13 to 15 ,
14 be 15 ,
15 , 21 .
16 and 17 looking
17 looking 20 him
17 looking 21 .
18 dully 19 before
19 before 20 him

only once did he show any animation . 
1 only 2 once
2 once 3 did
3 did 4 he
4 he 5 show
5 show 7 animation
6 any 7 animation
7 animation 8 .

but her doughnuts could not minister to the mind she had diseased . 
1 but 3 doughnuts
1 but 4 could
2 her 3 doughnuts
4 could 5 not
5 not 6 minister
6 minister 7 to
7 to 9 mind
8 the 9 mind
9 mind 13 .
10 she 11 had
11 had 12 diseased
12 diseased 13 .

old [man] [shaw] took them up ; carried them to the pig-pen , and fed them to the pigs . 
1 old 4 took
4 took 5 them
4 took 9 them
5 them 6 up
6 up 7 ;
7 ; 8 carried
8 carried 9 them
9 them 12 pig-pen
10 to 11 the
11 the 12 pig-pen
12 pig-pen 16 them
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 fed
15 fed 16 them
16 them 19 pigs
17 to 18 the
18 the 19 pigs
19 pigs 20 .

it was the first spiteful thing he had done in his life , and he felt a most immoral satisfaction in it . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 first
2 was 6 thing
3 the 4 first
4 first 5 spiteful
6 thing 14 and
7 he 8 had
8 had 9 done
9 done 10 in
10 in 11 his
11 his 12 life
12 life 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 20 satisfaction
15 he 16 felt
16 felt 18 most
17 a 18 most
18 most 19 immoral
19 immoral 20 satisfaction
20 satisfaction 21 in
21 in 22 it
22 it 23 .

in [mid-afternoon] he went out to the garden , finding the new loneliness of the little house unbearable . 
1 in 8 garden
3 he 4 went
4 went 5 out
4 went 6 to
6 to 7 the
7 the 8 garden
8 garden 10 finding
9 , 10 finding
10 finding 12 new
11 the 12 new
12 new 13 loneliness
13 loneliness 19 .
14 of 16 little
14 of 17 house
15 the 16 little
17 house 18 unbearable
18 unbearable 19 .

the old bench was warm in the sunshine . 
1 the 2 old
2 old 3 bench
3 bench 4 was
4 was 5 warm
5 warm 6 in
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 sunshine
8 sunshine 9 .

old [man] [shaw] sat down with a long sigh , and dropped his white head wearily on his breast . 
1 old 4 sat
1 old 9 sigh
4 sat 5 down
5 down 6 with
6 with 8 long
7 a 8 long
9 sigh 12 dropped
9 sigh 16 wearily
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 dropped
13 his 14 white
14 white 15 head
15 head 16 wearily
16 wearily 17 on
17 on 18 his
18 his 19 breast
19 breast 20 .

he had decided what he must do . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 3 decided
3 decided 4 what
4 what 5 he
5 he 6 must
6 must 7 do
7 do 8 .

he was still sitting broodingly there when a girl came up the lane . 
1 he 5 broodingly
2 was 4 sitting
3 still 4 sitting
4 sitting 5 broodingly
5 broodingly 6 there
6 there 7 when
7 when 10 came
8 a 9 girl
9 girl 10 came
10 came 11 up
10 came 13 lane
12 the 13 lane
13 lane 14 .

at the garden gate she saw the bent figure on the old bench , and the next minute she was flying along the rose walk . 
1 at 2 the
2 the 3 garden
3 garden 15 and
4 gate 5 she
5 she 6 saw
6 saw 8 bent
6 saw 9 figure
7 the 8 bent
9 figure 10 on
10 on 11 the
11 the 12 old
12 old 13 bench
13 bench 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 17 next
16 the 17 next
17 next 20 was
18 minute 19 she
19 she 20 was
20 was 21 flying
20 was 22 along
22 along 25 walk
23 the 24 rose
23 the 25 walk
25 walk 26 .

" daddy ! " she called , " daddy ! " 
1 " 2 daddy
2 daddy 3 !
2 daddy 5 she
3 ! 4 "
5 she 6 called
6 called 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 daddy
9 daddy 11 "
10 ! 11 "

" oh , daddy , is it really you ? 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 5 ,
3 , 4 daddy
4 daddy 5 ,
5 , 6 is
6 is 7 it
6 is 8 really
6 is 9 you
9 you 10 ?

oh , [i] can't tell you how good it is to see you again ! " 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 7 how
4 can't 5 tell
5 tell 6 you
6 you 7 how
7 how 12 see
8 good 9 it
9 it 10 is
10 is 11 to
11 to 12 see
12 see 13 you
12 see 14 again
14 again 15 !
15 ! 16 "

old [man] [shaw] held her tightly in a silence of amazement and joy too deep for wonder . 
1 old 4 held
4 held 6 tightly
5 her 6 tightly
6 tightly 12 and
7 in 9 silence
8 a 9 silence
9 silence 10 of
9 silence 12 and
10 of 11 amazement
12 and 13 joy
13 joy 14 too
14 too 15 deep
15 deep 16 for
15 deep 18 .
16 for 17 wonder

why , this was his [blossom] the very [blossom] who had gone away three years ago ! 
1 why 2 ,
1 why 17 !
2 , 3 this
3 this 4 was
5 his 17 !
7 the 8 very
7 the 10 who
10 who 11 had
11 had 12 gone
12 gone 13 away
13 away 14 three
14 three 15 years
15 years 16 ago
16 ago 17 !

a little taller , a little more womanly , but his own dear [blossom] , and no stranger . 
1 a 2 little
1 a 3 taller
3 taller 4 ,
3 taller 8 womanly
4 , 7 more
5 a 6 little
6 little 7 more
8 womanly 9 ,
8 womanly 12 own
9 , 10 but
11 his 12 own
12 own 13 dear
13 dear 15 ,
13 dear 16 and
16 and 19 .
17 no 18 stranger
18 stranger 19 .

there was a new heaven and a new earth for him in the realization . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 4 new
2 was 5 heaven
3 a 4 new
5 heaven 6 and
6 and 9 earth
6 and 14 realization
7 a 8 new
7 a 9 earth
9 earth 10 for
10 for 11 him
12 in 13 the
13 the 14 realization
14 realization 15 .

" oh , [baby] [blossom] ! " he murmured , " [little] [baby] [blossom] ! " 
1 " 3 ,
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 6 !
6 ! 7 "
6 ! 9 murmured
8 he 9 murmured
9 murmured 11 "
10 , 11 "
11 " 15 !
15 ! 16 "

sara rubbed her cheek against the faded coat sleeve . 
1 sara 2 rubbed
2 rubbed 3 her
3 her 4 cheek
4 cheek 5 against
5 against 7 faded
6 the 7 faded
7 faded 8 coat
7 faded 10 .
8 coat 9 sleeve

" daddy darling , this moment makes up for everything , doesn't it ? " 
1 " 3 darling
2 daddy 3 darling
3 darling 7 makes
4 , 6 moment
5 this 6 moment
6 moment 7 makes
7 makes 8 up
8 up 9 for
9 for 10 everything
10 everything 11 ,
11 , 14 ?
12 doesn't 13 it
12 doesn't 14 ?
14 ? 15 "

" but but where did you come from ? " he asked , his senses beginning to struggle out of their bewilderment of surprise . 
1 " 7 come
1 " 8 from
2 but 5 did
3 but 4 where
4 where 5 did
5 did 6 you
6 you 7 come
8 from 13 ,
9 ? 10 "
10 " 11 he
10 " 13 ,
11 he 12 asked
13 , 19 out
14 his 15 senses
15 senses 16 beginning
16 beginning 17 to
17 to 18 struggle
18 struggle 19 out
19 out 24 surprise
19 out 25 .
20 of 21 their
20 of 22 bewilderment
22 bewilderment 24 surprise
23 of 24 surprise

" [i] didn't expect you till to-morrow . 
1 " 3 didn't
3 didn't 4 expect
4 expect 5 you
5 you 6 till
6 till 7 to-morrow
7 to-morrow 8 .

you didn't have to walk from the station , did you ? 
1 you 2 didn't
2 didn't 3 have
3 have 4 to
4 to 5 walk
5 walk 6 from
6 from 8 station
7 the 8 station
8 station 12 ?
9 , 10 did
10 did 11 you
11 you 12 ?

and your old daddy not there to welcome you ! " 
1 and 2 your
1 and 5 not
3 old 4 daddy
4 daddy 5 not
5 not 7 to
6 there 7 to
7 to 8 welcome
8 welcome 9 you
9 you 10 !
10 ! 11 "

sara laughed , swung herself back by the tips of her fingers and danced around him in the childish fashion of long ago . 
1 sara 3 ,
1 sara 6 back
2 laughed 3 ,
3 , 4 swung
4 swung 5 herself
6 back 7 by
7 by 9 tips
8 the 9 tips
9 tips 10 of
9 tips 16 him
10 of 12 fingers
11 her 12 fingers
12 fingers 15 around
13 and 14 danced
14 danced 15 around
16 him 19 childish
17 in 18 the
18 the 19 childish
19 childish 20 fashion
19 childish 23 ago
20 fashion 21 of
21 of 22 long
23 ago 24 .

" [i] found [i] could make an earlier connection with the [c.p.a] . yesterday and get to the [island] last night . 
1 " 5 could
3 found 5 could
5 could 6 make
6 make 10 with
7 an 8 earlier
8 earlier 9 connection
9 connection 10 with
10 with 14 yesterday
11 the 13 .
13 . 14 yesterday
14 yesterday 22 .
15 and 16 get
16 get 17 to
17 to 18 the
18 the 20 last
20 last 21 night
20 last 22 .

i was in such a fever to get home that [i] jumped at the chance . 
1 i 2 was
2 was 8 get
3 in 4 such
4 such 6 fever
5 a 6 fever
6 fever 7 to
7 to 8 get
8 get 9 home
9 home 10 that
9 home 12 jumped
12 jumped 13 at
13 at 14 the
14 the 15 chance
15 chance 16 .

of course [i] walked from the station it 's only two miles and every step was a benediction . 
1 of 2 course
1 of 8 it
2 course 4 walked
4 walked 5 from
5 from 7 station
6 the 7 station
8 it 9 's
9 's 10 only
9 's 11 two
11 two 15 step
12 miles 13 and
13 and 14 every
14 every 15 step
15 step 16 was
16 was 19 .
17 a 18 benediction
18 benediction 19 .

my trunks are over there . 
1 my 2 trunks
2 trunks 3 are
3 are 4 over
4 over 5 there
5 there 6 .

" you must get something to eat first , " he urged fondly . 
1 " 7 eat
2 you 3 must
3 must 4 get
4 get 5 something
5 something 6 to
6 to 7 eat
7 eat 8 first
7 eat 10 "
8 first 9 ,
10 " 11 he
11 he 12 urged
12 urged 13 fondly
13 fondly 14 .

" and there ain't much in the house , [i] 'm afraid . 
1 " 4 ain't
2 and 3 there
3 there 4 ain't
4 ain't 6 in
5 much 6 in
6 in 8 house
7 the 8 house
8 house 9 ,
9 , 11 'm
11 'm 13 .
12 afraid 13 .

i was going to bake to-morrow morning . 
1 i 2 was
2 was 3 going
3 going 4 to
4 to 5 bake
5 bake 6 to-morrow
6 to-morrow 7 morning
7 morning 8 .

but [i] guess [i] can forage you out something , darling . " 
1 but 3 guess
3 guess 6 forage
5 can 6 forage
6 forage 7 you
6 forage 8 out
8 out 9 something
9 something 10 ,
10 , 11 darling
11 darling 12 .
12 . 13 "

" [i] don't want anything to eat just now . 
1 " 4 want
3 don't 4 want
4 want 5 anything
5 anything 6 to
6 to 8 just
7 eat 8 just
8 just 9 now
8 just 10 .
9 now 10 .

by and by we 'll have a snack ; just as we used to get up for ourselves whenever we felt hungry . 
1 by 20 we
2 and 5 'll
3 by 4 we
4 we 5 'll
5 'll 6 have
6 have 10 just
6 have 11 as
7 a 8 snack
8 snack 9 ;
9 ; 10 just
11 as 12 we
12 we 13 used
13 used 14 to
13 used 16 up
14 to 15 get
16 up 17 for
16 up 20 we
17 for 18 ourselves
18 ourselves 19 whenever
20 we 21 felt
21 felt 22 hungry
22 hungry 23 .

don't you remember how scandalized [white] [sands] folks used to be at our irregular hours ? 
1 don't 2 you
2 you 5 scandalized
3 remember 4 how
4 how 5 scandalized
5 scandalized 8 folks
8 folks 9 used
9 used 10 to
9 used 11 be
10 to 11 be
11 be 12 at
12 at 14 irregular
13 our 14 irregular
14 irregular 15 hours
14 irregular 16 ?

i 'm hungry ; but it 's soul hunger , for a glimpse of all the dear old rooms and places . 
1 i 4 ;
2 'm 3 hungry
3 hungry 4 ;
4 ; 19 rooms
5 but 6 it
6 it 7 's
7 's 9 hunger
8 soul 9 hunger
9 hunger 11 for
10 , 11 for
11 for 13 glimpse
12 a 13 glimpse
13 glimpse 14 of
14 of 17 dear
15 all 16 the
16 the 17 dear
17 dear 19 rooms
18 old 19 rooms
19 rooms 20 and
20 and 21 places
21 places 22 .

come there are four hours yet before sunset , and [i] want to cram into them all [i] 've missed out of these three years . 
1 come 5 hours
1 come 20 missed
2 there 3 are
3 are 4 four
4 four 5 hours
5 hours 12 want
6 yet 7 before
7 before 8 sunset
7 before 12 want
8 sunset 9 ,
9 , 10 and
12 want 13 to
13 to 14 cram
14 cram 15 into
15 into 16 them
16 them 19 've
17 all 19 've
20 missed 26 .
21 out 22 of
22 of 23 these
23 these 24 three
24 three 25 years
25 years 26 .

let us begin right here with the garden . 
1 let 2 us
2 us 3 begin
3 begin 4 right
4 right 5 here
5 here 8 garden
6 with 7 the
7 the 8 garden
8 garden 9 .

oh , daddy , by what witchcraft have you coaxed that sulky rose-bush into bloom ? " 
1 oh 2 ,
1 oh 6 what
2 , 3 daddy
3 daddy 4 ,
4 , 5 by
6 what 7 witchcraft
6 what 10 coaxed
7 witchcraft 8 have
8 have 9 you
10 coaxed 11 that
11 that 12 sulky
11 that 16 ?
12 sulky 13 rose-bush
13 rose-bush 14 into
15 bloom 16 ?
16 ? 17 "

" no witchcraft at all it just bloomed because you were coming home , baby , " said her father . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 6 it
2 no 3 witchcraft
3 witchcraft 4 at
4 at 5 all
6 it 11 were
7 just 8 bloomed
8 bloomed 9 because
9 because 10 you
9 because 11 were
11 were 12 coming
12 coming 14 ,
13 home 14 ,
14 , 21 .
15 baby 16 ,
15 baby 17 "
17 " 18 said
18 said 20 father
19 her 20 father
20 father 21 .

they had a glorious afternoon of it , those two children . 
1 they 2 had
2 had 5 afternoon
3 a 4 glorious
4 glorious 5 afternoon
5 afternoon 6 of
6 of 8 ,
7 it 8 ,
8 , 9 those
9 those 10 two
9 those 11 children
11 children 12 .

they explored the garden and then the house . 
1 they 2 explored
2 explored 3 the
3 the 4 garden
4 garden 5 and
4 garden 6 then
6 then 7 the
7 the 8 house
8 house 9 .

sara danced through every room , and then up to her own , holding fast to her father 's hand . 
1 sara 7 and
2 danced 3 through
3 through 4 every
4 every 5 room
5 room 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 12 own
8 then 9 up
9 up 10 to
10 to 11 her
11 her 12 own
12 own 16 to
13 , 14 holding
13 , 15 fast
15 fast 16 to
16 to 17 her
17 her 18 father
18 father 19 's
19 's 20 hand
20 hand 21 .

" oh , it 's lovely to see my little room again , daddy . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 4 it
2 oh 3 ,
4 it 5 's
5 's 11 room
6 lovely 7 to
7 to 8 see
8 see 9 my
9 my 10 little
10 little 11 room
11 room 12 again
12 again 15 .
13 , 14 daddy
14 daddy 15 .

i 'm sure all my old hopes and dreams are waiting here for me . " 
1 i 2 'm
1 i 8 and
2 'm 3 sure
3 sure 6 old
4 all 5 my
5 my 6 old
6 old 7 hopes
8 and 9 dreams
9 dreams 10 are
10 are 11 waiting
11 waiting 12 here
12 here 13 for
13 for 16 "
14 me 15 .
15 . 16 "

she ran to the window and threw it open , leaning out . 
1 she 2 ran
1 she 6 and
2 ran 3 to
4 the 5 window
5 window 6 and
6 and 7 threw
7 threw 8 it
7 threw 9 open
9 open 12 out
10 , 11 leaning
10 , 12 out
12 out 13 .

" [daddy] , there 's no view in the world so beautiful as that curve of sea between the headlands . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 12 beautiful
4 there 5 's
5 's 6 no
6 no 7 view
7 view 8 in
8 in 9 the
9 the 10 world
10 world 12 beautiful
11 so 12 beautiful
12 beautiful 13 as
13 as 15 curve
14 that 15 curve
15 curve 16 of
15 curve 18 between
16 of 17 sea
17 sea 18 between
18 between 20 headlands
19 the 20 headlands
20 headlands 21 .

i 've looked at magnificent scenery and then [i] 'd shut my eyes and conjure up that picture . 
1 i 5 magnificent
2 've 3 looked
2 've 5 magnificent
3 looked 4 at
5 magnificent 8 then
6 scenery 7 and
7 and 8 then
8 then 13 eyes
10 'd 11 shut
11 shut 12 my
12 my 13 eyes
13 eyes 14 and
14 and 15 conjure
15 conjure 16 up
15 conjure 17 that
17 that 18 picture
17 that 19 .

oh , listen to the wind keening in the trees ! 
1 oh 2 ,
1 oh 3 listen
3 listen 4 to
4 to 6 wind
5 the 6 wind
6 wind 8 in
7 keening 8 in
8 in 10 trees
9 the 10 trees
10 trees 11 !

how [i] 've longed for that music ! " 
1 how 3 've
3 've 4 longed
4 longed 5 for
5 for 9 "
6 that 7 music
7 music 8 !
8 ! 9 "

he took her to the orchard and followed out his crafty plan of surprise perfectly . 
1 he 2 took
1 he 7 and
2 took 3 her
2 took 4 to
4 to 5 the
5 the 6 orchard
6 orchard 7 and
7 and 8 followed
8 followed 9 out
9 out 12 plan
10 his 11 crafty
11 crafty 12 plan
12 plan 13 of
13 of 16 .
14 surprise 15 perfectly
15 perfectly 16 .

she rewarded him by doing exactly what he had dreamed of her doing , clapping her hands and crying out : 
1 she 9 had
2 rewarded 3 him
2 rewarded 4 by
4 by 5 doing
5 doing 6 exactly
5 doing 7 what
7 what 8 he
7 what 9 had
9 had 10 dreamed
10 dreamed 11 of
11 of 14 ,
12 her 13 doing
13 doing 14 ,
14 , 17 hands
15 clapping 16 her
16 her 17 hands
17 hands 18 and
18 and 19 crying
18 and 20 out
20 out 21 :

" oh , daddy ! 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 4 daddy
4 daddy 5 !

why , daddy ! " 
1 why 2 ,
2 , 3 daddy
3 daddy 4 !
4 ! 5 "

they finished up with the shore , and then at sunset they came back and sat down on the old garden bench . 
1 they 2 finished
2 finished 3 up
2 finished 6 shore
4 with 5 the
5 the 6 shore
6 shore 9 then
7 , 8 and
7 , 9 then
9 then 16 sat
10 at 11 sunset
11 sunset 12 they
12 they 15 and
13 came 14 back
13 came 15 and
15 and 16 sat
16 sat 17 down
17 down 18 on
18 on 22 bench
19 the 22 bench
20 old 21 garden
21 garden 22 bench
22 bench 23 .

before them a sea of splendour , burning like a great jewel , stretched to the gateways of the west . 
1 before 2 them
1 before 4 sea
3 a 4 sea
4 sea 8 burning
5 of 7 ,
6 splendour 7 ,
7 , 8 burning
8 burning 9 like
8 burning 13 ,
9 like 12 jewel
10 a 11 great
10 a 12 jewel
11 great 12 jewel
13 , 20 west
14 stretched 15 to
15 to 17 gateways
16 the 17 gateways
17 gateways 18 of
18 of 19 the
19 the 20 west
20 west 21 .

the spruces were rejoicing in the wind , and even the battered firs were singing of the sea . 
1 the 2 spruces
1 the 7 wind
2 spruces 3 were
3 were 4 rejoicing
4 rejoicing 5 in
5 in 6 the
7 wind 9 and
7 wind 14 were
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 even
11 the 12 battered
12 battered 13 firs
13 firs 14 were
14 were 15 singing
15 singing 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 18 sea
18 sea 19 .

old memories trooped into their hearts like shining spirits . 
1 old 2 memories
2 memories 3 trooped
3 trooped 4 into
4 into 6 hearts
5 their 6 hearts
6 hearts 7 like
7 like 8 shining
8 shining 9 spirits
9 spirits 10 .

" baby [blossom] , " said [old] [man] [shaw] falteringly , " are you quite sure you 'll be contented here ? 
1 " 6 said
2 baby 4 ,
4 , 5 "
4 , 6 said
6 said 10 falteringly
10 falteringly 11 ,
10 falteringly 15 quite
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 are
13 are 14 you
15 quite 18 'll
16 sure 17 you
16 sure 18 'll
18 'll 19 be
19 be 20 contented
20 contented 21 here
21 here 22 ?

won't you miss it ? 
1 won't 2 you
2 you 3 miss
3 miss 4 it
3 miss 5 ?

won't you get tired of your old father and [white] [sands] ? " 
1 won't 2 you
2 you 3 get
3 get 4 tired
4 tired 5 of
5 of 6 your
6 your 8 father
7 old 8 father
8 father 9 and
9 and 13 "
12 ? 13 "

sara patted his hand gently . 
1 sara 2 patted
2 patted 3 his
3 his 4 hand
4 hand 5 gently
5 gently 6 .

[vii] [.] 

[aunt] [olivia] ['s] [beau] 

aunt [olivia] told [peggy] and me about him on the afternoon we went over to help her gather her late roses for pot-pourri . 
1 aunt 3 told
1 aunt 5 and
5 and 6 me
5 and 8 him
6 me 7 about
8 him 12 we
9 on 11 afternoon
10 the 11 afternoon
11 afternoon 12 we
12 we 21 roses
13 went 14 over
14 over 15 to
15 to 16 help
16 help 17 her
16 help 18 gather
18 gather 19 her
19 her 20 late
20 late 21 roses
21 roses 24 .
22 for 23 pot-pourri
23 pot-pourri 24 .

we found her strangely quiet and preoccupied . 
1 we 2 found
1 we 4 strangely
2 found 3 her
4 strangely 5 quiet
5 quiet 6 and
6 and 7 preoccupied
7 preoccupied 8 .

we said nothing , knowing that [aunt] [olivia] 's secrets always came our way in time . 
1 we 9 's
2 said 3 nothing
3 nothing 5 knowing
4 , 5 knowing
5 knowing 6 that
6 that 9 's
9 's 10 secrets
10 secrets 11 always
11 always 14 way
12 came 13 our
13 our 14 way
14 way 15 in
15 in 16 time
16 time 17 .

in the south-west room , where there was no carpet to fade , we spread them on newspapers on the floor . 
1 in 2 the
2 the 4 room
3 south-west 4 room
4 room 5 ,
5 , 7 there
5 , 12 fade
6 where 7 there
8 was 9 no
8 was 10 carpet
10 carpet 11 to
11 to 12 fade
12 fade 16 them
13 , 14 we
13 , 15 spread
15 spread 16 them
16 them 21 floor
17 on 18 newspapers
18 newspapers 19 on
19 on 20 the
20 the 21 floor
21 floor 22 .

then we put our sweet-grass baskets back in the proper place in the proper closet in the proper room . 
1 then 2 we
1 then 10 proper
2 we 3 put
3 put 4 our
4 our 5 sweet-grass
5 sweet-grass 6 baskets
6 baskets 7 back
7 back 8 in
8 in 9 the
10 proper 12 in
11 place 12 in
12 in 15 closet
13 the 14 proper
14 proper 15 closet
15 closet 16 in
16 in 18 proper
17 the 18 proper
18 proper 19 room
19 room 20 .

what would have happened to us , or to the sweet-grass baskets , if this had not been done [i] do not know . 
1 what 4 happened
1 what 12 baskets
2 would 3 have
3 have 4 happened
4 happened 5 to
5 to 8 or
6 us 7 ,
6 us 8 or
8 or 11 sweet-grass
9 to 10 the
10 the 11 sweet-grass
12 baskets 13 ,
13 , 18 been
14 if 15 this
15 this 16 had
16 had 17 not
16 had 18 been
18 been 19 done
19 done 21 do
21 do 22 not
22 not 23 know
23 know 24 .

nothing was ever permitted to remain an instant out of place in [aunt] [olivia] 's house . 
1 nothing 4 permitted
1 nothing 6 remain
2 was 3 ever
3 ever 4 permitted
4 permitted 5 to
6 remain 7 an
7 an 8 instant
8 instant 10 of
8 instant 15 's
9 out 10 of
10 of 11 place
11 place 12 in
15 's 16 house
16 house 17 .

when we went downstairs , [aunt] [olivia] asked us to go into the parlour . 
1 when 4 downstairs
2 we 3 went
3 went 4 downstairs
4 downstairs 5 ,
5 , 10 to
8 asked 9 us
9 us 10 to
10 to 11 go
11 go 12 into
12 into 14 parlour
13 the 14 parlour
14 parlour 15 .

she had something to tell us , she said , and as she opened the door a delicate pink flush spread over her face . 
1 she 2 had
1 she 11 and
2 had 3 something
3 something 4 to
4 to 7 ,
5 tell 6 us
6 us 7 ,
7 , 8 she
8 she 9 said
9 said 10 ,
11 and 19 pink
12 as 13 she
13 she 14 opened
14 opened 15 the
15 the 16 door
16 door 18 delicate
16 door 19 pink
17 a 18 delicate
19 pink 20 flush
20 flush 21 spread
21 spread 22 over
22 over 24 face
23 her 24 face
24 face 25 .

aunt [olivia] 's parlour was much like herself painfully neat . 
1 aunt 3 's
3 's 4 parlour
4 parlour 5 was
5 was 6 much
6 much 7 like
7 like 8 herself
8 herself 11 .
9 painfully 10 neat
10 neat 11 .

every article of furniture stood in exactly the same place it had always stood . 
1 every 2 article
1 every 4 furniture
2 article 3 of
4 furniture 5 stood
5 stood 6 in
5 stood 7 exactly
7 exactly 10 place
8 the 9 same
9 same 10 place
10 place 14 stood
11 it 12 had
12 had 13 always
13 always 14 stood
14 stood 15 .

nothing was ever suffered to be disturbed . 
1 nothing 2 was
2 was 3 ever
3 ever 4 suffered
4 suffered 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 7 disturbed
7 disturbed 8 .

no speck of dust was ever visible ; no fly ever invaded that sacred apartment . 
1 no 2 speck
1 no 7 visible
2 speck 4 dust
3 of 4 dust
4 dust 5 was
5 was 6 ever
7 visible 8 ;
8 ; 9 no
9 no 10 fly
10 fly 12 invaded
11 ever 12 invaded
12 invaded 14 sacred
13 that 14 sacred
14 sacred 16 .
15 apartment 16 .

she folded her hands in her lap , and looked at us with shy appeal in her blue-gray eyes . 
1 she 2 folded
2 folded 13 with
3 her 4 hands
4 hands 5 in
5 in 7 lap
6 her 7 lap
7 lap 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 looked
10 looked 11 at
10 looked 12 us
12 us 13 with
13 with 15 appeal
14 shy 15 appeal
15 appeal 16 in
16 in 17 her
17 her 18 blue-gray
18 blue-gray 20 .
19 eyes 20 .

aunt [olivia] could never be self-assertive , but if it had been possible that would have been her time for it . 
1 aunt 3 could
3 could 7 ,
4 never 5 be
5 be 6 self-assertive
6 self-assertive 7 ,
7 , 12 been
8 but 11 had
9 if 10 it
10 it 11 had
11 had 12 been
12 been 17 been
13 possible 14 that
14 that 15 would
15 would 16 have
16 have 17 been
17 been 19 time
18 her 19 time
19 time 20 for
20 for 21 it
21 it 22 .

" have you ever heard me speak of [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] ? " asked [aunt] [olivia] . 
1 " 2 have
2 have 3 you
2 have 12 ?
3 you 5 heard
4 ever 5 heard
5 heard 6 me
6 me 8 of
7 speak 8 of
12 ? 13 "
13 " 14 asked
14 asked 17 .

we even forgot to be curious , so astonished were we . 
1 we 3 forgot
2 even 3 forgot
3 forgot 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 8 so
6 curious 7 ,
7 , 8 so
8 so 9 astonished
8 so 10 were
9 astonished 10 were
10 were 11 we
11 we 12 .

and there sat [aunt] [olivia] , proud and shy and exulting and shamefaced , all at once ! 
1 and 3 sat
2 there 3 sat
3 sat 9 shy
6 , 7 proud
6 , 9 shy
7 proud 8 and
9 shy 12 and
10 and 11 exulting
11 exulting 12 and
12 and 13 shamefaced
13 shamefaced 17 once
14 , 15 all
14 , 17 once
16 at 17 once
17 once 18 !

" he is a brother of [mrs] [john] [seaman] 's across the bridge , " explained [aunt] [olivia] with a little [simper] . 
1 " 2 he
1 " 10 's
2 he 3 is
3 is 5 brother
4 a 5 brother
5 brother 6 of
10 's 11 across
11 across 13 bridge
12 the 13 bridge
13 bridge 15 "
14 , 15 "
15 " 16 explained
16 explained 19 with
19 with 23 .
20 a 21 little
21 little 23 .

" of course you don't remember him . 
1 " 2 of
2 of 3 course
3 course 4 you
4 you 5 don't
5 don't 6 remember
6 remember 7 him
7 him 8 .

he went out to [british] [columbia] twenty years ago . 
1 he 2 went
2 went 3 out
3 out 4 to
4 to 7 twenty
7 twenty 8 years
8 years 9 ago
9 ago 10 .

" married ! " gasped [peggy] . 
1 " 2 married
2 married 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 gasped
5 gasped 7 .

and " married ! " 
1 and 2 "
2 " 3 married
3 married 4 !
4 ! 5 "

i echoed stupidly . 
1 i 2 echoed
2 echoed 3 stupidly
3 stupidly 4 .

aunt [olivia] bridled a little . 
1 aunt 3 bridled
3 bridled 6 .
4 a 5 little
5 little 6 .

" there is nothing unsuitable in that , is there ? " she asked , rather crisply . 
1 " 3 is
1 " 4 nothing
2 there 3 is
4 nothing 7 that
5 unsuitable 6 in
6 in 7 that
7 that 14 asked
8 , 9 is
9 is 10 there
9 is 12 "
10 there 11 ?
12 " 13 she
13 she 14 asked
14 asked 16 rather
15 , 16 rather
16 rather 17 crisply
17 crisply 18 .

" oh , no , no , " [i] hastened to assure her , giving [peggy] a surreptitious kick to divert her thoughts from laughter . 
1 " 4 no
1 " 8 "
2 oh 3 ,
2 oh 4 no
5 , 6 no
6 no 7 ,
6 no 8 "
8 " 10 hastened
10 hastened 12 assure
11 to 12 assure
12 assure 13 her
12 assure 15 giving
14 , 15 giving
15 giving 23 thoughts
17 a 18 surreptitious
18 surreptitious 19 kick
19 kick 20 to
19 kick 21 divert
21 divert 22 her
22 her 23 thoughts
23 thoughts 24 from
24 from 25 laughter
25 laughter 26 .

" only you must realize , [aunt] [olivia] , that this is a very great surprise to us . " 
1 " 3 you
1 " 4 must
1 " 9 ,
2 only 3 you
3 you 4 must
5 realize 6 ,
6 , 9 ,
9 , 10 that
10 that 12 is
11 this 12 is
12 is 16 surprise
13 a 14 very
14 very 15 great
15 great 16 surprise
16 surprise 17 to
17 to 18 us
18 us 19 .
19 . 20 "

" [i] thought it would be so , " said [aunt] [olivia] complacently . 
1 " 6 be
3 thought 4 it
4 it 5 would
5 would 6 be
6 be 7 so
7 so 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 said
10 said 13 complacently
13 complacently 14 .

" but your father will know he will remember . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 your
3 your 4 father
4 father 5 will
5 will 6 know
6 know 8 will
7 he 8 will
8 will 9 remember
9 remember 10 .

i do hope he won't think me foolish . 
1 i 2 do
2 do 3 hope
3 hope 4 he
3 hope 5 won't
5 won't 6 think
6 think 7 me
7 me 8 foolish
8 foolish 9 .

he did not think [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] was a fit person for me to marry once . 
1 he 4 think
2 did 3 not
3 not 4 think
4 think 12 for
8 was 11 person
9 a 10 fit
9 a 11 person
10 fit 11 person
11 person 12 for
12 for 13 me
13 me 14 to
14 to 15 marry
15 marry 16 once
16 once 17 .

but that was long ago , when [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] was very poor . 
1 but 2 that
1 but 3 was
2 that 3 was
3 was 4 long
4 long 5 ago
4 long 7 when
5 ago 6 ,
7 when 11 was
11 was 12 very
12 very 13 poor
13 poor 14 .

he is in very comfortable circumstances now . " 
1 he 2 is
2 is 3 in
3 in 4 very
4 very 5 comfortable
5 comfortable 6 circumstances
6 circumstances 7 now
7 now 8 .
8 . 9 "

" tell us about it , [aunt] [olivia] , " said [peggy] . 
1 " 2 tell
2 tell 3 us
2 tell 6 ,
3 us 4 about
4 about 5 it
6 , 9 ,
9 , 10 "
9 , 11 said
11 said 13 .

she did not look at me , which was my salvation . 
1 she 2 did
2 did 3 not
2 did 4 look
3 not 4 look
4 look 5 at
4 look 6 me
6 me 7 ,
7 , 8 which
8 which 9 was
9 was 10 my
10 my 12 .
11 salvation 12 .

had [i] caught [peggy] 's eye [when] [aunt] [olivia] said " [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] " in that tone [i] must have laughed , willy-nilly . 
1 had 6 eye
1 had 22 laughed
3 caught 5 's
5 's 6 eye
10 said 11 "
11 " 15 "
15 " 16 in
15 " 22 laughed
16 in 18 tone
17 that 18 tone
18 tone 20 must
20 must 21 have
22 laughed 25 .
23 , 24 willy-nilly
24 willy-nilly 25 .

" when [i] was a girl the [macphersons] used to live across the road from here . 
1 " 2 when
2 when 4 was
4 was 6 girl
5 a 6 girl
6 girl 17 .
7 the 9 used
7 the 17 .
9 used 12 across
10 to 11 live
11 live 12 across
12 across 14 road
13 the 14 road
14 road 15 from
15 from 16 here

mr [malcolm] [macpherson] was my beau then . 
1 mr 4 was
4 was 8 .
5 my 6 beau
6 beau 7 then
7 then 8 .

i think that was why he never said anything to me about getting married then . 
1 i 2 think
2 think 3 that
2 think 4 was
3 that 4 was
4 was 5 why
5 why 6 he
5 why 7 never
7 never 8 said
8 said 9 anything
8 said 15 then
9 anything 10 to
10 to 14 married
11 me 12 about
12 about 13 getting
13 getting 14 married
15 then 16 .

and after a time he went away , as [i] have said , and [i] never heard anything from him directly for many a year . 
1 and 2 after
1 and 11 have
2 after 4 time
2 after 6 went
3 a 4 time
5 he 6 went
6 went 7 away
7 away 8 ,
8 , 9 as
11 have 12 said
12 said 13 ,
13 , 16 never
13 , 17 heard
14 and 16 never
17 heard 22 for
18 anything 19 from
19 from 20 him
20 him 21 directly
21 directly 22 for
22 for 25 year
23 many 24 a
24 a 25 year
25 year 26 .

of course , his sister sometimes gave me news of him . 
1 of 2 course
2 course 5 sister
3 , 4 his
4 his 5 sister
5 sister 6 sometimes
6 sometimes 7 gave
7 gave 8 me
8 me 9 news
9 news 10 of
10 of 11 him
11 him 12 .

but last [june] [i] had a letter from him . 
1 but 2 last
1 but 7 letter
2 last 5 had
6 a 7 letter
7 letter 8 from
8 from 9 him
9 him 10 .

he said he was coming home to settle down for good on the old [island] , and he asked me if [i] would marry him . 
1 he 6 home
2 said 3 he
3 he 4 was
4 was 5 coming
5 coming 6 home
6 home 19 asked
7 to 8 settle
8 settle 9 down
8 settle 12 on
9 down 11 good
10 for 11 good
12 on 13 the
13 the 14 old
14 old 16 ,
16 , 17 and
17 and 18 he
18 he 19 asked
19 asked 20 me
20 me 24 marry
21 if 23 would
23 would 24 marry
24 marry 25 him
25 him 26 .

i wrote back and [said] [i] would . 
1 i 2 wrote
2 wrote 3 back
3 back 4 and
4 and 7 would
7 would 8 .

perhaps [i] ought to have consulted your father , but [i] was afraid he would think [i] ought to refuse [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] . " 
1 perhaps 5 have
3 ought 4 to
4 to 5 have
5 have 6 consulted
6 consulted 7 your
7 your 8 father
8 father 14 he
9 , 10 but
10 but 12 was
12 was 13 afraid
13 afraid 14 he
14 he 20 refuse
15 would 16 think
16 think 18 ought
18 ought 19 to
18 ought 20 refuse
20 refuse 25 "
24 . 25 "

" oh , [i] don't think father will mind , " said [peggy] reassuringly . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 5 don't
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 don't
5 don't 6 think
6 think 10 ,
7 father 8 will
8 will 9 mind
9 mind 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 12 said
12 said 14 reassuringly
14 reassuringly 15 .

he will be in [grafton] next week , the guest of his sister , [mrs] [john] [seaman] , across the bridge . " 
1 he 13 sister
2 will 3 be
3 be 4 in
4 in 6 next
6 next 7 week
7 week 8 ,
8 , 13 sister
9 the 10 guest
10 guest 11 of
11 of 12 his
12 his 13 sister
13 sister 14 ,
14 , 19 across
18 , 19 across
19 across 21 bridge
20 the 21 bridge
21 bridge 22 .
22 . 23 "

aunt [olivia] said [that] exactly as if she were reading it from the personal column of the [daily] [enterprise] . 
1 aunt 3 said
3 said 5 exactly
5 exactly 7 if
6 as 7 if
7 if 8 she
7 if 9 were
8 she 9 were
9 were 10 reading
10 reading 11 it
11 it 12 from
12 from 15 column
13 the 14 personal
13 the 15 column
15 column 16 of
16 of 17 the
17 the 20 .

" when is the wedding to be ? " 
1 " 7 be
1 " 8 ?
2 when 3 is
3 is 5 wedding
4 the 5 wedding
5 wedding 6 to
6 to 7 be
8 ? 9 "

i asked . 
1 i 2 asked
2 asked 3 .

" oh ! " 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 !
3 ! 4 "

aunt [olivia] blushed distressfully . 
1 aunt 3 blushed
3 blushed 4 distressfully
4 distressfully 5 .

" [i] do not know the exact date . 
1 " 3 do
3 do 4 not
4 not 5 know
5 know 6 the
6 the 7 exact
7 exact 8 date
8 date 9 .

nothing can be definitely settled until [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] comes . 
1 nothing 2 can
2 can 3 be
3 be 4 definitely
4 definitely 5 settled
5 settled 6 until
6 until 10 comes
10 comes 11 .

but it will not be before [september] , at the earliest . 
1 but 2 it
2 it 3 will
3 will 4 not
3 will 5 be
5 be 6 before
6 before 8 ,
8 , 9 at
9 at 12 .
10 the 11 earliest
11 earliest 12 .

there will be so much to do . 
1 there 2 will
2 will 3 be
3 be 4 so
4 so 5 much
5 much 6 to
6 to 7 do
7 do 8 .

you will tell your father , won't you ? " 
1 you 2 will
2 will 3 tell
3 tell 4 your
4 your 5 father
5 father 6 ,
6 , 7 won't
7 won't 8 you
8 you 9 ?
9 ? 10 "

we promised that we would , and [aunt] [olivia] arose with an air of relief . 
1 we 6 ,
2 promised 3 that
3 that 4 we
4 we 5 would
5 would 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 10 arose
7 and 13 air
10 arose 11 with
11 with 12 an
13 air 14 of
14 of 16 .
15 relief 16 .

peggy and [i] hurried over home , stopping , when we were safely out of earshot , to laugh . 
1 peggy 2 and
2 and 13 safely
4 hurried 5 over
5 over 9 ,
6 home 8 stopping
7 , 8 stopping
8 stopping 9 ,
9 , 11 we
10 when 11 we
11 we 12 were
12 were 13 safely
13 safely 14 out
14 out 15 of
15 of 16 earshot
16 earshot 17 ,
17 , 18 to
18 to 19 laugh
19 laugh 20 .

only youth can be sentimental without being mirth-provoking . 
1 only 2 youth
2 youth 3 can
3 can 5 sentimental
4 be 5 sentimental
5 sentimental 6 without
5 sentimental 8 mirth-provoking
6 without 7 being
8 mirth-provoking 9 .

we loved [aunt] [olivia] and were glad for her late , new-blossoming happiness ; but we felt amused over it also . 
1 we 12 new-blossoming
2 loved 8 for
5 and 6 were
6 were 7 glad
7 glad 8 for
8 for 9 her
9 her 10 late
10 late 11 ,
11 , 12 new-blossoming
12 new-blossoming 13 happiness
13 happiness 14 ;
14 ; 16 we
15 but 16 we
16 we 18 amused
17 felt 18 amused
18 amused 19 over
19 over 22 .
20 it 21 also
21 also 22 .

the recollection of her " [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] " was too much for us every time we thought of it . 
1 the 2 recollection
1 the 5 "
2 recollection 3 of
3 of 4 her
5 " 10 was
9 " 10 was
10 was 12 much
11 too 12 much
12 much 13 for
13 for 14 us
14 us 16 time
15 every 16 time
16 time 21 .
17 we 18 thought
17 we 21 .
18 thought 19 of
19 of 20 it

father pooh-poohed incredulously at first , and , when we had convinced him , guffawed with laughter . 
1 father 2 pooh-poohed
1 father 10 we
2 pooh-poohed 3 incredulously
3 incredulously 4 at
4 at 5 first
5 first 6 ,
5 first 8 ,
6 , 7 and
8 , 9 when
10 we 11 had
11 had 12 convinced
12 convinced 13 him
13 him 15 guffawed
14 , 15 guffawed
15 guffawed 16 with
16 with 18 .
17 laughter 18 .

aunt [olivia] need not have dreaded any more opposition from her cruel family . 
1 aunt 3 need
3 need 4 not
4 not 5 have
5 have 6 dreaded
6 dreaded 9 opposition
6 dreaded 10 from
7 any 8 more
8 more 9 opposition
10 from 14 .
11 her 12 cruel
12 cruel 13 family
13 family 14 .

" [macpherson] was a good fellow enough , but horribly poor , " said father . 
1 " 8 ,
3 was 6 fellow
4 a 5 good
4 a 6 fellow
6 fellow 7 enough
7 enough 8 ,
8 , 16 .
9 but 10 horribly
10 horribly 11 poor
11 poor 12 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 said
14 said 15 father
15 father 16 .

tell [olivia] she mustn't take a spasm if he tracks some mud into her house once in a while . " 
1 tell 3 she
1 tell 7 spasm
3 she 4 mustn't
4 mustn't 5 take
6 a 7 spasm
7 spasm 13 into
8 if 9 he
8 if 10 tracks
10 tracks 12 mud
11 some 12 mud
12 mud 13 into
13 into 14 her
14 her 15 house
15 house 16 once
15 house 17 in
17 in 19 while
18 a 19 while
19 while 20 .
20 . 21 "

she consulted us in regard to everything , and we almost lived at her place in those days preceding the arrival of [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] . 
1 she 5 regard
2 consulted 3 us
2 consulted 5 regard
3 us 4 in
5 regard 16 in
6 to 7 everything
7 everything 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 11 almost
10 we 11 almost
11 almost 12 lived
12 lived 13 at
12 lived 15 place
13 at 14 her
15 place 16 in
16 in 17 those
17 those 19 preceding
18 days 19 preceding
19 preceding 21 arrival
20 the 21 arrival
21 arrival 22 of
22 of 26 .

aunt [olivia] plainly felt very happy and important . 
1 aunt 3 plainly
3 plainly 4 felt
4 felt 5 very
5 very 6 happy
6 happy 7 and
7 and 8 important
8 important 9 .

i think she looked upon it as somewhat of a disgrace . 
1 i 2 think
2 think 3 she
3 she 4 looked
4 looked 5 upon
4 looked 7 as
5 upon 6 it
7 as 8 somewhat
8 somewhat 9 of
9 of 11 disgrace
10 a 11 disgrace
11 disgrace 12 .

the day on which [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] was expected [peggy] and [i] went over . 
1 the 2 day
2 day 3 on
2 day 11 and
4 which 8 was
8 was 9 expected
9 expected 11 and
11 and 13 went
13 went 14 over
14 over 15 .

she was plainly nervous ; the abstract was becoming concrete . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 plainly
3 plainly 4 nervous
4 nervous 5 ;
5 ; 7 abstract
6 the 7 abstract
7 abstract 8 was
8 was 9 becoming
9 becoming 10 concrete
10 concrete 11 .

her little house was in spotless , speckless order from top to bottom . 
1 her 3 house
2 little 3 house
3 house 4 was
4 was 5 in
5 in 7 ,
6 spotless 7 ,
7 , 8 speckless
8 speckless 10 from
9 order 10 from
10 from 11 top
11 top 12 to
12 to 13 bottom
13 bottom 14 .

peggy and [i] helped her to dress . 
1 peggy 8 .
2 and 4 helped
4 helped 5 her
4 helped 6 to
6 to 7 dress
7 dress 8 .

she insisted on wearing her best black silk , in which she looked unnaturally fine . 
1 she 2 insisted
2 insisted 6 best
3 on 4 wearing
4 wearing 5 her
5 her 6 best
6 best 10 in
7 black 8 silk
7 black 9 ,
9 , 10 in
10 in 11 which
11 which 13 looked
12 she 13 looked
13 looked 16 .
14 unnaturally 15 fine
15 fine 16 .

her soft muslin became her much better , but we could not induce her to wear it . 
1 her 3 muslin
1 her 7 better
2 soft 3 muslin
3 muslin 4 became
4 became 5 her
5 her 6 much
7 better 8 ,
8 , 9 but
9 but 10 we
10 we 11 could
11 could 12 not
11 could 13 induce
13 induce 14 her
13 induce 15 to
15 to 16 wear
16 wear 17 it
17 it 18 .

anything more prim and bandboxy than [aunt] [olivia] when her toilet was finished it has never been my lot to see . 
1 anything 3 prim
1 anything 6 than
2 more 3 prim
3 prim 4 and
4 and 5 bandboxy
6 than 12 was
9 when 11 toilet
10 her 11 toilet
11 toilet 12 was
12 was 19 lot
13 finished 14 it
13 finished 17 been
14 it 15 has
16 never 17 been
17 been 18 my
18 my 19 lot
19 lot 20 to
20 to 22 .
21 see 22 .

peggy and [i] watched her as she went downstairs , her skirt held stiffly up all around her that it might not brush the floor . 
1 peggy 2 and
1 peggy 9 downstairs
2 and 4 watched
4 watched 5 her
4 watched 8 went
6 as 7 she
7 she 8 went
9 downstairs 10 ,
10 , 13 held
11 her 12 skirt
12 skirt 13 held
13 held 14 stiffly
13 held 15 up
15 up 16 all
16 all 17 around
17 around 18 her
17 around 23 brush
19 that 21 might
20 it 21 might
21 might 22 not
22 not 23 brush
23 brush 26 .
24 the 25 floor
25 floor 26 .

" [i] wish he would come and have it over . 
1 " 3 wish
3 wish 4 he
4 he 5 would
5 would 6 come
6 come 7 and
7 and 8 have
8 have 9 it
9 it 10 over
10 over 11 .

this is getting on my nerves . " 
1 this 2 is
2 is 3 getting
3 getting 4 on
4 on 6 nerves
5 my 6 nerves
6 nerves 7 .
7 . 8 "

aunt [olivia] went into the parlour , settled herself in the old carved chair , and folded her hands . 
1 aunt 4 into
1 aunt 15 ,
3 went 4 into
5 the 6 parlour
6 parlour 7 ,
7 , 8 settled
8 settled 9 herself
9 herself 10 in
10 in 11 the
11 the 12 old
12 old 14 chair
13 carved 14 chair
14 chair 15 ,
15 , 17 folded
16 and 17 folded
17 folded 18 her
18 her 19 hands
19 hands 20 .

peggy and [i] sat down on the stairs to await his coming in a crisping suspense . 
1 peggy 8 stairs
2 and 4 sat
4 sat 5 down
4 sat 6 on
6 on 7 the
7 the 8 stairs
8 stairs 9 to
9 to 10 await
10 await 12 coming
11 his 12 coming
12 coming 13 in
13 in 16 suspense
14 a 15 crisping
15 crisping 16 suspense
16 suspense 17 .

it was no wonder , therefore , that we positively jumped when a thunderous knock crashed against the front door and re-echoed through the house . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 wonder
3 no 4 wonder
4 wonder 8 that
5 , 6 therefore
5 , 8 that
6 therefore 7 ,
8 that 9 we
9 we 10 positively
10 positively 11 jumped
11 jumped 19 front
12 when 15 knock
13 a 15 knock
14 thunderous 15 knock
15 knock 16 crashed
16 crashed 17 against
17 against 18 the
18 the 19 front
19 front 26 .
20 door 21 and
21 and 22 re-echoed
21 and 25 house
22 re-echoed 23 through
24 the 25 house
25 house 26 .

had [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] [dropped] [from] the [skies] ? 
1 had 9 ?
7 the 9 ?

i ran downstairs and opened the door . 
1 i 2 ran
2 ran 3 downstairs
3 downstairs 4 and
4 and 5 opened
5 opened 7 door
6 the 7 door
7 door 8 .

on the step stood a man about six feet two in height , and [proportionately] broad and sinewy . 
1 on 3 step
2 the 3 step
3 step 11 in
4 stood 6 man
5 a 6 man
6 man 7 about
7 about 8 six
8 six 9 feet
9 feet 10 two
10 two 11 in
11 in 19 .
12 height 13 ,
12 height 16 broad
13 , 14 and
16 broad 17 and
17 and 18 sinewy
18 sinewy 19 .

in brief , [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] was what one would call instinctively , if somewhat tritely , " a magnificent specimen of manhood . " 
1 in 2 brief
1 in 3 ,
1 in 11 call
3 , 9 one
7 was 8 what
8 what 9 one
9 one 10 would
11 call 16 tritely
12 instinctively 13 ,
13 , 16 tritely
14 if 15 somewhat
15 somewhat 16 tritely
16 tritely 17 ,
17 , 20 magnificent
18 " 19 a
18 " 20 magnificent
20 magnificent 21 specimen
21 specimen 25 "
22 of 23 manhood
22 of 24 .
24 . 25 "

in one hand he carried a bunch of early goldenrod and smoke-blue asters . 
1 in 5 carried
2 one 3 hand
3 hand 4 he
4 he 5 carried
5 carried 7 bunch
6 a 7 bunch
7 bunch 8 of
8 of 9 early
9 early 11 and
10 goldenrod 11 and
11 and 14 .
12 smoke-blue 13 asters
13 asters 14 .

" good afternoon , " he said in a resonant voice which seemed to take possession of the drowsy summer afternoon . 
1 " 4 ,
1 " 12 which
2 good 3 afternoon
3 afternoon 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 he
6 he 7 said
8 in 11 voice
8 in 12 which
9 a 10 resonant
9 a 11 voice
12 which 13 seemed
13 seemed 17 of
14 to 15 take
15 take 16 possession
16 possession 17 of
17 of 19 drowsy
18 the 19 drowsy
19 drowsy 20 summer
20 summer 22 .
21 afternoon 22 .

" is [miss] [olivia] [sterling] in ? 
1 " 2 is
1 " 7 ?
2 is 6 in

and will you please tell her that [malcolm] [macpherson] is here ? " 
1 and 2 will
2 will 3 you
2 will 5 tell
3 you 4 please
5 tell 6 her
5 tell 7 that
7 that 10 is
10 is 13 "
11 here 12 ?
11 here 13 "

i showed him into the parlour . 
1 i 2 showed
2 showed 3 him
3 him 4 into
4 into 6 parlour
5 the 6 parlour
6 parlour 7 .

then [peggy] and [i] peeped through the crack of the door . 
1 then 5 peeped
3 and 5 peeped
5 peeped 6 through
6 through 8 crack
7 the 8 crack
8 crack 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 door
11 door 12 .

anyone would have done it . 
1 anyone 2 would
2 would 3 have
3 have 4 done
4 done 5 it
5 it 6 .

we would have scorned to excuse ourselves . 
1 we 2 would
2 would 3 have
3 have 4 scorned
4 scorned 5 to
5 to 6 excuse
6 excuse 7 ourselves
7 ourselves 8 .

and , indeed , what we saw would have been worth several conscience spasms if we had felt any . 
1 and 3 indeed
1 and 5 what
2 , 3 indeed
3 indeed 4 ,
5 what 8 would
6 we 7 saw
6 we 8 would
8 would 11 worth
8 would 12 several
9 have 10 been
10 been 11 worth
12 several 13 conscience
12 several 14 spasms
14 spasms 17 had
15 if 16 we
16 we 17 had
17 had 18 felt
18 felt 19 any
19 any 20 .

aunt [olivia] arose and advanced primly , with outstretched hand . 
1 aunt 3 arose
3 arose 4 and
3 arose 6 primly
4 and 5 advanced
6 primly 7 ,
7 , 8 with
8 with 9 outstretched
9 outstretched 11 .
10 hand 11 .

" [mr] [macpherson] , [i] am very glad to see you , " she said formally . 
1 " 7 very
4 , 6 am
6 am 7 very
7 very 9 to
8 glad 9 to
9 to 12 ,
10 see 11 you
10 see 12 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 15 said
13 " 14 she
14 she 15 said
15 said 16 formally
16 formally 17 .

" it 's yourself , [nillie] ! " 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 yourself
4 yourself 5 ,
5 , 7 !
7 ! 8 "

mr [malcolm] [macpherson] gave two strides . 
1 mr 4 gave
4 gave 5 two
5 two 6 strides
6 strides 7 .

he dropped his flowers on the floor , knocked over a small table , and sent the ottoman spinning against the wall . 
1 he 2 dropped
2 dropped 4 flowers
2 dropped 5 on
3 his 4 flowers
5 on 6 the
6 the 7 floor
7 floor 9 knocked
8 , 9 knocked
9 knocked 10 over
10 over 23 .
11 a 12 small
12 small 15 and
13 table 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 sent
16 sent 18 ottoman
16 sent 19 spinning
17 the 18 ottoman
19 spinning 22 wall
19 spinning 23 .
20 against 21 the
21 the 22 wall

then he caught [aunt] [olivia] in his arms and smack , smack , smack ! 
1 then 2 he
1 then 3 caught
2 he 3 caught
3 caught 6 in
6 in 7 his
7 his 8 arms
8 arms 11 ,
9 and 10 smack
10 smack 11 ,
11 , 13 ,
12 smack 13 ,
13 , 14 smack
14 smack 15 !

peggy sank back upon the stair-step with her handkerchief stuffed in her mouth . 
1 peggy 2 sank
2 sank 7 with
3 back 4 upon
4 upon 6 stair-step
5 the 6 stair-step
6 stair-step 7 with
7 with 8 her
8 her 9 handkerchief
9 handkerchief 10 stuffed
10 stuffed 11 in
11 in 12 her
12 her 13 mouth
13 mouth 14 .

aunt [olivia] was being kissed ! 
1 aunt 3 was
3 was 4 being
4 being 5 kissed
5 kissed 6 !

presently , [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] held her back at arm 's length in his big paws and looked her over . 
1 presently 2 ,
1 presently 8 back
6 held 7 her
6 held 8 back
8 back 9 at
9 at 12 length
10 arm 11 's
11 's 12 length
12 length 13 in
13 in 14 his
14 his 16 paws
15 big 16 paws
16 paws 17 and
17 and 18 looked
18 looked 19 her
18 looked 20 over
20 over 21 .

i saw [aunt] [olivia] 's eyes roam over his arm to the inverted table and the litter of asters and goldenrod . 
1 i 2 saw
2 saw 5 's
5 's 7 roam
6 eyes 7 roam
7 roam 13 inverted
8 over 10 arm
9 his 10 arm
10 arm 11 to
11 to 12 the
12 the 13 inverted
13 inverted 15 and
14 table 15 and
15 and 17 litter
15 and 18 of
16 the 17 litter
18 of 19 asters
19 asters 20 and
20 and 21 goldenrod
21 goldenrod 22 .

her sleek crimps were all ruffled up , and her lace fichu twisted half around her neck . 
1 her 2 sleek
1 her 3 crimps
3 crimps 8 ,
4 were 6 ruffled
5 all 6 ruffled
6 ruffled 7 up
7 up 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 11 lace
9 and 15 around
10 her 11 lace
11 lace 12 fichu
12 fichu 13 twisted
13 twisted 14 half
15 around 16 her
16 her 17 neck
17 neck 18 .

she looked distressed . 
1 she 2 looked
2 looked 3 distressed
3 distressed 4 .

" it 's not a bit changed you are , [nillie] , " said [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] admiringly . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 10 ,
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 not
4 not 6 bit
5 a 6 bit
6 bit 7 changed
7 changed 8 you
8 you 9 are
10 , 12 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 said
14 said 18 admiringly
18 admiringly 19 .

" and it 's good [i] 'm feeling to see you again . 
1 " 4 's
2 and 3 it
3 it 4 's
4 's 5 good
5 good 9 to
7 'm 8 feeling
8 feeling 9 to
9 to 10 see
10 see 11 you
10 see 13 .
12 again 13 .

are you glad to see me , [nillie] ? " 
1 are 2 you
2 you 3 glad
3 glad 4 to
4 to 5 see
5 see 6 me
6 me 7 ,
7 , 9 ?
9 ? 10 "

" oh , of course , " said [aunt] [olivia] . 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 course
4 of 5 course
5 course 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 said
8 said 11 .

she twisted herself free and went to set up the table . 
1 she 2 twisted
2 twisted 3 herself
3 herself 5 and
4 free 5 and
5 and 8 set
6 went 7 to
7 to 8 set
8 set 9 up
9 up 11 table
10 the 11 table
11 table 12 .

" [i] picked these for you in the river field , [nillie] , " he said . 
1 " 3 picked
1 " 10 field
3 picked 5 for
4 these 5 for
5 for 6 you
7 in 8 the
8 the 9 river
9 river 10 field
10 field 11 ,
11 , 15 he
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 he
15 he 16 said
16 said 17 .

" where will [i] be getting something to stick them in ? 
1 " 3 will
2 where 3 will
3 will 5 be
5 be 6 getting
5 be 7 something
7 something 8 to
8 to 9 stick
9 stick 10 them
9 stick 12 ?
10 them 11 in

here , this will do . " 
1 here 2 ,
2 , 3 this
3 this 4 will
4 will 5 do
5 do 6 .
6 . 7 "

he grasped a frail , painted vase on the mantel , stuffed the flowers in it , and set it on the table . 
1 he 4 frail
2 grasped 3 a
2 grasped 4 frail
4 frail 5 ,
5 , 6 painted
6 painted 7 vase
6 painted 15 in
7 vase 11 ,
8 on 9 the
9 the 10 mantel
10 mantel 11 ,
12 stuffed 14 flowers
13 the 14 flowers
14 flowers 15 in
15 in 17 ,
16 it 17 ,
17 , 24 .
18 and 19 set
19 set 20 it
20 it 21 on
21 on 23 table
22 the 23 table
23 table 24 .

the look on [aunt] [olivia] ['s] face was too much for me at last . 
1 the 2 look
2 look 3 on
2 look 8 was
7 face 8 was
8 was 10 much
9 too 10 much
10 much 11 for
10 much 13 at
11 for 12 me
13 at 14 last
14 last 15 .

i turned , caught [peggy] by the shoulder and dragged her out of the house . 
1 i 3 ,
2 turned 3 ,
3 , 4 caught
3 , 6 by
6 by 8 shoulder
7 the 8 shoulder
8 shoulder 9 and
9 and 10 dragged
10 dragged 11 her
10 dragged 12 out
12 out 13 of
13 of 15 house
14 the 15 house
15 house 16 .

" he will horrify the very soul out of [aunt] [olivia] 's body if he goes on like this , " [i] gasped . 
1 " 9 of
1 " 12 's
2 he 3 will
3 will 4 horrify
4 horrify 8 out
4 horrify 9 of
5 the 6 very
5 the 7 soul
7 soul 8 out
12 's 13 body
12 's 14 if
14 if 15 he
14 if 16 goes
15 he 16 goes
16 goes 17 on
16 goes 18 like
18 like 20 ,
19 this 20 ,
20 , 24 .
21 " 23 gasped
23 gasped 24 .

" but he 's splendid and he thinks the world of her and , oh , [peggy] , did you [ever] hear such kisses ? 
1 " 2 but
1 " 15 oh
2 but 3 he
2 but 8 thinks
3 he 4 's
4 's 5 splendid
5 splendid 6 and
7 he 8 thinks
8 thinks 10 world
9 the 10 world
10 world 11 of
11 of 12 her
13 and 14 ,
14 , 15 oh
15 oh 16 ,
16 , 18 ,
16 , 20 you
18 , 19 did
19 did 20 you
20 you 22 hear
22 hear 23 such
23 such 24 kisses
23 such 25 ?

fancy [aunt] [olivia] ! " 
1 fancy 4 !
4 ! 5 "

it did not take us long to get well acquainted with [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] . 
1 it 2 did
2 did 3 not
3 not 6 long
4 take 5 us
5 us 6 long
6 long 8 get
7 to 8 get
8 get 9 well
9 well 10 acquainted
10 acquainted 11 with
11 with 15 .

he almost haunted [aunt] [olivia] 's house , and [aunt] [olivia] insisted on our staying with her most of the time . 
1 he 2 almost
2 almost 3 haunted
3 haunted 8 ,
6 's 7 house
6 's 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 12 insisted
12 insisted 13 on
13 on 15 staying
14 our 15 staying
15 staying 16 with
16 with 22 .
17 her 18 most
18 most 19 of
18 most 22 .
19 of 20 the
20 the 21 time

she seemed to be very shy of finding herself alone with him . 
1 she 2 seemed
1 she 5 very
2 seemed 3 to
3 to 4 be
5 very 7 of
6 shy 7 of
7 of 8 finding
8 finding 9 herself
9 herself 10 alone
10 alone 11 with
11 with 12 him
11 with 13 .

she was delighted that we admired him . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 delighted
3 delighted 4 that
4 that 6 admired
5 we 6 admired
6 admired 7 him
7 him 8 .

" though , to be sure , he is very different in his looks from what he used to be , " she said . 
1 " 5 be
2 though 3 ,
3 , 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 10 very
6 sure 7 ,
7 , 8 he
7 , 10 very
8 he 9 is
10 very 20 be
11 different 12 in
12 in 14 looks
13 his 14 looks
14 looks 15 from
15 from 16 what
16 what 17 he
16 what 18 used
17 he 18 used
18 used 19 to
19 to 20 be
20 be 22 "
21 , 22 "
22 " 25 .
23 she 24 said
24 said 25 .

" he is so dreadfully big ! 
1 " 2 he
2 he 3 is
3 is 4 so
4 so 5 dreadfully
5 dreadfully 6 big
6 big 7 !

and [i] do not like a beard , but [i] have not the courage to ask him to shave it off . 
1 and 3 do
3 do 4 not
3 do 8 ,
4 not 5 like
5 like 7 beard
6 a 7 beard
8 , 9 but
8 , 16 ask
11 have 12 not
12 not 16 ask
13 the 14 courage
14 courage 15 to
15 to 16 ask
16 ask 17 him
17 him 18 to
17 him 21 off
18 to 19 shave
19 shave 20 it
21 off 22 .

he might be offended . 
1 he 2 might
2 might 3 be
3 be 4 offended
4 offended 5 .

he has bought the old [lynde] place in [avonlea] and wants to be married in a month . 
1 he 2 has
2 has 3 bought
3 bought 7 place
3 bought 13 be
4 the 5 old
5 old 7 place
7 place 8 in
10 and 11 wants
11 wants 12 to
12 to 13 be
13 be 15 in
14 married 15 in
15 in 17 month
16 a 17 month
17 month 18 .

but , dear me , that is too soon . 
1 but 2 ,
2 , 3 dear
3 dear 5 ,
3 dear 6 that
4 me 5 ,
6 that 7 is
7 is 8 too
8 too 9 soon
9 soon 10 .

it [it] would be hardly proper . " 
1 it 3 would
3 would 4 be
4 be 5 hardly
5 hardly 6 proper
6 proper 7 .
7 . 8 "

peggy and [i] liked [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] very much . 
1 peggy 2 and
2 and 8 very
4 liked 8 very
8 very 9 much
9 much 10 .

so did father . 
1 so 2 did
2 did 3 father
3 father 4 .

we were glad that he seemed to think [aunt] [olivia] perfection . 
1 we 4 that
2 were 3 glad
3 glad 4 that
4 that 6 seemed
5 he 6 seemed
6 seemed 7 to
6 seemed 8 think
7 to 8 think
8 think 11 perfection
11 perfection 12 .

he was as happy as the day was long ; but poor [aunt] [olivia] , under all her surface pride and importance , was not . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 4 happy
2 was 16 under
3 as 4 happy
4 happy 5 as
5 as 7 day
6 the 7 day
7 day 8 was
8 was 9 long
8 was 11 but
9 long 10 ;
11 but 15 ,
12 poor 15 ,
16 under 17 all
17 all 18 her
17 all 19 surface
19 surface 23 ,
20 pride 21 and
21 and 22 importance
22 importance 23 ,
23 , 26 .
24 was 25 not
25 not 26 .

amid all the humour of the circumstances [peggy] and [i] snuffed tragedy compounded with the humour . 
1 amid 7 circumstances
2 all 3 the
3 the 4 humour
4 humour 5 of
5 of 6 the
6 the 7 circumstances
7 circumstances 9 and
9 and 11 snuffed
9 and 12 tragedy
12 tragedy 14 with
13 compounded 14 with
14 with 16 humour
15 the 16 humour
16 humour 17 .

mr [malcolm] [macpherson] could never be trained to old-maidishness , and even [aunt] [olivia] seemed to realize this . 
1 mr 10 ,
4 could 5 never
4 could 6 be
6 be 7 trained
7 trained 8 to
7 trained 9 old-maidishness
9 old-maidishness 10 ,
10 , 12 even
11 and 12 even
12 even 15 seemed
15 seemed 16 to
15 seemed 17 realize
17 realize 19 .
18 this 19 .

he seldom moved in the house without knocking some of [aunt] [olivia] ['s] treasures over . 
1 he 2 seldom
2 seldom 3 moved
3 moved 4 in
4 in 5 the
5 the 6 house
6 house 7 without
7 without 8 knocking
8 knocking 15 over
9 some 10 of
10 of 14 treasures
14 treasures 15 over
15 over 16 .

he smoked cigars in her parlour and scattered the ashes over the floor . 
1 he 2 smoked
1 he 7 and
3 cigars 4 in
4 in 5 her
5 her 6 parlour
6 parlour 7 and
7 and 8 scattered
8 scattered 10 ashes
9 the 10 ashes
10 ashes 11 over
11 over 12 the
12 the 13 floor
13 floor 14 .

he brought her flowers every day and stuck them into whatever receptacle came handiest . 
1 he 2 brought
2 brought 3 her
3 her 6 day
4 flowers 5 every
5 every 6 day
6 day 7 and
7 and 8 stuck
8 stuck 9 them
8 stuck 11 whatever
9 them 10 into
11 whatever 12 receptacle
12 receptacle 15 .
13 came 14 handiest
14 handiest 15 .

he sat on her cushions and rolled her antimacassars up into balls . 
1 he 2 sat
1 he 6 and
2 sat 3 on
3 on 4 her
5 cushions 6 and
6 and 7 rolled
7 rolled 9 antimacassars
8 her 9 antimacassars
9 antimacassars 11 into
10 up 11 into
11 into 12 balls
12 balls 13 .

he put his feet on her chair rungs and all with the most distracting unconsciousness of doing anything out of the way . 
1 he 2 put
2 put 4 feet
2 put 5 on
2 put 14 distracting
3 his 4 feet
5 on 9 and
6 her 7 chair
6 her 8 rungs
7 chair 8 rungs
8 rungs 9 and
9 and 10 all
9 and 11 with
11 with 13 most
12 the 13 most
14 distracting 15 unconsciousness
14 distracting 18 anything
15 unconsciousness 16 of
16 of 17 doing
18 anything 20 of
19 out 20 of
20 of 23 .
21 the 22 way
21 the 23 .

he never noticed [aunt] [olivia] ['s] fluttering nervousness at all . 
1 he 2 never
2 never 3 noticed
3 noticed 7 fluttering
7 fluttering 8 nervousness
8 nervousness 9 at
9 at 10 all
10 all 11 .

peggy and [i] laughed more than was good for us those days . 
1 peggy 2 and
2 and 4 laughed
4 laughed 5 more
4 laughed 6 than
6 than 7 was
7 was 8 good
8 good 9 for
9 for 10 us
10 us 11 those
11 those 13 .
12 days 13 .

once she even got a wing and dustpan and swept the cigar ashes under his very eyes . 
1 once 2 she
1 once 7 and
2 she 3 even
3 even 4 got
4 got 6 wing
5 a 6 wing
7 and 8 dustpan
8 dustpan 9 and
8 dustpan 10 swept
9 and 10 swept
10 swept 14 under
11 the 12 cigar
12 cigar 13 ashes
13 ashes 14 under
14 under 18 .
15 his 16 very
15 his 17 eyes
17 eyes 18 .

" now don't be worrying yourself over that , [nillie] , " he protested . 
1 " 2 now
2 now 4 be
2 now 5 worrying
3 don't 4 be
5 worrying 6 yourself
5 worrying 9 ,
6 yourself 7 over
7 over 8 that
9 , 12 "
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 he
13 he 14 protested
14 protested 15 .

" why , [i] don't mind a litter , bless you ! " 
1 " 3 ,
2 why 3 ,
3 , 6 mind
5 don't 6 mind
6 mind 10 bless
7 a 8 litter
8 litter 9 ,
9 , 10 bless
10 bless 11 you
11 you 12 !
12 ! 13 "

how good and jolly he was , that [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] ! 
1 how 3 and
2 good 3 and
3 and 4 jolly
4 jolly 6 was
5 he 6 was
6 was 12 !
7 , 8 that
7 , 12 !

he worshipped [aunt] [olivia] , and his worship took the concrete form of presents galore . 
1 he 2 worshipped
1 he 6 and
2 worshipped 5 ,
6 and 8 worship
7 his 8 worship
8 worship 9 took
9 took 11 concrete
10 the 11 concrete
11 concrete 16 .
12 form 13 of
13 of 14 presents
14 presents 15 galore
15 galore 16 .

he brought her a present almost every visit generally some article of jewelry . 
1 he 2 brought
2 brought 3 her
2 brought 6 almost
4 a 5 present
4 a 6 almost
6 almost 7 every
7 every 10 some
8 visit 9 generally
9 generally 10 some
10 some 11 article
11 article 12 of
12 of 13 jewelry
13 jewelry 14 .

this hurt him a little , but she assured him she would wear them all sometimes . 
1 this 2 hurt
1 this 6 ,
2 hurt 3 him
3 him 5 little
4 a 5 little
6 , 9 assured
7 but 8 she
8 she 9 assured
9 assured 10 him
10 him 13 wear
11 she 12 would
12 would 13 wear
13 wear 14 them
14 them 17 .
15 all 16 sometimes
16 sometimes 17 .

" [i] am not used to jewelry , [mr] [macpherson] , " she would tell him . 
1 " 3 am
3 am 6 to
4 not 5 used
5 used 6 to
6 to 8 ,
7 jewelry 8 ,
8 , 12 "
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 she
13 she 14 would
14 would 15 tell
15 tell 16 him
15 tell 17 .
16 him 17 .

her engagement ring she did wear it was a rather " loud " combination of engraved gold and opals . 
1 her 2 engagement
2 engagement 8 was
3 ring 4 she
4 she 5 did
5 did 6 wear
6 wear 7 it
7 it 8 was
8 was 10 rather
9 a 10 rather
10 rather 16 engraved
11 " 12 loud
12 loud 13 "
12 loud 16 engraved
13 " 14 combination
14 combination 15 of
16 engraved 18 and
17 gold 18 and
18 and 19 opals
19 opals 20 .

sometimes we caught her turning it on her finger with a very troubled face . 
1 sometimes 2 we
2 we 3 caught
3 caught 5 turning
4 her 5 turning
5 turning 7 on
6 it 7 on
7 on 9 finger
8 her 9 finger
9 finger 10 with
10 with 15 .
11 a 12 very
12 very 13 troubled
13 troubled 14 face
14 face 15 .

" [i] would be sorry for [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] if he were not so much in love with her , " said [peggy] . 
1 " 3 would
3 would 4 be
4 be 5 sorry
5 sorry 6 for
6 for 24 .
10 if 12 were
11 he 12 were
12 were 13 not
12 were 15 much
14 so 15 much
15 much 16 in
16 in 20 ,
17 love 18 with
17 love 20 ,
18 with 19 her
20 , 21 "
21 " 24 .
22 said 24 .

" but as he thinks that she is perfection he doesn't need sympathy . " 
1 " 2 but
2 but 9 perfection
3 as 4 he
3 as 5 thinks
5 thinks 6 that
6 that 7 she
6 that 9 perfection
7 she 8 is
9 perfection 10 he
10 he 11 doesn't
11 doesn't 12 need
12 need 13 sympathy
12 need 14 .
14 . 15 "

" [i] am sorry for [aunt] [olivia] , " [i] said . 
1 " 3 am
3 am 4 sorry
4 sorry 5 for
5 for 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 11 said
11 said 12 .

" yes , [peggy] , [i] am . 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 7 am
7 am 8 .

don't you see how it 's hurting her ? 
1 don't 2 you
2 you 3 see
3 see 4 how
4 how 5 it
4 how 9 ?
5 it 6 's
6 's 7 hurting
7 hurting 8 her

" nonsense ! " said [peggy] . 
1 " 2 nonsense
2 nonsense 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 .

then she added with a laugh , 
1 then 2 she
2 she 3 added
3 added 4 with
3 added 7 ,
4 with 6 laugh
5 a 6 laugh

" [mary] , did you ever see anything so funny as [aunt] [olivia] sitting on ' [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] 's ' knee ? " 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 did
4 did 5 you
5 you 6 ever
6 ever 10 funny
7 see 8 anything
8 anything 9 so
9 so 10 funny
10 funny 11 as
11 as 14 sitting
14 sitting 15 on
15 on 22 knee
16 ' 20 's
20 's 22 knee
21 ' 22 knee
22 knee 24 "
23 ? 24 "

it [was] funny . 
1 it 3 funny
3 funny 4 .

aunt [olivia] thought it very unbecoming to sit there before us , but he made her do it . 
1 aunt 3 thought
3 thought 7 to
4 it 5 very
5 very 6 unbecoming
6 unbecoming 7 to
7 to 8 sit
8 sit 9 there
8 sit 10 before
10 before 13 but
11 us 12 ,
12 , 13 but
13 but 14 he
13 but 17 do
14 he 15 made
15 made 16 her
17 do 19 .
18 it 19 .

to my dying day [i] shall never forget the expression on the poor little woman 's face . 
1 to 2 my
2 my 3 dying
3 dying 8 forget
4 day 6 shall
6 shall 7 never
6 shall 8 forget
8 forget 10 expression
9 the 10 expression
10 expression 11 on
11 on 13 poor
12 the 13 poor
13 poor 17 face
14 little 15 woman
15 woman 16 's
16 's 17 face
17 face 18 .

she became very quiet , and never laughed except under protest . 
1 she 2 became
2 became 3 very
2 became 4 quiet
4 quiet 6 and
5 , 6 and
6 and 8 laughed
7 never 8 laughed
8 laughed 9 except
9 except 10 under
10 under 12 .
11 protest 12 .

also , she showed signs of petulance when any of us , but especially father , teased her about her beau . 
1 also 2 ,
1 also 3 she
3 she 4 showed
4 showed 5 signs
4 showed 8 when
5 signs 6 of
6 of 7 petulance
8 when 22 .
9 any 10 of
10 of 11 us
11 us 14 especially
12 , 13 but
12 , 14 especially
14 especially 21 beau
15 father 16 ,
15 father 17 teased
17 teased 18 her
17 teased 19 about
19 about 20 her
20 her 21 beau
21 beau 22 .

i pitied her , for [i] think [i] understood better than the others what her feelings really were . 
1 i 2 pitied
2 pitied 3 her
2 pitied 19 .
4 , 5 for
4 , 10 better
5 for 7 think
5 for 9 understood
10 better 11 than
11 than 13 others
11 than 19 .
12 the 13 others
13 others 18 were
14 what 16 feelings
15 her 16 feelings
16 feelings 17 really
16 feelings 18 were

but even [i] was not prepared for what did happen . 
1 but 2 even
2 even 4 was
4 was 5 not
5 not 6 prepared
6 prepared 7 for
7 for 8 what
8 what 9 did
9 did 10 happen
10 happen 11 .

i would not have believed that [aunt] [olivia] could do it . 
1 i 2 would
2 would 3 not
3 not 4 have
4 have 5 believed
5 believed 6 that
6 that 9 could
9 could 10 do
10 do 11 it
11 it 12 .

i thought that her desire for marriage in the abstract would outweigh the disadvantages of the concrete . 
1 i 2 thought
2 thought 3 that
3 that 10 abstract
4 her 5 desire
5 desire 6 for
6 for 7 marriage
7 marriage 8 in
8 in 9 the
9 the 10 abstract
10 abstract 11 would
11 would 12 outweigh
12 outweigh 14 disadvantages
13 the 14 disadvantages
14 disadvantages 15 of
15 of 17 concrete
16 the 17 concrete
17 concrete 18 .

but one can never reckon with real , bred-in-the-bone old-maidism . 
1 but 2 one
1 but 4 never
2 one 3 can
4 never 5 reckon
5 reckon 6 with
6 with 8 ,
7 real 8 ,
8 , 9 bred-in-the-bone
9 bred-in-the-bone 10 old-maidism
9 bred-in-the-bone 11 .

one morning [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] told us all that he was coming up that evening to make [aunt] [olivia] set the day . 
1 one 2 morning
1 one 6 told
6 told 7 us
7 us 11 was
8 all 9 that
9 that 10 he
9 that 11 was
11 was 17 make
12 coming 15 evening
12 coming 16 to
13 up 14 that
14 that 15 evening
16 to 17 make
17 make 22 day
20 set 21 the
21 the 22 day
22 day 23 .

but [aunt] [olivia] looked like a martyr . 
1 but 4 looked
4 looked 8 .
5 like 7 martyr
6 a 7 martyr
7 martyr 8 .

she had a fierce attack of housecleaning that day , and put everything in flawless order , even to the corners . 
1 she 2 had
1 she 11 and
2 had 4 fierce
3 a 4 fierce
5 attack 6 of
6 of 7 housecleaning
7 housecleaning 11 and
8 that 9 day
9 day 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 put
12 put 14 in
13 everything 14 in
14 in 16 order
15 flawless 16 order
16 order 18 even
17 , 18 even
18 even 19 to
19 to 21 corners
20 the 21 corners
21 corners 22 .

" as if there was going to be a funeral in the house , " sniffed [peggy] . 
1 " 7 to
2 as 4 there
3 if 4 there
4 there 5 was
5 was 6 going
6 going 7 to
7 to 13 house
8 be 10 funeral
9 a 10 funeral
10 funeral 11 in
11 in 12 the
12 the 13 house
13 house 15 "
14 , 15 "
15 " 16 sniffed
16 sniffed 18 .

" [mr] [macpherson] , " [i] heard her say with double-distilled primness , " will you please come into the parlour ? 
1 " 4 ,
1 " 9 say
4 , 5 "
5 " 7 heard
7 heard 8 her
9 say 12 primness
10 with 11 double-distilled
11 double-distilled 12 primness
12 primness 14 "
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 will
15 will 16 you
16 you 17 please
17 please 22 ?
18 come 19 into
18 come 22 ?
19 into 21 parlour
20 the 21 parlour

i have something to say to you . " 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 something
3 something 4 to
4 to 5 say
5 say 6 to
6 to 7 you
7 you 8 .
8 . 9 "

they went in , and [i] returned to the south-west room . 
1 they 2 went
1 they 4 ,
2 went 3 in
4 , 5 and
5 and 10 south-west
7 returned 8 to
8 to 9 the
9 the 10 south-west
10 south-west 12 .
11 room 12 .

" [peg] , there 's trouble brewing , " [i] said . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 there
4 there 5 's
5 's 6 trouble
6 trouble 9 "
7 brewing 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 12 .
11 said 12 .

" [i] 'm sure of it by [aunt] [olivia] 's face , it was [gray] . 
1 " 3 'm
1 " 12 ,
3 'm 4 sure
4 sure 5 of
4 sure 7 by
5 of 6 it
10 's 11 face
10 's 12 ,
12 , 14 was
13 it 14 was
14 was 16 .

and she has gone down [alone] and shut the door . " 
1 and 2 she
2 she 4 gone
3 has 4 gone
4 gone 7 and
5 down 7 and
7 and 8 shut
8 shut 10 door
9 the 10 door
10 door 11 .
11 . 12 "

" [i] am going to hear what she says to him , " said [peggy] resolutely . 
1 " 5 to
3 am 4 going
4 going 5 to
5 to 6 hear
6 hear 9 says
7 what 8 she
8 she 9 says
9 says 10 to
10 to 12 ,
11 him 12 ,
12 , 17 .
13 " 14 said
14 said 16 resolutely
16 resolutely 17 .

" it is her own fault she has spoiled us by always insisting that we should be present at their interviews . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 9 spoiled
2 it 3 is
3 is 5 own
4 her 5 own
6 fault 7 she
7 she 8 has
8 has 9 spoiled
9 spoiled 10 us
10 us 11 by
11 by 12 always
12 always 15 we
12 always 16 should
13 insisting 14 that
14 that 15 we
16 should 17 be
17 be 18 present
17 be 19 at
19 at 21 interviews
20 their 21 interviews
21 interviews 22 .

that poor man has had to do his courting under our very eyes . 
1 that 3 man
2 poor 3 man
3 man 4 has
4 has 5 had
5 had 7 do
6 to 7 do
7 do 9 courting
8 his 9 courting
9 courting 10 under
10 under 14 .
11 our 12 very
11 our 13 eyes
13 eyes 14 .

come on , [mary] . " 
1 come 2 on
2 on 3 ,
3 , 5 .
5 . 6 "

the south-west room was directly over the parlour and there was an open stovepipe-hole leading up therefrom . 
1 the 9 and
2 south-west 3 room
3 room 4 was
4 was 5 directly
5 directly 6 over
6 over 7 the
7 the 8 parlour
8 parlour 9 and
9 and 15 leading
10 there 11 was
11 was 12 an
12 an 13 open
13 open 14 stovepipe-hole
14 stovepipe-hole 15 leading
15 leading 16 up
16 up 17 therefrom
17 therefrom 18 .

peggy removed the hat box that was on it , and we both deliberately and shamelessly crouched down and listened with all our might . 
1 peggy 4 hat
2 removed 3 the
3 the 4 hat
4 hat 7 was
5 box 6 that
6 that 7 was
7 was 8 on
7 was 13 both
8 on 10 ,
9 it 10 ,
10 , 12 we
11 and 12 we
13 both 14 deliberately
14 deliberately 15 and
15 and 17 crouched
15 and 24 might
16 shamelessly 17 crouched
17 crouched 18 down
18 down 19 and
19 and 20 listened
20 listened 21 with
21 with 23 our
22 all 23 our
24 might 25 .

it was easy enough to hear what [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] was saying . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 enough
3 easy 4 enough
4 enough 5 to
5 to 6 hear
6 hear 7 what
7 what 11 was
11 was 12 saying
12 saying 13 .

" [i] 've come up to get the date settled , [nillie] , as [i] told you . 
1 " 4 come
3 've 4 come
4 come 5 up
5 up 6 to
6 to 7 get
7 get 9 date
7 get 14 as
8 the 9 date
9 date 10 settled
10 settled 11 ,
13 , 14 as
14 as 18 .
16 told 17 you
17 you 18 .

come now , little woman , name the day . " 
1 come 2 now
2 now 3 ,
3 , 4 little
3 , 6 ,
4 little 5 woman
6 , 7 name
6 , 9 day
8 the 9 day
9 day 10 .
10 . 11 "

[smack] [!] 

" don't , [mr] [macpherson] , " said [aunt] [olivia] . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 6 ,
2 don't 3 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 said
8 said 11 .

" there is something [i] must say to you . 
1 " 2 there
2 there 3 is
3 is 4 something
4 something 6 must
6 must 7 say
7 say 8 to
8 to 9 you
9 you 10 .

i cannot marry you , [mr] [macpherson] . " 
1 i 2 cannot
2 cannot 3 marry
3 marry 4 you
3 marry 5 ,
5 , 8 .
8 . 9 "

there was a pause . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 4 pause
3 a 4 pause
4 pause 5 .

i would have given much to have seen the pair of them . 
1 i 2 would
2 would 3 have
3 have 6 to
4 given 5 much
5 much 6 to
6 to 8 seen
7 have 8 seen
8 seen 10 pair
9 the 10 pair
10 pair 11 of
11 of 12 them
12 them 13 .

when [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] spoke his voice was that of blank , uncomprehending amazement . 
1 when 7 voice
5 spoke 6 his
6 his 7 voice
7 voice 8 was
8 was 9 that
9 that 10 of
10 of 14 amazement
11 blank 12 ,
12 , 13 uncomprehending
13 uncomprehending 14 amazement
14 amazement 15 .

" [nillie] , what is it you are meaning ? " he said . 
1 " 4 what
3 , 4 what
4 what 5 is
4 what 10 ?
5 is 6 it
7 you 8 are
8 are 9 meaning
9 meaning 10 ?
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 he
12 he 13 said
13 said 14 .

" [i] cannot marry you , [mr] [macpherson] , " repeated [aunt] [olivia] . 
1 " 3 cannot
3 cannot 4 marry
4 marry 5 you
4 marry 6 ,
6 , 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 repeated
11 repeated 14 .

" why not ? " 
1 " 2 why
2 why 3 not
3 not 4 ?
4 ? 5 "

surprise was giving way to dismay . 
1 surprise 2 was
2 was 3 giving
3 giving 4 way
4 way 5 to
5 to 6 dismay
6 dismay 7 .

" [i] don't think you will understand , [mr] [macpherson] , " said [aunt] [olivia] , faintly . 
1 " 5 you
3 don't 4 think
4 think 5 you
5 you 6 will
6 will 7 understand
7 understand 12 "
8 , 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 16 ,
13 said 16 ,
16 , 17 faintly
17 faintly 18 .

" why , [i] suppose it will be rather hard . 
1 " 3 ,
2 why 3 ,
3 , 5 suppose
5 suppose 6 it
6 it 7 will
7 will 8 be
8 be 11 .
9 rather 10 hard
10 hard 11 .

but , [nillie] , [avonlea] isn't very far away not more than twelve miles , if it will be that . " 
1 but 2 ,
1 but 4 ,
4 , 12 than
6 isn't 7 very
7 very 8 far
8 far 9 away
8 far 11 more
9 away 10 not
11 more 12 than
12 than 19 be
13 twelve 14 miles
13 twelve 15 ,
15 , 16 if
16 if 17 it
17 it 18 will
18 will 19 be
19 be 22 "
20 that 21 .
21 . 22 "

" twelve miles ! 
1 " 2 twelve
2 twelve 3 miles
3 miles 4 !

it might as well be at the other side of the world to all intents and purposes , " said [aunt] [olivia] obstinately . 
1 it 2 might
2 might 9 side
3 as 4 well
3 as 5 be
5 be 6 at
6 at 7 the
7 the 8 other
8 other 9 side
9 side 13 to
10 of 12 world
11 the 12 world
12 world 13 to
13 to 18 ,
14 all 15 intents
15 intents 16 and
16 and 17 purposes
17 purposes 18 ,
18 , 19 "
19 " 24 .
20 said 23 obstinately
23 obstinately 24 .

" [i] don't know a living soul there , except [rachel] [lynde] . " 
1 " 3 don't
3 don't 7 soul
4 know 6 living
5 a 6 living
6 living 7 soul
7 soul 8 there
8 there 9 ,
9 , 10 except
10 except 13 .
13 . 14 "

" why didn't you say so before [i] bought the place , then ? 
1 " 2 why
1 " 3 didn't
3 didn't 4 you
3 didn't 9 bought
4 you 5 say
5 say 6 so
6 so 7 before
9 bought 10 the
10 the 11 place
11 place 13 then
12 , 13 then
13 then 14 ?

but it 's not too late . 
1 but 2 it
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 not
4 not 5 too
5 too 6 late
6 late 7 .

but [i] 'll fix it up somehow ! " 
1 but 3 'll
3 'll 4 fix
4 fix 5 it
5 it 6 up
6 up 7 somehow
7 somehow 8 !
8 ! 9 "

" no , [mr] [macpherson] , " said [aunt] [olivia] firmly , " that doesn't cover the difficulty . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 8 said
2 no 3 ,
3 , 7 "
6 , 7 "
8 said 14 that
11 firmly 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 that
14 that 16 cover
15 doesn't 16 cover
16 cover 18 difficulty
17 the 18 difficulty
18 difficulty 19 .

i knew you would not understand . 
1 i 2 knew
2 knew 3 you
3 you 4 would
4 would 5 not
5 not 6 understand
6 understand 7 .

my ways are not your ways and [i] cannot make them over . 
1 my 6 ways
2 ways 3 are
3 are 4 not
4 not 5 your
5 your 6 ways
6 ways 7 and
7 and 9 cannot
9 cannot 10 make
10 make 11 them
11 them 12 over
12 over 13 .

for you track mud in and and you don't care whether things are tidy or not . " 
1 for 2 you
1 for 3 track
3 track 10 care
4 mud 5 in
4 mud 6 and
6 and 7 and
7 and 8 you
7 and 9 don't
9 don't 10 care
10 care 11 whether
11 whether 12 things
12 things 13 are
13 are 14 tidy
14 tidy 17 .
15 or 16 not
16 not 17 .
17 . 18 "

" the devil ! " said [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] not profanely or angrily , but as in sheer bewilderment . 
1 " 4 !
1 " 15 but
2 the 3 devil
2 the 4 !
4 ! 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 10 not
10 not 14 ,
11 profanely 12 or
11 profanely 14 ,
12 or 13 angrily
15 but 16 as
16 as 17 in
17 in 20 .
18 sheer 19 bewilderment
19 bewilderment 20 .

then he added , " [nillie] , you must be joking . 
1 then 5 "
2 he 3 added
3 added 4 ,
4 , 5 "
5 " 7 ,
7 , 9 must
8 you 9 must
9 must 10 be
10 be 12 .
11 joking 12 .

it 's careless enough [i] am the west isn't a good place to learn finicky ways but you can teach me . 
1 it 2 's
2 's 8 west
3 careless 4 enough
4 enough 6 am
6 am 7 the
7 the 8 west
8 west 12 place
9 isn't 11 good
10 a 11 good
11 good 12 place
12 place 14 learn
13 to 14 learn
14 learn 15 finicky
15 finicky 16 ways
16 ways 22 .
17 but 19 can
18 you 19 can
19 can 20 teach
20 teach 21 me
21 me 22 .

you 're not going to throw me over because [i] track mud in ! " 
1 you 2 're
2 're 5 to
3 not 4 going
4 going 5 to
5 to 6 throw
6 throw 8 over
7 me 8 over
8 over 12 mud
9 because 11 track
11 track 12 mud
12 mud 13 in
13 in 14 !
14 ! 15 "

" [i] cannot marry you , [mr] [macpherson] , " said [aunt] [olivia] again . 
1 " 4 marry
1 " 6 ,
1 " 15 .
3 cannot 4 marry
4 marry 5 you
6 , 9 ,
9 , 10 "
9 , 11 said
14 again 15 .

" [nillie] , it 's breaking my heart you are ! 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 it
3 , 5 's
4 it 5 's
5 's 6 breaking
6 breaking 7 my
7 my 8 heart
8 heart 9 you
9 you 10 are
10 are 11 !

i 'll do anything go anywhere be anything you want only don't be going back on me like this . " 
1 i 5 go
2 'll 3 do
3 do 4 anything
4 anything 5 go
5 go 9 you
6 anywhere 7 be
7 be 8 anything
8 anything 9 you
9 you 10 want
10 want 11 only
10 want 14 going
11 only 12 don't
12 don't 13 be
14 going 15 back
14 going 18 like
15 back 16 on
16 on 17 me
18 like 21 "
19 this 20 .
19 this 21 "

" [i] cannot marry you , [mr] [macpherson] , " said [aunt] [olivia] for the fourth time . 
1 " 3 cannot
3 cannot 4 marry
4 marry 5 you
4 marry 6 ,
6 , 9 ,
9 , 10 "
9 , 11 said
11 said 18 .
14 for 16 fourth
15 the 16 fourth
16 fourth 17 time
17 time 18 .

" [nillie] ! " exclaimed [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] . 
1 " 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 exclaimed
5 exclaimed 9 .

there was such real agony in his tone that [peggy] and [i] were suddenly stricken with contrition . 
1 there 5 agony
2 was 3 such
3 such 4 real
4 real 5 agony
5 agony 6 in
6 in 7 his
7 his 8 tone
8 tone 13 were
9 that 13 were
11 and 13 were
13 were 14 suddenly
14 suddenly 15 stricken
15 stricken 18 .
16 with 17 contrition
17 contrition 18 .

what were we doing ? 
1 what 2 were
2 were 3 we
3 we 4 doing
4 doing 5 ?

we had no right to be listening to this pitiful interview . 
1 we 2 had
2 had 4 right
3 no 4 right
4 right 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 8 to
7 listening 8 to
8 to 11 interview
9 this 10 pitiful
10 pitiful 11 interview
11 interview 12 .

the pain and protest in his voice had suddenly banished all the humour from it , and left naught but the bare , stark tragedy . 
1 the 2 pain
1 the 9 suddenly
2 pain 7 voice
3 and 4 protest
4 protest 5 in
5 in 6 his
6 his 7 voice
7 voice 8 had
9 suddenly 10 banished
10 banished 11 all
11 all 12 the
11 all 19 naught
12 the 13 humour
13 humour 14 from
13 humour 17 and
14 from 15 it
16 , 17 and
17 and 18 left
19 naught 24 stark
20 but 22 bare
20 but 23 ,
21 the 22 bare
23 , 24 stark
24 stark 25 tragedy
25 tragedy 26 .

we rose and tiptoed out of the room , wholesomely ashamed of ourselves . 
1 we 3 and
2 rose 3 and
3 and 8 room
4 tiptoed 5 out
4 tiptoed 6 of
6 of 7 the
7 the 8 room
8 room 9 ,
9 , 10 wholesomely
10 wholesomely 11 ashamed
11 ashamed 12 of
12 of 14 .
13 ourselves 14 .

we could not pretend surprise , but [peggy] ventured a faint protest . 
1 we 2 could
2 could 3 not
3 not 7 but
4 pretend 7 but
5 surprise 6 ,
6 , 7 but
7 but 9 ventured
9 ventured 13 .
10 a 11 faint
11 faint 12 protest
12 protest 13 .

" oh , [aunt] [olivia] , do you think you have done right ? " 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 7 do
2 oh 3 ,
6 , 7 do
7 do 8 you
8 you 9 think
9 think 10 you
10 you 11 have
11 have 12 done
12 done 15 "
13 right 14 ?
13 right 15 "

" it was the only thing [i] could do , " said [aunt] [olivia] stonily . 
1 " 6 thing
2 it 3 was
3 was 5 only
4 the 5 only
5 only 6 thing
6 thing 8 could
8 could 10 ,
9 do 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 12 said
12 said 15 stonily
15 stonily 16 .

" [i] could not marry [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] and [i] told him so . 
1 " 3 could
3 could 4 not
4 not 5 marry
5 marry 9 and
9 and 11 told
11 told 12 him
11 told 13 so
13 so 14 .

please tell your father and kindly say nothing more to me about the matter . " 
1 please 4 father
2 tell 3 your
3 your 4 father
4 father 7 say
5 and 6 kindly
5 and 7 say
7 say 9 more
8 nothing 9 more
9 more 10 to
9 more 12 about
10 to 11 me
12 about 14 matter
13 the 14 matter
14 matter 16 "
15 . 16 "

then [aunt] [olivia] went downstairs , got a broom , and swept up the mud [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] had tracked over the steps . 
1 then 6 ,
1 then 7 got
4 went 5 downstairs
5 downstairs 6 ,
7 got 9 broom
7 got 12 swept
8 a 9 broom
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 swept
12 swept 15 mud
13 up 14 the
14 the 15 mud
15 mud 19 had
19 had 20 tracked
20 tracked 21 over
21 over 22 the
22 the 24 .
23 steps 24 .

peggy and [i] went home and told father . 
1 peggy 2 and
2 and 6 and
4 went 5 home
5 home 6 and
6 and 7 told
7 told 8 father
8 father 9 .

we felt very flat , but there was nothing to be done or said . 
1 we 2 felt
2 felt 3 very
3 very 4 flat
4 flat 5 ,
4 flat 15 .
5 , 6 but
6 but 7 there
6 but 13 or
8 was 9 nothing
9 nothing 10 to
10 to 13 or
11 be 12 done
11 be 13 or
13 or 14 said

father laughed at the whole thing , but [i] could not laugh . 
1 father 2 laughed
2 laughed 3 at
3 at 4 the
4 the 5 whole
5 whole 6 thing
6 thing 7 ,
6 thing 11 not
7 , 8 but
8 but 10 could
11 not 12 laugh
12 laugh 13 .

i was sorry for [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] and , though [i] was angry with her , [i] was sorry for [aunt] [olivia] , too . 
1 i 2 was
2 was 3 sorry
3 sorry 4 for
4 for 25 .
8 and 9 ,
8 and 10 though
8 and 18 was
10 though 12 was
12 was 13 angry
12 was 16 ,
13 angry 14 with
14 with 15 her
18 was 19 sorry
19 sorry 20 for
19 sorry 25 .
20 for 23 ,
23 , 24 too

plainly she felt badly enough over her vanished hopes and plans , but she had developed a strange and baffling reserve which nothing could pierce . 
1 plainly 2 she
2 she 4 badly
3 felt 4 badly
4 badly 13 but
5 enough 6 over
6 over 7 her
7 her 9 hopes
8 vanished 9 hopes
9 hopes 10 and
10 and 11 plans
11 plans 12 ,
12 , 13 but
13 but 22 which
14 she 15 had
15 had 16 developed
16 developed 21 reserve
16 developed 22 which
17 a 18 strange
18 strange 19 and
19 and 20 baffling
20 baffling 21 reserve
22 which 24 could
23 nothing 24 could
24 could 25 pierce
25 pierce 26 .

" it 's nothing but a chronic case of old-maidism , " said father impatiently . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 3 's
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 nothing
4 nothing 9 of
5 but 8 case
6 a 7 chronic
6 a 8 case
8 case 9 of
9 of 11 ,
10 old-maidism 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 16 .
13 said 14 father
14 father 15 impatiently
15 impatiently 16 .

things were very dull for a week . 
1 things 2 were
2 were 3 very
3 very 4 dull
4 dull 5 for
5 for 7 week
6 a 7 week
7 week 8 .

we saw no more of [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] and we missed him dreadfully . 
1 we 2 saw
1 we 9 and
2 saw 3 no
2 saw 4 more
3 no 4 more
4 more 5 of
9 and 10 we
10 we 11 missed
11 missed 12 him
12 him 14 .
13 dreadfully 14 .

aunt [olivia] was inscrutable , and worked with fierceness at superfluous tasks . 
1 aunt 3 was
3 was 6 and
4 inscrutable 5 ,
4 inscrutable 6 and
6 and 7 worked
7 worked 8 with
8 with 9 fierceness
9 fierceness 10 at
10 at 11 superfluous
11 superfluous 12 tasks
12 tasks 13 .

one evening father came home with some news . 
1 one 2 evening
2 evening 3 father
3 father 4 came
4 came 5 home
5 home 6 with
6 with 8 news
7 some 8 news
8 news 9 .

" [malcolm] [macpherson] is leaving on the 7 : 30 train for the west , " he said . 
1 " 8 7
4 is 5 leaving
5 leaving 6 on
6 on 7 the
7 the 8 7
8 7 14 west
9 : 10 30
9 : 11 train
11 train 12 for
12 for 13 the
13 the 14 west
14 west 16 "
15 , 16 "
16 " 17 he
16 " 19 .
17 he 18 said
18 said 19 .

" he has rented the [avonlea] place and he 's off . 
1 " 2 he
2 he 3 has
3 has 4 rented
4 rented 5 the
5 the 7 place
7 place 8 and
8 and 12 .
9 he 10 's
10 's 11 off
10 's 12 .

they say he is mad as a hatter at the trick [olivia] played on him . " 
1 they 2 say
1 they 4 is
2 say 3 he
3 he 4 is
4 is 5 mad
5 mad 9 at
6 as 8 hatter
7 a 8 hatter
8 hatter 9 at
9 at 11 trick
10 the 11 trick
11 trick 13 played
13 played 14 on
14 on 15 him
15 him 17 "
16 . 17 "

after tea [peggy] and [i] went over to see [aunt] [olivia] , who had asked our advice about a wrapper . 
1 after 4 and
2 tea 4 and
4 and 9 see
6 went 7 over
7 over 8 to
8 to 9 see
9 see 13 who
12 , 13 who
13 who 15 asked
14 had 15 asked
15 asked 16 our
15 asked 17 advice
17 advice 18 about
18 about 21 .
19 a 20 wrapper
19 a 21 .

she was sewing as for dear life , and her face was primmer and colder than ever . 
1 she 2 was
1 she 9 and
3 sewing 4 as
4 as 5 for
5 for 6 dear
6 dear 7 life
7 life 8 ,
7 life 9 and
9 and 14 and
10 her 11 face
11 face 12 was
12 was 13 primmer
13 primmer 14 and
14 and 15 colder
15 colder 16 than
16 than 17 ever
17 ever 18 .

i wondered if she knew of [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] ['s] departure . 
1 i 2 wondered
2 wondered 3 if
3 if 4 she
3 if 5 knew
4 she 5 knew
5 knew 6 of
6 of 11 departure
11 departure 12 .

delicacy forbade me to mention it but [peggy] [had] no such scruples . 
1 delicacy 2 forbade
2 forbade 3 me
3 me 4 to
4 to 7 but
5 mention 6 it
5 mention 7 but
7 but 13 .
10 no 11 such
11 such 12 scruples
12 scruples 13 .

" well , [aunt] [olivia] , your beau is off , " she announced cheerfully . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 6 ,
2 well 3 ,
6 , 12 "
7 your 8 beau
8 beau 9 is
9 is 10 off
10 off 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 she
13 she 14 announced
14 announced 15 cheerfully
15 cheerfully 16 .

" you won't be bothered with him again . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 won't
3 won't 4 be
4 be 5 bothered
5 bothered 6 with
6 with 7 him
7 him 8 again
8 again 9 .

he is leaving on the mail train for the west . " 
1 he 2 is
2 is 3 leaving
3 leaving 4 on
4 on 6 mail
5 the 6 mail
6 mail 7 train
6 mail 8 for
7 train 8 for
8 for 11 .
9 the 10 west
9 the 11 .
11 . 12 "

aunt [olivia] dropped her sewing and stood up . 
1 aunt 3 dropped
3 dropped 4 her
4 her 5 sewing
5 sewing 6 and
6 and 7 stood
7 stood 8 up
8 up 9 .

i have never seen anything like the transformation that came over her . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 never
3 never 4 seen
4 seen 5 anything
5 anything 6 like
6 like 8 transformation
7 the 8 transformation
8 transformation 9 that
8 transformation 10 came
9 that 10 came
10 came 11 over
11 over 13 .
12 her 13 .

it was so thorough and sudden as to be almost uncanny . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 so
2 was 5 and
3 so 4 thorough
5 and 6 sudden
6 sudden 10 almost
7 as 8 to
8 to 9 be
9 be 10 almost
10 almost 11 uncanny
11 uncanny 12 .

the old maid vanished completely , and in her place was a woman , full to the lips with primitive emotion and pain . 
1 the 5 completely
2 old 3 maid
3 maid 4 vanished
4 vanished 5 completely
5 completely 7 and
6 , 7 and
7 and 18 lips
8 in 9 her
9 her 10 place
10 place 11 was
11 was 13 woman
12 a 13 woman
13 woman 15 full
14 , 15 full
15 full 16 to
16 to 17 the
17 the 18 lips
18 lips 24 .
19 with 20 primitive
19 with 21 emotion
21 emotion 22 and
22 and 23 pain
23 pain 24 .

" what shall [i] do ? " she cried in a terrible voice . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 3 shall
3 shall 5 do
5 do 8 she
6 ? 7 "
7 " 8 she
8 she 9 cried
9 cried 10 in
10 in 14 .
11 a 14 .
12 terrible 13 voice
13 voice 14 .

" [mary] [peggy] what shall [i] do ? " 
1 " 4 what
4 what 5 shall
5 shall 7 do
7 do 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

it was almost a shriek . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 almost
3 almost 5 shriek
4 a 5 shriek
5 shriek 6 .

peggy turned pale . 
1 peggy 2 turned
2 turned 3 pale
3 pale 4 .

" do you care ? " she said stupidly . 
1 " 4 care
2 do 3 you
3 you 4 care
4 care 7 she
5 ? 6 "
6 " 7 she
7 she 8 said
8 said 9 stupidly
9 stupidly 10 .

" care ! 
1 " 2 care
2 care 3 !

girls , [i] shall [die] if [malcolm] [macpherson] goes away ! 
1 girls 2 ,
1 girls 4 shall
4 shall 6 if
6 if 9 goes
9 goes 10 away
10 away 11 !

i have been mad [i] must have been mad . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 been
3 been 4 mad
4 mad 6 must
6 must 7 have
7 have 8 been
8 been 9 mad
9 mad 10 .

i have almost died of loneliness since [i] sent him away . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 4 died
3 almost 4 died
4 died 5 of
5 of 6 loneliness
6 loneliness 7 since
7 since 9 sent
9 sent 12 .
10 him 11 away
11 away 12 .

but [i] thought he would come back ! 
1 but 3 thought
3 thought 4 he
4 he 5 would
5 would 6 come
6 come 7 back
7 back 8 !

i must see him there is time to reach the station before the train goes if [i] go by the fields . " 
1 i 3 see
2 must 3 see
3 see 6 is
4 him 5 there
5 there 6 is
6 is 8 to
7 time 8 to
8 to 9 reach
9 reach 11 station
9 reach 14 train
10 the 11 station
12 before 13 the
13 the 14 train
14 train 15 goes
15 goes 16 if
16 if 18 go
18 go 23 "
19 by 21 fields
20 the 21 fields
21 fields 22 .
22 . 23 "

" wait a moment , [aunt] [olivia] . 
1 " 2 wait
1 " 5 ,
3 a 4 moment
4 moment 5 ,
5 , 8 .

peggy , run home and get father to harness [dick] in the buggy as quickly as he can . 
1 peggy 2 ,
2 , 6 get
3 run 4 home
3 run 5 and
5 and 6 get
6 get 8 to
7 father 8 to
8 to 13 buggy
9 harness 11 in
11 in 12 the
12 the 13 buggy
13 buggy 15 quickly
14 as 15 quickly
15 quickly 16 as
16 as 17 he
17 he 18 can
18 can 19 .

we 'll drive [aunt] [olivia] to the station . 
1 we 2 'll
2 'll 3 drive
3 drive 6 to
6 to 8 station
7 the 8 station
8 station 9 .

we 'll get you there in time , [aunty] . " 
1 we 3 get
2 'll 3 get
3 get 4 you
3 get 6 in
4 you 5 there
6 in 7 time
7 time 8 ,
8 , 10 .
10 . 11 "

peggy flew , and [aunt] [olivia] dashed upstairs . 
1 peggy 3 ,
2 flew 3 ,
3 , 4 and
4 and 7 dashed
7 dashed 8 upstairs
8 upstairs 9 .

i lingered behind to pick up her sewing , and when [i] got to her room she had her hat and cape on . 
1 i 2 lingered
1 i 13 got
2 lingered 5 pick
3 behind 4 to
4 to 5 pick
5 pick 6 up
5 pick 11 when
6 up 7 her
7 her 8 sewing
8 sewing 9 ,
9 , 10 and
13 got 14 to
13 got 16 room
14 to 15 her
16 room 17 she
17 she 18 had
18 had 21 and
19 her 20 hat
20 hat 21 and
21 and 22 cape
22 cape 23 on
23 on 24 .

rings , three brooches , a locket , three chains and a watch all went on anyway and anyhow . 
1 rings 3 three
2 , 3 three
3 three 4 brooches
4 brooches 7 locket
4 brooches 9 three
5 , 7 locket
6 a 7 locket
7 locket 8 ,
8 , 9 three
9 three 10 chains
10 chains 18 and
11 and 13 watch
11 and 15 went
12 a 13 watch
14 all 15 went
15 went 16 on
16 on 17 anyway
17 anyway 18 and
18 and 19 anyhow
19 anyhow 20 .

a wonderful sight it was to see [aunt] [olivia] bedizened like that ! 
1 a 3 sight
2 wonderful 3 sight
3 sight 4 it
3 sight 5 was
3 sight 10 bedizened
4 it 5 was
5 was 6 to
6 to 7 see
10 bedizened 11 like
11 like 13 !
12 that 13 !

he went tearing down the steep , stony , fast-darkening road in a fashion which made [peggy] and me cry out in alarm . 
1 he 2 went
2 went 3 tearing
2 went 11 road
3 tearing 4 down
4 down 9 ,
5 the 8 stony
6 steep 7 ,
6 steep 8 stony
8 stony 9 ,
9 , 10 fast-darkening
11 road 15 which
11 road 16 made
12 in 14 fashion
13 a 14 fashion
14 fashion 15 which
16 made 18 and
18 and 19 me
18 and 23 alarm
19 me 20 cry
20 cry 21 out
21 out 22 in
23 alarm 24 .

aunt [olivia] was usually the most timid of women , but now she didn't seem to know what fear was . 
1 aunt 3 was
3 was 11 but
4 usually 5 the
5 the 6 most
6 most 7 timid
7 timid 8 of
7 timid 10 ,
8 of 9 women
10 , 11 but
11 but 17 know
12 now 13 she
12 now 15 seem
14 didn't 15 seem
15 seem 16 to
16 to 17 know
17 know 19 fear
18 what 19 fear
19 fear 21 .
20 was 21 .

she kept whipping and urging poor [dick] the whole way to the station , quite oblivious to our assurances that there was plenty of time . 
1 she 2 kept
1 she 4 and
2 kept 3 whipping
4 and 5 urging
4 and 14 ,
6 poor 9 whole
8 the 9 whole
9 whole 10 way
10 way 13 station
11 to 12 the
12 the 13 station
13 station 14 ,
14 , 15 quite
14 , 22 was
15 quite 16 oblivious
16 oblivious 17 to
16 oblivious 19 assurances
17 to 18 our
20 that 21 there
21 there 22 was
22 was 26 .
23 plenty 24 of
23 plenty 25 time
25 time 26 .

the people who met us that night must have thought we were quite mad . 
1 the 2 people
2 people 4 met
3 who 4 met
4 met 5 us
5 us 7 night
5 us 12 were
6 that 7 night
8 must 9 have
9 have 10 thought
10 thought 11 we
11 we 12 were
12 were 14 mad
13 quite 14 mad
14 mad 15 .

in such a guise did we whirl through the village and over the two-mile station road . 
1 in 2 such
2 such 8 through
3 a 4 guise
4 guise 5 did
5 did 7 whirl
6 we 7 whirl
7 whirl 8 through
8 through 11 and
9 the 10 village
10 village 11 and
11 and 17 .
12 over 15 station
13 the 14 two-mile
13 the 15 station
15 station 16 road
16 road 17 .

i tossed the reins to a boy standing near and we followed . 
1 i 2 tossed
2 tossed 5 to
3 the 4 reins
4 reins 5 to
5 to 10 and
6 a 9 near
7 boy 8 standing
8 standing 9 near
9 near 10 and
10 and 11 we
11 we 12 followed
12 followed 13 .

just under the glare of the station lamp we saw [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] , grip in hand . 
1 just 2 under
2 under 3 the
3 the 8 lamp
4 glare 5 of
5 of 6 the
6 the 7 station
7 station 8 lamp
8 lamp 10 saw
9 we 10 saw
10 saw 18 .
14 , 16 in
15 grip 16 in
16 in 17 hand
17 hand 18 .

fortunately no one else was very near , but it would have been all the same had they been the centre of a crowd . 
1 fortunately 3 one
1 fortunately 8 ,
2 no 3 one
3 one 4 else
3 one 5 was
5 was 6 very
6 very 7 near
8 , 9 but
9 but 10 it
9 but 17 had
10 it 11 would
11 would 12 have
12 have 13 been
12 have 16 same
14 all 15 the
15 the 16 same
17 had 19 been
18 they 19 been
19 been 25 .
20 the 21 centre
21 centre 22 of
22 of 24 crowd
23 a 24 crowd
24 crowd 25 .

aunt [olivia] fairly flung herself against him . 
1 aunt 3 fairly
3 fairly 4 flung
4 flung 5 herself
5 herself 6 against
6 against 7 him
7 him 8 .

that truly [aunt] [olivia] touch relieved the tension of the situation a little . 
1 that 2 truly
2 truly 5 touch
5 touch 6 relieved
6 relieved 8 tension
7 the 8 tension
8 tension 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 situation
11 situation 14 .
12 a 13 little
13 little 14 .

mr [macpherson] put his arm about her and drew her back into the shadows . 
1 mr 3 put
3 put 4 his
4 his 5 arm
5 arm 6 about
5 arm 8 and
6 about 7 her
8 and 9 drew
9 drew 11 back
10 her 11 back
11 back 12 into
12 into 15 .
13 the 14 shadows
13 the 15 .
14 shadows 15 .

" there , there , " he soothed . 
1 " 3 ,
2 there 3 ,
3 , 4 there
4 there 5 ,
5 , 8 soothed
6 " 7 he
7 he 8 soothed
8 soothed 9 .

" of course [i] won't be going . 
1 " 2 of
2 of 3 course
3 course 5 won't
5 won't 6 be
6 be 7 going
7 going 8 .

don't cry , [nillie-girl] . " 
1 don't 2 cry
2 cry 3 ,
3 , 5 .
5 . 6 "

" of course , of course , " he said . 
1 " 2 of
1 " 6 course
2 of 3 course
3 course 4 ,
4 , 5 of
6 course 8 "
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 he
9 he 10 said
10 said 11 .

peggy got a chance home with a friend , and [aunt] [olivia] and [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] and [i] drove back in the buggy . 
1 peggy 2 got
1 peggy 10 and
2 got 4 chance
3 a 4 chance
4 chance 5 home
5 home 6 with
6 with 9 ,
7 a 8 friend
8 friend 9 ,
10 and 13 and
13 and 19 drove
17 and 19 drove
19 drove 23 buggy
20 back 21 in
21 in 22 the
22 the 23 buggy
23 buggy 24 .

she clung to him in the most barefaced fashion , and all her former primness and reserve were swept away completely . 
1 she 2 clung
1 she 11 and
2 clung 3 to
4 him 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 9 fashion
7 most 8 barefaced
7 most 9 fashion
9 fashion 11 and
10 , 11 and
11 and 16 and
12 all 14 former
13 her 14 former
14 former 15 primness
15 primness 16 and
16 and 19 swept
17 reserve 18 were
18 were 19 swept
19 swept 20 away
19 swept 21 completely
21 completely 22 .

somehow , it did not seem in the least funny to me then , nor does it now , although it doubtless will to others . 
1 somehow 2 ,
1 somehow 13 then
2 , 4 did
3 it 4 did
4 did 5 not
5 not 6 seem
6 seem 7 in
7 in 8 the
8 the 9 least
9 least 10 funny
10 funny 11 to
11 to 12 me
13 then 15 nor
14 , 15 nor
15 nor 18 now
15 nor 19 ,
16 does 17 it
17 it 18 now
19 , 21 it
19 , 26 .
20 although 21 it
21 it 23 will
22 doubtless 23 will
24 to 25 others
25 others 26 .

there was too much real intensity of feeling in it all to leave any room for the ridiculous . 
1 there 5 real
2 was 4 much
3 too 4 much
4 much 5 real
5 real 6 intensity
6 intensity 7 of
7 of 8 feeling
8 feeling 9 in
8 feeling 12 to
9 in 11 all
10 it 11 all
12 to 13 leave
13 leave 14 any
14 any 19 .
15 room 16 for
15 room 18 ridiculous
16 for 17 the
18 ridiculous 19 .

so wrapped up in each other were they that [i] did not even feel superfluous . 
1 so 2 wrapped
1 so 7 were
2 wrapped 3 up
3 up 4 in
4 in 5 each
6 other 7 were
7 were 8 they
8 they 9 that
8 they 14 feel
9 that 11 did
11 did 12 not
12 not 13 even
14 feel 15 superfluous
14 feel 16 .
15 superfluous 16 .

i set them safely down in [aunt] [olivia] 's yard and turned homeward , completely forgotten by the pair . 
1 i 2 set
2 set 5 down
2 set 6 in
3 them 4 safely
4 safely 5 down
6 in 14 ,
9 's 10 yard
9 's 11 and
10 yard 11 and
11 and 12 turned
12 turned 13 homeward
13 homeward 14 ,
14 , 15 completely
15 completely 19 pair
16 forgotten 17 by
17 by 18 the
18 the 19 pair
19 pair 20 .

but in the moonlight , which flooded the front of the house , [i] saw something that testified eloquently to the transformation in [aunt] [olivia] . 
1 but 2 in
1 but 6 which
2 in 4 moonlight
3 the 4 moonlight
5 , 6 which
6 which 13 ,
7 flooded 9 front
8 the 9 front
9 front 10 of
10 of 11 the
11 the 12 house
12 house 13 ,
13 , 19 eloquently
15 saw 16 something
15 saw 18 testified
16 something 17 that
18 testified 19 eloquently
19 eloquently 22 transformation
20 to 21 the
21 the 22 transformation
22 transformation 23 in
23 in 26 .

it had rained that afternoon and the yard was muddy . 
1 it 2 had
2 had 3 rained
3 rained 6 and
4 that 5 afternoon
5 afternoon 6 and
6 and 8 yard
7 the 8 yard
8 yard 9 was
9 was 10 muddy
10 muddy 11 .

nevertheless , she went in at her front door and took [mr] [malcolm] [macpherson] [in] with her without even a glance at the scraper ! 
1 nevertheless 2 ,
1 nevertheless 3 she
3 she 10 and
4 went 5 in
4 went 10 and
5 in 9 door
6 at 7 her
6 at 8 front
8 front 9 door
10 and 11 took
10 and 18 without
11 took 16 with
16 with 17 her
18 without 19 even
18 without 22 at
19 even 21 glance
20 a 21 glance
22 at 23 the
23 the 24 scraper
24 scraper 25 !

[viii] [.] 

[the] [quarantine] [at] [alexander] [abraham] ['s] 

i refused to take that class in [sunday] [school] the first time [i] was asked . 
1 i 2 refused
2 refused 4 take
3 to 4 take
4 take 6 class
5 that 6 class
6 class 7 in
7 in 11 first
10 the 11 first
11 first 15 asked
12 time 14 was
14 was 15 asked
15 asked 16 .

it was not that [i] objected to teaching in the [sunday] [school] . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 not
3 not 4 that
4 that 6 objected
6 objected 7 to
7 to 8 teaching
8 teaching 9 in
9 in 10 the
10 the 13 .

i was noted for that . 
1 i 2 was
2 was 3 noted
3 noted 4 for
4 for 5 that
5 that 6 .

it saves a great deal of trouble and it simplifies everything beautifully . 
1 it 2 saves
2 saves 8 and
3 a 4 great
4 great 5 deal
5 deal 6 of
6 of 7 trouble
7 trouble 8 and
8 and 10 simplifies
9 it 10 simplifies
10 simplifies 11 everything
10 simplifies 12 beautifully
12 beautifully 13 .

i had always disliked men . 
1 i 2 had
2 had 4 disliked
3 always 4 disliked
4 disliked 5 men
5 men 6 .

i was noted for that . 
1 i 2 was
2 was 3 noted
3 noted 4 for
4 for 5 that
5 that 6 .

my experiences through life only served to deepen it . 
1 my 2 experiences
2 experiences 3 through
3 through 4 life
4 life 5 only
5 only 6 served
6 served 7 to
7 to 8 deepen
8 deepen 9 it
9 it 10 .

the more [i] saw of men , the more [i] liked cats . 
1 the 2 more
2 more 4 saw
4 saw 5 of
4 saw 7 ,
5 of 6 men
7 , 11 liked
8 the 9 more
9 more 11 liked
11 liked 12 cats
12 cats 13 .

if he had sent his wife the first time , as he did the second , it would have been wiser . 
1 if 2 he
1 if 4 sent
2 he 3 had
3 had 4 sent
4 sent 6 wife
5 his 6 wife
6 wife 8 first
7 the 8 first
8 first 12 he
9 time 10 ,
9 time 12 he
10 , 11 as
12 he 13 did
13 did 22 .
14 the 15 second
15 second 16 ,
16 , 20 been
17 it 18 would
18 would 19 have
19 have 20 been
20 been 21 wiser
20 been 22 .

people generally do what [mrs] [allan] asks them to do because they know it saves time . 
1 people 2 generally
1 people 7 asks
2 generally 3 do
3 do 4 what
7 asks 10 do
8 them 9 to
9 to 10 do
10 do 12 they
11 because 12 they
12 they 13 know
13 know 14 it
14 it 15 saves
15 saves 17 .
16 time 17 .

mrs [allan] talked smoothly for half an hour before she mentioned the [sunday] [school] , and paid me several compliments . 
1 mrs 5 for
3 talked 4 smoothly
4 smoothly 5 for
5 for 8 hour
6 half 7 an
7 an 8 hour
8 hour 9 before
9 before 10 she
10 she 11 mentioned
11 mentioned 12 the
12 the 20 compliments
15 , 16 and
15 , 19 several
16 and 17 paid
17 paid 18 me
19 several 20 compliments
20 compliments 21 .

mrs [allan] is famous for her tact . 
1 mrs 8 .
3 is 4 famous
4 famous 5 for
5 for 7 tact
6 her 7 tact
7 tact 8 .

tact is a faculty for meandering around to a given point instead of making a bee-line . 
1 tact 2 is
2 is 4 faculty
3 a 4 faculty
4 faculty 5 for
5 for 6 meandering
6 meandering 7 around
6 meandering 8 to
6 meandering 13 of
7 around 8 to
9 a 10 given
10 given 11 point
11 point 12 instead
12 instead 13 of
13 of 16 bee-line
14 making 15 a
15 a 16 bee-line
16 bee-line 17 .

i have no tact . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 no
3 no 4 tact
4 tact 5 .

i am noted for that . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 noted
3 noted 4 for
4 for 5 that
5 that 6 .

" what class do you want me to teach ? " 
1 " 3 class
2 what 3 class
3 class 6 want
4 do 5 you
5 you 6 want
6 want 7 me
7 me 8 to
8 to 9 teach
9 teach 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

mrs [allan] was so surprised that she forgot to be tactful , and answered plainly for once in her life , 
1 mrs 3 was
1 mrs 9 to
3 was 5 surprised
4 so 5 surprised
5 surprised 6 that
6 that 8 forgot
7 she 8 forgot
9 to 11 tactful
10 be 11 tactful
11 tactful 16 for
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 answered
14 answered 15 plainly
15 plainly 16 for
16 for 17 once
17 once 18 in
18 in 19 her
19 her 20 life
20 life 21 ,

" there are two classes one of boys and one of girls needing a teacher . 
1 " 3 are
2 there 3 are
3 are 5 classes
4 two 5 classes
5 classes 6 one
6 one 7 of
7 of 8 boys
8 boys 9 and
9 and 10 one
10 one 11 of
10 one 16 .
11 of 12 girls
12 girls 13 needing
13 needing 15 teacher
14 a 15 teacher

you may have your choice , [miss] [macpherson] . " 
1 you 2 may
2 may 3 have
3 have 4 your
4 your 5 choice
5 choice 6 ,
6 , 9 .
9 . 10 "

" then [i] shall take the boys , " [i] said decidedly . 
1 " 2 then
2 then 4 shall
4 shall 5 take
5 take 8 ,
6 the 7 boys
7 boys 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 11 said
11 said 12 decidedly
12 decidedly 13 .

i am noted for my decision . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 noted
3 noted 4 for
4 for 6 decision
5 my 6 decision
6 decision 7 .

" since they have to grow up to be men it 's well to train them properly betimes . 
1 " 4 have
2 since 3 they
3 they 4 have
4 have 5 to
4 have 9 be
5 to 6 grow
6 grow 7 up
7 up 8 to
9 be 14 to
10 men 11 it
11 it 12 's
12 's 13 well
13 well 14 to
14 to 15 train
15 train 19 .
16 them 17 properly
17 properly 18 betimes
18 betimes 19 .

mrs [allan] looked dubious . 
1 mrs 3 looked
3 looked 4 dubious
4 dubious 5 .

i knew she had expected me to choose the girls . 
1 i 2 knew
2 knew 3 she
3 she 4 had
4 had 5 expected
5 expected 6 me
6 me 7 to
7 to 8 choose
8 choose 10 girls
9 the 10 girls
10 girls 11 .

" they are a very wild set of boys , " she said . 
1 " 2 they
1 " 3 are
3 are 6 wild
4 a 5 very
5 very 6 wild
6 wild 11 "
7 set 8 of
8 of 10 ,
9 boys 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 she
12 she 13 said
13 said 14 .

" [i] never knew boys who weren't , " [i] retorted . 
1 " 4 knew
3 never 4 knew
4 knew 6 who
5 boys 6 who
6 who 8 ,
7 weren't 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 12 .
11 retorted 12 .

" [i] [i] think perhaps you would like the girls best , " said [mrs] [allan] hesitatingly . 
1 " 4 think
4 think 6 you
4 think 12 ,
5 perhaps 6 you
6 you 7 would
7 would 8 like
8 like 11 best
9 the 10 girls
10 girls 11 best
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 said
14 said 18 .
17 hesitatingly 18 .

not that [i] disliked her . 
1 not 2 that
1 not 4 disliked
4 disliked 5 her
5 her 6 .

but she had such a habit of asking weird , unexpected questions , which a [philadelphia] lawyer couldn't answer . 
1 but 2 she
2 she 9 weird
3 had 6 habit
4 such 5 a
5 a 6 habit
6 habit 7 of
7 of 8 asking
8 asking 9 weird
9 weird 12 questions
10 , 11 unexpected
10 , 12 questions
12 questions 13 ,
13 , 18 couldn't
14 which 15 a
14 which 17 lawyer
17 lawyer 18 couldn't
18 couldn't 19 answer
19 answer 20 .

miss [rogerson] had that class once and [anne] routed her , horse , foot and artillery . 
1 miss 3 had
3 had 7 and
4 that 5 class
5 class 6 once
6 once 7 and
7 and 12 horse
9 routed 10 her
9 routed 11 ,
11 , 12 horse
12 horse 13 ,
13 , 14 foot
14 foot 16 artillery
15 and 16 artillery
16 artillery 17 .

i wasn't going to undertake a class with a walking interrogation point in it like that . 
1 i 2 wasn't
2 wasn't 3 going
3 going 4 to
3 going 15 like
4 to 5 undertake
5 undertake 7 class
6 a 7 class
7 class 8 with
8 with 10 walking
9 a 10 walking
10 walking 11 interrogation
11 interrogation 12 point
12 point 13 in
13 in 14 it
15 like 16 that
16 that 17 .

besides , [i] thought [mrs] [allan] required a slight snub . 
1 besides 2 ,
2 , 4 thought
4 thought 7 required
7 required 11 .
8 a 9 slight
9 slight 10 snub
10 snub 11 .

ministers ' wives are rather apt to think they can run everything and everybody , if they are not wholesomely corrected now and again . 
1 ministers 3 wives
1 ministers 10 can
2 ' 3 wives
4 are 5 rather
5 rather 7 to
6 apt 7 to
7 to 8 think
8 think 9 they
9 they 10 can
10 can 11 run
11 run 13 and
11 run 20 wholesomely
12 everything 13 and
13 and 14 everybody
13 and 15 ,
15 , 16 if
16 if 17 they
16 if 18 are
17 they 18 are
18 are 19 not
20 wholesomely 21 corrected
21 corrected 22 now
21 corrected 23 and
23 and 24 again
24 again 25 .

" it is not what [i] like best that must be considered , [mrs] [allan] , " [i] said rebukingly . 
1 " 3 is
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 not
4 not 5 what
5 what 7 like
7 like 8 best
8 best 9 that
8 best 10 must
10 must 11 be
11 be 21 .
12 considered 13 ,
13 , 16 ,
16 , 17 "
16 , 19 said
19 said 20 rebukingly
20 rebukingly 21 .

" it is what is best for those boys . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 3 is
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 what
4 what 5 is
5 is 6 best
5 is 7 for
6 best 7 for
7 for 8 those
8 those 9 boys
9 boys 10 .

i feel that [i] shall be best for [them] . " 
1 i 2 feel
2 feel 3 that
3 that 5 shall
5 shall 6 be
6 be 7 best
7 best 8 for
8 for 10 .
10 . 11 "

" oh , [i] 've no doubt of that , [miss] [macpherson] , " said [mrs] [allan] amiably . 
1 " 7 doubt
1 " 10 ,
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 've
5 've 6 no
6 no 7 doubt
7 doubt 8 of
8 of 9 that
10 , 13 ,
13 , 14 "
13 , 15 said
15 said 18 amiably
18 amiably 19 .

it was a fib for her , minister 's wife though she was . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 fib
3 a 4 fib
4 fib 14 .
5 for 6 her
5 for 7 ,
5 for 8 minister
8 minister 9 's
9 's 10 wife
10 wife 13 was
11 though 12 she
12 she 13 was
13 was 14 .

she [had] doubt . 
1 she 3 doubt
3 doubt 4 .

she thought [i] would be a dismal failure as teacher of a boys ' class . 
1 she 2 thought
2 thought 4 would
4 would 5 be
5 be 7 dismal
5 be 8 failure
6 a 7 dismal
8 failure 15 class
9 as 10 teacher
10 teacher 11 of
11 of 13 boys
12 a 13 boys
13 boys 14 '
14 ' 15 class
15 class 16 .

but [i] was not . 
1 but 5 .
3 was 4 not
4 not 5 .

i am not often a dismal failure when [i] make up my mind to do a thing . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 4 often
2 am 7 failure
3 not 4 often
5 a 6 dismal
5 a 7 failure
7 failure 15 do
8 when 10 make
10 make 11 up
11 up 13 mind
11 up 14 to
12 my 13 mind
14 to 15 do
15 do 17 thing
16 a 17 thing
17 thing 18 .

i am noted for that . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 noted
3 noted 4 for
4 for 5 that
5 that 6 .

" where does [jimmy] [spencer] live ? " 
1 " 2 where
2 where 3 does
3 does 6 live
6 live 7 ?
7 ? 8 "

i asked him crisply . 
1 i 2 asked
2 asked 3 him
3 him 4 crisply
4 crisply 5 .

" he came one [sunday] three weeks ago and hasn't been back since . 
1 " 2 he
1 " 6 three
2 he 3 came
3 came 4 one
6 three 7 weeks
6 three 8 ago
8 ago 9 and
8 ago 12 back
9 and 10 hasn't
10 hasn't 11 been
12 back 13 since
13 since 14 .

i mean to find out why . " 
1 i 2 mean
2 mean 3 to
3 to 4 find
4 find 5 out
5 out 6 why
6 why 7 .
7 . 8 "

mr [allan] coughed . 
1 mr 3 coughed
3 coughed 4 .

" [i] believe he is hired as handy boy with [alexander] [abraham] [bennett] , out on the [white] [sands] road , " he said . 
1 " 3 believe
3 believe 15 out
4 he 5 is
5 is 6 hired
6 hired 7 as
7 as 8 handy
8 handy 9 boy
9 boy 10 with
10 with 14 ,
14 , 15 out
15 out 20 road
16 on 17 the
17 the 20 road
20 road 22 "
21 , 22 "
22 " 23 he
22 " 25 .
23 he 24 said

mr [allan] 's eyes twinkled ever so slightly . 
1 mr 3 's
3 's 4 eyes
4 eyes 5 twinkled
5 twinkled 6 ever
6 ever 7 so
7 so 9 .
8 slightly 9 .

i have always insisted that if that man were not a minister he would have a sense of humour . 
1 i 2 have
2 have 3 always
3 always 4 insisted
4 insisted 5 that
5 that 9 were
6 if 8 man
7 that 8 man
8 man 9 were
9 were 10 not
9 were 20 .
10 not 12 minister
11 a 12 minister
13 he 14 would
14 would 15 have
15 have 17 sense
16 a 17 sense
17 sense 18 of
18 of 19 humour
19 humour 20 .

" possibly [mr] [bennett] will not appreciate your kind interest ! 
1 " 2 possibly
1 " 5 will
5 will 6 not
6 not 7 appreciate
7 appreciate 8 your
8 your 9 kind
9 kind 10 interest
10 interest 11 !

he has ah a singular aversion to your sex , [i] understand . 
1 he 2 has
2 has 3 ah
3 ah 5 singular
4 a 5 singular
5 singular 7 to
6 aversion 7 to
7 to 10 ,
8 your 9 sex
9 sex 10 ,
10 , 12 understand
12 understand 13 .

no woman has ever been known to get inside of [mr] [bennett] 's house since his sister died twenty years ago . " 
1 no 2 woman
1 no 3 has
3 has 13 's
4 ever 5 been
4 ever 8 get
5 been 6 known
6 known 7 to
7 to 8 get
8 get 9 inside
9 inside 10 of
10 of 13 's
13 's 14 house
14 house 17 sister
15 since 16 his
15 since 17 sister
17 sister 18 died
18 died 23 "
19 twenty 20 years
20 years 21 ago
21 ago 23 "
22 . 23 "

" oh , he is the one , is he ? " 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 4 he
2 oh 3 ,
4 he 5 is
5 is 9 is
6 the 7 one
7 one 8 ,
8 , 9 is
9 is 10 he
10 he 11 ?
11 ? 12 "

i said , remembering . 
1 i 2 said
2 said 3 ,
3 , 4 remembering
4 remembering 5 .

" he is the woman hater who threatens that if a woman comes into his yard he 'll chase her out with a pitch-fork . 
1 " 2 he
1 " 7 who
2 he 3 is
4 the 5 woman
5 woman 6 hater
6 hater 7 who
7 who 8 threatens
8 threatens 9 that
9 that 17 he
9 that 19 chase
10 if 13 comes
10 if 17 he
11 a 12 woman
12 woman 13 comes
13 comes 14 into
14 into 15 his
15 his 16 yard
17 he 18 'll
18 'll 19 chase
19 chase 20 her
19 chase 21 out
19 chase 22 with
22 with 25 .
23 a 24 pitch-fork
23 a 25 .
24 pitch-fork 25 .

well , he will not chase [me] out ! " 
1 well 2 ,
1 well 3 he
3 he 4 will
4 will 5 not
5 not 6 chase
6 chase 8 out
8 out 9 !
9 ! 10 "

mr [allan] gave a chuckle a ministerial chuckle , but still a chuckle . 
1 mr 3 gave
3 gave 5 chuckle
4 a 5 chuckle
5 chuckle 14 .
6 a 7 ministerial
7 ministerial 8 chuckle
8 chuckle 9 ,
9 , 11 still
10 but 11 still
11 still 13 chuckle
12 a 13 chuckle
13 chuckle 14 .

it irritated me slightly , because it seemed to imply that he thought [alexander] [abraham] [bennett] would be one too many for me . 
1 it 2 irritated
2 irritated 9 to
3 me 5 ,
4 slightly 5 ,
5 , 8 seemed
6 because 7 it
7 it 8 seemed
8 seemed 9 to
9 to 10 imply
10 imply 17 would
11 that 12 he
11 that 17 would
12 he 13 thought
17 would 18 be
18 be 19 one
18 be 21 many
19 one 20 too
21 many 22 for
22 for 24 .
23 me 24 .

but [i] did not show [mr] [allan] that he annoyed me . 
1 but 3 did
3 did 4 not
4 not 5 show
5 show 8 that
8 that 9 he
8 that 10 annoyed
10 annoyed 11 me
11 me 12 .

it is always a great mistake to let a man see that he can vex you . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 always
2 is 6 mistake
4 a 5 great
4 a 6 mistake
6 mistake 8 let
7 to 8 let
8 let 11 see
9 a 10 man
10 man 11 see
11 see 12 that
12 that 13 he
12 that 14 can
14 can 15 vex
15 vex 16 you
16 you 17 .

the next afternoon [i] harnessed my sorrel pony to the buggy and drove down [to] [alexander] [abraham] [bennett] 's . 
1 the 2 next
2 next 6 my
3 afternoon 5 harnessed
5 harnessed 6 my
6 my 8 pony
7 sorrel 8 pony
8 pony 13 drove
9 to 10 the
10 the 11 buggy
11 buggy 12 and
12 and 13 drove
13 drove 14 down
14 down 19 's
19 's 20 .

as usual , [i] took [william] [adolphus] [with] me for company . 
1 as 2 usual
2 usual 3 ,
3 , 5 took
5 took 9 me
9 me 10 for
10 for 11 company
11 company 12 .

william [adolphus] is my favourite among my six cats . 
1 william 3 is
3 is 4 my
4 my 5 favourite
5 favourite 6 among
6 among 7 my
7 my 9 cats
8 six 9 cats
9 cats 10 .

he is black , with a white dicky and beautiful white paws . 
1 he 2 is
2 is 3 black
3 black 5 with
4 , 5 with
5 with 8 dicky
6 a 7 white
7 white 8 dicky
8 dicky 9 and
9 and 10 beautiful
9 and 12 paws
10 beautiful 11 white
12 paws 13 .

he sat up on the seat beside me and looked far more like a gentleman than many a man [i] 've seen in a similar position . 
1 he 9 and
2 sat 3 up
2 sat 6 seat
2 sat 7 beside
2 sat 9 and
4 on 5 the
5 the 6 seat
6 seat 7 beside
7 beside 8 me
9 and 16 than
10 looked 13 like
11 far 12 more
12 more 13 like
13 like 15 gentleman
14 a 15 gentleman
15 gentleman 16 than
16 than 17 many
17 many 23 in
18 a 19 man
19 man 21 've
19 man 22 seen
21 've 22 seen
22 seen 23 in
23 in 26 position
24 a 25 similar
24 a 26 position
26 position 27 .

alexander [abraham] 's place was about three miles along the [white] [sands] road . 
1 alexander 3 's
3 's 4 place
4 place 5 was
5 was 6 about
6 about 7 three
7 three 8 miles
8 miles 9 along
9 along 13 road
10 the 13 road
13 road 14 .

i knew the house as soon as [i] came to it by its neglected appearance . 
1 i 2 knew
2 knew 4 house
2 knew 12 by
3 the 4 house
4 house 6 soon
4 house 10 to
5 as 6 soon
6 soon 7 as
7 as 9 came
10 to 11 it
12 by 13 its
13 its 14 neglected
14 neglected 15 appearance
15 appearance 16 .

it needed paint badly ; the blinds were crooked and torn ; weeds grew up to the very door . 
1 it 2 needed
2 needed 3 paint
2 needed 4 badly
4 badly 10 and
5 ; 6 the
6 the 7 blinds
7 blinds 8 were
8 were 9 crooked
9 crooked 10 and
10 and 14 grew
11 torn 12 ;
11 torn 14 grew
12 ; 13 weeds
14 grew 15 up
15 up 16 to
16 to 19 door
17 the 18 very
17 the 19 door
19 door 20 .

plainly , there was no woman about [that] place . 
1 plainly 2 ,
2 , 3 there
3 there 4 was
4 was 6 woman
5 no 6 woman
6 woman 7 about
7 about 9 place
9 place 10 .

still , it was a nice house , and the barns were splendid . 
1 still 2 ,
1 still 3 it
3 it 4 was
4 was 9 and
5 a 6 nice
5 a 7 house
7 house 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 11 barns
10 the 11 barns
11 barns 12 were
12 were 14 .
13 splendid 14 .

my father always said that when a man 's barns were bigger than his house it was a sign that his income exceeded his expenditure . 
1 my 2 father
1 my 23 exceeded
2 father 3 always
3 always 4 said
4 said 5 that
6 when 9 's
7 a 8 man
8 man 9 's
9 's 10 barns
10 barns 11 were
11 were 12 bigger
12 bigger 13 than
13 than 15 house
13 than 17 was
14 his 15 house
16 it 17 was
17 was 19 sign
18 a 19 sign
19 sign 20 that
20 that 22 income
21 his 22 income
22 income 23 exceeded
23 exceeded 26 .
24 his 25 expenditure
25 expenditure 26 .

so it was all right that they should be bigger ; but it was all wrong that they should be trimmer and better painted . 
1 so 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 5 right
4 all 5 right
5 right 6 that
5 right 20 be
6 that 7 they
6 that 9 be
7 they 8 should
8 should 9 be
9 be 10 bigger
10 bigger 11 ;
11 ; 13 it
12 but 13 it
13 it 14 was
14 was 15 all
14 was 16 wrong
16 wrong 17 that
17 that 19 should
18 they 19 should
20 be 25 .
21 trimmer 22 and
22 and 23 better
23 better 24 painted
24 painted 25 .

still , thought [i] , what else could you expect of a woman hater ? 
1 still 3 thought
2 , 3 thought
3 thought 5 ,
5 , 6 what
5 , 10 expect
6 what 7 else
6 what 8 could
8 could 9 you
10 expect 11 of
11 of 13 woman
12 a 13 woman
13 woman 14 hater
14 hater 15 ?

i had driven up to the house from the back way and now [i] was opposite a side door opening on the veranda . 
1 i 2 had
1 i 12 and
2 had 3 driven
3 driven 4 up
4 up 5 to
5 to 7 house
6 the 7 house
7 house 8 from
8 from 11 way
9 the 11 way
10 back 11 way
12 and 16 opposite
13 now 15 was
15 was 16 opposite
16 opposite 24 .
17 a 18 side
18 side 19 door
19 door 20 opening
20 opening 21 on
21 on 23 veranda
22 the 23 veranda
23 veranda 24 .

i thought [i] might as well go to it , so [i] tucked [william] [adolphus] under my arm and marched up the path . 
1 i 4 might
2 thought 4 might
4 might 7 go
5 as 6 well
6 well 7 go
7 go 8 to
7 go 11 so
8 to 9 it
10 , 11 so
11 so 19 and
13 tucked 16 under
16 under 17 my
17 my 18 arm
18 arm 19 and
19 and 24 .
20 marched 21 up
21 up 23 path
22 the 23 path
23 path 24 .

just as [i] was half-way up , a dog swooped around the front corner and made straight for me . 
1 just 2 as
2 as 5 half-way
4 was 5 half-way
5 half-way 7 ,
6 up 7 ,
7 , 10 swooped
8 a 9 dog
9 dog 10 swooped
10 swooped 13 front
11 around 12 the
12 the 13 front
13 front 14 corner
13 front 20 .
14 corner 16 made
15 and 16 made
16 made 17 straight
17 straight 18 for
18 for 19 me

i never stop to argue matters with a dog that doesn't bark . 
1 i 2 never
2 never 3 stop
3 stop 7 with
4 to 5 argue
5 argue 6 matters
6 matters 7 with
7 with 9 dog
8 a 9 dog
9 dog 10 that
9 dog 11 doesn't
10 that 11 doesn't
11 doesn't 12 bark
12 bark 13 .

i know when discretion is the better part of valour . 
1 i 2 know
2 know 3 when
3 when 4 discretion
3 when 5 is
4 discretion 5 is
5 is 8 part
6 the 7 better
6 the 8 part
8 part 9 of
9 of 10 valour
10 valour 11 .

i reached it in time and no more . 
1 i 2 reached
2 reached 3 it
3 it 4 in
4 in 5 time
5 time 6 and
6 and 7 no
7 no 9 .
8 more 9 .

my time for reflection came when [i] found myself perched half way up the tree with [william] [adolphus] beside me . 
1 my 2 time
1 my 9 myself
2 time 3 for
2 time 5 came
3 for 4 reflection
5 came 6 when
6 when 8 found
9 myself 10 perched
10 perched 13 up
11 half 12 way
12 way 13 up
13 up 15 tree
14 the 15 tree
15 tree 16 with
16 with 19 beside
19 beside 20 me
20 me 21 .

william [adolphus] was quite calm and unruffled . 
1 william 3 was
3 was 4 quite
4 quite 5 calm
5 calm 6 and
6 and 7 unruffled
7 unruffled 8 .

i can hardly say with truthfulness what [i] was . 
1 i 2 can
2 can 3 hardly
3 hardly 4 say
4 say 7 what
5 with 6 truthfulness
6 truthfulness 7 what
7 what 10 .
9 was 10 .

on the contrary , [i] admit that [i] felt considerably upset . 
1 on 2 the
2 the 12 .
3 contrary 4 ,
4 , 6 admit
6 admit 7 that
7 that 9 felt
9 felt 10 considerably
10 considerably 11 upset
11 upset 12 .

he bared his teeth and growled when he caught my eye . 
1 he 2 bared
2 bared 5 and
3 his 4 teeth
4 teeth 5 and
5 and 6 growled
6 growled 8 he
7 when 8 he
8 he 9 caught
9 caught 10 my
10 my 11 eye
11 eye 12 .

" you [look] like a woman hater's dog , " [i] told him . 
1 " 4 like
2 you 4 like
4 like 9 ,
5 a 6 woman
6 woman 7 hater's
7 hater's 8 dog
8 dog 9 ,
9 , 12 told
10 " 12 told
12 told 13 him
13 him 14 .

i meant it for an insult ; but the beast took it for a compliment . 
1 i 2 meant
2 meant 3 it
3 it 4 for
4 for 6 insult
5 an 6 insult
6 insult 7 ;
7 ; 10 beast
8 but 10 beast
9 the 10 beast
10 beast 11 took
11 took 12 it
12 it 13 for
13 for 15 compliment
14 a 15 compliment
15 compliment 16 .

then [i] set myself to solving the question , " how am [i] to get out of this predicament ? " 
1 then 4 myself
1 then 12 am
3 set 4 myself
4 myself 5 to
5 to 8 question
6 solving 7 the
7 the 8 question
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 how
11 how 12 am
12 am 14 to
14 to 15 get
15 get 16 out
15 get 17 of
17 of 18 this
18 this 19 predicament
19 predicament 20 ?
20 ? 21 "

it did not seem easy to solve it . 
1 it 2 did
2 did 3 not
3 not 4 seem
4 seem 5 easy
5 easy 6 to
6 to 7 solve
7 solve 8 it
8 it 9 .

" shall [i] scream , [william] [adolphus] ? " 
1 " 2 shall
2 shall 4 scream
4 scream 5 ,
5 , 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

i demanded of that intelligent animal . 
1 i 2 demanded
2 demanded 3 of
3 of 7 .
4 that 5 intelligent
5 intelligent 6 animal
6 animal 7 .

william [adolphus] shook his head . 
1 william 3 shook
3 shook 4 his
4 his 5 head
5 head 6 .

this is a fact . 
1 this 2 is
2 is 4 fact
3 a 4 fact
4 fact 5 .

and [i] agreed with him . 
1 and 3 agreed
3 agreed 4 with
3 agreed 5 him
5 him 6 .

" no , [i] shall not scream , [william] [adolphus] , " [i] said . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 shall
5 shall 6 not
6 not 7 scream
7 scream 8 ,
8 , 11 ,
11 , 12 "
11 , 14 said
14 said 15 .

" there is probably no one to hear me except [alexander] [abraham] , and [i] have my painful doubts about his tender mercies . 
1 " 4 probably
1 " 6 one
2 there 3 is
3 is 4 probably
5 no 6 one
6 one 8 hear
7 to 8 hear
8 hear 9 me
9 me 10 except
10 except 13 ,
10 except 19 doubts
13 , 14 and
14 and 16 have
17 my 18 painful
17 my 19 doubts
19 doubts 24 .
20 about 22 tender
20 about 23 mercies
21 his 22 tender
23 mercies 24 .

now , it is impossible to go down . 
1 now 2 ,
1 now 3 it
3 it 4 is
4 is 7 go
5 impossible 6 to
6 to 7 go
7 go 8 down
8 down 9 .

is it , then , [william] [adolphus] , possible to go up ? " 
1 is 2 it
1 is 4 then
3 , 4 then
4 then 5 ,
4 then 8 ,
8 , 10 to
9 possible 10 to
10 to 11 go
11 go 12 up
12 up 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

i looked up . 
1 i 2 looked
2 looked 3 up
3 up 4 .

just above my head was an open window with a tolerably stout branch extending right across it . 
1 just 4 head
2 above 3 my
3 my 4 head
4 head 5 was
5 was 9 with
6 an 7 open
7 open 8 window
8 window 9 with
9 with 13 branch
10 a 11 tolerably
10 a 13 branch
11 tolerably 12 stout
13 branch 14 extending
13 branch 15 right
15 right 16 across
15 right 18 .
16 across 17 it

" shall we try that way , [william] [adolphus] ? " 
1 " 2 shall
2 shall 3 we
3 we 4 try
4 try 5 that
5 that 6 way
5 that 10 ?
6 way 7 ,
10 ? 11 "

i asked . 
1 i 2 asked
2 asked 3 .

william [adolphus] , wasting no words , began to climb the tree . 
1 william 4 wasting
3 , 4 wasting
4 wasting 5 no
5 no 6 words
6 words 7 ,
7 , 8 began
8 began 10 climb
9 to 10 climb
10 climb 12 tree
11 the 12 tree
12 tree 13 .

i followed his example . 
1 i 2 followed
2 followed 3 his
3 his 4 example
4 example 5 .

the dog ran in circles about the tree and looked things not lawful to be uttered . 
1 the 2 dog
1 the 5 circles
2 dog 3 ran
3 ran 4 in
5 circles 6 about
5 circles 9 and
6 about 7 the
7 the 8 tree
9 and 13 lawful
10 looked 11 things
11 things 12 not
11 things 13 lawful
13 lawful 14 to
14 to 15 be
15 be 16 uttered
16 uttered 17 .

it probably would have been a relief to him to bark if it hadn't been so against his principles . 
1 it 3 would
2 probably 3 would
3 would 4 have
4 have 5 been
5 been 7 relief
5 been 10 to
6 a 7 relief
7 relief 8 to
8 to 9 him
10 to 11 bark
11 bark 12 if
12 if 13 it
12 if 15 been
13 it 14 hadn't
14 hadn't 15 been
15 been 16 so
15 been 17 against
17 against 20 .
18 his 19 principles
19 principles 20 .

but [i] did not pause to take in details . 
1 but 3 did
3 did 4 not
4 not 5 pause
5 pause 6 to
6 to 7 take
7 take 8 in
8 in 9 details
9 details 10 .

with [william] [adolphus] under my arm [i] marched downstairs , fervently hoping [i] should meet no one on the way . 
1 with 6 arm
4 under 5 my
5 my 6 arm
6 arm 8 marched
8 marched 9 downstairs
9 downstairs 10 ,
10 , 11 fervently
11 fervently 12 hoping
12 hoping 14 should
14 should 15 meet
15 meet 16 no
15 meet 17 one
16 no 17 one
17 one 18 on
18 on 21 .
19 the 20 way
19 the 21 .

i did not . 
1 i 2 did
2 did 3 not
3 not 4 .

the hall below was empty and dusty . 
1 the 2 hall
2 hall 3 below
3 below 4 was
4 was 5 empty
5 empty 6 and
6 and 7 dusty
7 dusty 8 .

i opened the first door [i] came to and walked boldly in . 
1 i 2 opened
2 opened 4 first
2 opened 5 door
3 the 4 first
5 door 7 came
7 came 8 to
8 to 13 .
9 and 10 walked
10 walked 11 boldly
11 boldly 12 in
11 boldly 13 .

a man was sitting by the window , looking moodily out . 
1 a 2 man
2 man 3 was
3 was 4 sitting
3 was 5 by
4 sitting 5 by
5 by 8 ,
6 the 7 window
7 window 8 ,
8 , 9 looking
9 looking 11 out
9 looking 12 .
10 moodily 11 out
11 out 12 .

i should have known him for [alexander] [abraham] anywhere . 
1 i 2 should
2 should 3 have
3 have 4 known
4 known 5 him
5 him 6 for
6 for 9 anywhere
9 anywhere 10 .

his hair looked as if it had never been combed , and his whiskers were wild in the extreme . 
1 his 2 hair
1 his 9 been
2 hair 3 looked
3 looked 4 as
4 as 6 it
5 if 6 it
6 it 7 had
7 had 8 never
9 been 12 and
10 combed 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 16 wild
13 his 14 whiskers
14 whiskers 15 were
15 were 16 wild
16 wild 17 in
17 in 18 the
18 the 20 .
19 extreme 20 .

he looked at me with blank amazement in his countenance . 
1 he 2 looked
2 looked 3 at
2 looked 4 me
4 me 5 with
5 with 6 blank
6 blank 7 amazement
7 amazement 8 in
8 in 9 his
9 his 10 countenance
10 countenance 11 .

" where is [jimmy] [spencer] ? " 
1 " 2 where
1 " 6 ?
2 where 3 is
6 ? 7 "

i demanded . 
1 i 2 demanded
2 demanded 3 .

" [i] have come to see him . " 
1 " 3 have
3 have 4 come
4 come 5 to
5 to 6 see
6 see 7 him
7 him 8 .
8 . 9 "

" how did he ever let you in ? " asked the man , staring at me . 
1 " 2 how
1 " 6 let
2 how 3 did
4 he 5 ever
4 he 6 let
6 let 7 you
6 let 8 in
8 in 9 ?
9 ? 10 "
10 " 13 man
10 " 14 ,
11 asked 12 the
12 the 13 man
14 , 15 staring
15 staring 16 at
16 at 18 .
17 me 18 .

" he didn't let me in , " [i] retorted . 
1 " 4 let
2 he 3 didn't
3 didn't 4 let
4 let 5 me
5 me 6 in
6 in 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 10 retorted
10 retorted 11 .

" he chased me all over the lawn , and [i] only saved myself from being torn piecemeal by scrambling up a tree . 
1 " 3 chased
1 " 9 ,
2 he 3 chased
3 chased 4 me
3 chased 6 over
5 all 6 over
6 over 8 lawn
7 the 8 lawn
9 , 12 only
10 and 12 only
12 only 18 piecemeal
13 saved 14 myself
14 myself 15 from
15 from 16 being
16 being 17 torn
16 being 18 piecemeal
18 piecemeal 19 by
19 by 20 scrambling
20 scrambling 21 up
21 up 23 tree
22 a 23 tree
23 tree 24 .

you ought to be prosecuted for keeping such a dog ! 
1 you 2 ought
2 ought 3 to
3 to 4 be
4 be 5 prosecuted
5 prosecuted 6 for
6 for 7 keeping
7 keeping 10 dog
8 such 9 a
9 a 10 dog
10 dog 11 !

where is [jimmy] ? " 
1 where 2 is
1 where 4 ?
4 ? 5 "

instead of answering [alexander] [abraham] began to laugh in a most unpleasant fashion . 
1 instead 2 of
1 instead 6 began
2 of 3 answering
6 began 8 laugh
7 to 8 laugh
8 laugh 9 in
9 in 11 most
10 a 11 most
11 most 12 unpleasant
12 unpleasant 13 fashion
13 fashion 14 .

" trust a woman for getting into a man 's house if she has made up her mind to , " he said disagreeably . 
1 " 2 trust
2 trust 4 woman
2 trust 11 house
3 a 4 woman
4 woman 5 for
5 for 6 getting
6 getting 7 into
8 a 9 man
9 man 10 's
10 's 11 house
11 house 14 has
12 if 13 she
13 she 14 has
14 has 20 ,
15 made 16 up
15 made 19 to
15 made 20 ,
16 up 17 her
18 mind 19 to
20 , 23 said
21 " 22 he
22 he 23 said
23 said 24 disagreeably
24 disagreeably 25 .

seeing that it was his intention to vex me [i] remained cool and collected . 
1 seeing 2 that
1 seeing 3 it
3 it 4 was
4 was 6 intention
4 was 7 to
5 his 6 intention
7 to 8 vex
8 vex 9 me
9 me 11 remained
11 remained 13 and
12 cool 13 and
13 and 15 .
14 collected 15 .

" oh , [i] wasn't particular about getting into your house , [mr] [bennett] , " [i] said calmly . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 5 wasn't
2 oh 3 ,
5 wasn't 6 particular
6 particular 7 about
6 particular 9 into
7 about 8 getting
9 into 12 ,
10 your 11 house
11 house 12 ,
12 , 20 .
15 , 16 "
15 , 18 said
18 said 19 calmly
19 calmly 20 .

" [i] had but little choice in the matter [.] 
1 " 3 had
3 had 9 matter
4 but 5 little
4 but 6 choice
6 choice 7 in
7 in 8 the
8 the 9 matter

it was get in lest a worse fate befall me . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 get
3 get 4 in
4 in 5 lest
5 lest 9 befall
6 a 7 worse
7 worse 8 fate
8 fate 9 befall
9 befall 10 me
10 me 11 .

it was [jimmy] . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 .

for the third and last time where is [jimmy] ? " 
1 for 6 time
1 for 10 ?
2 the 3 third
3 third 4 and
4 and 5 last
5 last 6 time
6 time 7 where
7 where 8 is
10 ? 11 "

" [jimmy] is not here , " said [mr] [bennett] gruffly but not quite so assuredly . 
1 " 3 is
3 is 4 not
4 not 5 here
5 here 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 said
8 said 11 gruffly
11 gruffly 17 .
12 but 13 not
12 but 14 quite
14 quite 15 so
15 so 16 assuredly
16 assuredly 17 .

" he left last week and hired with a man over at [newbridge] . " 
1 " 3 left
2 he 3 left
3 left 4 last
3 left 6 and
4 last 5 week
6 and 7 hired
7 hired 8 with
7 hired 11 over
8 with 10 man
9 a 10 man
11 over 12 at
12 at 14 .
14 . 15 "

i shall go . " 
1 i 2 shall
2 shall 3 go
3 go 4 .
4 . 5 "

" [i] 'll let you out by the back door . 
1 " 3 'll
3 'll 4 let
4 let 5 you
4 let 6 out
6 out 7 by
7 by 11 .
8 the 10 door
8 the 11 .
9 back 10 door

then the ahem ! the dog will not interfere with you . 
1 then 6 dog
2 the 3 ahem
3 ahem 4 !
4 ! 5 the
5 the 6 dog
6 dog 7 will
7 will 8 not
8 not 9 interfere
9 interfere 10 with
10 with 11 you
11 you 12 .

please go away quietly and quickly . " 
1 please 2 go
2 go 3 away
2 go 4 quietly
4 quietly 5 and
5 and 6 quickly
6 quickly 7 .
7 . 8 "

i wondered if [alexander] [abraham] thought [i] would go away with a whoop . 
1 i 2 wondered
2 wondered 3 if
3 if 6 thought
6 thought 8 would
8 would 9 go
9 go 10 away
10 away 11 with
11 with 14 .
12 a 13 whoop
13 whoop 14 .

such a kitchen ! 
1 such 2 a
2 a 3 kitchen
3 kitchen 4 !

alexander [abraham] opened the door which was locked just as a buggy containing two men drove into the yard . 
1 alexander 3 opened
3 opened 5 door
3 opened 10 as
4 the 5 door
5 door 7 was
6 which 7 was
7 was 8 locked
8 locked 9 just
10 as 12 buggy
11 a 12 buggy
12 buggy 13 containing
13 containing 15 men
14 two 15 men
15 men 16 drove
16 drove 17 into
16 drove 19 yard
18 the 19 yard
19 yard 20 .

" too late ! " he exclaimed in a tragic tone . 
1 " 4 !
2 too 3 late
3 late 4 !
4 ! 7 exclaimed
5 " 6 he
6 he 7 exclaimed
7 exclaimed 8 in
8 in 11 tone
9 a 10 tragic
9 a 11 tone
11 tone 12 .

it was old [dr] [blair] , from [carmody] , and he was looking at me as if he had found me shoplifting . 
1 it 6 ,
2 was 3 old
2 was 6 ,
6 , 12 was
7 from 9 ,
7 from 11 he
9 , 10 and
11 he 12 was
12 was 17 if
13 looking 14 at
13 looking 15 me
15 me 16 as
16 as 17 if
17 if 18 he
17 if 20 found
19 had 20 found
20 found 21 me
21 me 22 shoplifting
22 shoplifting 23 .

" my dear [peter] , " he said gravely , " [i] am [very] sorry to see you here very sorry indeed . " 
1 " 8 said
2 my 3 dear
3 dear 7 he
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 he
7 he 8 said
8 said 9 gravely
8 said 10 ,
8 said 17 see
10 , 11 "
11 " 13 am
11 " 16 to
13 am 15 sorry
15 sorry 16 to
17 see 18 you
17 see 20 very
18 you 19 here
20 very 24 "
21 sorry 22 indeed
22 indeed 23 .
23 . 24 "

i admit that this exasperated me . 
1 i 2 admit
2 admit 3 that
3 that 4 this
3 that 5 exasperated
4 this 5 exasperated
5 exasperated 6 me
6 me 7 .

besides , no man on earth , not even my own family doctor , has any right to " my dear [peter] " me ! 
1 besides 2 ,
1 besides 4 man
2 , 3 no
3 no 4 man
4 man 8 not
5 on 6 earth
5 on 7 ,
7 , 8 not
8 not 9 even
9 even 15 has
10 my 11 own
11 own 15 has
12 family 13 doctor
13 doctor 14 ,
14 , 15 has
15 has 19 "
16 any 17 right
17 right 18 to
18 to 19 "
19 " 21 dear
20 my 21 dear
21 dear 24 me
21 dear 25 !
23 " 24 me

" there is no loud call for sorrow , doctor , " [i] said loftily . 
1 " 2 there
1 " 3 is
3 is 5 loud
3 is 7 for
4 no 5 loud
6 call 7 for
7 for 8 sorrow
8 sorrow 10 doctor
9 , 10 doctor
10 doctor 11 ,
11 , 12 "
11 , 14 said
14 said 15 loftily
14 said 16 .
15 loftily 16 .

the doctor did not answer my question . 
1 the 2 doctor
2 doctor 3 did
3 did 4 not
4 not 5 answer
5 answer 6 my
6 my 8 .
7 question 8 .

instead , he looked reproachfully at [alexander] [abraham] . 
1 instead 2 ,
1 instead 3 he
3 he 4 looked
4 looked 5 reproachfully
5 reproachfully 6 at
6 at 9 .

" is this how you keep your word , [mr] [bennett] ? " he said . 
1 " 2 is
2 is 3 this
3 this 8 word
4 how 5 you
5 you 6 keep
6 keep 7 your
7 your 8 word
8 word 9 ,
9 , 12 ?
12 ? 13 "
13 " 14 he
13 " 15 said
15 said 16 .

" [i] thought that you promised me that you would not let anyone into the house . " 
1 " 6 promised
3 thought 4 that
4 that 5 you
4 that 6 promised
6 promised 7 me
7 me 8 that
8 that 9 you
8 that 10 would
9 you 10 would
10 would 11 not
11 not 12 let
12 let 13 anyone
13 anyone 14 into
14 into 18 "
15 the 16 house
16 house 17 .
17 . 18 "

" [i] didn't let her in , " growled [mr] [bennett] . 
1 " 3 didn't
3 didn't 4 let
4 let 5 her
4 let 6 in
6 in 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 growled
9 growled 12 .

what is to be done with a woman like that ? " 
1 what 2 is
2 is 3 to
3 to 4 be
4 be 5 done
5 done 6 with
5 done 12 "
6 with 8 woman
7 a 8 woman
8 woman 9 like
9 like 10 that
11 ? 12 "

i am going at once . " 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 going
3 going 4 at
4 at 5 once
5 once 6 .
6 . 7 "

this house is under quarantine for smallpox . 
1 this 2 house
2 house 3 is
3 is 4 under
4 under 5 quarantine
5 quarantine 6 for
6 for 7 smallpox
7 smallpox 8 .

you will have to stay here . " 
1 you 2 will
2 will 3 have
3 have 4 to
4 to 5 stay
5 stay 6 here
6 here 7 .
7 . 8 "

smallpox ! 
1 smallpox 2 !

for the first and last time in my life , [i] openly lost my temper with a man . 
1 for 3 first
1 for 6 time
2 the 3 first
3 first 4 and
4 and 5 last
6 time 7 in
7 in 10 ,
8 my 9 life
9 life 10 ,
10 , 12 openly
12 openly 13 lost
13 lost 15 temper
14 my 15 temper
15 temper 16 with
16 with 19 .
17 a 18 man
18 man 19 .

i wheeled furiously upon [alexander] [abraham] . 
1 i 2 wheeled
2 wheeled 3 furiously
3 furiously 4 upon
4 upon 7 .

" why didn't you tell me ? " 
1 " 2 why
2 why 3 didn't
3 didn't 4 you
4 you 5 tell
5 tell 6 me
5 tell 7 ?
7 ? 8 "

i cried . 
1 i 2 cried
2 cried 3 .

" tell you ! " he said , glaring at me . 
1 " 2 tell
2 tell 3 you
2 tell 5 "
3 you 4 !
5 " 7 said
6 he 7 said
7 said 8 ,
7 said 9 glaring
8 , 9 glaring
9 glaring 10 at
10 at 12 .
11 me 12 .

" when [i] first saw you it was too late to tell you . 
1 " 2 when
2 when 8 was
4 first 5 saw
4 first 7 it
5 saw 6 you
7 it 8 was
8 was 11 to
9 too 10 late
10 late 11 to
11 to 12 tell
12 tell 13 you
13 you 14 .

i thought the kindest thing [i] could do was to hold my tongue and let you get away in happy ignorance . 
1 i 7 could
2 thought 3 the
3 the 4 kindest
4 kindest 5 thing
5 thing 7 could
7 could 14 and
8 do 9 was
9 was 11 hold
10 to 11 hold
11 hold 13 tongue
12 my 13 tongue
13 tongue 14 and
14 and 17 get
15 let 16 you
15 let 17 get
17 get 18 away
17 get 20 happy
18 away 19 in
20 happy 22 .
21 ignorance 22 .

this will teach you to take a man 's house by storm , madam ! " 
1 this 4 you
2 will 3 teach
3 teach 4 you
4 you 6 take
5 to 6 take
6 take 8 man
7 a 8 man
8 man 13 ,
9 's 10 house
9 's 13 ,
10 house 11 by
11 by 12 storm
13 , 14 madam
14 madam 16 "
15 ! 16 "

" now , now , don't quarrel , my good people , " interposed the doctor seriously but [i] saw a twinkle in his eye . 
1 " 2 now
1 " 4 now
2 now 3 ,
4 now 11 people
5 , 6 don't
5 , 8 ,
6 don't 7 quarrel
8 , 9 my
9 my 10 good
10 good 11 people
11 people 14 interposed
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 interposed
14 interposed 16 doctor
15 the 16 doctor
16 doctor 17 seriously
17 seriously 25 eye
18 but 20 saw
18 but 22 twinkle
21 a 22 twinkle
22 twinkle 23 in
23 in 24 his
24 his 25 eye
25 eye 26 .

" you 'll have to spend some time together under the same roof and you won't improve the situation by disagreeing . 
1 " 6 spend
2 you 3 'll
3 'll 4 have
4 have 5 to
5 to 6 spend
6 spend 8 time
7 some 8 time
8 time 10 under
9 together 10 under
10 under 14 and
11 the 12 same
12 same 13 roof
13 roof 14 and
14 and 19 situation
15 you 16 won't
16 won't 17 improve
17 improve 18 the
18 the 19 situation
19 situation 22 .
20 by 21 disagreeing
21 disagreeing 22 .

you see , [peter] , it was this way . 
1 you 2 see
2 see 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 7 was
6 it 7 was
7 was 8 this
8 this 9 way
9 way 10 .

last night she developed unmistakable symptoms of smallpox . 
1 last 2 night
2 night 3 she
3 she 4 developed
4 developed 5 unmistakable
5 unmistakable 6 symptoms
6 symptoms 7 of
7 of 8 smallpox
8 smallpox 9 .

i came down here this morning and explained the matter to [mr] [bennett] . 
1 i 2 came
2 came 3 down
2 came 6 morning
3 down 4 here
4 here 5 this
6 morning 7 and
7 and 8 explained
8 explained 10 matter
9 the 10 matter
10 matter 11 to
11 to 14 .

jacob [green] and [cleophas] [lee] will watch at night . 
1 jacob 3 and
3 and 7 watch
6 will 7 watch
7 watch 8 at
8 at 9 night
9 night 10 .

while listening to the doctor [i] had been thinking . 
1 while 2 listening
2 listening 3 to
3 to 4 the
4 the 5 doctor
5 doctor 7 had
7 had 8 been
8 been 9 thinking
9 thinking 10 .

it was the most distressing predicament [i] had ever got into in my life , but there was no sense in making it worse . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 most
2 was 5 distressing
3 the 4 most
5 distressing 16 but
6 predicament 8 had
8 had 10 got
9 ever 10 got
10 got 11 into
11 into 12 in
12 in 14 life
13 my 14 life
14 life 15 ,
15 , 16 but
16 but 21 in
17 there 18 was
18 was 20 sense
19 no 20 sense
20 sense 21 in
21 in 22 making
22 making 23 it
23 it 24 worse
24 worse 25 .

" very well , doctor , " [i] said calmly . 
1 " 2 very
1 " 4 ,
2 very 3 well
4 , 6 ,
5 doctor 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 9 said
9 said 10 calmly
10 calmly 11 .

" yes , [i] was vaccinated a month ago , when the news of the smallpox first came . 
1 " 2 yes
1 " 3 ,
1 " 13 news
3 , 5 was
5 was 6 vaccinated
6 vaccinated 8 month
7 a 8 month
8 month 9 ago
9 ago 10 ,
10 , 11 when
12 the 13 news
13 news 14 of
14 of 16 smallpox
15 the 16 smallpox
16 smallpox 17 first
17 first 18 came
18 came 19 .

tell her to give them new milk twice a day and a square inch of butter apiece once a week . 
1 tell 2 her
1 tell 6 new
1 tell 11 and
3 to 4 give
4 give 5 them
5 them 6 new
7 milk 8 twice
7 milk 11 and
8 twice 10 day
9 a 10 day
11 and 14 inch
12 a 13 square
13 square 14 inch
14 inch 15 of
15 of 16 butter
16 butter 17 apiece
17 apiece 18 once
18 once 21 .
19 a 20 week
20 week 21 .

my pony is tied out there to the fence . 
1 my 2 pony
2 pony 3 is
3 is 4 tied
4 tied 5 out
5 out 6 there
6 there 7 to
7 to 9 fence
8 the 9 fence
9 fence 10 .

please take him home . 
1 please 2 take
2 take 3 him
3 him 4 home
4 home 5 .

that is all , [i] think . " 
1 that 2 is
2 is 3 all
3 all 8 "
4 , 6 think
6 think 7 .
7 . 8 "

" no , it isn't all , " said [alexander] [abraham] grumpily . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 5 isn't
4 it 5 isn't
5 isn't 8 "
6 all 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 13 .
9 said 12 grumpily
12 grumpily 13 .

" send that cat home , too . 
1 " 2 send
2 send 3 that
3 that 4 cat
3 that 7 too
4 cat 5 home
5 home 6 ,
7 too 8 .

i won't have a cat around the place [i] ['d] rather have smallpox . " 
1 i 2 won't
2 won't 3 have
3 have 6 around
4 a 5 cat
5 cat 6 around
6 around 8 place
7 the 8 place
8 place 11 rather
11 rather 12 have
12 have 15 "
13 smallpox 14 .
14 . 15 "

i looked [alexander] [abraham] over gradually , in a way [i] have , beginning at his feet and traveling up to his head . 
1 i 2 looked
1 i 13 ,
2 looked 5 over
2 looked 6 gradually
6 gradually 7 ,
7 , 8 in
8 in 10 way
9 a 10 way
12 have 13 ,
13 , 18 and
14 beginning 15 at
15 at 17 feet
16 his 17 feet
17 feet 18 and
18 and 23 head
19 traveling 20 up
20 up 21 to
21 to 22 his
22 his 23 head
23 head 24 .

i took my time over it ; and then [i] said , very quietly . 
1 i 2 took
2 took 7 ;
3 my 4 time
3 my 7 ;
4 time 5 over
5 over 6 it
7 ; 8 and
8 and 9 then
8 and 12 ,
9 then 11 said
12 , 13 very
13 very 14 quietly
14 quietly 15 .

" you may have both . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 may
3 may 4 have
4 have 5 both
5 both 6 .

anyway , you 'll have to have [william] [adolphus] . 
1 anyway 2 ,
1 anyway 3 you
3 you 4 'll
4 'll 5 have
5 have 6 to
6 to 7 have
7 have 10 .

i 'll have to put up with that dog of yours . 
1 i 2 'll
2 'll 3 have
3 have 4 to
4 to 5 put
5 put 6 up
6 up 7 with
7 with 9 dog
8 that 9 dog
9 dog 10 of
10 of 11 yours
11 yours 12 .

you will have to endure [william] [adolphus] . " 
1 you 2 will
2 will 3 have
3 have 4 to
4 to 5 endure
5 endure 8 .
8 . 9 "

alexander [abraham] groaned , but [i] could see that the way [i] had looked him over had chastened him considerably . 
1 alexander 3 groaned
1 alexander 4 ,
4 , 5 but
5 but 7 could
5 but 8 see
8 see 9 that
9 that 11 way
9 that 17 had
10 the 11 way
11 way 13 had
13 had 14 looked
14 looked 15 him
15 him 16 over
17 had 18 chastened
18 chastened 19 him
19 him 20 considerably
20 considerably 21 .

the doctor drove away , and [i] went into the house , not choosing to linger outside and be grinned at by [thomas] [wright] . 
1 the 2 doctor
1 the 4 away
2 doctor 3 drove
4 away 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 8 went
8 went 14 choosing
8 went 22 by
9 into 11 house
10 the 11 house
11 house 13 not
12 , 13 not
13 not 14 choosing
14 choosing 15 to
15 to 16 linger
16 linger 21 at
17 outside 18 and
18 and 19 be
19 be 20 grinned
20 grinned 21 at
22 by 25 .

i could not clean house in my new suit and a silk shirtwaist . 
1 i 2 could
2 could 3 not
2 could 8 new
3 not 4 clean
4 clean 5 house
5 house 6 in
6 in 7 my
8 new 10 and
9 suit 10 and
10 and 12 silk
11 a 12 silk
12 silk 13 shirtwaist
13 shirtwaist 14 .

alexander [abraham] was sitting on a chair looking at me . 
1 alexander 3 was
3 was 4 sitting
4 sitting 5 on
5 on 7 chair
6 a 7 chair
7 chair 8 looking
8 looking 9 at
9 at 11 .
10 me 11 .

presently he said , 
1 presently 2 he
2 he 3 said
3 said 4 ,

" [i] am [not] curious but will you kindly tell me why the doctor called you [peter] ? " 
1 " 3 am
3 am 5 curious
3 am 11 me
5 curious 6 but
6 but 9 kindly
7 will 8 you
8 you 9 kindly
9 kindly 10 tell
11 me 12 why
11 me 14 doctor
13 the 14 doctor
14 doctor 15 called
15 called 18 ?
16 you 18 ?
18 ? 19 "

alexander [abraham] coughed gently . 
1 alexander 3 coughed
3 coughed 4 gently
4 gently 5 .

" isn't that ahem ! rather a peculiar name for a woman ? " 
1 " 2 isn't
1 " 6 rather
2 isn't 3 that
3 that 4 ahem
4 ahem 5 !
6 rather 8 peculiar
7 a 8 peculiar
8 peculiar 10 for
9 name 10 for
10 for 12 woman
11 a 12 woman
12 woman 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

" it is , " [i] said , wondering how much soap , if any , there was in the house . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 3 is
1 " 5 "
4 , 5 "
5 " 11 much
7 said 8 ,
8 , 9 wondering
9 wondering 10 how
10 how 11 much
11 much 12 soap
12 soap 18 was
13 , 14 if
14 if 17 there
15 any 16 ,
15 any 17 there
17 there 18 was
18 was 19 in
19 in 22 .
20 the 21 house
21 house 22 .

" if [i] had been a boy my parents intended to call me [peter] in honour of a rich uncle . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 12 call
4 had 9 parents
5 been 7 boy
6 a 7 boy
7 boy 8 my
8 my 9 parents
9 parents 10 intended
10 intended 11 to
11 to 12 call
12 call 13 me
13 me 15 in
13 me 19 rich
15 in 16 honour
16 honour 17 of
18 a 19 rich
19 rich 21 .
20 uncle 21 .

when [i] fortunately turned out to be a girl my mother insisted that [i] should be called [angelina] . 
1 when 7 be
1 when 11 mother
3 fortunately 6 to
3 fortunately 7 be
4 turned 5 out
5 out 6 to
8 a 9 girl
9 girl 10 my
10 my 11 mother
11 mother 12 insisted
12 insisted 13 that
13 that 15 should
15 should 16 be
16 be 17 called
17 called 19 .

they gave me both names and called me [angelina] , but as soon as [i] grew old enough [i] decided to be called [peter] . 
1 they 5 names
1 they 13 soon
2 gave 3 me
3 me 4 both
4 both 5 names
5 names 6 and
6 and 7 called
7 called 8 me
7 called 10 ,
10 , 11 but
12 as 13 soon
13 soon 14 as
14 as 22 be
16 grew 17 old
17 old 18 enough
18 enough 20 decided
20 decided 21 to
20 decided 22 be
22 be 23 called
23 called 25 .

it was bad enough , but not so bad as [angelina] . " 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 bad
2 was 5 ,
3 bad 4 enough
5 , 7 not
6 but 7 not
7 not 9 bad
8 so 9 bad
9 bad 10 as
10 as 12 .
12 . 13 "

" [i] should say it was more appropriate , " said [alexander] [abraham] , intending , as [i] perceived , to be disagreeable . 
1 " 9 ,
3 should 4 say
4 say 5 it
4 say 9 ,
5 it 6 was
6 was 7 more
6 was 8 appropriate
7 more 8 appropriate
9 , 11 said
10 " 11 said
11 said 14 ,
14 , 15 intending
14 , 19 perceived
15 intending 16 ,
16 , 17 as
19 perceived 20 ,
20 , 21 to
21 to 22 be
22 be 24 .
23 disagreeable 24 .

" precisely , " [i] agreed calmly . 
1 " 2 precisely
2 precisely 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 6 agreed
6 agreed 7 calmly
7 calmly 8 .

" my last name is [macpherson] , and [i] live in [avonlea] . 
1 " 2 my
2 my 3 last
3 last 4 name
4 name 5 is
5 is 11 in
7 , 8 and
7 , 10 live
10 live 11 in
11 in 13 .

as you are [not] curious , that will be all the information you will need about me . " 
1 as 2 you
1 as 3 are
1 as 7 that
2 you 3 are
3 are 5 curious
5 curious 6 ,
7 that 8 will
8 will 9 be
9 be 12 information
10 all 11 the
11 the 12 information
12 information 15 need
13 you 14 will
14 will 15 need
15 need 16 about
16 about 17 me
17 me 18 .
18 . 19 "

" oh ! " 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 !
3 ! 4 "

alexander [abraham] looked as if a light had broken in on him [.] 
1 alexander 3 looked
3 looked 5 if
4 as 5 if
5 if 9 broken
6 a 7 light
7 light 8 had
8 had 9 broken
9 broken 10 in
9 broken 11 on
11 on 12 him

" [i] 've heard of you . 
1 " 3 've
3 've 4 heard
4 heard 5 of
5 of 6 you
6 you 7 .

you ah pretend to dislike men . " 
1 you 2 ah
2 ah 3 pretend
3 pretend 4 to
4 to 5 dislike
5 dislike 6 men
6 men 7 .
7 . 8 "

pretend ! 
1 pretend 2 !

goodness only knows what would have happened to [alexander] [abraham] just then if a diversion had not taken place . 
1 goodness 6 have
2 only 3 knows
3 knows 4 what
4 what 5 would
5 would 6 have
6 have 7 happened
7 happened 8 to
7 happened 13 if
8 to 11 just
11 just 12 then
13 if 18 taken
14 a 15 diversion
15 diversion 16 had
16 had 17 not
16 had 18 taken
18 taken 20 .
19 place 20 .

but the door opened and a dog came in [the] dog . 
1 but 3 door
2 the 3 door
3 door 5 and
4 opened 5 and
5 and 8 came
6 a 7 dog
7 dog 8 came
8 came 9 in
9 in 11 dog
11 dog 12 .

i suppose he had got tired waiting under the cherry tree for [william] [adolphus] and me to come down . 
1 i 2 suppose
2 suppose 5 got
3 he 4 had
4 had 5 got
5 got 8 under
6 tired 7 waiting
7 waiting 8 under
8 under 11 tree
9 the 10 cherry
9 the 11 tree
10 cherry 11 tree
11 tree 12 for
12 for 20 .
15 and 18 come
16 me 17 to
17 to 18 come
18 come 19 down
19 down 20 .

he was even uglier indoors than out . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 3 even
3 even 4 uglier
4 uglier 5 indoors
5 indoors 6 than
6 than 7 out
7 out 8 .

" oh , [mr] [riley] , [mr] [riley] , see what you have let me in for , " said [alexander] [abraham] reproachfully . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 11 what
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 6 ,
6 , 9 ,
9 , 10 see
11 what 12 you
11 what 14 let
12 you 13 have
14 let 15 me
14 let 17 for
15 me 16 in
17 for 18 ,
18 , 19 "
18 , 20 said
20 said 24 .
23 reproachfully 24 .

but [mr] [riley] since that was the brute 's name paid no attention to [alexander] [abraham] . 
1 but 4 since
4 since 5 that
5 that 6 was
6 was 13 attention
7 the 8 brute
8 brute 9 's
9 's 10 name
10 name 11 paid
11 paid 12 no
12 no 13 attention
13 attention 14 to
14 to 17 .

he had caught sight of [william] [adolphus] curled up on the cushion , and he started across the room to investigate him . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 9 up
3 caught 4 sight
3 caught 9 up
4 sight 5 of
5 of 8 curled
9 up 12 cushion
10 on 11 the
11 the 12 cushion
12 cushion 16 started
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 he
15 he 16 started
16 started 17 across
16 started 19 room
18 the 19 room
19 room 20 to
20 to 23 .
21 investigate 22 him
21 investigate 23 .

william [adolphus] sat up and began to take notice . 
1 william 3 sat
3 sat 4 up
4 up 5 and
5 and 6 began
6 began 7 to
7 to 8 take
8 take 9 notice
9 notice 10 .

" call off that dog , " [i] said warningly to [alexander] [abraham] . 
1 " 3 off
1 " 4 that
2 call 3 off
4 that 5 dog
4 that 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 9 said
9 said 10 warningly
10 warningly 11 to
11 to 14 .

" call him off yourself , " he retorted . 
1 " 2 call
2 call 3 him
2 call 6 ,
3 him 4 off
4 off 5 yourself
6 , 9 retorted
7 " 8 he
8 he 9 retorted
9 retorted 10 .

" since you 've brought that cat here you can protect him . " 
1 " 2 since
1 " 3 you
1 " 5 brought
4 've 5 brought
5 brought 7 cat
6 that 7 cat
7 cat 8 here
8 here 9 you
9 you 10 can
10 can 11 protect
11 protect 14 "
12 him 13 .
13 . 14 "

" oh , it wasn't for [william] [adolphus] ' sake [i] spoke , " [i] said pleasantly . 
1 " 10 sake
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 wasn't
4 it 5 wasn't
5 wasn't 6 for
6 for 9 '
9 ' 10 sake
10 sake 12 spoke
12 spoke 13 ,
12 spoke 14 "
14 " 16 said
16 said 17 pleasantly
17 pleasantly 18 .

" [william] [adolphus] can protect himself . " 
1 " 4 can
4 can 5 protect
5 protect 6 himself
6 himself 7 .
7 . 8 "

william [adolphus] could and did . 
1 william 3 could
3 could 4 and
4 and 6 .
5 did 6 .

he humped his back , flattened his ears , swore once , and then made a flying leap for [mr] [riley] . 
1 he 2 humped
1 he 6 flattened
3 his 4 back
4 back 5 ,
5 , 6 flattened
6 flattened 7 his
6 flattened 9 ,
7 his 8 ears
9 , 13 and
10 swore 11 once
11 once 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 then
13 and 15 made
15 made 17 flying
15 made 18 leap
16 a 17 flying
18 leap 19 for
19 for 22 .

william [adolphus] landed squarely on [mr] [riley] 's brindled back and promptly took fast hold , spitting and clawing and caterwauling . 
1 william 3 landed
1 william 8 's
3 landed 4 squarely
4 squarely 5 on
8 's 9 brindled
9 brindled 18 and
10 back 11 and
11 and 13 took
12 promptly 13 took
13 took 14 fast
14 fast 15 hold
15 hold 16 ,
16 , 17 spitting
16 , 18 and
18 and 19 clawing
18 and 20 and
20 and 21 caterwauling
20 and 22 .
21 caterwauling 22 .

you never saw a more astonished dog than [mr] [riley] . 
1 you 2 never
2 never 3 saw
3 saw 5 more
4 a 5 more
5 more 6 astonished
6 astonished 7 dog
7 dog 8 than
8 than 11 .

with each circuit he went faster and faster , until he looked like a brindled streak with a dash of black and white on top . 
1 with 2 each
1 with 10 until
2 each 3 circuit
3 circuit 7 and
4 he 5 went
5 went 6 faster
6 faster 7 and
7 and 8 faster
8 faster 9 ,
10 until 11 he
10 until 20 of
11 he 12 looked
12 looked 13 like
13 like 15 brindled
14 a 15 brindled
15 brindled 17 with
16 streak 17 with
17 with 19 dash
18 a 19 dash
20 of 22 and
21 black 22 and
22 and 23 white
23 white 24 on
24 on 25 top
25 top 26 .

such a racket and commotion [i] never heard , and [i] laughed until the tears came into my eyes . 
1 such 3 racket
2 a 3 racket
3 racket 4 and
4 and 5 commotion
5 commotion 10 and
7 never 8 heard
8 heard 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 13 until
10 and 15 tears
12 laughed 13 until
14 the 15 tears
15 tears 16 came
16 came 17 into
16 came 19 eyes
17 into 18 my
18 my 19 eyes
19 eyes 20 .

mr [riley] flew around and around , and [william] [adolphus] held on grimly and clawed . 
1 mr 6 around
3 flew 4 around
3 flew 5 and
5 and 6 around
6 around 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 12 on
11 held 12 on
12 on 16 .
13 grimly 14 and
14 and 15 clawed
15 clawed 16 .

alexander [abraham] turned purple with rage . 
1 alexander 3 turned
3 turned 4 purple
4 purple 5 with
5 with 6 rage
6 rage 7 .

" [woman] , call off that infernal cat before he kills my dog , " he shouted above the din of [yelps] and yowls . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 15 "
3 , 7 infernal
3 , 8 cat
4 call 5 off
4 call 6 that
6 that 7 infernal
8 cat 9 before
9 before 11 kills
10 he 11 kills
12 my 13 dog
12 my 15 "
13 dog 14 ,
15 " 17 shouted
16 he 17 shouted
17 shouted 25 .
18 above 20 din
18 above 25 .
19 the 20 din
20 din 21 of
21 of 24 yowls
23 and 24 yowls

i ran to help him up , which only seemed to enrage him further . 
1 i 4 help
2 ran 3 to
2 ran 4 help
4 help 5 him
5 him 6 up
6 up 7 ,
7 , 10 seemed
8 which 9 only
9 only 10 seemed
10 seemed 13 him
11 to 12 enrage
12 enrage 13 him
13 him 14 further
14 further 15 .

" woman , " he spluttered viciously , " [i] wish you and your fiend of a cat were in in " 
1 " 6 spluttered
2 woman 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 he
5 he 6 spluttered
6 spluttered 7 viciously
7 viciously 8 ,
8 , 11 wish
9 " 11 wish
11 wish 12 you
12 you 13 and
13 and 15 fiend
13 and 19 were
14 your 15 fiend
15 fiend 16 of
16 of 18 cat
17 a 18 cat
19 were 20 in
19 were 21 in
21 in 22 "

" in [avonlea] , " [i] finished quickly , to save [alexander] [abraham] from committing profanity . 
1 " 2 in
1 " 5 "
4 , 5 "
5 " 8 quickly
5 " 9 ,
7 finished 8 quickly
9 , 10 to
10 to 11 save
11 save 14 from
14 from 15 committing
15 committing 17 .
16 profanity 17 .

" so do [i] , [mr] [bennett] , with all my heart . 
1 " 2 so
2 so 3 do
3 do 5 ,
5 , 8 ,
8 , 13 .
9 with 10 all
10 all 11 my
10 all 12 heart
11 my 12 heart
12 heart 13 .

but since we are not , let us make the best of it like sensible people . 
1 but 2 since
1 but 7 let
2 since 4 are
3 we 4 are
4 are 5 not
5 not 6 ,
7 let 8 us
7 let 9 make
9 make 11 best
9 make 14 like
10 the 11 best
11 best 12 of
12 of 13 it
14 like 15 sensible
15 sensible 16 people
16 people 17 .

and in future you will kindly remember that my name is [miss] [macpherson] , [not] [woman] ! " 
1 and 4 you
2 in 3 future
2 in 4 you
4 you 5 will
5 will 7 remember
6 kindly 7 remember
7 remember 10 name
8 that 9 my
9 my 10 name
10 name 11 is
11 is 14 ,
14 , 17 !
17 ! 18 "

there never was any more trouble with [mr] [riley] after that . 
1 there 2 never
2 never 3 was
3 was 4 any
4 any 5 more
5 more 6 trouble
6 trouble 7 with
7 with 10 after
10 after 12 .
11 that 12 .

a meeker , more thoroughly chastened dog you could not find . 
1 a 2 meeker
1 a 5 thoroughly
2 meeker 3 ,
3 , 4 more
5 thoroughly 6 chastened
6 chastened 7 dog
7 dog 8 you
8 you 9 could
9 could 11 find
10 not 11 find
11 find 12 .

william [adolphus] had the best of it and he kept it . 
1 william 3 had
1 william 8 and
3 had 5 best
4 the 5 best
5 best 6 of
6 of 7 it
8 and 10 kept
9 he 10 kept
10 kept 11 it
11 it 12 .

seeing that things had calmed down and that it was five o'clock [i] decided to get tea . 
1 seeing 3 things
1 seeing 4 had
2 that 3 things
4 had 7 and
5 calmed 6 down
5 calmed 7 and
7 and 12 o'clock
8 that 10 was
9 it 10 was
10 was 11 five
11 five 12 o'clock
12 o'clock 14 decided
14 decided 15 to
15 to 18 .
16 get 17 tea
17 tea 18 .

i told [alexander] [abraham] that [i] would prepare it , if he would show me where the eatables were . 
1 i 2 told
2 told 12 he
5 that 7 would
7 would 8 prepare
8 prepare 9 it
8 prepare 11 if
10 , 11 if
11 if 12 he
12 he 13 would
13 would 14 show
13 would 16 where
14 show 15 me
16 where 18 eatables
17 the 18 eatables
18 eatables 19 were
19 were 20 .

" you needn't mind , " said [alexander] [abraham] . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 needn't
3 needn't 4 mind
4 mind 5 ,
5 , 6 "
5 , 7 said
7 said 10 .

" [i] 've been in the habit of getting my own tea for twenty years . " 
1 " 8 of
3 've 4 been
4 been 5 in
5 in 7 habit
6 the 7 habit
7 habit 8 of
8 of 11 own
9 getting 10 my
10 my 11 own
11 own 13 for
12 tea 13 for
13 for 14 twenty
14 twenty 15 years
15 years 16 .
16 . 17 "

" [i] daresay . 
1 " 3 daresay
3 daresay 4 .

but you haven't been in the habit of getting mine , " [i] said firmly . 
1 but 3 haven't
2 you 3 haven't
3 haven't 5 in
4 been 5 in
5 in 7 habit
6 the 7 habit
7 habit 8 of
8 of 9 getting
9 getting 10 mine
9 getting 15 firmly
10 mine 12 "
11 , 12 "
14 said 15 firmly
15 firmly 16 .

" [i] wouldn't eat anything you cooked if [i] starved to death . 
1 " 6 you
3 wouldn't 4 eat
4 eat 5 anything
5 anything 6 you
6 you 7 cooked
7 cooked 8 if
8 if 13 .
10 starved 11 to
11 to 12 death
12 death 13 .

if you want some occupation , you 'd better get some salve and anoint the scratches on that poor dog 's back . " 
1 if 2 you
1 if 3 want
1 if 6 ,
2 you 3 want
3 want 4 some
4 some 5 occupation
6 , 7 you
6 , 9 better
7 you 8 'd
9 better 13 and
10 get 11 some
11 some 12 salve
12 salve 13 and
13 and 14 anoint
14 anoint 16 scratches
15 the 16 scratches
16 scratches 17 on
17 on 24 "
18 that 19 poor
19 poor 20 dog
20 dog 21 's
21 's 24 "
22 back 23 .
23 . 24 "

alexander [abraham] said something that [i] prudently did not hear . 
1 alexander 3 said
3 said 5 that
4 something 5 that
5 that 7 prudently
7 prudently 8 did
8 did 9 not
9 not 10 hear
10 hear 11 .

seeing that he had no information to hand out [i] went on an exploring expedition into the pantry . 
1 seeing 7 to
2 that 3 he
3 he 4 had
4 had 6 information
5 no 6 information
6 information 7 to
7 to 8 hand
8 hand 9 out
9 out 11 went
11 went 16 into
12 on 13 an
12 on 14 exploring
14 exploring 15 expedition
15 expedition 16 into
16 into 18 pantry
17 the 18 pantry
18 pantry 19 .

the place was awful beyond description , and for the first time a vague sentiment of pity for [alexander] [abraham] glimmered in my breast . 
1 the 2 place
1 the 8 and
2 place 3 was
3 was 4 awful
3 was 5 beyond
5 beyond 6 description
6 description 7 ,
8 and 15 sentiment
9 for 11 first
10 the 11 first
11 first 12 time
12 time 13 a
13 a 14 vague
13 a 15 sentiment
15 sentiment 16 of
16 of 24 breast
17 pity 18 for
18 for 21 glimmered
21 glimmered 22 in
22 in 23 my
23 my 24 breast
24 breast 25 .

but [i] got up a supper somehow . 
1 but 3 got
3 got 4 up
4 up 5 a
4 up 6 supper
6 supper 7 somehow
7 somehow 8 .

i am noted for getting up suppers . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 noted
3 noted 4 for
4 for 5 getting
5 getting 6 up
6 up 7 suppers
7 suppers 8 .

that tea and toast mellowed [alexander] [abraham] in spite of himself . 
1 that 2 tea
2 tea 3 and
3 and 4 toast
4 toast 5 mellowed
5 mellowed 8 in
8 in 9 spite
9 spite 10 of
10 of 11 himself
11 himself 12 .

he ate the last crust , and didn't growl when [i] gave [william] [adolphus] all the cream that was left . 
1 he 2 ate
1 he 7 and
2 ate 7 and
3 the 4 last
4 last 5 crust
5 crust 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 didn't
7 and 10 when
8 didn't 9 growl
10 when 12 gave
12 gave 17 cream
15 all 16 the
16 the 17 cream
17 cream 18 that
17 cream 20 left
18 that 19 was
20 left 21 .

mr [riley] did not seem to want anything . 
1 mr 5 seem
3 did 4 not
4 not 5 seem
5 seem 6 to
6 to 7 want
7 want 8 anything
8 anything 9 .

he had no appetite . 
1 he 2 had
2 had 4 appetite
3 no 4 appetite
4 appetite 5 .

by this time the doctor 's boy had arrived with my valise . 
1 by 2 this
1 by 3 time
3 time 5 doctor
4 the 5 doctor
5 doctor 6 's
6 's 7 boy
7 boy 8 had
8 had 9 arrived
9 arrived 10 with
10 with 12 valise
11 my 12 valise
12 valise 13 .

alexander [abraham] gave me quite civilly to understand that there was a spare room across the hall and that [i] might take possession of it . 
1 alexander 3 gave
3 gave 6 civilly
4 me 5 quite
5 quite 6 civilly
6 civilly 17 hall
7 to 8 understand
8 understand 9 that
9 that 11 was
10 there 11 was
11 was 14 room
12 a 14 room
13 spare 14 room
14 room 15 across
15 across 16 the
16 the 17 hall
17 hall 18 and
18 and 21 might
19 that 21 might
21 might 22 take
22 take 23 possession
23 possession 24 of
23 possession 26 .
24 of 25 it

i went to it and put on a wrapper . 
1 i 2 went
1 i 5 and
2 went 3 to
3 to 4 it
5 and 6 put
6 put 7 on
7 on 9 wrapper
8 a 9 wrapper
9 wrapper 10 .

there was a set of fine furniture in the room , and a comfortable bed . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 8 in
3 a 4 set
4 set 7 furniture
5 of 6 fine
6 fine 7 furniture
7 furniture 8 in
8 in 12 and
9 the 10 room
10 room 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 15 bed
13 a 14 comfortable
14 comfortable 15 bed
15 bed 16 .

but the dust ! 
1 but 4 !
2 the 3 dust
3 dust 4 !

william [adolphus] had followed me in and his paws left marks everywhere he walked . 
1 william 3 had
3 had 7 and
4 followed 5 me
4 followed 7 and
5 me 6 in
7 and 10 left
8 his 9 paws
9 paws 10 left
10 left 11 marks
11 marks 14 walked
12 everywhere 13 he
13 he 14 walked
14 walked 15 .

you 'd better betake yourself to the sitting-room , [mr] [bennett] , so as to be out of the way . " 
1 you 2 'd
2 'd 3 better
3 better 13 so
4 betake 5 yourself
5 yourself 6 to
6 to 7 the
7 the 8 sitting-room
8 sitting-room 9 ,
9 , 12 ,
12 , 13 so
13 so 16 be
14 as 15 to
15 to 16 be
16 be 21 .
17 out 18 of
18 of 20 way
19 the 20 way
20 way 21 .
21 . 22 "

alexander [abraham] glared at me . 
1 alexander 3 glared
3 glared 4 at
4 at 6 .
5 me 6 .

" [i] 'm not going to have my house meddled with , " he snapped . 
1 " 3 'm
3 'm 4 not
3 'm 6 to
4 not 5 going
6 to 7 have
7 have 9 house
8 my 9 house
9 house 13 "
10 meddled 11 with
11 with 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 he
13 " 16 .
14 he 15 snapped
15 snapped 16 .

" it suits me . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 suits
3 suits 4 me
4 me 5 .

if you don't like it you can leave it . " 
1 if 2 you
1 if 8 leave
2 you 3 don't
3 don't 4 like
4 like 5 it
6 you 7 can
7 can 8 leave
8 leave 9 it
9 it 10 .
10 . 11 "

" no , [i] can't . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 6 .
5 can't 6 .

that is just the trouble , " [i] said pleasantly . 
1 that 2 is
2 is 3 just
2 is 5 trouble
4 the 5 trouble
5 trouble 7 "
6 , 7 "
7 " 11 .
9 said 10 pleasantly
10 pleasantly 11 .

" if [i] could leave it [i] shouldn't be here for a minute . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 5 leave
4 could 5 leave
5 leave 6 it
6 it 8 shouldn't
8 shouldn't 9 be
9 be 10 here
9 be 11 for
11 for 13 minute
12 a 13 minute
13 minute 14 .

since [i] can't , it simply has to be cleaned . 
1 since 3 can't
3 can't 4 ,
4 , 6 simply
5 it 6 simply
6 simply 8 to
7 has 8 to
8 to 9 be
9 be 10 cleaned
10 cleaned 11 .

i can tolerate men and dogs when [i] am compelled to , but [i] cannot and will not tolerate dirt and disorder . 
1 i 4 men
1 i 5 and
2 can 3 tolerate
3 tolerate 4 men
5 and 6 dogs
5 and 9 am
6 dogs 7 when
9 am 12 ,
10 compelled 11 to
11 to 12 ,
12 , 21 and
13 but 15 cannot
13 but 19 tolerate
16 and 17 will
17 will 18 not
17 will 19 tolerate
19 tolerate 20 dirt
20 dirt 21 and
21 and 22 disorder
22 disorder 23 .

go into the sitting-room . " 
1 go 2 into
2 into 4 sitting-room
3 the 4 sitting-room
4 sitting-room 5 .
5 . 6 "

alexander [abraham] went . 
1 alexander 3 went
3 went 4 .

as he closed the door , [i] heard him say , in capitals , " [what] [an] [awful] [woman] ! " 
1 as 2 he
2 he 3 closed
3 closed 4 the
4 the 5 door
5 door 12 in
6 , 8 heard
6 , 10 say
8 heard 9 him
10 say 11 ,
11 , 12 in
12 in 13 capitals
12 in 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 21 "
20 ! 21 "

i cleared that kitchen and the pantry adjoining . 
1 i 2 cleared
2 cleared 3 that
3 that 5 and
4 kitchen 5 and
5 and 7 pantry
6 the 7 pantry
7 pantry 8 adjoining
8 adjoining 9 .

it was ten o'clock when [i] got through , and [alexander] [abraham] had gone to bed without deigning further speech . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 o'clock
3 ten 4 o'clock
4 o'clock 8 through
5 when 7 got
7 got 8 through
8 through 17 without
9 , 10 and
10 and 13 had
10 and 14 gone
14 gone 15 to
15 to 16 bed
16 bed 17 without
17 without 18 deigning
18 deigning 20 speech
19 further 20 speech
20 speech 21 .

i locked [mr] [riley] in one room and [william] [adolphus] in another and went to bed , too . 
1 i 2 locked
2 locked 5 in
2 locked 7 room
5 in 6 one
7 room 8 and
8 and 13 and
11 in 12 another
12 another 13 and
13 and 19 .
14 went 15 to
15 to 17 ,
16 bed 17 ,
17 , 18 too
18 too 19 .

i had never felt so dead tired in my life before . 
1 i 2 had
2 had 3 never
2 had 4 felt
3 never 4 felt
4 felt 5 so
5 so 6 dead
6 dead 7 tired
7 tired 8 in
8 in 9 my
9 my 12 .
10 life 11 before
11 before 12 .

it had been a hard day . 
1 it 2 had
2 had 3 been
3 been 5 hard
4 a 5 hard
5 hard 6 day
6 day 7 .

but [i] got up bright and early the next morning and got a tiptop breakfast , which [alexander] [abraham] condescended to eat . 
1 but 3 got
1 but 12 got
3 got 4 up
4 up 5 bright
5 bright 6 and
6 and 7 early
6 and 11 and
8 the 9 next
9 next 10 morning
9 next 11 and
12 got 17 which
13 a 14 tiptop
14 tiptop 15 breakfast
15 breakfast 16 ,
16 , 17 which
17 which 20 condescended
20 condescended 21 to
21 to 22 eat
22 eat 23 .

it took me the best part of a week to get that house in order , but [i] did it thoroughly . 
1 it 2 took
2 took 3 me
2 took 11 get
3 me 6 part
4 the 5 best
4 the 6 part
6 part 7 of
7 of 9 week
8 a 9 week
9 week 10 to
11 get 13 house
11 get 16 ,
12 that 13 house
13 house 14 in
14 in 15 order
16 , 17 but
17 but 19 did
19 did 20 it
20 it 21 thoroughly
21 thoroughly 22 .

i am noted for doing things thoroughly . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 noted
3 noted 4 for
4 for 5 doing
5 doing 6 things
6 things 7 thoroughly
7 thoroughly 8 .

at the end of the time it was clean from garret to cellar . 
1 at 6 time
2 the 3 end
3 end 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 time
6 time 8 was
7 it 8 was
8 was 9 clean
9 clean 10 from
10 from 11 garret
11 garret 14 .
12 to 13 cellar
13 cellar 14 .

the house was full of provisions [alexander] [abraham] wasn't mean about such things , [i] will say that for him . 
1 the 2 house
1 the 5 of
2 house 3 was
3 was 4 full
5 of 6 provisions
6 provisions 9 wasn't
9 wasn't 10 mean
10 mean 14 ,
11 about 12 such
12 such 13 things
13 things 14 ,
14 , 17 say
16 will 17 say
17 say 18 that
17 say 19 for
19 for 21 .
20 him 21 .

altogether , [i] was more comfortable than [i] had expected to be . 
1 altogether 2 ,
2 , 7 than
4 was 5 more
5 more 6 comfortable
6 comfortable 7 than
7 than 9 had
9 had 10 expected
10 expected 12 be
11 to 12 be
12 be 13 .

i could see he had a wholesome awe for me . 
1 i 2 could
2 could 3 see
3 see 4 he
4 he 5 had
5 had 8 awe
6 a 7 wholesome
7 wholesome 8 awe
8 awe 9 for
9 for 11 .
10 me 11 .

but now and then he seemed to forget his disposition and talked like a human being . 
1 but 6 seemed
2 now 3 and
3 and 4 then
4 then 5 he
5 he 6 seemed
6 seemed 8 forget
7 to 8 forget
8 forget 9 his
8 forget 10 disposition
10 disposition 11 and
11 and 12 talked
11 and 15 human
12 talked 13 like
14 a 15 human
15 human 17 .
16 being 17 .

we had one or two real interesting conversations . 
1 we 2 had
1 we 4 or
2 had 3 one
4 or 5 two
5 two 6 real
6 real 7 interesting
7 interesting 8 conversations
8 conversations 9 .

alexander [abraham] was an intelligent man , though he had got terribly warped . 
1 alexander 3 was
3 was 5 intelligent
4 an 5 intelligent
5 intelligent 6 man
6 man 7 ,
7 , 10 had
8 though 9 he
9 he 10 had
10 had 14 .
11 got 12 terribly
12 terribly 13 warped
13 warped 14 .

i told him once [i] thought he must have been nice when he was a boy . 
1 i 3 him
2 told 3 him
3 him 4 once
4 once 10 been
6 thought 7 he
7 he 8 must
8 must 9 have
9 have 10 been
10 been 11 nice
11 nice 14 was
12 when 13 he
13 he 14 was
14 was 16 boy
15 a 16 boy
16 boy 17 .

one day he astonished me by appearing at the dinner table with his hair brushed and a white collar on . 
1 one 2 day
1 one 5 me
2 day 4 astonished
3 he 4 astonished
5 me 10 dinner
6 by 7 appearing
7 appearing 8 at
8 at 9 the
9 the 10 dinner
10 dinner 12 with
11 table 12 with
12 with 14 hair
13 his 14 hair
14 hair 15 brushed
15 brushed 20 on
16 and 19 collar
17 a 18 white
18 white 19 collar
19 collar 20 on
20 on 21 .

we had a tiptop dinner that day , and [i] had made a pudding that was far too good for a woman hater . 
1 we 2 had
1 we 9 and
3 a 4 tiptop
4 tiptop 9 and
5 dinner 6 that
6 that 7 day
7 day 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 12 made
11 had 12 made
12 made 14 pudding
13 a 14 pudding
14 pudding 24 .
15 that 16 was
16 was 17 far
17 far 18 too
18 too 19 good
19 good 20 for
20 for 22 woman
21 a 22 woman
22 woman 23 hater
23 hater 24 .

when [alexander] [abraham] had disposed of two large platefuls of it , he sighed and said , 
1 when 17 ,
4 had 5 disposed
4 had 15 and
5 disposed 6 of
6 of 7 two
7 two 8 large
8 large 9 platefuls
9 platefuls 10 of
10 of 11 it
12 , 13 he
13 he 14 sighed
14 sighed 15 and
15 and 16 said
16 said 17 ,

" you can certainly cook . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 can
3 can 4 certainly
4 certainly 5 cook
5 cook 6 .

it 's a pity you are such a detestable crank in other respects . " 
1 it 2 's
2 's 4 pity
3 a 4 pity
4 pity 5 you
4 pity 7 such
5 you 6 are
7 such 9 detestable
8 a 9 detestable
9 detestable 11 in
10 crank 11 in
11 in 13 respects
12 other 13 respects
13 respects 14 .
14 . 15 "

" it 's kind of convenient being a crank , " [i] said . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 's
3 's 5 of
3 's 6 convenient
4 kind 5 of
6 convenient 7 being
7 being 9 crank
8 a 9 crank
9 crank 11 "
10 , 11 "
11 " 14 .
13 said 14 .

" people are careful how they meddle with you . 
1 " 2 people
1 " 3 are
3 are 4 careful
4 careful 5 how
5 how 6 they
5 how 7 meddle
7 meddle 8 with
8 with 9 you
9 you 10 .

haven't you found that out in your own experience ? " 
1 haven't 2 you
2 you 3 found
3 found 5 out
3 found 6 in
4 that 5 out
6 in 7 your
7 your 8 own
8 own 9 experience
9 experience 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

" [i] am [not] a crank , " growled [alexander] [abraham] resentfully . 
1 " 3 am
3 am 6 crank
5 a 6 crank
6 crank 8 "
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 growled
9 growled 12 resentfully
12 resentfully 13 .

" all [i] ask is to be let alone . " 
1 " 2 all
2 all 4 ask
4 ask 5 is
5 is 6 to
6 to 7 be
7 be 8 let
8 let 9 alone
9 alone 10 .
10 . 11 "

" that 's the very crankiest kind of crank , " [i] said . 
1 " 2 that
2 that 3 's
3 's 7 kind
4 the 5 very
4 the 6 crankiest
6 crankiest 7 kind
7 kind 8 of
8 of 9 crank
9 crank 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 13 said
13 said 14 .

but cheer up , [mr] [bennett] . 
1 but 2 cheer
2 cheer 3 up
3 up 4 ,
4 , 7 .

you may then return to your wallowing in the [mire] and be as dirty and comfortable as of yore . " 
1 you 2 may
2 may 3 then
2 may 4 return
3 then 4 return
4 return 5 to
5 to 11 and
6 your 7 wallowing
7 wallowing 8 in
7 wallowing 11 and
8 in 9 the
11 and 12 be
12 be 13 as
13 as 15 and
14 dirty 15 and
15 and 16 comfortable
16 comfortable 17 as
16 comfortable 21 "
17 as 18 of
18 of 19 yore
19 yore 20 .
20 . 21 "

alexander [abraham] growled again . 
1 alexander 3 growled
3 growled 4 again
4 again 5 .

the prospect didn't seem to cheer him up as much as [i] should have expected . 
1 the 2 prospect
2 prospect 3 didn't
3 didn't 4 seem
4 seem 5 to
4 seem 6 cheer
5 to 6 cheer
6 cheer 7 him
6 cheer 9 as
6 cheer 16 .
7 him 8 up
9 as 10 much
10 much 11 as
11 as 15 expected
13 should 14 have
14 have 15 expected

then he did an amazing thing . 
1 then 2 he
2 he 3 did
3 did 4 an
4 an 5 amazing
5 amazing 6 thing
6 thing 7 .

he poured some cream into a saucer and set it down before [william] [adolphus] . 
1 he 2 poured
2 poured 4 cream
2 poured 8 and
3 some 4 cream
4 cream 5 into
5 into 7 saucer
6 a 7 saucer
8 and 9 set
9 set 10 it
10 it 11 down
11 down 12 before
12 before 15 .

william [adolphus] lapped it up , keeping one eye on [alexander] [abraham] lest the latter should change his mind . 
1 william 3 lapped
1 william 5 up
3 lapped 4 it
5 up 6 ,
6 , 7 keeping
6 , 8 one
8 one 9 eye
8 one 13 lest
9 eye 10 on
13 lest 15 latter
14 the 15 latter
15 latter 16 should
16 should 17 change
17 change 18 his
17 change 20 .
19 mind 20 .

not to be outdone , [i] handed [mr] [riley] a bone . 
1 not 2 to
2 to 3 be
3 be 4 outdone
4 outdone 5 ,
5 , 7 handed
7 handed 12 .
10 a 11 bone
11 bone 12 .

neither [alexander] [abraham] nor [i] had worried much about the smallpox . 
1 neither 4 nor
4 nor 6 had
6 had 7 worried
7 worried 8 much
7 worried 9 about
9 about 11 smallpox
10 the 11 smallpox
11 smallpox 12 .

we didn't believe he would take it , for he hadn't even seen the girl who was sick . 
1 we 3 believe
1 we 8 ,
2 didn't 3 believe
3 believe 4 he
4 he 5 would
5 would 6 take
6 take 7 it
8 , 10 he
9 for 10 he
10 he 13 seen
11 hadn't 12 even
12 even 13 seen
13 seen 16 who
14 the 15 girl
15 girl 16 who
16 who 19 .
17 was 18 sick
18 sick 19 .

but the very next morning [i] heard him calling me from the upstairs landing . 
1 but 3 very
1 but 5 morning
2 the 3 very
4 next 5 morning
5 morning 8 him
7 heard 8 him
8 him 9 calling
9 calling 10 me
10 me 11 from
11 from 13 upstairs
12 the 13 upstairs
13 upstairs 15 .
14 landing 15 .

" [i] 've got them all , " said [alexander] [abraham] hollowly . 
1 " 3 've
3 've 4 got
4 got 5 them
4 got 7 ,
5 them 6 all
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 said
9 said 12 hollowly
12 hollowly 13 .

i didn't feel as much scared as [i] should have expected . 
1 i 2 didn't
2 didn't 3 feel
3 feel 5 much
3 feel 6 scared
4 as 5 much
6 scared 7 as
6 scared 12 .
7 as 11 expected
9 should 10 have
10 have 11 expected

i went to the window and called to [thomas] [wright] to send for the doctor . 
1 i 2 went
2 went 3 to
3 to 4 the
4 the 5 window
5 window 6 and
6 and 7 called
7 called 8 to
8 to 16 .
11 to 12 send
12 send 13 for
13 for 15 doctor
14 the 15 doctor
15 doctor 16 .

the doctor came down [from] [alexander] [abraham] 's room looking grave . 
1 the 2 doctor
2 doctor 3 came
3 came 4 down
4 down 8 's
8 's 9 room
9 room 10 looking
10 looking 11 grave
11 grave 12 .

" it 's impossible to pronounce on the disease yet , " he said . 
1 " 3 's
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 impossible
4 impossible 5 to
4 impossible 9 disease
5 to 6 pronounce
7 on 8 the
8 the 9 disease
9 disease 10 yet
10 yet 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 15 .
13 he 14 said
14 said 15 .

" there is no certainty until the eruption appears . 
1 " 3 is
2 there 3 is
3 is 5 certainty
4 no 5 certainty
5 certainty 6 until
6 until 8 eruption
7 the 8 eruption
8 eruption 9 appears
9 appears 10 .

but , of course , there is every likelihood that it is the smallpox . 
1 but 2 ,
2 , 4 course
3 of 4 course
4 course 5 ,
5 , 6 there
6 there 7 is
7 is 8 every
8 every 9 likelihood
9 likelihood 15 .
10 that 11 it
10 that 15 .
11 it 12 is
12 is 14 smallpox
13 the 14 smallpox

it is very unfortunate . 
1 it 2 is
2 is 3 very
3 very 4 unfortunate
4 unfortunate 5 .

i am afraid that it will be difficult to get a nurse . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 afraid
2 am 7 be
3 afraid 4 that
5 it 6 will
6 will 7 be
7 be 8 difficult
8 difficult 9 to
9 to 10 get
10 get 13 .
11 a 12 nurse
12 nurse 13 .

all the nurses in town who will take smallpox cases are overbusy now , for the epidemic is still raging there . 
1 all 7 will
2 the 3 nurses
2 the 6 who
3 nurses 5 town
4 in 5 town
6 who 7 will
7 will 8 take
8 take 9 smallpox
8 take 15 for
9 smallpox 10 cases
11 are 12 overbusy
12 overbusy 13 now
13 now 14 ,
14 , 15 for
15 for 17 epidemic
16 the 17 epidemic
17 epidemic 18 is
18 is 20 raging
19 still 20 raging
20 raging 21 there
21 there 22 .

however , [i] 'll go into town to-night and do my best . 
1 however 2 ,
1 however 4 'll
4 'll 5 go
5 go 9 and
6 into 7 town
7 town 8 to-night
8 to-night 9 and
9 and 10 do
10 do 12 best
11 my 12 best
12 best 13 .

meanwhile , at present , you must not go near him , [peter] . " 
1 meanwhile 6 you
2 , 3 at
3 at 4 present
4 present 5 ,
4 present 6 you
6 you 7 must
7 must 8 not
7 must 9 go
8 not 9 go
9 go 10 near
10 near 12 ,
11 him 12 ,
12 , 14 .
14 . 15 "

there was a lemon cream [i] thought he could eat even if he had the smallpox . 
1 there 2 was
1 there 7 thought
2 was 5 cream
3 a 4 lemon
4 lemon 5 cream
7 thought 8 he
7 thought 11 even
8 he 9 could
9 could 10 eat
11 even 12 if
12 if 13 he
12 if 14 had
13 he 14 had
14 had 17 .
15 the 16 smallpox
15 the 17 .

" you shouldn't come near me , " he growled . 
1 " 4 come
2 you 3 shouldn't
3 shouldn't 4 come
4 come 8 "
5 near 6 me
6 me 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 he
9 he 10 growled
10 growled 11 .

" you are risking your life . " 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 are
3 are 4 risking
4 risking 6 life
5 your 6 life
6 life 7 .
7 . 8 "

" [i] am not going to see a fellow creature starve to death , even if he is a man , " [i] retorted . 
1 " 4 not
3 am 4 not
4 not 5 going
5 going 13 death
6 to 7 see
7 see 9 fellow
8 a 9 fellow
9 fellow 10 creature
10 creature 11 starve
11 starve 12 to
12 to 13 death
13 death 15 even
14 , 15 even
15 even 24 retorted
16 if 17 he
16 if 22 "
17 he 18 is
19 a 20 man
20 man 21 ,
20 man 22 "
22 " 24 retorted
24 retorted 25 .

did you give my poor dog anything to eat ? " 
1 did 2 you
2 you 3 give
3 give 4 my
3 give 5 poor
5 poor 6 dog
6 dog 8 to
7 anything 8 to
8 to 9 eat
9 eat 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

" he has had a better dinner than many a [christian] , " [i] said severely . 
1 " 2 he
1 " 9 many
2 he 3 has
3 has 4 had
4 had 7 dinner
5 a 6 better
5 a 7 dinner
7 dinner 8 than
9 many 10 a
10 a 17 .
12 , 13 "
12 , 15 said
15 said 16 severely
16 severely 17 .

alexander [abraham] need not have worried about another woman coming in . 
1 alexander 3 need
3 need 4 not
4 not 5 have
5 have 6 worried
6 worried 7 about
7 about 8 another
8 another 9 woman
9 woman 10 coming
10 coming 11 in
11 in 12 .

the doctor came back that night with care on his brow . 
1 the 2 doctor
1 the 6 night
2 doctor 3 came
3 came 4 back
4 back 5 that
6 night 7 with
7 with 8 care
8 care 9 on
9 on 10 his
10 his 11 brow
11 brow 12 .

" [i] don't know what is to be done , " he said . 
1 " 3 don't
3 don't 8 be
4 know 5 what
5 what 6 is
6 is 7 to
7 to 8 be
8 be 11 "
9 done 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 he
12 he 13 said
13 said 14 .

" [i] can't get a soul to come here . " 
1 " 3 can't
1 " 4 get
3 can't 4 get
4 get 6 soul
5 a 6 soul
6 soul 7 to
7 to 8 come
8 come 9 here
9 here 10 .
10 . 11 "

" [i] shall nurse [mr] [bennett] , " [i] said [with] dignity . 
1 " 10 said
3 shall 4 nurse
3 shall 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 10 said
10 said 12 dignity
12 dignity 13 .

" it is my duty and [i] never shirk my duty . 
1 " 6 and
2 it 3 is
3 is 4 my
4 my 5 duty
5 duty 6 and
6 and 9 shirk
8 never 9 shirk
9 shirk 11 duty
10 my 11 duty
11 duty 12 .

i am noted for that . 
1 i 2 am
2 am 3 noted
3 noted 4 for
4 for 5 that
5 that 6 .

i nursed [alexander] [abraham] through the smallpox , and [i] didn't mind it much . 
1 i 2 nursed
2 nursed 9 and
5 through 8 ,
6 the 7 smallpox
7 smallpox 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 12 mind
11 didn't 12 mind
12 mind 13 it
12 mind 14 much
14 much 15 .

he was much more amiable sick than well , and he had the disease in a very mild form . 
1 he 5 amiable
2 was 3 much
3 much 4 more
4 more 5 amiable
5 amiable 6 sick
5 amiable 8 well
6 sick 7 than
8 well 12 had
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 he
10 and 12 had
12 had 14 disease
13 the 14 disease
14 disease 15 in
15 in 20 .
16 a 17 very
16 a 20 .
18 mild 20 .
19 form 20 .

below stairs [i] reigned supreme and [mr] [riley] and [william] [adolphus] lay down together like the lion and the lamb . 
1 below 2 stairs
1 below 6 and
2 stairs 4 reigned
4 reigned 5 supreme
6 and 12 lay
9 and 12 lay
12 lay 13 down
13 down 14 together
13 down 15 like
15 like 18 and
16 the 17 lion
17 lion 18 and
18 and 20 lamb
19 the 20 lamb
20 lamb 21 .

i fed [mr] [riley] regularly , and once , seeing him looking lonesome , [i] patted him gingerly . 
1 i 2 fed
1 i 7 and
5 regularly 6 ,
5 regularly 7 and
7 and 10 seeing
8 once 9 ,
9 , 10 seeing
10 seeing 11 him
11 him 14 ,
12 looking 13 lonesome
13 lonesome 14 ,
14 , 19 .
16 patted 17 him
17 him 18 gingerly
18 gingerly 19 .

it was nicer than [i] thought it would be . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 nicer
3 nicer 4 than
4 than 6 thought
6 thought 7 it
7 it 8 would
8 would 9 be
9 be 10 .

when [alexander] [abraham] was able to sit up , he began to make up for the time he 'd lost being pleasant . 
1 when 9 ,
4 was 5 able
5 able 6 to
6 to 7 sit
7 sit 8 up
8 up 9 ,
9 , 13 make
10 he 11 began
11 began 12 to
12 to 13 make
13 make 14 up
14 up 20 lost
15 for 17 time
16 the 17 time
17 time 18 he
17 time 20 lost
18 he 19 'd
20 lost 21 being
21 being 22 pleasant
21 being 23 .

anything more sarcastic than that man in his convalescence you couldn't imagine . 
1 anything 3 sarcastic
2 more 3 sarcastic
3 sarcastic 4 than
4 than 6 man
5 that 6 man
6 man 7 in
7 in 8 his
8 his 9 convalescence
9 convalescence 13 .
10 you 11 couldn't
11 couldn't 12 imagine
12 imagine 13 .

i just laughed at him , having found out that that could be depended on to irritate him . 
1 i 3 laughed
1 i 6 ,
2 just 3 laughed
3 laughed 4 at
5 him 6 ,
6 , 8 found
7 having 8 found
8 found 9 out
9 out 10 that
10 that 11 that
10 that 13 be
11 that 12 could
13 be 14 depended
14 depended 15 on
14 depended 18 him
16 to 17 irritate
17 irritate 18 him
18 him 19 .

to irritate him still further [i] cleaned the house all over again . 
1 to 2 irritate
2 irritate 3 him
3 him 4 still
4 still 5 further
5 further 7 cleaned
7 cleaned 9 house
7 cleaned 13 .
8 the 9 house
9 house 11 over
10 all 11 over
12 again 13 .

" he 'll get fond of you again when [i] go home , " [i] said comfortingly . 
1 " 2 he
1 " 11 go
2 he 3 'll
3 'll 4 get
4 get 5 fond
5 fond 6 of
5 fond 8 again
5 fond 9 when
6 of 7 you
11 go 12 home
11 go 13 ,
13 , 14 "
13 , 16 said
16 said 17 comfortingly
16 said 18 .
17 comfortingly 18 .

" dogs aren't very particular that way . 
1 " 2 dogs
2 dogs 3 aren't
3 aren't 4 very
4 very 5 particular
5 particular 6 that
6 that 8 .
7 way 8 .

what they want is bones . 
1 what 2 they
2 they 3 want
3 want 4 is
4 is 5 bones
5 bones 6 .

cats now , they love [disinterestedly] . 
1 cats 2 now
2 now 3 ,
3 , 4 they
4 they 5 love
5 love 7 .

william [adolphus] has never swerved in his allegiance to me , although you do give him cream in the pantry on the sly . " 
1 william 5 swerved
3 has 4 never
3 has 5 swerved
5 swerved 12 although
6 in 8 allegiance
7 his 8 allegiance
8 allegiance 9 to
9 to 11 ,
10 me 11 ,
11 , 12 although
12 although 14 do
13 you 14 do
14 do 16 him
15 give 16 him
16 him 18 in
17 cream 18 in
18 in 20 pantry
19 the 20 pantry
20 pantry 21 on
21 on 22 the
22 the 24 .
23 sly 24 .
24 . 25 "

alexander [abraham] looked foolish . 
1 alexander 3 looked
3 looked 4 foolish
4 foolish 5 .

he hadn't thought [i] knew that . 
1 he 3 thought
2 hadn't 3 thought
3 thought 5 knew
5 knew 6 that
6 that 7 .

i didn't take the smallpox and in another week the doctor came out and sent the policeman home . 
1 i 2 didn't
1 i 6 and
2 didn't 3 take
3 take 5 smallpox
4 the 5 smallpox
6 and 8 another
6 and 9 week
7 in 8 another
9 week 12 came
10 the 11 doctor
11 doctor 12 came
12 came 14 and
13 out 14 and
14 and 18 home
15 sent 16 the
16 the 18 home
17 policeman 18 home
18 home 19 .

i was disinfected and [william] [adolphus] was fumigated , and then we were free to go . 
1 i 4 and
2 was 3 disinfected
3 disinfected 4 and
4 and 8 fumigated
7 was 8 fumigated
8 fumigated 10 and
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 then
10 and 13 were
11 then 12 we
12 we 13 were
13 were 14 free
13 were 15 to
15 to 16 go
16 go 17 .

" good-bye , [mr] [bennett] , " [i] said , offering to shake hands in a forgiving spirit . 
1 " 2 good-bye
1 " 7 "
3 , 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 10 ,
9 said 10 ,
10 , 13 shake
11 offering 12 to
12 to 13 shake
13 shake 14 hands
14 hands 15 in
15 in 18 spirit
16 a 17 forgiving
16 a 18 spirit
18 spirit 19 .

" [i] 've no doubt that you are glad to be rid of me , but you are no gladder than [i] am to go . 
1 " 5 doubt
1 " 15 ,
3 've 4 no
4 no 5 doubt
5 doubt 6 that
6 that 7 you
6 that 8 are
7 you 8 are
8 are 10 to
9 glad 10 to
10 to 11 be
11 be 12 rid
12 rid 13 of
13 of 14 me
15 , 16 but
16 but 17 you
16 but 20 gladder
17 you 18 are
18 are 19 no
20 gladder 21 than
21 than 25 go
23 am 25 go
24 to 25 go
25 go 26 .

reformation with men and dogs never goes very deep . " 
1 reformation 4 and
2 with 3 men
3 men 4 and
4 and 5 dogs
5 dogs 6 never
6 never 7 goes
7 goes 8 very
8 very 9 deep
9 deep 10 .
9 deep 11 "
10 . 11 "

with this [parthian] shaft [i] walked out of the house , supposing that [i] had seen the last of it and [alexander] [abraham] . 
1 with 4 shaft
2 this 4 shaft
4 shaft 6 walked
6 walked 7 out
6 walked 12 supposing
7 out 8 of
8 of 10 house
9 the 10 house
11 , 12 supposing
12 supposing 13 that
13 that 15 had
15 had 16 seen
16 seen 21 and
17 the 18 last
18 last 19 of
18 last 21 and
19 of 20 it
21 and 24 .

i was glad to get back home , of course ; but it did seem queer and lonesome . 
1 i 4 to
2 was 3 glad
3 glad 4 to
4 to 5 get
5 get 8 ,
6 back 7 home
7 home 8 ,
8 , 17 and
9 of 10 course
10 course 11 ;
11 ; 12 but
12 but 13 it
12 but 14 did
14 did 15 seem
15 seem 16 queer
16 queer 17 and
17 and 19 .
18 lonesome 19 .

the cats hardly knew me , and [william] [adolphus] roamed about forlornly and appeared to feel like an exile . 
1 the 2 cats
1 the 3 hardly
3 hardly 7 and
4 knew 5 me
4 knew 7 and
5 me 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 16 feel
10 roamed 11 about
10 roamed 13 and
11 about 12 forlornly
13 and 14 appeared
14 appeared 15 to
15 to 16 feel
16 feel 17 like
17 like 20 .
18 an 19 exile
19 exile 20 .

i didn't take as much pleasure in cooking as usual , for it seemed kind of foolish to be fussing over oneself . 
1 i 2 didn't
2 didn't 3 take
3 take 12 for
4 as 5 much
4 as 8 cooking
5 much 6 pleasure
6 pleasure 7 in
8 cooking 9 as
9 as 10 usual
10 usual 11 ,
11 , 12 for
12 for 13 it
13 it 15 kind
14 seemed 15 kind
15 kind 18 to
15 kind 22 oneself
16 of 17 foolish
17 foolish 18 to
18 to 19 be
19 be 20 fussing
20 fussing 21 over
22 oneself 23 .

the sight of a bone made me think of poor [mr] [riley] . 
1 the 2 sight
2 sight 3 of
2 sight 6 made
3 of 4 a
3 of 5 bone
6 made 7 me
6 made 8 think
8 think 9 of
9 of 10 poor
10 poor 13 .

the neighbours avoided me pointedly , for they couldn't get rid of the fear that [i] might erupt into smallpox at any moment . 
1 the 2 neighbours
2 neighbours 5 pointedly
2 neighbours 6 ,
3 avoided 4 me
4 me 5 pointedly
6 , 8 they
7 for 8 they
8 they 9 couldn't
9 couldn't 12 of
10 get 11 rid
11 rid 12 of
12 of 14 fear
13 the 14 fear
14 fear 15 that
15 that 17 might
17 might 18 erupt
18 erupt 23 moment
19 into 20 smallpox
20 smallpox 21 at
21 at 22 any
22 any 23 moment
23 moment 24 .

my [sunday] [school] class had been given to another woman , and altogether [i] felt as if [i] didn't belong anywhere . 
1 my 10 woman
4 class 5 had
5 had 6 been
6 been 7 given
6 been 8 to
8 to 9 another
9 another 10 woman
10 woman 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 altogether
12 and 15 felt
15 felt 16 as
15 felt 17 if
17 if 19 didn't
19 didn't 20 belong
20 belong 21 anywhere
21 anywhere 22 .

i had existed like this for a fortnight [when] [alexander] [abraham] suddenly appeared . 
1 i 2 had
2 had 3 existed
3 existed 4 like
3 existed 6 for
4 like 5 this
6 for 8 fortnight
7 a 8 fortnight
8 fortnight 13 appeared
12 suddenly 13 appeared
13 appeared 14 .

he walked in one evening at dusk , but at first sight [i] didn't know him he was so spruced and barbered up . 
1 he 2 walked
2 walked 9 but
3 in 4 one
3 in 5 evening
4 one 5 evening
5 evening 6 at
6 at 7 dusk
7 dusk 8 ,
8 , 9 but
9 but 11 first
10 at 11 first
11 first 18 was
12 sight 15 know
14 didn't 15 know
15 know 16 him
16 him 17 he
17 he 18 was
18 was 19 so
18 was 21 and
20 spruced 21 and
21 and 24 .
22 barbered 23 up
23 up 24 .

but [william] [adolphus] knew him . 
1 but 4 knew
4 knew 5 him
5 him 6 .

" [i] had to come , [angelina] , " said [alexander] [abraham] . 
1 " 3 had
3 had 4 to
3 had 5 come
5 come 6 ,
6 , 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 said
10 said 13 .

" [i] couldn't stand it any longer . " 
1 " 3 couldn't
3 couldn't 4 stand
4 stand 5 it
4 stand 9 "
6 any 7 longer
7 longer 8 .
8 . 9 "

" my name is [peter] , " [i] said coldly , although [i] was feeling ridiculously glad about something . 
1 " 2 my
1 " 6 ,
2 my 3 name
3 name 4 is
6 , 7 "
6 , 11 ,
9 said 10 coldly
9 said 11 ,
11 , 12 although
12 although 18 about
14 was 15 feeling
15 feeling 16 ridiculously
16 ridiculously 17 glad
17 glad 18 about
18 about 19 something
19 something 20 .

" it isn't , " said [alexander] [abraham] stubbornly . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 isn't
3 isn't 4 ,
4 , 5 "
4 , 6 said
6 said 9 stubbornly
9 stubbornly 10 .

" it is [angelina] for me , and always will be . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 is
3 is 5 for
5 for 8 and
6 me 7 ,
6 me 8 and
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 always
9 always 10 will
10 will 11 be
11 be 12 .

i shall never call you [peter] . 
1 i 2 shall
2 shall 3 never
3 never 4 call
4 call 5 you
5 you 7 .

angelina just suits you exactly ; and [angelina] [bennett] would suit you still better . 
1 angelina 2 just
2 just 4 you
3 suits 4 you
4 you 7 and
5 exactly 6 ;
5 exactly 7 and
7 and 13 still
10 would 11 suit
11 suit 12 you
12 you 13 still
13 still 15 .
14 better 15 .

you must come back , [angelina] . 
1 you 2 must
2 must 3 come
3 come 4 back
4 back 5 ,
5 , 7 .

" what about the other five cats ? " 
1 " 8 ?
2 what 3 about
2 what 8 ?
3 about 7 cats
4 the 5 other
5 other 6 five
6 five 7 cats
8 ? 9 "

i demanded . 
1 i 2 demanded
2 demanded 3 .

alexander [abraham] sighed . 
1 alexander 3 sighed
3 sighed 4 .

but [i] can live without him , and [i] can't without you . 
1 but 4 live
3 can 4 live
4 live 5 without
4 live 6 him
6 him 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 10 can't
10 can't 13 .
11 without 12 you
12 you 13 .

how soon can you be ready to marry me ? " 
1 how 2 soon
1 how 4 you
2 soon 3 can
4 you 5 be
5 be 6 ready
6 ready 7 to
7 to 8 marry
8 marry 9 me
8 marry 10 ?
10 ? 11 "

" [i] haven't said that [i] was going to marry you at all , have [i] ? " 
1 " 3 haven't
1 " 4 said
4 said 5 that
5 that 7 was
7 was 8 going
8 going 10 marry
9 to 10 marry
10 marry 11 you
10 marry 12 at
12 at 14 ,
13 all 14 ,
14 , 18 "
15 have 17 ?
17 ? 18 "

i said tartly , just to be consistent . 
1 i 2 said
2 said 3 tartly
3 tartly 4 ,
3 tartly 5 just
5 just 6 to
6 to 7 be
7 be 8 consistent
8 consistent 9 .

for [i] wasn't feeling tart . 
1 for 3 wasn't
3 wasn't 4 feeling
4 feeling 5 tart
5 tart 6 .

" no , but you will , won't you ? " said [alexander] [abraham] anxiously . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 6 will
3 , 4 but
4 but 5 you
4 but 6 will
6 will 8 won't
7 , 8 won't
8 won't 9 you
9 you 12 said
10 ? 11 "
11 " 12 said
12 said 15 anxiously
15 anxiously 16 .

" because if you won't , [i] wish you 'd let me die of the smallpox . 
1 " 2 because
1 " 6 ,
2 because 3 if
3 if 4 you
4 you 5 won't
6 , 8 wish
8 wish 9 you
9 you 10 'd
10 'd 11 let
11 let 12 me
11 let 14 of
12 me 13 die
14 of 17 .
15 the 16 smallpox
16 smallpox 17 .

do , dear [angelina] . " 
1 do 2 ,
2 , 3 dear
3 dear 5 .
5 . 6 "

to think that a man should dare to call me his " dear [angelina] ! " 
1 to 2 think
2 think 3 that
3 that 7 dare
4 a 5 man
5 man 6 should
6 should 7 dare
7 dare 9 call
8 to 9 call
9 call 10 me
10 me 12 "
10 me 13 dear
11 his 12 "
13 dear 16 "
15 ! 16 "

and to think that [i] shouldn't mind ! 
1 and 2 to
2 to 3 think
3 think 4 that
4 that 6 shouldn't
6 shouldn't 7 mind
7 mind 8 !

[ix] [.] 

[pa] [sloane] ['s] [purchase] 

" [i] guess the molasses is getting low , ain't it ? " said [pa] [sloane] insinuatingly . 
1 " 5 molasses
3 guess 4 the
4 the 5 molasses
5 molasses 6 is
6 is 7 getting
6 is 17 insinuatingly
7 getting 8 low
8 low 9 ,
9 , 10 ain't
10 ain't 11 it
11 it 12 ?
12 ? 13 "
13 " 14 said
17 insinuatingly 18 .

" [s'pose] [i] 'd better drive up to [carmody] this afternoon and get some more . " 
1 " 4 'd
4 'd 6 drive
5 better 6 drive
6 drive 8 to
7 up 8 to
8 to 11 afternoon
10 this 11 afternoon
11 afternoon 12 and
12 and 16 .
13 get 15 more
14 some 15 more
15 more 16 .
16 . 17 "

" there 's a good half-gallon of molasses in the jug yet , " said ma [sloane] ruthlessly . 
1 " 2 there
1 " 3 's
3 's 6 half-gallon
4 a 5 good
4 a 6 half-gallon
6 half-gallon 9 in
7 of 8 molasses
8 molasses 9 in
9 in 11 jug
10 the 11 jug
11 jug 12 yet
12 yet 16 ma
13 , 14 "
13 , 16 ma
15 said 16 ma
16 ma 18 ruthlessly
18 ruthlessly 19 .

" [that] so ? 
1 " 3 so
3 so 4 ?

well , [i] noticed the kerosene demijohn wasn't very hefty the last time [i] filled the can . 
1 well 2 ,
1 well 7 demijohn
2 , 4 noticed
4 noticed 6 kerosene
5 the 6 kerosene
7 demijohn 9 very
7 demijohn 10 hefty
8 wasn't 9 very
10 hefty 11 the
11 the 12 last
12 last 13 time
13 time 15 filled
15 filled 18 .
16 the 17 can
17 can 18 .

reckon it needs replenishing . " 
1 reckon 2 it
2 it 3 needs
3 needs 4 replenishing
4 replenishing 5 .
5 . 6 "

" we have kerosene enough to do for a fortnight yet . " 
1 " 2 we
1 " 5 enough
2 we 3 have
3 have 4 kerosene
5 enough 6 to
5 enough 7 do
7 do 8 for
8 for 10 fortnight
9 a 10 fortnight
10 fortnight 12 .
11 yet 12 .
12 . 13 "

ma continued to eat her dinner with an impassive face , but a twinkle made itself apparent in her eye . 
1 ma 4 eat
2 continued 3 to
3 to 4 eat
4 eat 5 her
5 her 6 dinner
6 dinner 7 with
7 with 10 face
8 an 9 impassive
8 an 10 face
9 impassive 10 face
10 face 12 but
11 , 12 but
12 but 14 twinkle
12 but 15 made
13 a 14 twinkle
15 made 20 eye
16 itself 17 apparent
17 apparent 18 in
18 in 19 her
19 her 20 eye
20 eye 21 .

lest [pa] should see it , and feel encouraged thereby , she looked immovably at her plate . 
1 lest 4 see
3 should 4 see
4 see 7 and
5 it 7 and
6 , 7 and
7 and 12 she
8 feel 9 encouraged
8 feel 11 ,
8 feel 12 she
9 encouraged 10 thereby
12 she 13 looked
13 looked 14 immovably
14 immovably 15 at
15 at 17 plate
16 her 17 plate
17 plate 18 .

pa [sloane] sighed . 
1 pa 3 sighed
3 sighed 4 .

his invention was giving out . 
1 his 2 invention
2 invention 3 was
3 was 4 giving
4 giving 5 out
5 out 6 .

she wondered if this third failure would squelch [pa] . 
1 she 2 wondered
2 wondered 3 if
2 wondered 5 third
3 if 4 this
5 third 6 failure
6 failure 7 would
7 would 8 squelch
8 squelch 10 .

but [pa] was not to be squelched . 
1 but 6 be
3 was 4 not
4 not 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 8 .
7 squelched 8 .

" well , anyway , " he said , brightening up under the influence of a sudden saving inspiration . 
1 " 2 well
1 " 4 anyway
2 well 3 ,
4 anyway 7 he
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 he
7 he 8 said
8 said 10 brightening
9 , 10 brightening
10 brightening 11 up
11 up 15 of
12 under 13 the
13 the 14 influence
14 influence 15 of
15 of 19 inspiration
16 a 17 sudden
16 a 18 saving
18 saving 19 inspiration
19 inspiration 20 .

" [i] 'll have to go up to get the sorrel mare shod . 
1 " 7 up
3 'll 4 have
4 have 6 go
5 to 6 go
6 go 7 up
7 up 8 to
8 to 9 get
9 get 10 the
10 the 13 shod
11 sorrel 12 mare
11 sorrel 13 shod
13 shod 14 .

the matter of shoeing the sorrel mare was beyond [ma] 's province , although she had her own suspicions about the sorrel mare 's need of shoes . 
1 the 2 matter
2 matter 3 of
2 matter 8 was
3 of 4 shoeing
4 shoeing 5 the
5 the 6 sorrel
6 sorrel 7 mare
8 was 22 sorrel
9 beyond 11 's
11 's 12 province
12 province 13 ,
13 , 14 although
14 although 15 she
15 she 16 had
16 had 19 suspicions
17 her 18 own
17 her 19 suspicions
19 suspicions 20 about
20 about 21 the
21 the 22 sorrel
22 sorrel 23 mare
23 mare 24 's
24 's 25 need
25 need 28 .
26 of 27 shoes
27 shoes 28 .

" why can't you give up beating about the bush , [pa] ? " she demanded , with contemptuous pity . 
1 " 2 why
1 " 3 can't
3 can't 4 you
3 can't 16 demanded
4 you 5 give
5 give 6 up
6 up 7 beating
7 beating 8 about
8 about 9 the
9 the 10 bush
10 bush 11 ,
11 , 13 ?
13 ? 14 "
14 " 15 she
16 demanded 18 with
17 , 18 with
18 with 19 contemptuous
19 contemptuous 21 .
20 pity 21 .

" you might as well own up what 's taking you to [carmody] . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 might
3 might 4 as
4 as 5 well
5 well 6 own
6 own 7 up
7 up 8 what
8 what 9 's
9 's 10 taking
10 taking 11 you
10 taking 12 to
12 to 14 .

i can see through your design . 
1 i 2 can
2 can 3 see
3 see 4 through
4 through 5 your
5 your 6 design
6 design 7 .

you want to get away to the [garland] auction . 
1 you 2 want
2 want 3 to
3 to 4 get
4 get 5 away
4 get 6 to
6 to 7 the
7 the 9 auction
9 auction 10 .

that is what is troubling you , [pa] [sloane] . " 
1 that 2 is
2 is 3 what
3 what 4 is
4 is 5 troubling
4 is 10 .
5 troubling 6 you
6 you 7 ,
10 . 11 "

" [i] dunno but what [i] might step over , seeing it 's so handy . 
1 " 3 dunno
3 dunno 4 but
4 but 5 what
5 what 12 it
7 might 8 step
7 might 10 ,
8 step 9 over
10 , 11 seeing
11 seeing 12 it
12 it 13 's
13 's 14 so
14 so 16 .
15 handy 16 .

but the sorrel mare really does need shoeing , [ma] , " protested [pa] . 
1 but 4 mare
2 the 3 sorrel
3 sorrel 4 mare
4 mare 7 need
5 really 6 does
6 does 7 need
7 need 8 shoeing
8 shoeing 12 "
9 , 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 13 protested
13 protested 15 .

" there 's always something needing to be done if it 's convenient , " retorted [ma] . 
1 " 8 be
2 there 3 's
3 's 4 always
4 always 5 something
5 something 6 needing
6 needing 7 to
7 to 8 be
8 be 9 done
9 done 10 if
10 if 11 it
10 if 16 retorted
11 it 12 's
12 's 13 convenient
13 convenient 15 "
14 , 15 "
16 retorted 18 .

" your mania for auctions will be the ruin of you yet , [pa] 
1 " 2 your
2 your 3 mania
3 mania 4 for
4 for 5 auctions
5 auctions 6 will
6 will 7 be
7 be 9 ruin
7 be 12 yet
8 the 9 ruin
9 ruin 10 of
10 of 11 you
12 yet 13 ,

a man of fifty-five ought to have grown out of such a hankering . 
1 a 2 man
1 a 5 ought
2 man 4 fifty-five
3 of 4 fifty-five
5 ought 7 have
6 to 7 have
7 have 8 grown
8 grown 9 out
9 out 10 of
10 of 11 such
10 of 13 hankering
12 a 13 hankering
13 hankering 14 .

but the older you get the worse you get . 
1 but 3 older
1 but 4 you
2 the 3 older
4 you 5 get
5 get 7 worse
6 the 7 worse
7 worse 10 .
8 you 9 get
9 get 10 .

" one might pick up something real cheap at [garland] 's , " said [pa] defensively . 
1 " 2 one
1 " 11 's
2 one 3 might
3 might 4 pick
4 pick 5 up
5 up 6 something
6 something 9 at
7 real 8 cheap
8 cheap 9 at
11 's 17 .
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 said
14 said 16 defensively
16 defensively 17 .

i know [i] can't stop you from going . 
1 i 2 know
2 know 4 can't
4 can't 5 stop
5 stop 6 you
5 stop 7 from
7 from 8 going
8 going 9 .

i might as well try to stop the wind from blowing . 
1 i 2 might
2 might 3 as
3 as 4 well
4 well 5 try
5 try 6 to
6 to 7 stop
7 stop 9 wind
8 the 9 wind
9 wind 10 from
10 from 11 blowing
11 blowing 12 .

but [i] shall go , too , out of self-defence . 
1 but 3 shall
3 shall 5 ,
4 go 5 ,
5 , 6 too
6 too 7 ,
6 too 8 out
8 out 9 of
9 of 10 self-defence
10 self-defence 11 .

pa [sloane] sighed again . 
1 pa 3 sighed
3 sighed 4 again
4 again 5 .

it was not exhilarating to attend an auction with [ma] 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 not
3 not 4 exhilarating
4 exhilarating 5 to
5 to 6 attend
6 attend 8 auction
6 attend 9 with
7 an 8 auction

she would never let him bid on anything . 
1 she 2 would
2 would 3 never
2 would 9 .
3 never 4 let
4 let 5 him
4 let 6 bid
6 bid 7 on
8 anything 9 .

pa [sloane] 's dissipation was going to auctions and buying things that nobody else would buy . 
1 pa 3 's
3 's 4 dissipation
4 dissipation 5 was
5 was 7 to
6 going 7 to
7 to 11 things
8 auctions 9 and
9 and 10 buying
9 and 11 things
11 things 12 that
11 things 16 buy
13 nobody 15 would
14 else 15 would
15 would 16 buy
16 buy 17 .

ma [sloane] 's patient endeavours of over thirty years had been able to effect only a partial reform . 
1 ma 3 's
3 's 5 endeavours
4 patient 5 endeavours
5 endeavours 6 of
5 endeavours 10 had
6 of 7 over
7 over 8 thirty
8 thirty 9 years
10 had 14 effect
11 been 12 able
12 able 13 to
13 to 14 effect
14 effect 15 only
15 only 17 partial
16 a 17 partial
17 partial 19 .
18 reform 19 .

to add insult to injury this was the second dasher churn [pa] had bought at auction . 
1 to 2 add
2 add 3 insult
3 insult 4 to
4 to 5 injury
5 injury 6 this
5 injury 14 bought
6 this 7 was
8 the 9 second
9 second 10 dasher
10 dasher 11 churn
11 churn 13 had
13 had 14 bought
14 bought 15 at
15 at 16 auction
16 auction 17 .

that settled it . 
1 that 2 settled
2 settled 3 it
3 it 4 .

ma decreed that henceforth she would chaperon [pa] when he went to auctions . 
1 ma 2 decreed
2 decreed 3 that
3 that 4 henceforth
4 henceforth 5 she
5 she 6 would
6 would 7 chaperon
7 chaperon 9 when
9 when 10 he
9 when 11 went
10 he 11 went
11 went 12 to
12 to 13 auctions
13 auctions 14 .

but this was the day of [pa] 's good angel . 
1 but 2 this
1 but 8 's
2 this 3 was
3 was 5 day
4 the 5 day
5 day 6 of
8 's 10 angel
9 good 10 angel
10 angel 11 .

" oh , [mrs] [sloane] , won't you come over to our house at once ? " he gasped . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 3 ,
3 , 9 come
6 , 7 won't
7 won't 8 you
7 won't 9 come
9 come 10 over
10 over 11 to
10 over 19 gasped
11 to 13 house
12 our 13 house
13 house 14 at
14 at 15 once
15 once 16 ?
16 ? 17 "
17 " 18 he
19 gasped 20 .

" the baby , he 's got colic , and ma 's just wild , and he 's all black in the face . " 
1 " 4 ,
1 " 9 ,
2 the 3 baby
3 baby 4 ,
5 he 6 's
6 's 7 got
7 got 8 colic
8 colic 9 ,
9 , 14 wild
10 and 11 ma
10 and 12 's
11 ma 12 's
12 's 13 just
13 just 14 wild
14 wild 15 ,
14 wild 17 he
15 , 16 and
17 he 18 's
18 's 21 in
19 all 20 black
20 black 21 in
21 in 25 "
22 the 23 face
23 face 24 .
24 . 25 "

ma went , feeling that the stars in their courses fought against a woman who was trying to do her duty by her husband . 
1 ma 2 went
2 went 4 feeling
2 went 5 that
3 , 4 feeling
5 that 7 stars
6 the 7 stars
7 stars 8 in
7 stars 11 fought
8 in 10 courses
9 their 10 courses
11 fought 12 against
11 fought 17 trying
12 against 14 woman
13 a 14 woman
14 woman 15 who
15 who 16 was
17 trying 21 duty
18 to 19 do
19 do 20 her
19 do 21 duty
21 duty 25 .
22 by 23 her
23 her 24 husband
24 husband 25 .

but first she admonished [pa] . 
1 but 2 first
2 first 3 she
3 she 4 admonished
4 admonished 6 .

" [i] shall have to let you go alone . 
1 " 3 shall
3 shall 4 have
4 have 5 to
5 to 6 let
6 let 7 you
7 you 8 go
8 go 9 alone
9 alone 10 .

but [i] charge you , [pa] , not to bid on anything on [anything] , do you hear ? " 
1 but 15 ,
3 charge 4 you
3 charge 5 ,
5 , 7 ,
7 , 8 not
8 not 9 to
8 not 15 ,
9 to 10 bid
10 bid 11 on
11 on 12 anything
12 anything 13 on
15 , 17 you
16 do 17 you
17 you 18 hear
18 hear 20 "
19 ? 20 "

pa heard and promised to heed , with every intention of keeping his promise . 
1 pa 2 heard
1 pa 3 and
2 heard 3 and
3 and 4 promised
4 promised 5 to
4 promised 6 heed
6 heed 8 with
7 , 8 with
8 with 10 intention
9 every 10 intention
10 intention 11 of
11 of 12 keeping
12 keeping 14 promise
13 his 14 promise
14 promise 15 .

then he drove away joyfully . 
1 then 2 he
2 he 3 drove
3 drove 4 away
4 away 5 joyfully
5 joyfully 6 .

on any other occasion [ma] would have been a welcome companion . 
1 on 4 occasion
1 on 8 been
2 any 3 other
3 other 4 occasion
6 would 7 have
7 have 8 been
8 been 12 .
9 a 10 welcome
10 welcome 11 companion
11 companion 12 .

but she certainly spoiled the flavour of an auction . 
1 but 2 she
2 she 3 certainly
3 certainly 4 spoiled
4 spoiled 6 flavour
5 the 6 flavour
6 flavour 7 of
7 of 8 an
8 an 9 auction
9 auction 10 .

the auction had evidently begun ; so , not to miss any more of it , [pa] hurried down . 
1 the 2 auction
1 the 6 ;
2 auction 3 had
3 had 4 evidently
4 evidently 5 begun
6 ; 13 more
7 so 8 ,
8 , 9 not
9 not 10 to
10 to 11 miss
11 miss 12 any
12 any 13 more
13 more 14 of
14 of 16 ,
15 it 16 ,
16 , 18 hurried
18 hurried 19 down
19 down 20 .

the sorrel mare could wait for her shoes until afterwards . 
1 the 2 sorrel
2 sorrel 3 mare
3 mare 4 could
4 could 5 wait
5 wait 6 for
6 for 8 shoes
7 her 8 shoes
8 shoes 10 afterwards
9 until 10 afterwards
10 afterwards 11 .

ma had been within bounds when she called the [garland] auction a " one-horse affair . " 
1 ma 2 had
2 had 3 been
3 been 4 within
3 been 14 one-horse
4 within 5 bounds
5 bounds 6 when
6 when 7 she
6 when 8 called
7 she 8 called
8 called 11 auction
9 the 11 auction
11 auction 13 "
12 a 13 "
14 one-horse 15 affair
15 affair 16 .
16 . 17 "

horace [garland] and his wife had been poor . 
1 horace 3 and
3 and 4 his
4 his 5 wife
5 wife 6 had
6 had 7 been
7 been 8 poor
8 poor 9 .

the house had been a rented one . 
1 the 2 house
2 house 3 had
3 had 4 been
4 been 6 rented
5 a 6 rented
6 rented 7 one
7 one 8 .

the bidding on the various poor articles of household gear put up for sale was not brisk , but had an element of resigned determination . 
1 the 2 bidding
1 the 11 put
2 bidding 6 poor
3 on 4 the
4 the 5 various
5 various 6 poor
6 poor 9 household
7 articles 8 of
8 of 9 household
9 household 10 gear
11 put 12 up
12 up 13 for
12 up 16 not
13 for 14 sale
14 sale 15 was
16 not 19 but
17 brisk 19 but
18 , 19 but
19 but 20 had
20 had 22 element
21 an 22 element
22 element 23 of
23 of 24 resigned
24 resigned 26 .
25 determination 26 .

carmody people knew that these things had to be sold to pay the debts , and they could not be sold unless they were bought . 
1 carmody 2 people
2 people 14 debts
3 knew 4 that
4 that 5 these
5 these 6 things
6 things 7 had
7 had 8 to
8 to 9 be
9 be 10 sold
10 sold 11 to
10 sold 14 debts
11 to 12 pay
12 pay 13 the
14 debts 16 and
15 , 16 and
16 and 20 be
17 they 18 could
18 could 19 not
19 not 20 be
20 be 26 .
21 sold 22 unless
22 unless 23 they
22 unless 25 bought
23 they 24 were
25 bought 26 .

still , it was a very tame affair . 
1 still 2 ,
2 , 3 it
2 , 4 was
3 it 4 was
4 was 8 affair
5 a 6 very
6 very 7 tame
7 tame 8 affair
8 affair 9 .

" there ['s] [marthy] [blair] with the [garland] [baby] , " said [robert] [lawson] to [pa] . 
1 " 2 there
1 " 10 ,
2 there 6 with
6 with 7 the
10 , 17 .
11 " 12 said
12 said 15 to
15 to 17 .

" [i] 'd like to know what 's to become of that poor young one ! " 
1 " 4 like
3 'd 4 like
4 like 5 to
5 to 6 know
6 know 7 what
6 know 13 poor
7 what 8 's
8 's 9 to
9 to 10 become
10 become 11 of
11 of 12 that
13 poor 14 young
14 young 15 one
15 one 16 !
16 ! 17 "

" ain't there any of the father 's or mother 's folks to take him ? " asked [pa] . 
1 " 2 ain't
1 " 14 take
2 ain't 3 there
2 ain't 9 or
4 any 5 of
4 any 9 or
5 of 8 's
6 the 7 father
7 father 8 's
9 or 12 folks
10 mother 11 's
11 's 12 folks
13 to 14 take
14 take 17 "
15 him 16 ?
16 ? 17 "
17 " 18 asked
18 asked 20 .

" no . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 .

horace had no relatives that anybody ever heard of . 
1 horace 2 had
2 had 4 relatives
3 no 4 relatives
4 relatives 8 heard
5 that 8 heard
6 anybody 7 ever
7 ever 8 heard
8 heard 9 of
9 of 10 .

mrs [horace] had a brother ; but he went to [manitoba] years ago , and nobody knows where he is now . 
1 mrs 20 is
3 had 5 brother
3 had 7 but
4 a 5 brother
5 brother 6 ;
7 but 15 and
8 he 9 went
9 went 10 to
10 to 12 years
12 years 13 ago
13 ago 14 ,
13 ago 15 and
15 and 17 knows
16 nobody 17 knows
17 knows 18 where
18 where 19 he
19 he 20 is
20 is 22 .
21 now 22 .

somebody 'll have to take the baby and nobody seems anxious to . 
1 somebody 2 'll
2 'll 7 baby
3 have 4 to
4 to 5 take
5 take 6 the
6 the 7 baby
7 baby 8 and
8 and 9 nobody
9 nobody 10 seems
10 seems 12 to
11 anxious 12 to
12 to 13 .

i 've got eight myself , or [i] 'd think about it . 
1 i 2 've
2 've 3 got
3 got 4 eight
4 eight 5 myself
5 myself 6 ,
5 myself 12 it
6 , 7 or
7 or 9 'd
7 or 10 think
9 'd 10 think
10 think 11 about
12 it 13 .

he 's a fine little chap . " 
1 he 2 's
2 's 6 chap
3 a 4 fine
4 fine 5 little
5 little 6 chap
6 chap 7 .
7 . 8 "

but [josiah] [sloane] had been commissioned by his wife to bring those flower-pots home to her ; so [pa] lost them . 
1 but 4 had
1 but 6 commissioned
4 had 5 been
6 commissioned 7 by
7 by 8 his
8 his 9 wife
9 wife 10 to
10 to 11 bring
11 bring 12 those
11 bring 17 ;
12 those 13 flower-pots
13 flower-pots 14 home
13 flower-pots 15 to
15 to 16 her
17 ; 22 .
18 so 20 lost
20 lost 21 them
21 them 22 .

" there , that 's all , " said the auctioneer , wiping his face , for the day was very warm for [october] . 
1 " 5 's
2 there 3 ,
3 , 4 that
4 that 5 's
5 's 8 "
6 all 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 12 ,
9 said 11 auctioneer
9 said 12 ,
10 the 11 auctioneer
12 , 13 wiping
13 wiping 17 for
14 his 15 face
15 face 16 ,
16 , 17 for
17 for 19 day
18 the 19 day
19 day 20 was
20 was 22 warm
21 very 22 warm
22 warm 23 for
23 for 25 .

" there 's nothing more unless we sell the baby . " 
1 " 4 nothing
2 there 3 's
3 's 4 nothing
4 nothing 6 unless
5 more 6 unless
6 unless 10 baby
7 we 8 sell
8 sell 9 the
9 the 10 baby
10 baby 11 .
11 . 12 "

a laugh went through the crowd . 
1 a 2 laugh
2 laugh 3 went
3 went 4 through
4 through 5 the
5 the 6 crowd
6 crowd 7 .

the sale had been a dull affair , and they were ready for some fun . 
1 the 2 sale
1 the 7 affair
2 sale 3 had
3 had 4 been
5 a 6 dull
6 dull 7 affair
7 affair 10 they
8 , 9 and
8 , 10 they
10 they 11 were
11 were 12 ready
12 ready 13 for
13 for 14 some
14 some 15 fun
15 fun 16 .

someone called out , " put him up , [jacob] . " 
1 someone 3 out
2 called 3 out
3 out 5 "
4 , 5 "
5 " 9 ,
6 put 7 him
7 him 8 up
8 up 9 ,
9 , 11 .
11 . 12 "

the joke found favour and the call was repeated hilariously . 
1 the 2 joke
2 joke 3 found
3 found 4 favour
4 favour 5 and
5 and 7 call
6 the 7 call
7 call 8 was
8 was 9 repeated
9 repeated 10 hilariously
10 hilariously 11 .

the baby had a mop of yellow curls , and a pink and white face , and big blue eyes . 
1 the 8 curls
2 baby 3 had
3 had 5 mop
4 a 5 mop
5 mop 6 of
6 of 7 yellow
7 yellow 8 curls
8 curls 10 and
9 , 10 and
10 and 14 white
10 and 17 and
11 a 12 pink
12 pink 13 and
13 and 14 white
15 face 16 ,
16 , 17 and
17 and 18 big
18 big 20 eyes
19 blue 20 eyes
20 eyes 21 .

he laughed out at the men before him and waved his hands in delight . 
1 he 2 laughed
2 laughed 3 out
3 out 7 before
4 at 5 the
5 the 6 men
6 men 7 before
7 before 8 him
8 him 9 and
9 and 10 waved
10 waved 11 his
10 waved 13 in
11 his 12 hands
13 in 15 .
14 delight 15 .

pa [sloane] thought he had never seen so pretty a baby . 
1 pa 3 thought
3 thought 8 so
4 he 5 had
5 had 6 never
6 never 7 seen
7 seen 8 so
8 so 9 pretty
9 pretty 10 a
10 a 11 baby
11 baby 12 .

" here 's a baby for sale , " shouted the auctioneer . 
1 " 2 here
2 here 3 's
3 's 5 baby
4 a 5 baby
5 baby 6 for
6 for 8 ,
7 sale 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 shouted
10 shouted 12 auctioneer
11 the 12 auctioneer
12 auctioneer 13 .

" a genuine article , pretty near as good as brand-new . 
1 " 2 a
2 a 3 genuine
3 genuine 4 article
4 article 5 ,
5 , 6 pretty
6 pretty 7 near
7 near 12 .
8 as 9 good
9 good 10 as
10 as 11 brand-new
11 brand-new 12 .

a real live baby , warranted to walk and talk a little . 
1 a 2 real
1 a 4 baby
2 real 3 live
4 baby 5 ,
4 baby 6 warranted
5 , 6 warranted
6 warranted 7 to
7 to 8 walk
8 walk 9 and
9 and 10 talk
10 talk 13 .
11 a 12 little
12 little 13 .

who bids ? 
1 who 2 bids
2 bids 3 ?

a dollar ? 
1 a 2 dollar
2 dollar 3 ?

did [i] hear anyone mean enough to bid a dollar ? 
1 did 3 hear
3 hear 4 anyone
4 anyone 5 mean
5 mean 6 enough
6 enough 7 to
6 enough 11 ?
7 to 8 bid
9 a 10 dollar
10 dollar 11 ?

no , sir , babies don't come as cheap as that , especially the curly-headed brand . " 
1 no 2 ,
1 no 3 sir
3 sir 4 ,
4 , 5 babies
4 , 12 ,
5 babies 6 don't
6 don't 7 come
7 come 8 as
7 come 10 as
8 as 9 cheap
10 as 11 that
12 , 15 curly-headed
13 especially 14 the
14 the 15 curly-headed
15 curly-headed 16 brand
16 brand 17 .
17 . 18 "

the crowd laughed again . 
1 the 2 crowd
2 crowd 3 laughed
3 laughed 4 again
4 again 5 .

pa [sloane] , by way of keeping on the joke , cried , " four dollars ! " 
1 pa 3 ,
1 pa 7 keeping
3 , 4 by
4 by 5 way
5 way 6 of
7 keeping 8 on
8 on 9 the
9 the 10 joke
10 joke 12 cried
11 , 12 cried
12 cried 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 four
15 four 16 dollars
16 dollars 17 !
17 ! 18 "

everybody looked at him . 
1 everybody 2 looked
2 looked 3 at
2 looked 4 him
4 him 5 .

the impression flashed through the crowd that [pa] was in earnest , and meant thus to signify his intention of giving the baby a home . 
1 the 2 impression
1 the 3 flashed
3 flashed 6 crowd
4 through 5 the
5 the 6 crowd
6 crowd 15 thus
7 that 9 was
9 was 10 in
10 in 13 and
11 earnest 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 meant
14 meant 15 thus
15 thus 16 to
16 to 17 signify
17 signify 18 his
18 his 19 intention
19 intention 26 .
20 of 21 giving
21 giving 23 baby
22 the 23 baby
23 baby 25 home
24 a 25 home
25 home 26 .

he was well-to-do , and his only son was grown up and married . 
1 he 5 and
2 was 3 well-to-do
3 well-to-do 5 and
4 , 5 and
5 and 9 was
6 his 7 only
7 only 8 son
8 son 9 was
9 was 10 grown
10 grown 11 up
11 up 14 .
12 and 13 married
13 married 14 .

" six , " cried out [john] [clarke] from the other side of the yard . 
1 " 2 six
1 " 3 ,
2 six 3 ,
3 , 6 out
4 " 5 cried
5 cried 6 out
6 out 12 side
9 from 10 the
10 the 12 side
11 other 12 side
12 side 13 of
13 of 15 yard
14 the 15 yard
15 yard 16 .

john [clarke] lived at [white] [sands] and he and his wife were childless . 
1 john 3 lived
3 lived 4 at
3 lived 9 and
7 and 8 he
8 he 9 and
9 and 11 wife
10 his 11 wife
11 wife 12 were
12 were 13 childless
13 childless 14 .

that bid of [john] [clarke] ['s] was [pa] ['s] undoing . 
1 that 2 bid
2 bid 11 .
3 of 10 undoing
3 of 11 .
7 was 10 undoing

pa [sloane] could not have an enemy ; but a rival he had , and that rival was [john] [clarke] . 
1 pa 3 could
3 could 5 have
4 not 5 have
5 have 8 ;
6 an 7 enemy
7 enemy 8 ;
8 ; 12 he
9 but 11 rival
9 but 12 he
10 a 11 rival
12 he 14 ,
13 had 14 ,
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 that
15 and 17 rival
16 that 17 rival
17 rival 18 was
18 was 21 .

everywhere at auctions [john] [clarke] was wont to bid against [pa] . 
1 everywhere 2 at
2 at 3 auctions
3 auctions 12 .
6 was 7 wont
7 wont 8 to
8 to 9 bid
9 bid 10 against
9 bid 12 .

at the last auction he had outbid [pa] in everything , not having the fear of his wife before his eyes . 
1 at 2 the
2 the 7 outbid
3 last 4 auction
3 last 7 outbid
4 auction 6 had
5 he 6 had
7 outbid 13 having
9 in 10 everything
10 everything 11 ,
11 , 12 not
11 , 13 having
13 having 18 wife
14 the 15 fear
15 fear 16 of
16 of 17 his
17 his 18 wife
18 wife 19 before
19 before 21 eyes
20 his 21 eyes
21 eyes 22 .

" ten , " he called shrilly . 
1 " 2 ten
1 " 4 "
2 ten 3 ,
4 " 5 he
5 he 6 called
6 called 7 shrilly
7 shrilly 8 .

" fifteen , " shouted [clarke] . 
1 " 2 fifteen
2 fifteen 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 shouted
5 shouted 7 .

" twenty , " vociferated [pa] . 
1 " 2 twenty
2 twenty 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 vociferated
5 vociferated 7 .

" twenty-five , " bellowed [clarke] . 
1 " 2 twenty-five
2 twenty-five 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 bellowed
5 bellowed 7 .

" thirty , " shrieked [pa] . 
1 " 2 thirty
2 thirty 3 ,
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 shrieked
5 shrieked 7 .

he nearly bust a blood-vessel in his shrieking , but he had won . 
1 he 2 nearly
2 nearly 3 bust
3 bust 5 blood-vessel
4 a 5 blood-vessel
5 blood-vessel 6 in
6 in 7 his
7 his 8 shrieking
8 shrieking 9 ,
9 , 10 but
10 but 11 he
11 he 12 had
12 had 13 won
13 won 14 .

there had not been such fun at an auction in [carmody] for many a long day . 
1 there 2 had
2 had 6 fun
3 not 4 been
4 been 5 such
5 such 6 fun
6 fun 7 at
7 at 9 auction
8 an 9 auction
9 auction 10 in
10 in 17 .
12 for 13 many
13 many 16 day
14 a 15 long
15 long 16 day
16 day 17 .

pa [sloane] came , or was pushed , forward . 
1 pa 5 or
3 came 5 or
4 , 5 or
5 or 6 was
6 was 8 ,
7 pushed 8 ,
8 , 9 forward
9 forward 10 .

the auctioneer looked doubtfully at the money which [pa] laid mutely down . 
1 the 2 auctioneer
2 auctioneer 7 money
3 looked 4 doubtfully
4 doubtfully 5 at
5 at 6 the
6 the 7 money
7 money 8 which
8 which 10 laid
10 laid 11 mutely
11 mutely 12 down
12 down 13 .

" [i] s'pose that part was only a joke , " he said . 
1 " 6 was
3 s'pose 4 that
4 that 5 part
4 that 6 was
6 was 7 only
7 only 9 joke
8 a 9 joke
9 joke 12 he
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 he
12 he 13 said
13 said 14 .

" not a bit of it , " said [robert] [lawson] . 
1 " 2 not
2 not 4 bit
3 a 4 bit
4 bit 5 of
5 of 7 ,
6 it 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 12 .
9 said 12 .

" all the money won't be too much to pay the debts . 
1 " 6 be
2 all 3 the
3 the 4 money
4 money 5 won't
5 won't 6 be
6 be 8 much
7 too 8 much
8 much 9 to
9 to 10 pay
10 pay 12 debts
11 the 12 debts
12 debts 13 .

there 's a doctor 's bill , and this will just about pay it . " 
1 there 2 's
2 's 16 "
3 a 4 doctor
4 doctor 5 's
5 's 6 bill
6 bill 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 this
8 and 13 pay
9 this 10 will
10 will 13 pay
11 just 12 about
12 about 13 pay
13 pay 14 it
14 it 15 .
15 . 16 "

pa [sloane] drove back home , with the sorrel mare still unshod , the baby , and the baby 's meager bundle of clothes . 
1 pa 6 ,
1 pa 13 ,
3 drove 4 back
4 back 5 home
5 home 6 ,
7 with 8 the
8 the 10 mare
9 sorrel 10 mare
10 mare 11 still
11 still 12 unshod
12 unshod 13 ,
13 , 16 ,
14 the 15 baby
15 baby 16 ,
16 , 17 and
17 and 19 baby
18 the 19 baby
19 baby 20 's
20 's 21 meager
21 meager 22 bundle
22 bundle 23 of
22 bundle 24 clothes
24 clothes 25 .

ma was there , too , waiting for him on the back door-step as he drove into the yard at sunset . 
1 ma 2 was
2 was 10 on
3 there 4 ,
4 , 5 too
5 too 6 ,
5 too 7 waiting
7 waiting 8 for
7 waiting 10 on
8 for 9 him
10 on 12 back
11 the 12 back
12 back 13 door-step
13 door-step 14 as
13 door-step 20 at
14 as 15 he
16 drove 17 into
17 into 19 yard
18 the 19 yard
19 yard 20 at
20 at 21 sunset
21 sunset 22 .

her face , when she saw the baby , expressed the last degree of amazement . 
1 her 2 face
2 face 8 baby
3 , 5 she
3 , 8 baby
4 when 5 she
5 she 6 saw
7 the 8 baby
8 baby 9 ,
9 , 13 degree
10 expressed 11 the
11 the 12 last
12 last 13 degree
13 degree 14 of
14 of 15 amazement
15 amazement 16 .

" [pa] [sloane] , " she demanded , " whose is that young one , and where did you get it ? " 
1 " 4 ,
1 " 7 demanded
4 , 5 "
5 " 6 she
7 demanded 10 whose
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 whose
10 whose 14 one
11 is 12 that
11 is 13 young
13 young 14 one
14 one 15 ,
15 , 17 where
15 , 20 get
16 and 17 where
18 did 19 you
19 you 20 get
20 get 21 it
20 get 23 "
21 it 22 ?

" [i] [i] bought it at the auction , [ma] , " said [pa] feebly . 
1 " 4 bought
1 " 8 auction
4 bought 5 it
6 at 7 the
7 the 8 auction
8 auction 9 ,
9 , 11 ,
11 , 12 "
11 , 13 said
13 said 15 feebly
15 feebly 16 .

then he waited for the explosion . 
1 then 2 he
2 he 3 waited
3 waited 4 for
4 for 7 .
5 the 6 explosion
5 the 7 .

none came . 
1 none 2 came
2 came 3 .

this last exploit of [pa] ['s] was too much for [ma] . 
1 this 3 exploit
2 last 3 exploit
3 exploit 4 of
3 exploit 7 was
7 was 8 too
8 too 9 much
9 much 10 for
10 for 12 .

with a gasp she snatched the baby from [pa] 's arms , and ordered him to go out and put the mare in . 
1 with 3 gasp
1 with 4 she
2 a 3 gasp
4 she 5 snatched
5 snatched 7 baby
5 snatched 13 and
6 the 7 baby
7 baby 8 from
8 from 13 and
10 's 11 arms
10 's 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 23 in
14 ordered 15 him
15 him 16 to
16 to 17 go
17 go 18 out
17 go 19 and
19 and 20 put
19 and 22 mare
21 the 22 mare
22 mare 23 in
23 in 24 .

" now , [pa] [sloane] , you can explain , " she said . 
1 " 2 now
1 " 6 ,
2 now 3 ,
6 , 7 you
6 , 9 explain
7 you 8 can
9 explain 10 ,
9 explain 12 she
10 , 11 "
12 she 13 said
13 said 14 .

pa explained . 
1 pa 2 explained
2 explained 3 .

ma listened in grim silence until he had finished . 
1 ma 2 listened
2 listened 3 in
3 in 4 grim
4 grim 5 silence
5 silence 6 until
6 until 7 he
7 he 8 had
8 had 9 finished
9 finished 10 .

then she said sternly : 
1 then 2 she
2 she 3 said
3 said 4 sternly
4 sternly 5 :

" do you reckon we 're going to keep this baby ? " 
1 " 2 do
1 " 3 you
3 you 4 reckon
4 reckon 5 we
5 we 6 're
6 're 7 going
6 're 8 to
8 to 13 "
9 keep 10 this
9 keep 11 baby
11 baby 12 ?
12 ? 13 "

" [i] [i] dunno , " said [pa] . 
1 " 4 dunno
4 dunno 5 ,
4 dunno 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 9 .

and he didn't . 
1 and 2 he
2 he 3 didn't
3 didn't 4 .

" well , we 're [not] . 
1 " 2 well
2 well 3 ,
3 , 4 we
4 we 5 're
5 're 7 .

i brought up one boy and that 's enough . 
1 i 2 brought
2 brought 3 up
2 brought 5 boy
3 up 4 one
5 boy 6 and
6 and 9 enough
7 that 8 's
8 's 9 enough
9 enough 10 .

i don't calculate to be pestered with any more . 
1 i 2 don't
2 don't 3 calculate
3 calculate 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 6 pestered
6 pestered 7 with
7 with 8 any
8 any 10 .
9 more 10 .

i never was much struck on children as children , anyhow . 
1 i 3 was
2 never 3 was
3 was 4 much
4 much 5 struck
5 struck 6 on
6 on 10 ,
7 children 8 as
8 as 9 children
9 children 10 ,
10 , 11 anyhow
11 anyhow 12 .

you say that [mary] [garland] had a brother out in [manitoba] ? 
1 you 2 say
2 say 3 that
3 that 6 had
6 had 12 ?
7 a 8 brother
7 a 12 ?
8 brother 9 out
9 out 10 in

well , we shall just write to him and tell him he 's got to look out for his nephew . " 
1 well 4 shall
1 well 6 write
2 , 3 we
3 we 4 shall
4 shall 5 just
6 write 7 to
6 write 10 tell
8 him 9 and
9 and 10 tell
10 tell 11 him
11 him 16 look
12 he 13 's
13 's 14 got
14 got 15 to
15 to 16 look
16 look 17 out
17 out 18 for
18 for 20 nephew
19 his 20 nephew
20 nephew 21 .
21 . 22 "

" [i] 'll find out his address if [i] have to advertise in the papers for him , " retorted [ma] 
1 " 3 'll
3 'll 4 find
4 find 5 out
4 find 7 address
5 out 6 his
7 address 8 if
7 address 19 "
10 have 11 to
11 to 12 advertise
12 advertise 13 in
13 in 15 papers
14 the 15 papers
15 papers 16 for
16 for 18 ,
17 him 18 ,
18 , 19 "
19 " 20 retorted

" as for you , [pa] [sloane] , you 're not fit to be out of a lunatic asylum . 
1 " 2 as
1 " 8 ,
2 as 3 for
3 for 4 you
4 you 5 ,
8 , 13 to
9 you 10 're
10 're 11 not
10 're 13 to
11 not 12 fit
13 to 14 be
14 be 15 out
14 be 16 of
16 of 20 .
17 a 19 asylum
17 a 20 .
18 lunatic 19 asylum

the next auction you 'll be buying a wife , [i] s'pose ? " 
1 the 2 next
2 next 3 auction
3 auction 4 you
3 auction 5 'll
5 'll 6 be
6 be 7 buying
7 buying 9 wife
8 a 9 wife
9 wife 12 s'pose
10 , 12 s'pose
12 s'pose 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

pa , quite crushed by [ma] 's sarcasm , pulled his chair in to supper . 
1 pa 2 ,
1 pa 9 ,
2 , 3 quite
3 quite 4 crushed
4 crushed 5 by
7 's 8 sarcasm
7 's 9 ,
9 , 10 pulled
10 pulled 12 chair
11 his 12 chair
12 chair 13 in
13 in 16 .
14 to 15 supper
15 supper 16 .

ma picked up the baby and sat down at the head of the table . 
1 ma 5 baby
2 picked 3 up
3 up 4 the
4 the 5 baby
5 baby 6 and
6 and 8 down
6 and 11 head
7 sat 8 down
9 at 10 the
10 the 11 head
11 head 12 of
12 of 13 the
13 the 14 table
14 table 15 .

little [teddy] laughed and pinched her face [ma] 's face ! 
1 little 3 laughed
3 laughed 4 and
4 and 5 pinched
4 and 7 face
5 pinched 6 her
7 face 9 's
9 's 10 face
10 face 11 !

but then , the woman who once learns the mother knack never forgets it . 
1 but 3 ,
2 then 3 ,
3 , 5 woman
4 the 5 woman
5 woman 8 learns
6 who 7 once
7 once 8 learns
8 learns 10 mother
9 the 10 mother
10 mother 13 forgets
11 knack 12 never
12 never 13 forgets
13 forgets 14 it
14 it 15 .

after tea [ma] despatched [pa] over to [william] [alexander] 's to borrow a high chair . 
1 after 2 tea
1 after 10 's
4 despatched 6 over
6 over 7 to
7 to 10 's
10 's 16 .
11 to 12 borrow
12 borrow 15 chair
13 a 14 high
14 high 15 chair
15 chair 16 .

when [pa] returned in the twilight , the baby was fenced in on the sofa again , and [ma] was stepping briskly about the garret . 
1 when 10 was
3 returned 4 in
4 in 7 ,
5 the 6 twilight
6 twilight 7 ,
7 , 9 baby
8 the 9 baby
9 baby 10 was
10 was 12 in
11 fenced 12 in
12 in 15 sofa
13 on 14 the
14 the 15 sofa
15 sofa 16 again
16 again 18 and
17 , 18 and
18 and 22 briskly
20 was 21 stepping
20 was 22 briskly
22 briskly 23 about
23 about 26 .
24 the 25 garret
24 the 26 .

she was bringing down the little cot bed her own boy had once occupied , and setting it up in their room for [teddy] . 
1 she 2 was
1 she 16 and
2 was 3 bringing
2 was 4 down
3 bringing 4 down
5 the 6 little
6 little 7 cot
7 cot 8 bed
8 bed 12 had
9 her 10 own
10 own 11 boy
11 boy 12 had
12 had 16 and
13 once 14 occupied
14 occupied 15 ,
15 , 16 and
16 and 17 setting
16 and 20 in
18 it 19 up
19 up 20 in
20 in 22 room
21 their 22 room
22 room 23 for
23 for 25 .

then she undressed the baby and rocked him to sleep , crooning an old lullaby over him . 
1 then 2 she
1 then 6 and
2 she 3 undressed
4 the 5 baby
5 baby 6 and
6 and 10 sleep
7 rocked 8 him
8 him 9 to
9 to 10 sleep
10 sleep 12 crooning
11 , 12 crooning
12 crooning 15 lullaby
12 crooning 16 over
13 an 14 old
13 an 15 lullaby
14 old 15 lullaby
15 lullaby 16 over
16 over 17 him
17 him 18 .

ma was not driven to advertising for [mrs] [garland] ['s] brother . 
1 ma 2 was
2 was 3 not
3 not 4 driven
4 driven 5 to
5 to 6 advertising
6 advertising 7 for
7 for 11 brother
11 brother 12 .

that personage saw the notice of his sister 's death in a home paper and wrote to the [carmody] postmaster for full information . 
1 that 10 death
2 personage 3 saw
3 saw 5 notice
4 the 5 notice
5 notice 6 of
6 of 7 his
7 his 8 sister
8 sister 9 's
9 's 10 death
10 death 16 wrote
11 in 13 home
11 in 15 and
12 a 13 home
14 paper 15 and
15 and 16 wrote
16 wrote 17 to
17 to 20 postmaster
18 the 20 postmaster
20 postmaster 21 for
21 for 22 full
22 full 23 information
23 information 24 .

the letter was referred to [ma] and [ma] answered it . 
1 the 2 letter
2 letter 3 was
3 was 4 referred
4 referred 5 to
4 referred 7 and
7 and 9 answered
9 answered 10 it
10 it 11 .

they were having a royal good time together . 
1 they 2 were
2 were 3 having
2 were 7 time
3 having 5 royal
4 a 5 royal
6 good 7 time
7 time 8 together
8 together 9 .

pa had always been dreadfully foolish about babies . 
1 pa 2 had
2 had 3 always
3 always 4 been
4 been 5 dreadfully
5 dreadfully 6 foolish
6 foolish 7 about
7 about 8 babies
8 babies 9 .

he looked ten years younger . 
1 he 2 looked
2 looked 3 ten
3 ten 4 years
4 years 5 younger
5 younger 6 .

ma 's keen eyes softened a little as she watched them . 
1 ma 2 's
2 's 3 keen
3 keen 4 eyes
4 eyes 5 softened
5 softened 7 little
5 softened 8 as
6 a 7 little
8 as 9 she
9 she 10 watched
10 watched 11 them
11 them 12 .

a prompt answer came to her letter . 
1 a 2 prompt
1 a 3 answer
3 answer 4 came
4 came 5 to
5 to 6 her
6 her 7 letter
7 letter 8 .

teddy 's uncle wrote that he had six children of his own , but was nevertheless willing and glad to give his little nephew a home . 
1 teddy 2 's
2 's 3 uncle
2 's 9 children
3 uncle 4 wrote
4 wrote 8 six
5 that 6 he
5 that 8 six
6 he 7 had
9 children 10 of
9 children 15 was
10 of 11 his
11 his 12 own
12 own 13 ,
13 , 14 but
15 was 16 nevertheless
15 was 24 nephew
16 nevertheless 20 to
17 willing 18 and
18 and 19 glad
19 glad 20 to
20 to 21 give
21 give 22 his
23 little 24 nephew
24 nephew 27 .
25 a 26 home
26 home 27 .

but he could not come after him . 
1 but 2 he
2 he 3 could
3 could 4 not
4 not 5 come
5 come 6 after
6 after 7 him
7 him 8 .

josiah [spencer] , [of] [white] [sands] , was going out to [manitoba] in the spring . 
1 josiah 3 ,
3 , 7 ,
7 , 8 was
8 was 9 going
9 going 10 out
10 out 11 to
11 to 15 spring
13 in 14 the
14 the 15 spring
15 spring 16 .

if [mr] and [mrs] . sloane could only keep the baby till then he could be sent out with the [spencers] . 
1 if 6 sloane
3 and 5 .
5 . 6 sloane
6 sloane 7 could
7 could 9 keep
8 only 9 keep
9 keep 11 baby
10 the 11 baby
11 baby 12 till
12 till 14 he
13 then 14 he
14 he 15 could
15 could 16 be
16 be 17 sent
16 be 22 .
17 sent 18 out
19 with 20 the
20 the 22 .

perhaps they would see a chance sooner . 
1 perhaps 2 they
2 they 3 would
3 would 4 see
4 see 6 chance
5 a 6 chance
6 chance 7 sooner
7 sooner 8 .

" there 'll be no chance sooner , " said [pa] [sloane] in a tone of satisfaction . 
1 " 2 there
1 " 10 said
2 there 3 'll
3 'll 4 be
4 be 5 no
5 no 6 chance
7 sooner 8 ,
7 sooner 9 "
9 " 10 said
10 said 13 in
13 in 15 tone
14 a 15 tone
15 tone 16 of
16 of 17 satisfaction
17 satisfaction 18 .

" no , worse luck ! " retorted [ma] crisply . 
1 " 4 worse
2 no 3 ,
3 , 4 worse
4 worse 6 !
5 luck 6 !
6 ! 8 retorted
7 " 8 retorted
8 retorted 10 crisply
10 crisply 11 .

the winter passed by . 
1 the 2 winter
2 winter 3 passed
3 passed 4 by
4 by 5 .

little [teddy] grew and throve , and [pa] [sloane] worshipped him . 
1 little 3 grew
3 grew 4 and
4 and 5 throve
5 throve 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 10 worshipped
10 worshipped 11 him
11 him 12 .

ma was very good to him , too , and [teddy] was just as fond of her as of [pa] . 
1 ma 2 was
2 was 3 very
3 very 4 good
4 good 5 to
5 to 7 ,
6 him 7 ,
7 , 8 too
8 too 19 of
9 , 10 and
9 , 12 was
12 was 15 fond
13 just 14 as
14 as 15 fond
15 fond 16 of
15 fond 18 as
16 of 17 her
18 as 19 of
19 of 21 .

nevertheless , as the spring drew near , [pa] became depressed . 
1 nevertheless 2 ,
1 nevertheless 5 spring
2 , 3 as
4 the 5 spring
5 spring 6 drew
6 drew 7 near
6 drew 8 ,
8 , 10 became
10 became 11 depressed
11 depressed 12 .

sometimes he sighed heavily , especially when he heard casual references to the [josiah] [spencer] emigration . 
1 sometimes 5 ,
2 he 3 sighed
3 sighed 4 heavily
4 heavily 5 ,
5 , 11 references
6 especially 7 when
7 when 8 he
7 when 9 heard
8 he 9 heard
9 heard 10 casual
10 casual 11 references
11 references 12 to
12 to 13 the
13 the 16 emigration
16 emigration 17 .

one warm afternoon in early [may] [josiah] [spencer] arrived . 
1 one 2 warm
2 warm 3 afternoon
3 afternoon 4 in
4 in 5 early
5 early 9 arrived
9 arrived 10 .

he found [ma] knitting placidly in the kitchen , while [pa] nodded over his newspaper and the baby played with the cat on the floor . 
1 he 2 found
2 found 5 placidly
2 found 13 over
4 knitting 5 placidly
6 in 7 the
7 the 8 kitchen
8 kitchen 10 while
9 , 10 while
10 while 12 nodded
12 nodded 13 over
13 over 15 newspaper
14 his 15 newspaper
15 newspaper 18 baby
16 and 17 the
17 the 18 baby
18 baby 19 played
19 played 20 with
20 with 25 floor
21 the 22 cat
22 cat 23 on
23 on 24 the
24 the 25 floor
25 floor 26 .

" good afternoon , [mrs] [sloane] , " said [josiah] with a flourish . 
1 " 2 good
1 " 4 ,
2 good 3 afternoon
4 , 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 said
9 said 14 .
11 with 12 a
11 with 13 flourish
13 flourish 14 .

" [i] just dropped in to see about this young man here . 
1 " 4 dropped
3 just 4 dropped
4 dropped 5 in
4 dropped 11 man
6 to 7 see
7 see 8 about
8 about 9 this
9 this 11 man
10 young 11 man
11 man 12 here
12 here 13 .

" oh , [ma] , " began [pa] , rising imploringly to his feet . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 3 ,
3 , 6 "
3 , 7 began
5 , 6 "
7 began 9 ,
9 , 11 imploringly
10 rising 11 imploringly
11 imploringly 12 to
12 to 13 his
13 his 14 feet
14 feet 15 .

ma transfixed him with her eye . 
1 ma 2 transfixed
2 transfixed 3 him
3 him 4 with
4 with 5 her
5 her 6 eye
6 eye 7 .

" sit down , [pa] , " she commanded . 
1 " 2 sit
2 sit 3 down
2 sit 4 ,
4 , 7 "
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 she
8 she 9 commanded
9 commanded 10 .

unhappy [pa] sat . 
1 unhappy 3 sat
3 sat 4 .

then [ma] glared at the smiling [josiah] , who instantly felt as guilty as if he had been caught stealing sheep red-handed . 
1 then 6 smiling
1 then 8 ,
3 glared 4 at
4 at 5 the
5 the 6 smiling
8 , 13 guilty
9 who 10 instantly
9 who 11 felt
11 felt 12 as
12 as 13 guilty
13 guilty 14 as
14 as 18 been
15 if 16 he
16 he 17 had
17 had 18 been
18 been 21 sheep
19 caught 20 stealing
20 stealing 21 sheep
21 sheep 23 .
22 red-handed 23 .

" we are much obliged to you , [mr] [spencer] , " said [ma] icily , " but this baby is [ours] . 
1 " 2 we
1 " 5 obliged
1 " 13 said
3 are 4 much
4 much 5 obliged
5 obliged 6 to
6 to 7 you
7 you 8 ,
11 , 12 "
11 , 13 said
13 said 15 icily
15 icily 20 baby
16 , 17 "
16 , 18 but
18 but 19 this
19 this 20 baby
20 baby 21 is
21 is 23 .

we bought him , and we paid for him . 
1 we 2 bought
2 bought 3 him
3 him 4 ,
4 , 5 and
5 and 6 we
6 we 7 paid
7 paid 8 for
8 for 10 .
9 him 10 .

a bargain is a bargain . 
1 a 2 bargain
2 bargain 3 is
3 is 5 bargain
4 a 5 bargain
5 bargain 6 .

when [i] pay cash down for babies , [i] propose to get my money 's worth . 
1 when 14 money
3 pay 4 cash
3 pay 5 down
5 down 6 for
6 for 8 ,
7 babies 8 ,
8 , 10 propose
10 propose 11 to
11 to 12 get
12 get 13 my
13 my 14 money
14 money 15 's
15 's 16 worth
16 worth 17 .

we are going to keep this baby in spite of any number of uncles in [manitoba] . 
1 we 2 are
1 we 5 keep
2 are 3 going
3 going 4 to
5 keep 7 baby
6 this 7 baby
7 baby 8 in
8 in 9 spite
9 spite 10 of
10 of 12 number
11 any 12 number
12 number 13 of
13 of 14 uncles
14 uncles 15 in
15 in 17 .

have [i] made this sufficiently clear to your understanding , [mr] [spencer] ? " 
1 have 3 made
3 made 5 sufficiently
4 this 5 sufficiently
5 sufficiently 6 clear
6 clear 7 to
7 to 8 your
8 your 9 understanding
9 understanding 10 ,
10 , 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

" [i] really wouldn't think quite so much if [i] were you , " said [ma] kindly . 
1 " 3 really
3 really 5 think
4 wouldn't 5 think
5 think 6 quite
6 quite 7 so
7 so 8 much
7 so 11 were
8 much 9 if
11 were 12 you
11 were 18 .
13 , 14 "
13 , 15 said
15 said 17 kindly
17 kindly 18 .

" it must be hard on you . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 must
3 must 4 be
4 be 5 hard
5 hard 6 on
6 on 7 you
7 you 8 .

won't you stay and have tea with us ? " 
1 won't 2 you
1 won't 3 stay
3 stay 4 and
3 stay 9 ?
4 and 5 have
5 have 6 tea
6 tea 7 with
7 with 8 us
9 ? 10 "

but , no , [josiah] would not stay . 
1 but 2 ,
1 but 4 ,
2 , 3 no
4 , 6 would
6 would 7 not
7 not 8 stay
8 stay 9 .

he was thankful to make his escape with such rags of self-respect as remained to him . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 5 make
3 thankful 4 to
4 to 5 make
5 make 7 escape
6 his 7 escape
7 escape 8 with
8 with 10 rags
9 such 10 rags
10 rags 11 of
11 of 12 self-respect
12 self-respect 13 as
13 as 14 remained
14 remained 15 to
15 to 17 .
16 him 17 .

pa [sloane] arose and came around to [ma] 's chair . 
1 pa 3 arose
3 arose 4 and
4 and 5 came
5 came 6 around
6 around 7 to
7 to 9 's
9 's 10 chair
10 chair 11 .

he laid a trembling hand on her shoulder . 
1 he 2 laid
2 laid 5 hand
3 a 5 hand
4 trembling 5 hand
5 hand 6 on
6 on 7 her
7 her 8 shoulder
8 shoulder 9 .

" [ma] , you 're a good woman , " he said softly . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 10 "
4 you 5 're
5 're 7 good
6 a 7 good
7 good 8 woman
8 woman 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 he
11 he 12 said
12 said 13 softly
12 said 14 .

" go ' long , [pa] , " said [ma] 
1 " 2 go
2 go 3 '
3 ' 4 long
4 long 5 ,
5 , 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 said

x . the [courting] [of] [prissy] [strong] 
1 x 2 .
2 . 3 the

" who do you s'pose [stephen] [clark] went home with from meeting to-night ? " he said , chuckling . 
1 " 3 do
1 " 4 you
2 who 3 do
4 you 5 s'pose
5 s'pose 8 went
8 went 9 home
9 home 10 with
10 with 18 ,
11 from 12 meeting
11 from 14 ?
12 meeting 13 to-night
14 ? 15 "
15 " 16 he
15 " 18 ,
16 he 17 said
18 , 19 chuckling
19 chuckling 20 .

" [jane] [miranda] [blair] , " [i] said promptly . 
1 " 5 ,
5 , 6 "
5 , 8 said
8 said 9 promptly
9 promptly 10 .

stephen [clark] 's wife had been dead for two years and he hadn't taken much notice of anybody , so far as was known . 
1 stephen 3 's
3 's 4 wife
3 's 7 dead
4 wife 5 had
5 had 6 been
7 dead 10 years
8 for 9 two
9 two 10 years
10 years 11 and
11 and 12 he
11 and 14 taken
12 he 13 hadn't
14 taken 16 notice
14 taken 25 .
15 much 16 notice
16 notice 17 of
17 of 18 anybody
18 anybody 21 far
18 anybody 24 known
19 , 21 far
20 so 21 far
22 as 23 was
22 as 24 known
23 was 24 known

thomas chuckled again . 
1 thomas 2 chuckled
2 chuckled 3 again
3 again 4 .

" wrong . 
1 " 2 wrong
2 wrong 3 .

he stepped up to [prissy] [strong] and walked off with her . 
1 he 2 stepped
2 stepped 3 up
2 stepped 7 and
3 up 4 to
7 and 8 walked
8 walked 9 off
9 off 10 with
10 with 12 .
11 her 12 .

cold soup warmed over . " 
1 cold 2 soup
2 soup 3 warmed
3 warmed 4 over
4 over 5 .
5 . 6 "

" [prissy] [strong] ! " 
1 " 4 !
4 ! 5 "

i just held up my hands . 
1 i 2 just
2 just 3 held
3 held 4 up
4 up 5 my
5 my 6 hands
6 hands 7 .

then [i] laughed . 
1 then 3 laughed
3 laughed 4 .

" he needn't try for [prissy] , " [i] said . 
1 " 2 he
2 he 3 needn't
3 needn't 4 try
4 try 5 for
5 for 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 10 said
10 said 11 .

" [emmeline] nipped that in the bud twenty years ago , and she 'll do it again . " 
1 " 3 nipped
1 " 5 in
3 nipped 4 that
5 in 11 ,
6 the 7 bud
7 bud 8 twenty
8 twenty 9 years
9 years 10 ago
10 ago 11 ,
11 , 13 she
12 and 13 she
13 she 14 'll
14 'll 17 again
15 do 16 it
15 do 17 again
17 again 18 .
18 . 19 "

" [em'line] is an old crank , " growled [thomas] . 
1 " 3 is
3 is 4 an
4 an 5 old
5 old 6 crank
6 crank 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 growled
9 growled 11 .

he detested [emmeline] [strong] , and always did . 
1 he 2 detested
2 detested 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 7 always
7 always 8 did
8 did 9 .

you mark my words , she 'll put her foot right down on this as soon as she finds it out . " 
1 you 5 ,
2 mark 4 words
2 mark 5 ,
3 my 4 words
5 , 8 put
6 she 7 'll
7 'll 8 put
8 put 10 foot
9 her 10 foot
10 foot 11 right
11 right 12 down
11 right 16 soon
12 down 13 on
13 on 14 this
15 as 16 soon
16 soon 17 as
17 as 18 she
17 as 19 finds
18 she 19 finds
19 finds 20 it
20 it 21 out
21 out 22 .
22 . 23 "

thomas said that [i] was probably right . 
1 thomas 2 said
2 said 3 that
3 that 5 was
5 was 6 probably
6 probably 7 right
7 right 8 .

i lay awake for a long time after [i] went to bed that night , thinking of [prissy] and [stephen] . 
1 i 2 lay
2 lay 3 awake
3 awake 8 after
4 for 7 time
5 a 6 long
5 a 7 time
6 long 7 time
7 time 8 after
8 after 10 went
10 went 11 to
10 went 13 that
11 to 12 bed
13 that 14 night
14 night 15 ,
15 , 16 thinking
16 thinking 17 of
17 of 21 .
19 and 21 .

twenty years ago [stephen] [clark] had tried to go with [prissy] [strong] . 
1 twenty 2 years
2 years 3 ago
3 ago 6 had
6 had 7 tried
7 tried 8 to
8 to 9 go
9 go 10 with
10 with 13 .

that was pretty soon after [prissy] 's father had died . 
1 that 2 was
2 was 3 pretty
3 pretty 4 soon
4 soon 5 after
5 after 7 's
7 's 8 father
8 father 9 had
9 had 10 died
10 died 11 .

she and [emmeline] were living alone together . 
1 she 2 and
2 and 5 living
4 were 5 living
5 living 6 alone
6 alone 7 together
7 together 8 .

she simply ruled poor [prissy] with a rod of iron . 
1 she 2 simply
2 simply 3 ruled
3 ruled 4 poor
4 poor 6 with
6 with 8 rod
7 a 8 rod
8 rod 9 of
9 of 10 iron
10 iron 11 .

prissy herself was a pretty girl at least most people thought so . 
1 prissy 2 herself
1 prissy 3 was
3 was 6 girl
4 a 5 pretty
4 a 6 girl
6 girl 9 most
7 at 8 least
8 least 9 most
9 most 11 thought
10 people 11 thought
11 thought 12 so
12 so 13 .

i can't honestly say [i] ever admired her style much myself . 
1 i 2 can't
2 can't 3 honestly
3 honestly 4 say
4 say 6 ever
6 ever 7 admired
7 admired 8 her
8 her 9 style
9 style 10 much
10 much 11 myself
11 myself 12 .

i like something with more vim and snap to it . 
1 i 2 like
2 like 3 something
3 something 4 with
4 with 7 and
5 more 6 vim
6 vim 7 and
7 and 8 snap
8 snap 9 to
9 to 10 it
10 it 11 .

prissy was slim and pink , with soft , appealing blue eyes , and pale gold hair all clinging in baby rings around her face . 
1 prissy 7 with
2 was 4 and
3 slim 4 and
4 and 5 pink
5 pink 6 ,
6 , 7 with
7 with 8 soft
7 with 9 ,
9 , 14 and
10 appealing 11 blue
10 appealing 13 ,
10 appealing 14 and
11 blue 12 eyes
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 pale
14 and 19 clinging
15 pale 16 gold
16 gold 17 hair
18 all 19 clinging
19 clinging 20 in
19 clinging 23 around
20 in 22 rings
21 baby 22 rings
23 around 26 .
24 her 25 face
24 her 26 .

she was just as meek and timid as she looked and there wasn't a bit of harm in her . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 6 and
3 just 4 as
4 as 5 meek
5 meek 6 and
6 and 10 looked
7 timid 8 as
8 as 9 she
9 she 10 looked
10 looked 13 wasn't
11 and 12 there
12 there 13 wasn't
13 wasn't 15 bit
14 a 15 bit
15 bit 16 of
15 bit 18 in
16 of 17 harm
18 in 20 .
19 her 20 .

i always liked [prissy] , even if [i] didn't admire her looks as much as some people did . 
1 i 2 always
2 always 3 liked
3 liked 7 if
5 , 6 even
5 , 7 if
7 if 9 didn't
9 didn't 10 admire
10 admire 11 her
11 her 12 looks
12 looks 14 much
13 as 14 much
14 much 15 as
15 as 17 people
16 some 17 people
17 people 18 did
18 did 19 .

anyway , it was plain her style suited [stephen] [clark] . 
1 anyway 2 ,
1 anyway 4 was
3 it 4 was
4 was 5 plain
5 plain 6 her
6 her 7 style
7 style 8 suited
8 suited 11 .

he began to drive her , and there wasn't a speck of doubt that [prissy] liked him . 
1 he 2 began
2 began 3 to
2 began 11 speck
3 to 4 drive
4 drive 5 her
4 drive 7 and
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 there
8 there 9 wasn't
10 a 11 speck
11 speck 12 of
12 of 13 doubt
13 doubt 18 .
14 that 16 liked
16 liked 17 him
17 him 18 .

then [emmeline] just put a stopper on the affair . 
1 then 3 just
3 just 4 put
4 put 6 stopper
5 a 6 stopper
6 stopper 7 on
7 on 9 affair
8 the 9 affair
9 affair 10 .

it was pure cantankerousness in her . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 pure
3 pure 4 cantankerousness
4 cantankerousness 5 in
5 in 7 .
6 her 7 .

stephen was a good match and nothing could be said against him . 
1 stephen 2 was
2 was 5 match
3 a 4 good
4 good 5 match
5 match 6 and
6 and 7 nothing
6 and 11 against
7 nothing 8 could
8 could 9 be
9 be 10 said
11 against 12 him
12 him 13 .

but [emmeline] was just determined that [prissy] shouldn't marry . 
1 but 3 was
1 but 8 shouldn't
3 was 4 just
4 just 5 determined
5 determined 6 that
8 shouldn't 10 .
9 marry 10 .

she couldn't get married herself , and she was sore enough about it . 
1 she 6 ,
2 couldn't 3 get
3 get 4 married
4 married 5 herself
5 herself 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 she
8 she 9 was
9 was 10 sore
9 was 14 .
10 sore 11 enough
11 enough 12 about
12 about 13 it

of course , if [prissy] had [had] a spark of spirit she wouldn't have given in . 
1 of 2 course
1 of 9 spark
2 course 6 had
3 , 4 if
3 , 6 had
8 a 9 spark
9 spark 10 of
10 of 11 spirit
11 spirit 15 given
12 she 13 wouldn't
13 wouldn't 14 have
14 have 15 given
15 given 17 .
16 in 17 .

but she hadn't a mite ; [i] believe she would have cut off her nose if [emmeline] had ordered her to do it . 
1 but 2 she
1 but 6 ;
2 she 3 hadn't
3 hadn't 5 mite
4 a 5 mite
6 ; 8 believe
8 believe 9 she
9 she 10 would
10 would 11 have
11 have 12 cut
12 cut 13 off
12 cut 24 .
13 off 14 her
14 her 15 nose
16 if 18 had
16 if 19 ordered
16 if 23 it
18 had 19 ordered
19 ordered 20 her
19 ordered 21 to
19 ordered 22 do
23 it 24 .

she was just her mother over again . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 just
3 just 6 over
4 her 5 mother
5 mother 6 over
6 over 7 again
7 again 8 .

if ever a girl belied her name , [prissy] [strong] did . 
1 if 2 ever
2 ever 3 a
3 a 4 girl
4 girl 5 belied
5 belied 6 her
6 her 7 name
7 name 8 ,
8 , 11 did
11 did 12 .

there wasn't anything strong about her . 
1 there 2 wasn't
2 wasn't 3 anything
3 anything 4 strong
4 strong 5 about
5 about 7 .
6 her 7 .

one night , when prayer meeting came out , [stephen] stepped up to [prissy] as usual and asked if he might see her home . 
1 one 8 out
1 one 9 ,
2 night 3 ,
2 night 8 out
3 , 5 prayer
4 when 5 prayer
5 prayer 6 meeting
6 meeting 7 came
9 , 20 he
11 stepped 13 to
11 stepped 17 and
12 up 13 to
13 to 16 usual
15 as 16 usual
17 and 18 asked
18 asked 19 if
19 if 20 he
20 he 21 might
21 might 24 home
21 might 25 .
22 see 23 her
23 her 24 home

thomas and [i] were just behind we weren't married ourselves then and we heard it all . 
1 thomas 8 weren't
2 and 4 were
4 were 5 just
5 just 6 behind
6 behind 7 we
7 we 8 weren't
8 weren't 10 ourselves
9 married 10 ourselves
10 ourselves 11 then
11 then 12 and
12 and 13 we
12 and 14 heard
13 we 14 heard
14 heard 15 it
14 heard 17 .
16 all 17 .

prissy gave one scared , appealing look at [emmeline] and then said , " no , thank you , not to-night . " 
1 prissy 2 gave
2 gave 6 appealing
3 one 4 scared
4 scared 5 ,
5 , 6 appealing
6 appealing 7 look
6 appealing 16 ,
7 look 8 at
8 at 13 ,
10 and 11 then
10 and 13 ,
11 then 12 said
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 no
16 , 19 ,
17 thank 18 you
17 thank 19 ,
19 , 21 to-night
20 not 21 to-night
21 to-night 22 .
22 . 23 "

stephen just turned on his heel and went . 
1 stephen 2 just
2 just 3 turned
3 turned 4 on
4 on 5 his
5 his 6 heel
6 heel 7 and
7 and 8 went
8 went 9 .

he was a high-spirited fellow and [i] knew he would never overlook a public slight like that . 
1 he 2 was
1 he 6 and
3 a 4 high-spirited
3 a 5 fellow
5 fellow 6 and
6 and 8 knew
8 knew 9 he
8 knew 10 would
9 he 10 would
10 would 11 never
11 never 12 overlook
12 overlook 16 like
13 a 14 public
14 public 15 slight
15 slight 16 like
16 like 17 that
17 that 18 .

althea was a rather nice girl , though giddy , and [i] think she and [stephen] were happy enough together . 
1 althea 8 though
2 was 3 a
2 was 4 rather
4 rather 6 girl
5 nice 6 girl
6 girl 7 ,
7 , 8 though
8 though 10 ,
9 giddy 10 ,
10 , 13 think
11 and 13 think
13 think 14 she
13 think 17 were
15 and 17 were
17 were 19 enough
18 happy 19 enough
19 enough 20 together
20 together 21 .

in real life things are often like that . 
1 in 2 real
2 real 3 life
3 life 4 things
4 things 5 are
5 are 6 often
6 often 7 like
7 like 8 that
8 that 9 .

nobody ever tried to go with [prissy] again . 
1 nobody 2 ever
2 ever 3 tried
3 tried 4 to
4 to 5 go
5 go 6 with
6 with 8 again
6 with 9 .

i suppose they were afraid of [emmeline] . 
1 i 2 suppose
2 suppose 3 they
2 suppose 4 were
4 were 5 afraid
5 afraid 6 of
6 of 8 .

prissy 's beauty soon faded . 
1 prissy 2 's
2 's 3 beauty
3 beauty 4 soon
4 soon 5 faded
5 faded 6 .

she was always kind of sweet looking , but her bloom went , and she got shyer and limper every year of her life . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 always
2 was 9 but
4 kind 5 of
5 of 6 sweet
6 sweet 7 looking
7 looking 8 ,
8 , 9 but
9 but 16 got
10 her 11 bloom
11 bloom 14 and
12 went 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 she
15 she 16 got
16 got 18 and
17 shyer 18 and
18 and 20 every
19 limper 20 every
20 every 25 .
21 year 22 of
22 of 24 life
23 her 24 life
24 life 25 .

she wouldn't have dared put on her second best dress without asking [emmeline] 's permission . 
1 she 2 wouldn't
2 wouldn't 3 have
3 have 4 dared
4 dared 9 best
5 put 6 on
5 put 8 second
6 on 7 her
8 second 9 best
9 best 10 dress
10 dress 11 without
11 without 15 permission
12 asking 14 's
14 's 15 permission
15 permission 16 .

she was real fond of cats and [emmeline] wouldn't let her keep one . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 real
2 was 4 fond
4 fond 6 cats
5 of 6 cats
6 cats 7 and
7 and 10 let
9 wouldn't 10 let
10 let 11 her
10 let 12 keep
12 keep 13 one
12 keep 14 .

it used to make me furious to see it all . 
1 it 2 used
2 used 3 to
3 to 4 make
4 make 5 me
5 me 6 furious
6 furious 7 to
7 to 8 see
8 see 9 it
8 see 11 .
10 all 11 .

they were my next door neighbours after [i] married [thomas] , and [i] was often in and out . 
1 they 5 door
2 were 3 my
3 my 5 door
4 next 5 door
5 door 12 and
6 neighbours 7 after
7 after 9 married
9 married 12 and
11 , 12 and
12 and 14 was
14 was 15 often
14 was 16 in
16 in 17 and
17 and 19 .
18 out 19 .

and now [stephen] was going to try his luck again . 
1 and 2 now
2 now 4 was
4 was 5 going
5 going 7 try
6 to 7 try
7 try 9 luck
8 his 9 luck
9 luck 10 again
10 again 11 .

it certainly did seem funny . 
1 it 3 did
2 certainly 3 did
3 did 4 seem
4 seem 5 funny
5 funny 6 .

stephen walked home with [prissy] from prayer meeting four nights before [emmeline] found it out . 
1 stephen 2 walked
2 walked 4 with
3 home 4 with
4 with 10 nights
6 from 7 prayer
6 from 9 four
7 prayer 8 meeting
9 four 10 nights
10 nights 11 before
11 before 13 found
13 found 14 it
14 it 15 out
15 out 16 .

emmeline hadn't been going to prayer meeting all that summer because she was mad at [mr] [leonard] . 
1 emmeline 2 hadn't
2 hadn't 5 to
3 been 4 going
3 been 5 to
5 to 6 prayer
6 prayer 7 meeting
7 meeting 8 all
8 all 10 summer
9 that 10 summer
10 summer 11 because
11 because 12 she
12 she 13 was
13 was 15 at
14 mad 15 at
15 at 18 .

all at once [i] knew she must have discovered about [stephen] and [prissy] , for [prissy] stopped going to prayer meeting . 
1 all 2 at
1 all 12 and
2 at 3 once
3 once 5 knew
5 knew 6 she
5 knew 7 must
6 she 7 must
8 have 9 discovered
8 have 12 and
9 discovered 10 about
12 and 18 going
14 , 15 for
15 for 17 stopped
17 stopped 18 going
18 going 19 to
19 to 20 prayer
20 prayer 21 meeting
21 meeting 22 .

besides , [i] knew quite well that [prissy] , in her secret soul , was hankering to be married . 
1 besides 2 ,
2 , 10 in
4 knew 5 quite
5 quite 6 well
5 quite 9 ,
6 well 7 that
9 , 10 in
10 in 12 secret
11 her 12 secret
12 secret 13 soul
13 soul 14 ,
14 , 20 .
15 was 16 hankering
16 hankering 17 to
17 to 18 be
18 be 19 married
19 married 20 .

so was [emmeline] , too but nobody wanted to help [her] to a husband . 
1 so 15 .
2 was 10 help
4 , 5 too
5 too 9 to
6 but 7 nobody
7 nobody 8 wanted
8 wanted 9 to
9 to 10 help
10 help 12 to
12 to 14 husband
13 a 14 husband
14 husband 15 .

the upshot of my meditations was that [i] asked [stephen] down to dinner with us [from] church one day . 
1 the 2 upshot
1 the 5 meditations
2 upshot 3 of
3 of 4 my
5 meditations 6 was
6 was 9 asked
7 that 9 asked
9 asked 17 church
11 down 12 to
12 to 13 dinner
13 dinner 14 with
14 with 15 us
15 us 17 church
17 church 18 one
18 one 20 .
19 day 20 .

she was too bad-tempered , and as mean as second skimmings besides . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 too
2 was 8 mean
3 too 4 bad-tempered
4 bad-tempered 5 ,
5 , 6 and
7 as 8 mean
8 mean 9 as
9 as 10 second
10 second 11 skimmings
11 skimmings 12 besides
12 besides 13 .

stephen came . 
1 stephen 2 came
2 came 3 .

he seemed dull and moody , and not much inclined to talk . 
1 he 2 seemed
1 he 6 ,
3 dull 4 and
4 and 5 moody
5 moody 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 9 much
8 not 9 much
9 much 10 inclined
10 inclined 11 to
10 inclined 12 talk
11 to 12 talk
12 talk 13 .

after dinner [i] gave [thomas] a hint . 
1 after 2 dinner
2 dinner 4 gave
4 gave 7 hint
6 a 7 hint
7 hint 8 .

i said , 
1 i 2 said
2 said 3 ,

" you go to bed and have your nap . 
1 " 4 to
2 you 3 go
3 go 4 to
4 to 5 bed
5 bed 6 and
6 and 9 nap
7 have 8 your
8 your 9 nap
9 nap 10 .

i want to talk to [stephen] . " 
1 i 2 want
2 want 3 to
3 to 4 talk
4 talk 5 to
5 to 7 .
7 . 8 "

thomas shrugged his shoulders and went . 
1 thomas 2 shrugged
2 shrugged 3 his
3 his 4 shoulders
4 shoulders 5 and
5 and 6 went
6 went 7 .

he probably thought [i] was brewing up lots of trouble for myself , but he didn't say anything . 
1 he 3 thought
2 probably 3 thought
3 thought 10 trouble
5 was 6 brewing
6 brewing 7 up
7 up 8 lots
8 lots 10 trouble
9 of 10 trouble
10 trouble 11 for
11 for 15 he
12 myself 13 ,
13 , 14 but
14 but 15 he
15 he 16 didn't
16 didn't 17 say
17 say 18 anything
17 say 19 .

" you won't have to miss her much , [i] reckon , " said [stephen] grimly . 
1 " 2 you
1 " 3 won't
1 " 6 miss
3 won't 4 have
4 have 5 to
6 miss 8 much
6 miss 9 ,
7 her 8 much
9 , 11 reckon
11 reckon 12 ,
11 reckon 14 said
12 , 13 "
14 said 16 grimly
16 grimly 17 .

" [i] 've been told [i] 'm not wanted there . " 
1 " 5 told
3 've 4 been
3 've 5 told
5 told 7 'm
7 'm 8 not
7 'm 10 there
8 not 9 wanted
10 there 11 .
11 . 12 "

stephen wasn't the confidential kind . 
1 stephen 2 wasn't
2 wasn't 4 confidential
3 the 4 confidential
4 confidential 5 kind
5 kind 6 .

but it really seemed to be a relief to him to talk about it ; [i] never saw a man feeling so sore about anything . 
1 but 3 really
1 but 4 seemed
2 it 3 really
4 seemed 5 to
4 seemed 17 never
5 to 6 be
6 be 8 relief
6 be 9 to
7 a 8 relief
8 relief 9 to
9 to 10 him
11 to 12 talk
11 to 15 ;
12 talk 13 about
13 about 14 it
15 ; 17 never
17 never 18 saw
18 saw 20 man
18 saw 24 about
19 a 20 man
20 man 21 feeling
21 feeling 23 sore
22 so 23 sore
24 about 25 anything
25 anything 26 .

he told me the whole story . 
1 he 2 told
2 told 3 me
3 me 4 the
4 the 5 whole
5 whole 6 story
6 story 7 .

prissy had written him a letter he fished it out of his pocket and gave it to me to read . 
1 prissy 2 had
2 had 3 written
3 written 4 him
3 written 6 letter
5 a 6 letter
6 letter 13 pocket
7 he 8 fished
8 fished 9 it
9 it 10 out
9 it 11 of
11 of 12 his
12 his 13 pocket
13 pocket 14 and
14 and 15 gave
15 gave 16 it
15 gave 17 to
17 to 21 .
18 me 20 read
19 to 20 read
20 read 21 .

not much wonder the poor man went to see [lizzie] [pye] ! 
1 not 2 much
1 not 3 wonder
3 wonder 4 the
4 the 5 poor
5 poor 7 went
6 man 7 went
7 went 8 to
8 to 9 see
9 see 12 !

" [stephen] , [i] 'm surprised at you for thinking that [prissy] [strong] wrote that letter , " [i] said . 
1 " 11 that
3 , 5 'm
5 'm 6 surprised
6 surprised 7 at
6 surprised 9 for
7 at 8 you
9 for 10 thinking
10 thinking 11 that
11 that 14 wrote
14 wrote 18 "
15 that 16 letter
16 letter 17 ,
17 , 18 "
18 " 21 .
20 said 21 .

" it 's in her handwriting , " he said stubbornly . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 3 's
3 's 4 in
4 in 5 her
5 her 6 handwriting
6 handwriting 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 11 stubbornly
8 " 9 he
9 he 10 said
11 stubbornly 12 .

" of course it is . 
1 " 2 of
2 of 3 course
3 course 4 it
4 it 5 is
5 is 6 .

" [emmeline] composed that letter and made [prissy] copy it out . 
1 " 3 composed
3 composed 4 that
4 that 5 letter
4 that 7 made
6 and 7 made
7 made 9 copy
9 copy 10 it
10 it 11 out
11 out 12 .

i know that as well as if [i] 'd seen her do it , and you ought to have known it , too . " 
1 i 2 know
2 know 3 that
2 know 4 as
2 know 7 if
4 as 5 well
6 as 7 if
7 if 17 ought
9 'd 10 seen
10 seen 11 her
10 seen 12 do
12 do 15 and
13 it 15 and
14 , 15 and
15 and 16 you
16 you 17 ought
17 ought 18 to
18 to 19 have
19 have 20 known
20 known 21 it
20 known 23 too
22 , 23 too
23 too 24 .
24 . 25 "

" if [i] thought that [i] 'd show [emmeline] [i] could get [prissy] in spite of her , " said [stephen] savagely . 
1 " 2 if
2 if 12 get
4 thought 5 that
5 that 7 'd
7 'd 8 show
8 show 11 could
11 could 12 get
12 get 14 in
14 in 18 ,
15 spite 16 of
15 spite 18 ,
16 of 17 her
18 , 23 .
19 " 20 said
20 said 22 savagely
22 savagely 23 .

" but if [prissy] doesn't want me [i] 'm not going to force my attentions on her . " 
1 " 7 me
2 but 3 if
2 but 5 doesn't
5 doesn't 6 want
6 want 7 me
7 me 12 to
9 'm 10 not
10 not 11 going
11 going 12 to
12 to 13 force
13 force 14 my
14 my 15 attentions
15 attentions 16 on
16 on 19 "
17 her 18 .
18 . 19 "

i didn't think it would be hard to do ; and it wasn't . 
1 i 2 didn't
2 didn't 3 think
3 think 4 it
3 think 8 to
5 would 6 be
6 be 7 hard
6 be 8 to
8 to 9 do
9 do 10 ;
9 do 14 .
10 ; 11 and
11 and 12 it
11 and 13 wasn't
13 wasn't 14 .

i went over the very next day because [i] saw [emmeline] driving off to the store . 
1 i 2 went
2 went 10 saw
3 over 6 next
4 the 5 very
4 the 6 next
6 next 7 day
7 day 8 because
8 because 10 saw
10 saw 14 to
12 driving 13 off
13 off 14 to
14 to 16 store
15 the 16 store
16 store 17 .

i found [prissy] alone , sewing carpet rags . 
1 i 2 found
2 found 4 alone
4 alone 5 ,
5 , 6 sewing
6 sewing 7 carpet
7 carpet 8 rags
8 rags 9 .

emmeline kept her constantly at that because [prissy] hated it [i] suppose . 
1 emmeline 2 kept
2 kept 3 her
2 kept 4 constantly
2 kept 5 at
2 kept 7 because
3 her 4 constantly
5 at 6 that
7 because 9 hated
9 hated 10 it
10 it 12 suppose
12 suppose 13 .

prissy was crying when [i] went in , and in a few minutes [i] had the whole story . 
1 prissy 2 was
2 was 3 crying
2 was 9 and
3 crying 4 when
6 went 7 in
7 in 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 in
10 in 13 minutes
11 a 12 few
12 few 13 minutes
13 minutes 15 had
15 had 19 .
16 the 17 whole
17 whole 18 story
18 story 19 .

prissy wanted to get married and she wanted to get married to [stephen] and [emmeline] wouldn't let her . 
1 prissy 2 wanted
1 prissy 6 and
3 to 4 get
3 to 5 married
5 married 6 and
6 and 10 get
7 she 8 wanted
8 wanted 9 to
9 to 10 get
10 get 11 married
11 married 12 to
11 married 14 and
14 and 17 let
16 wouldn't 17 let
17 let 19 .
18 her 19 .

" [prissy] [strong] , " [i] said in exasperation , " you haven't the spirit of a mouse ! 
1 " 5 "
4 , 5 "
5 " 10 ,
7 said 9 exasperation
7 said 10 ,
8 in 9 exasperation
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 you
12 you 13 haven't
13 haven't 14 the
14 the 15 spirit
15 spirit 16 of
16 of 19 !
17 a 18 mouse
18 mouse 19 !

why on earth did you write him such a letter ? " 
1 why 3 earth
1 why 4 did
2 on 3 earth
4 did 5 you
5 you 6 write
6 write 7 him
7 him 8 such
8 such 10 letter
9 a 10 letter
10 letter 11 ?
11 ? 12 "

it was a long way to come for a hoe . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 4 long
3 a 4 long
4 long 5 way
5 way 6 to
6 to 7 come
7 come 8 for
8 for 11 .
9 a 10 hoe
9 a 11 .

" then what am [i] to do ? " he said . 
1 " 2 then
1 " 3 what
3 what 7 do
4 am 6 to
6 to 7 do
7 do 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 he
10 he 11 said
11 said 12 .

" it wouldn't be any use to write , for it would likely fall into [emmeline] 's hands . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 9 ,
2 it 3 wouldn't
3 wouldn't 4 be
4 be 6 use
5 any 6 use
6 use 7 to
7 to 8 write
9 , 11 it
9 , 17 's
10 for 11 it
11 it 12 would
12 would 13 likely
13 likely 15 into
14 fall 15 into
17 's 19 .
18 hands 19 .

she won't let [prissy] go anywhere alone after this , and how am [i] to know when the old cat is away ? " 
1 she 8 after
2 won't 3 let
3 let 6 anywhere
5 go 6 anywhere
6 anywhere 7 alone
7 alone 8 after
8 after 13 am
9 this 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 12 how
12 how 13 am
13 am 16 know
15 to 16 know
16 know 17 when
16 know 20 cat
18 the 19 old
19 old 20 cat
20 cat 21 is
21 is 24 "
22 away 23 ?
22 away 24 "

" please don't insult cats , " [i] said . 
1 " 2 please
1 " 3 don't
3 don't 4 insult
4 insult 5 cats
5 cats 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 9 said
9 said 10 .

" [i] 'll tell you what we 'll do . 
1 " 3 'll
1 " 5 you
3 'll 4 tell
5 you 6 what
6 what 7 we
7 we 8 'll
8 'll 9 do
9 do 10 .

you can see the ventilator on our barn from your place , can't you ? 
1 you 2 can
2 can 3 see
3 see 5 ventilator
3 see 11 place
4 the 5 ventilator
5 ventilator 6 on
6 on 8 barn
7 our 8 barn
8 barn 9 from
9 from 10 your
11 place 12 ,
12 , 13 can't
13 can't 14 you
14 you 15 ?

you 'd be able to make out a flag or something tied to it , wouldn't you , through that spy-glass of yours ? " 
1 you 2 'd
2 'd 3 be
3 be 5 to
3 be 9 flag
4 able 5 to
5 to 6 make
6 make 7 out
8 a 9 flag
9 flag 13 to
9 flag 19 through
10 or 11 something
10 or 12 tied
12 tied 13 to
14 it 15 ,
15 , 16 wouldn't
15 , 18 ,
16 wouldn't 17 you
18 , 19 through
19 through 21 spy-glass
20 that 21 spy-glass
21 spy-glass 22 of
22 of 23 yours
23 yours 24 ?
24 ? 25 "

stephen thought he could . 
1 stephen 2 thought
2 thought 3 he
3 he 4 could
4 could 5 .

" well , you take a squint at it every now and then , " [i] said . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 4 you
2 well 3 ,
4 you 5 take
5 take 7 squint
5 take 8 at
6 a 7 squint
7 squint 8 at
8 at 9 it
9 it 12 and
10 every 11 now
10 every 12 and
12 and 13 then
13 then 14 ,
14 , 15 "
14 , 17 said
17 said 18 .

" just as soon as [emmeline] leaves [prissy] alone [i] 'll hoist the signal . " 
1 " 3 as
2 just 3 as
3 as 4 soon
4 soon 5 as
5 as 7 leaves
5 as 11 'll
7 leaves 9 alone
11 'll 12 hoist
12 hoist 14 signal
13 the 14 signal
14 signal 15 .
15 . 16 "

the chance didn't come for a whole fortnight . 
1 the 2 chance
2 chance 3 didn't
3 didn't 4 come
4 come 5 for
5 for 8 fortnight
6 a 7 whole
6 a 8 fortnight
8 fortnight 9 .

then , one evening , [i] saw [emmeline] striding over the field below our house . 
1 then 2 ,
2 , 5 ,
3 one 4 evening
4 evening 5 ,
5 , 7 saw
7 saw 12 field
9 striding 10 over
10 over 11 the
11 the 12 field
12 field 13 below
13 below 16 .
14 our 15 house
15 house 16 .

as soon as she was out of sight [i] ran through the birch grove to [prissy] . 
1 as 2 soon
2 soon 7 of
3 as 4 she
4 she 5 was
5 was 6 out
6 out 7 of
7 of 8 sight
8 sight 10 ran
10 ran 11 through
11 through 15 to
12 the 13 birch
13 birch 14 grove
14 grove 15 to
15 to 17 .

" yes , [em'line] 's gone to sit up with [jane] [lawson] to-night , " said [prissy] , all fluttered and trembling . 
1 " 5 's
2 yes 3 ,
2 yes 5 's
5 's 9 up
6 gone 8 sit
6 gone 9 up
7 to 8 sit
9 up 10 with
10 with 14 ,
13 to-night 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 18 ,
15 " 21 and
16 said 18 ,
19 all 20 fluttered
20 fluttered 21 and
21 and 23 .
22 trembling 23 .

" then you put on your muslin dress and fix your hair , " [i] said . 
1 " 2 then
2 then 3 you
2 then 4 put
2 then 7 muslin
4 put 5 on
5 on 6 your
7 muslin 9 and
8 dress 9 and
9 and 10 fix
10 fix 14 "
11 your 12 hair
12 hair 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 17 .
16 said 17 .

" [i] 'm going home to get [thomas] to tie something to that ventilator . " 
1 " 5 home
3 'm 4 going
4 going 5 home
5 home 7 get
6 to 7 get
7 get 10 tie
9 to 10 tie
10 tie 12 to
11 something 12 to
12 to 16 "
13 that 14 ventilator
14 ventilator 15 .
15 . 16 "

but do you think [thomas] would do it ? 
1 but 2 do
2 do 3 you
3 you 4 think
4 think 6 would
6 would 7 do
7 do 8 it
8 it 9 ?

not he . 
1 not 2 he
2 he 3 .

he said he owed something to his position as elder in the church . 
1 he 2 said
2 said 4 owed
3 he 4 owed
4 owed 6 to
5 something 6 to
6 to 8 position
7 his 8 position
8 position 9 as
9 as 10 elder
10 elder 11 in
11 in 12 the
12 the 13 church
13 church 14 .

in the end [i] had to do it myself , though [i] don't like climbing ladders . 
1 in 3 end
2 the 3 end
3 end 5 had
5 had 6 to
5 had 7 do
7 do 11 though
8 it 9 myself
9 myself 10 ,
10 , 11 though
11 though 13 don't
13 don't 14 like
14 like 17 .
15 climbing 16 ladders
16 ladders 17 .

i tied [thomas] ' long red woollen scarf to the ventilator , and prayed that [stephen] would see it . 
1 i 8 scarf
2 tied 4 '
4 ' 5 long
5 long 6 red
5 long 8 scarf
6 red 7 woollen
8 scarf 11 ventilator
9 to 10 the
10 the 11 ventilator
11 ventilator 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 14 prayed
14 prayed 15 that
15 that 17 would
17 would 18 see
18 see 20 .
19 it 20 .

he did , for in less than an hour he drove down our lane and put his horse in our barn . 
1 he 2 did
2 did 4 for
3 , 4 for
4 for 9 hour
5 in 6 less
6 less 7 than
7 than 8 an
8 an 9 hour
9 hour 11 drove
10 he 11 drove
11 drove 18 horse
12 down 13 our
12 down 15 and
13 our 14 lane
15 and 16 put
16 put 17 his
17 his 18 horse
18 horse 19 in
19 in 21 barn
20 our 21 barn
21 barn 22 .

he was all spruced up , and as nervous and excited as a schoolboy . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 4 spruced
2 was 8 as
3 all 4 spruced
4 spruced 5 up
5 up 6 ,
6 , 7 and
8 as 10 and
9 nervous 10 and
10 and 11 excited
11 excited 12 as
12 as 15 .
13 a 14 schoolboy
14 schoolboy 15 .

he went right over to [prissy] , and [i] began to tuft my new comfort with a clear conscience . 
1 he 2 went
2 went 3 right
2 went 4 over
4 over 5 to
5 to 7 ,
7 , 10 began
8 and 10 began
10 began 11 to
10 began 15 comfort
11 to 12 tuft
13 my 14 new
14 new 15 comfort
15 comfort 16 with
16 with 19 conscience
17 a 18 clear
17 a 19 conscience
19 conscience 20 .

i went up and happened to look out of the east window ; and there [i] saw [emmeline] [strong] coming home across our pond field . 
1 i 7 look
2 went 3 up
3 up 4 and
3 up 7 look
4 and 5 happened
5 happened 6 to
7 look 8 out
7 look 12 window
8 out 9 of
9 of 11 east
10 the 11 east
12 window 13 ;
13 ; 15 there
13 ; 20 coming
14 and 15 there
17 saw 20 coming
20 coming 22 across
21 home 22 across
22 across 24 pond
23 our 24 pond
24 pond 26 .
25 field 26 .

i just flew down those garret stairs and out through the birches . 
1 i 6 garret
2 just 3 flew
3 flew 4 down
4 down 5 those
5 those 6 garret
6 garret 7 stairs
7 stairs 8 and
8 and 9 out
9 out 10 through
10 through 12 birches
11 the 12 birches
12 birches 13 .

i burst into the [strong] kitchen , where [stephen] and [prissy] were sitting as cozy as you please . 
1 i 2 burst
2 burst 3 into
3 into 6 kitchen
4 the 6 kitchen
6 kitchen 8 where
6 kitchen 12 were
7 , 8 where
10 and 12 were
12 were 13 sitting
13 sitting 15 cozy
14 as 15 cozy
15 cozy 16 as
15 cozy 18 please
16 as 17 you
17 you 18 please
18 please 19 .

" [stephen] , come quick ! 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 come
4 come 5 quick
5 quick 6 !

emmeline 's nearly here , " [i] cried . 
1 emmeline 2 's
2 's 3 nearly
3 nearly 4 here
4 here 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 8 cried
8 cried 9 .

prissy looked out of the window and wrung her hands . 
1 prissy 2 looked
2 looked 7 and
3 out 4 of
4 of 6 window
5 the 6 window
6 window 7 and
7 and 8 wrung
8 wrung 9 her
9 her 10 hands
10 hands 11 .

" oh , she 's in the lane now , " she gasped . 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 5 's
3 , 4 she
4 she 5 's
5 's 6 in
6 in 8 lane
7 the 8 lane
8 lane 9 now
9 now 10 ,
10 , 12 she
11 " 12 she
12 she 13 gasped
13 gasped 14 .

" he can't get out of the house without her seeing him . 
1 " 2 he
1 " 4 get
2 he 3 can't
4 get 5 out
5 out 6 of
6 of 8 house
7 the 8 house
8 house 9 without
8 house 11 seeing
9 without 10 her
11 seeing 12 him
11 seeing 13 .

oh , [rosanna] , what shall we do ? " 
1 oh 2 ,
1 oh 4 ,
4 , 6 shall
5 what 6 shall
6 shall 7 we
7 we 8 do
8 do 9 ?
9 ? 10 "

i really don't know what would have become of those two people if [i] hadn't been in existence to find ideas for them . 
1 i 2 really
2 really 5 what
2 really 7 have
3 don't 4 know
4 know 5 what
6 would 7 have
7 have 17 in
8 become 9 of
9 of 10 those
10 those 11 two
11 two 12 people
12 people 13 if
13 if 16 been
15 hadn't 16 been
16 been 17 in
17 in 18 existence
18 existence 19 to
19 to 20 find
20 find 21 ideas
21 ideas 22 for
22 for 24 .
23 them 24 .

" take [stephen] up to the garret and hide him there , [prissy] , " [i] said firmly , " and take him quick . " 
1 " 5 to
2 take 4 up
4 up 5 to
5 to 7 garret
6 the 7 garret
7 garret 8 and
8 and 9 hide
9 hide 10 him
9 hide 11 there
9 hide 15 "
11 there 12 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 22 take
17 said 18 firmly
18 firmly 19 ,
18 firmly 20 "
20 " 21 and
21 and 22 take
22 take 23 him
23 him 26 "
24 quick 25 .
24 quick 26 "

the minute she clapped eyes on [prissy] she suspected something . 
1 the 2 minute
2 minute 3 she
2 minute 4 clapped
2 minute 8 she
4 clapped 5 eyes
5 eyes 6 on
8 she 9 suspected
9 suspected 10 something
10 something 11 .

it wasn't any wonder , for there was [prissy] , all dressed up , with flushed cheeks and shining eyes . 
1 it 2 wasn't
2 wasn't 6 for
3 any 4 wonder
4 wonder 5 ,
5 , 6 for
6 for 7 there
6 for 10 ,
7 there 8 was
10 , 13 up
11 all 12 dressed
12 dressed 13 up
13 up 15 with
14 , 15 with
15 with 18 and
16 flushed 17 cheeks
17 cheeks 18 and
18 and 19 shining
19 shining 21 .
20 eyes 21 .

she was all in a quiver of excitement , and looked ten years younger . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 all
2 was 7 of
3 all 4 in
4 in 6 quiver
5 a 6 quiver
7 of 9 ,
8 excitement 9 ,
9 , 11 looked
10 and 11 looked
11 looked 13 years
12 ten 13 years
13 years 15 .
14 younger 15 .

" [priscilla] [strong] , you 've been expecting [stephen] [clark] here this evening ! " burst out [emmeline] . 
1 " 4 ,
4 , 5 you
4 , 6 've
6 've 8 expecting
7 been 8 expecting
8 expecting 11 here
11 here 19 .
12 this 13 evening
13 evening 14 !
14 ! 15 "
15 " 16 burst
15 " 19 .
16 burst 17 out

" you wicked , deceitful , underhanded , ungrateful creature ! " 
1 " 2 you
1 " 3 wicked
3 wicked 4 ,
3 wicked 5 deceitful
5 deceitful 8 ,
6 , 7 underhanded
7 underhanded 8 ,
8 , 9 ungrateful
9 ungrateful 10 creature
10 creature 11 !
11 ! 12 "

" this is between you and [prissy] , [emmeline] , " [i] struck in , " and [i] 'm not going to interfere . 
1 " 3 is
1 " 6 and
2 this 3 is
4 between 5 you
5 you 6 and
6 and 11 "
8 , 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 15 ,
13 struck 14 in
13 struck 15 ,
15 , 16 "
16 " 20 not
17 and 19 'm
19 'm 20 not
20 not 21 going
21 going 22 to
22 to 24 .
23 interfere 24 .

i hoped [stephen] would see us from the garret window and make good [his] escape . 
1 i 2 hoped
2 hoped 5 see
4 would 5 see
5 see 6 us
6 us 9 garret
7 from 8 the
8 the 9 garret
9 garret 10 window
10 window 11 and
11 and 16 .
12 make 15 escape
13 good 15 escape
15 escape 16 .

but [i] didn't dare trust to chance , so when [i] got [emmeline] safely to work on my comfort [i] excused myself and slipped out . 
1 but 8 ,
1 but 10 when
1 but 12 got
3 didn't 4 dare
4 dare 6 to
4 dare 8 ,
5 trust 6 to
6 to 7 chance
9 so 10 when
12 got 14 safely
14 safely 15 to
14 safely 19 comfort
15 to 16 work
16 work 17 on
18 my 19 comfort
19 comfort 21 excused
21 excused 24 slipped
22 myself 23 and
23 and 24 slipped
24 slipped 25 out
25 out 26 .

it was fortunate [i] had come , for he didn't know we had gone . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 8 for
3 fortunate 5 had
5 had 6 come
6 come 7 ,
7 , 8 for
8 for 9 he
9 he 13 had
10 didn't 11 know
11 know 12 we
12 we 13 had
13 had 14 gone
14 gone 15 .

prissy had hidden him behind the loom and he didn't dare move for fear [emmeline] would hear him on that creaky floor . 
1 prissy 2 had
2 had 3 hidden
3 hidden 5 behind
4 him 5 behind
5 behind 7 loom
6 the 7 loom
7 loom 8 and
8 and 9 he
8 and 10 didn't
9 he 10 didn't
10 didn't 12 move
10 didn't 13 for
11 dare 12 move
13 for 23 .
14 fear 16 would
16 would 17 hear
17 hear 18 him
17 hear 22 floor
18 him 19 on
19 on 21 creaky
20 that 21 creaky
22 floor 23 .

he was a sight with cobwebs . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 4 sight
3 a 4 sight
4 sight 5 with
5 with 6 cobwebs
6 cobwebs 7 .

emmeline began to rage at [prissy] the moment they were outside my door . 
1 emmeline 2 began
2 began 4 rage
3 to 4 rage
4 rage 5 at
5 at 8 moment
7 the 8 moment
8 moment 9 they
9 they 13 door
10 were 11 outside
11 outside 12 my
12 my 13 door
13 door 14 .

then [stephen] came in and we talked things over . 
1 then 3 came
1 then 5 and
3 came 4 in
5 and 6 we
6 we 7 talked
7 talked 8 things
8 things 9 over
9 over 10 .

he and [prissy] had made good use of their time , short as it had been . 
1 he 2 and
2 and 16 been
4 had 5 made
5 made 7 use
6 good 7 use
7 use 8 of
8 of 9 their
9 their 10 time
10 time 11 ,
11 , 12 short
12 short 13 as
13 as 14 it
14 it 15 had
15 had 16 been
16 been 17 .

prissy had promised to marry him , and all that remained was to get the ceremony performed . 
1 prissy 2 had
2 had 5 marry
3 promised 4 to
4 to 5 marry
5 marry 8 and
6 him 7 ,
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 all
9 all 10 that
9 all 12 was
10 that 11 remained
12 was 18 .
13 to 14 get
14 get 15 the
15 the 16 ceremony
16 ceremony 17 performed
17 performed 18 .

" and that will be no easy matter , " [i] warned him . 
1 " 2 and
1 " 5 be
2 and 4 will
3 that 4 will
5 be 6 no
6 no 7 easy
7 easy 10 "
8 matter 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 12 warned
12 warned 14 .
13 him 14 .

" now that [emmeline] 's suspicions are aroused she 'll never let [prissy] out of her sight until you 're married to another woman , if it 's years . 
1 " 11 never
1 " 25 ,
2 now 3 that
2 now 9 she
3 that 5 's
5 's 6 suspicions
6 suspicions 8 aroused
7 are 8 aroused
9 she 10 'll
10 'll 11 never
11 never 17 sight
12 let 14 out
12 let 15 of
15 of 16 her
16 her 17 sight
17 sight 20 're
18 until 19 you
18 until 20 're
20 're 22 to
21 married 22 to
22 to 23 another
23 another 24 woman
25 , 27 it
25 , 30 .
26 if 27 it
27 it 28 's
28 's 29 years

i know [emmeline] [strong] . 
1 i 2 know
2 know 5 .

and [i] know [prissy] . 
1 and 3 know
3 know 5 .

if it was any other girl in the world she 'd run away , or manage it somehow , but [prissy] never will . 
1 if 12 run
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 any
4 any 5 other
5 other 7 in
6 girl 7 in
7 in 9 world
8 the 9 world
9 world 10 she
10 she 11 'd
11 'd 12 run
12 run 13 away
13 away 14 ,
14 , 19 ,
15 or 16 manage
16 manage 17 it
17 it 18 somehow
18 somehow 19 ,
19 , 24 .
20 but 22 never
22 never 23 will
23 will 24 .

she 's too much in the habit of obeying [emmeline] . 
1 she 2 's
2 's 3 too
3 too 4 much
4 much 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 habit
7 habit 8 of
8 of 9 obeying
9 obeying 11 .

you 'll have an obedient wife , [stephen] if you ever get her . " 
1 you 2 'll
2 'll 3 have
3 have 9 if
4 an 5 obedient
5 obedient 6 wife
6 wife 7 ,
7 , 9 if
9 if 10 you
9 if 12 get
10 you 12 get
11 ever 12 get
12 get 14 .
13 her 14 .
14 . 15 "

stephen looked as if he thought that wouldn't be any drawback . 
1 stephen 2 looked
2 looked 4 if
3 as 4 if
4 if 5 he
4 if 9 be
6 thought 7 that
7 that 8 wouldn't
8 wouldn't 9 be
9 be 10 any
10 any 11 drawback
11 drawback 12 .

gossip said that [althea] had been pretty bossy . 
1 gossip 9 .
2 said 9 .
3 that 5 had
5 had 6 been
6 been 7 pretty
7 pretty 8 bossy
8 bossy 9 .

i don't know . 
1 i 2 don't
2 don't 3 know
3 know 4 .

maybe it was so . 
1 maybe 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 so
4 so 5 .

" can't you suggest something , [rosanna] ? " he implored . 
1 " 2 can't
1 " 3 you
3 you 6 ,
4 suggest 5 something
4 suggest 6 ,
6 , 8 ?
8 ? 9 "
9 " 10 he
10 he 11 implored
11 implored 12 .

" you 've helped us so far , and [i] 'll never forget it . " 
1 " 2 you
1 " 4 helped
2 you 3 've
4 helped 5 us
4 helped 9 and
5 us 6 so
5 us 7 far
7 far 8 ,
9 and 11 'll
11 'll 12 never
11 'll 13 forget
12 never 13 forget
13 forget 14 it
14 it 15 .
15 . 16 "

" [i] 'll watch here and signal whenever there 's an opening . " 
1 " 3 'll
3 'll 6 and
4 watch 5 here
4 watch 6 and
6 and 7 signal
7 signal 8 whenever
8 whenever 9 there
9 there 10 's
10 's 11 an
11 an 14 "
12 opening 13 .
13 . 14 "

well , [i] watched and [stephen] watched , and [mr] [leonard] was in the plot , too . 
1 well 2 ,
1 well 12 was
2 , 4 watched
4 watched 5 and
5 and 7 watched
7 watched 8 ,
8 , 9 and
12 was 13 in
13 in 15 plot
14 the 15 plot
15 plot 18 .
16 , 17 too
17 too 18 .

but [emmeline] was a match for us all . 
1 but 3 was
1 but 9 .
3 was 5 match
4 a 5 match
5 match 6 for
6 for 8 all
7 us 8 all

she never let [prissy] out of her sight . 
1 she 2 never
2 never 3 let
3 let 5 out
5 out 6 of
6 of 7 her
7 her 8 sight
8 sight 9 .

everywhere she went she toted [prissy] , too . 
1 everywhere 2 she
2 she 3 went
3 went 4 she
3 went 5 toted
5 toted 7 ,
7 , 8 too
8 too 9 .

when a month had gone by , [i] was almost in despair . 
1 when 3 month
2 a 3 month
3 month 4 had
4 had 5 gone
5 gone 6 by
6 by 7 ,
7 , 13 .
9 was 10 almost
10 almost 11 in
11 in 12 despair
12 despair 13 .

mr [leonard] [had] to leave for the [assembly] in another week and [stephen] 's neighbours were beginning to talk about him . 
1 mr 5 leave
4 to 5 leave
5 leave 6 for
5 leave 18 to
6 for 11 week
7 the 11 week
9 in 10 another
10 another 11 week
12 and 14 's
12 and 16 were
14 's 15 neighbours
15 neighbours 16 were
16 were 17 beginning
17 beginning 18 to
18 to 19 talk
19 talk 20 about
20 about 21 him
21 him 22 .

i could hardly believe my eyes when [i] saw [emmeline] driving away one day alone . 
1 i 4 believe
2 could 3 hardly
3 hardly 4 believe
4 believe 6 eyes
5 my 6 eyes
6 eyes 7 when
7 when 9 saw
9 saw 12 away
11 driving 12 away
12 away 16 .
13 one 14 day
13 one 15 alone
15 alone 16 .

as soon as she was out of sight [i] whisked over , and [anne] [shirley] and [diana] [barry] went with me . 
1 as 2 soon
2 soon 7 of
3 as 4 she
4 she 5 was
5 was 6 out
6 out 7 of
7 of 8 sight
8 sight 10 whisked
10 whisked 11 over
11 over 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 19 went
13 and 22 .
16 and 19 went
19 went 20 with
20 with 21 me

they were visiting me that afternoon . 
1 they 2 were
2 were 3 visiting
3 visiting 4 me
4 me 7 .
5 that 6 afternoon
6 afternoon 7 .

diana 's mother was my second cousin , and , as we visited back and forth frequently , [i] 'd often seen [diana] . 
1 diana 13 visited
2 's 3 mother
2 's 8 ,
3 mother 4 was
4 was 5 my
5 my 6 second
6 second 7 cousin
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 ,
9 and 11 as
9 and 12 we
11 as 12 we
12 we 13 visited
13 visited 14 back
14 back 15 and
15 and 16 forth
15 and 17 frequently
17 frequently 18 ,
17 frequently 21 often
18 , 20 'd
21 often 22 seen
22 seen 24 .

but [i] 'd never seen her chum , [anne] [shirley] , although [i] 'd heard enough about her to drive anyone frantic with curiosity . 
1 but 5 seen
3 'd 4 never
4 never 5 seen
5 seen 7 chum
6 her 7 chum
7 chum 14 'd
8 , 11 ,
11 , 12 although
12 although 14 'd
14 'd 15 heard
15 heard 16 enough
15 heard 19 to
15 heard 20 drive
16 enough 17 about
17 about 18 her
19 to 20 drive
20 drive 21 anyone
21 anyone 22 frantic
21 anyone 23 with
23 with 25 .
24 curiosity 25 .

so when she came home from [redmond] [college] that summer [i] asked [diana] to take pity on me and bring her over some afternoon . 
1 so 3 she
1 so 10 summer
2 when 3 she
3 she 4 came
4 came 5 home
5 home 6 from
6 from 9 that
10 summer 12 asked
12 asked 14 to
14 to 15 take
15 take 19 and
16 pity 17 on
16 pity 18 me
18 me 19 and
19 and 20 bring
20 bring 21 her
20 bring 22 over
22 over 24 afternoon
23 some 24 afternoon
24 afternoon 25 .

i wasn't disappointed in her . 
1 i 2 wasn't
2 wasn't 3 disappointed
3 disappointed 4 in
4 in 6 .
5 her 6 .

i considered her a beauty , though some people couldn't see it . 
1 i 2 considered
2 considered 3 her
2 considered 7 though
4 a 5 beauty
5 beauty 6 ,
6 , 7 though
7 though 9 people
8 some 9 people
9 people 10 couldn't
10 couldn't 11 see
11 see 12 it
12 it 13 .

she had the most magnificent red hair and the biggest , shiningest eyes [i] ever saw in a girl 's head . 
1 she 2 had
1 she 8 and
3 the 4 most
4 most 5 magnificent
5 magnificent 6 red
5 magnificent 8 and
6 red 7 hair
8 and 12 shiningest
9 the 10 biggest
10 biggest 11 ,
11 , 12 shiningest
12 shiningest 13 eyes
13 eyes 15 ever
15 ever 16 saw
16 saw 17 in
16 saw 22 .
18 a 19 girl
18 a 22 .
19 girl 20 's
20 's 21 head

as for her laugh , it made me feel young again to hear it . 
1 as 2 for
1 as 5 ,
1 as 6 it
2 for 4 laugh
3 her 4 laugh
6 it 7 made
7 made 8 me
7 made 10 young
8 me 9 feel
10 young 11 again
11 again 12 to
12 to 13 hear
13 hear 14 it
13 hear 15 .
14 it 15 .

so nothing would do them but they must go over with me . 
1 so 2 nothing
2 nothing 3 would
3 would 4 do
4 do 5 them
5 them 6 but
6 but 9 go
7 they 8 must
8 must 9 go
9 go 10 over
9 go 11 with
11 with 12 me
11 with 13 .

the appearance of the house amazed me . 
1 the 2 appearance
2 appearance 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 house
5 house 6 amazed
6 amazed 7 me
7 me 8 .

all the shutters were closed and the door locked . 
1 all 2 the
2 the 3 shutters
3 shutters 4 were
4 were 5 closed
5 closed 6 and
6 and 8 door
7 the 8 door
8 door 9 locked
9 locked 10 .

i knocked and knocked , but there was no answer . 
1 i 2 knocked
2 knocked 3 and
3 and 4 knocked
4 knocked 5 ,
5 , 7 there
6 but 7 there
7 there 8 was
8 was 9 no
9 no 10 answer
10 answer 11 .

then [i] walked around the house to the only window that hadn't shutters a tiny one upstairs . 
1 then 6 house
3 walked 4 around
4 around 6 house
5 the 6 house
6 house 12 hadn't
7 to 8 the
8 the 9 only
9 only 10 window
10 window 11 that
11 that 12 hadn't
12 hadn't 13 shutters
13 shutters 18 .
14 a 15 tiny
14 a 17 upstairs
15 tiny 16 one
17 upstairs 18 .

i knew it was the window in the closet off the room where the girls slept . 
1 i 2 knew
2 knew 3 it
2 knew 7 in
3 it 4 was
4 was 6 window
5 the 6 window
7 in 9 closet
8 the 9 closet
9 closet 10 off
10 off 15 girls
11 the 12 room
12 room 13 where
13 where 14 the
14 the 15 girls
15 girls 16 slept
16 slept 17 .

i stopped under it and called [prissy] . 
1 i 2 stopped
2 stopped 3 under
2 stopped 5 and
3 under 4 it
5 and 6 called
6 called 8 .

before long [prissy] came and opened it . 
1 before 2 long
2 long 4 came
4 came 5 and
5 and 6 opened
6 opened 7 it
7 it 8 .

she was so pale and woe-begone looking that [i] pitied her with all my heart . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 3 so
3 so 5 and
4 pale 5 and
5 and 7 looking
5 and 8 that
5 and 10 pitied
6 woe-begone 7 looking
10 pitied 11 her
10 pitied 12 with
12 with 13 all
13 all 14 my
13 all 15 heart
14 my 15 heart
15 heart 16 .

" [prissy] , where has [emmeline] gone ? " 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 where
4 where 5 has
5 has 7 gone
7 gone 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

i asked . 
1 i 2 asked
2 asked 3 .

" down to [avonlea] to see the [roger] [pyes] . 
1 " 2 down
2 down 3 to
3 to 10 .
5 to 6 see
6 see 7 the
7 the 10 .

they 're sick with measles , and [emmeline] couldn't take me because [i] 've never had measles . " 
1 they 3 sick
1 they 10 take
2 're 3 sick
3 sick 4 with
4 with 6 ,
5 measles 6 ,
7 and 9 couldn't
9 couldn't 10 take
10 take 11 me
11 me 12 because
12 because 17 measles
14 've 15 never
14 've 17 measles
15 never 16 had
17 measles 18 .
18 . 19 "

poor [prissy] ! 
1 poor 3 !

she had never had anything a body ought to have . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 4 had
3 never 4 had
4 had 5 anything
5 anything 8 ought
6 a 7 body
7 body 8 ought
8 ought 9 to
9 to 10 have
10 have 11 .

" then you just come and unfasten a shutter , and come right over to my house , " [i] said exultantly . 
1 " 3 you
1 " 4 just
1 " 11 and
2 then 3 you
3 you 4 just
4 just 5 come
5 come 7 unfasten
6 and 7 unfasten
8 a 9 shutter
9 shutter 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 17 house
11 and 23 .
12 come 13 right
12 come 15 to
13 right 14 over
15 to 16 my
16 my 17 house
17 house 18 ,
19 " 22 exultantly
19 " 23 .
21 said 22 exultantly

" we 'll have [stephen] and the minister here in no time . " 
1 " 2 we
1 " 6 and
2 we 3 'll
3 'll 4 have
6 and 8 minister
7 the 8 minister
8 minister 9 here
9 here 10 in
10 in 14 "
11 no 12 time
12 time 13 .
13 . 14 "

" [i] can't [em'line] has locked me in here , " said [prissy] woefully . 
1 " 3 can't
1 " 5 has
5 has 6 locked
6 locked 7 me
6 locked 8 in
8 in 10 ,
9 here 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 15 .
12 said 14 woefully
14 woefully 15 .

i was posed . 
1 i 2 was
2 was 3 posed
3 posed 4 .

no living mortal bigger than a baby could have got in or out of that closet window . 
1 no 2 living
2 living 3 mortal
3 mortal 4 bigger
4 bigger 5 than
5 than 7 baby
5 than 10 got
6 a 7 baby
7 baby 8 could
8 could 9 have
10 got 12 or
11 in 12 or
12 or 14 of
13 out 14 of
14 of 16 closet
15 that 16 closet
16 closet 18 .
17 window 18 .

but [anne] [shirley] said she 'd put it up for me , and she did . 
1 but 7 put
4 said 5 she
5 she 6 'd
6 'd 7 put
7 put 8 it
8 it 9 up
9 up 10 for
10 for 12 ,
11 me 12 ,
12 , 14 she
13 and 14 she
14 she 15 did
15 did 16 .

stephen wasn't long in getting there and he brought the minister with him . 
1 stephen 5 getting
2 wasn't 3 long
2 wasn't 5 getting
3 long 4 in
5 getting 6 there
6 there 7 and
7 and 8 he
7 and 9 brought
9 brought 11 minister
9 brought 12 with
10 the 11 minister
12 with 13 him
12 with 14 .

i agreed with him [.] 
1 i 2 agreed
2 agreed 3 with
3 with 4 him

i knew [emmeline] [strong] would bring an action against him for housebreaking as likely as not . 
1 i 2 knew
2 knew 8 action
5 would 6 bring
6 bring 7 an
7 an 8 action
8 action 9 against
9 against 10 him
10 him 11 for
11 for 16 not
12 housebreaking 13 as
13 as 14 likely
14 likely 15 as
15 as 16 not
16 not 17 .

she 'd be so furious she 'd stick at nothing if we gave her any excuse . 
1 she 2 'd
2 'd 3 be
3 be 5 furious
4 so 5 furious
5 furious 12 we
6 she 7 'd
7 'd 8 stick
8 stick 9 at
8 stick 11 if
9 at 10 nothing
11 if 12 we
12 we 13 gave
13 gave 14 her
13 gave 15 any
15 any 16 excuse
16 excuse 17 .

then [anne] [shirley] , who couldn't have been more excited if she was getting married herself , came to the rescue again . 
1 then 6 couldn't
1 then 9 more
4 , 5 who
5 who 6 couldn't
6 couldn't 7 have
7 have 8 been
9 more 10 excited
10 excited 11 if
11 if 18 came
12 she 13 was
13 was 14 getting
14 getting 15 married
15 married 16 herself
15 married 18 came
16 herself 17 ,
18 came 19 to
19 to 20 the
20 the 21 rescue
21 rescue 23 .
22 again 23 .

can't they , [mr] [leonard] ? " 
1 can't 2 they
2 they 3 ,
3 , 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

mr [leonard] agreed that they could . 
1 mr 3 agreed
3 agreed 4 that
4 that 5 they
5 they 6 could
6 could 7 .

he was always the most saintly looking man , but [i] know [i] saw a twinkle in his eye . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 6 saintly
3 always 4 the
4 the 5 most
5 most 6 saintly
6 saintly 7 looking
7 looking 9 ,
8 man 9 ,
9 , 12 know
10 but 12 know
12 know 19 eye
14 saw 16 twinkle
15 a 16 twinkle
16 twinkle 17 in
17 in 18 his
18 his 19 eye
19 eye 20 .

" [thomas] , go over and bring our little ladder over here , " [i] said . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 7 bring
3 , 4 go
3 , 6 and
4 go 5 over
7 bring 10 ladder
8 our 9 little
9 little 10 ladder
10 ladder 11 over
11 over 13 ,
12 here 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 17 .
16 said 17 .

thomas forgot he was an elder , and he brought the ladder as quick as it was possible for a fat man to do it . 
1 thomas 2 forgot
1 thomas 10 brought
2 forgot 3 he
2 forgot 4 was
3 he 4 was
4 was 6 elder
5 an 6 elder
6 elder 8 and
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 he
10 brought 19 for
11 the 12 ladder
12 ladder 14 quick
13 as 14 quick
14 quick 15 as
15 as 16 it
16 it 17 was
17 was 18 possible
18 possible 19 for
19 for 21 fat
20 a 21 fat
21 fat 23 to
22 man 23 to
23 to 26 .
24 do 25 it
24 do 26 .

after all it was too short to reach the window , but there was no time to go for another . 
1 after 2 all
1 after 10 window
3 it 4 was
4 was 5 too
5 too 6 short
6 short 7 to
7 to 8 reach
8 reach 9 the
9 the 10 window
10 window 11 ,
11 , 12 but
12 but 13 there
12 but 16 time
13 there 14 was
14 was 15 no
16 time 18 go
17 to 18 go
18 go 21 .
19 for 20 another
20 another 21 .

i shall never forget the look of [prissy] . 
1 i 2 shall
2 shall 3 never
3 never 4 forget
4 forget 6 look
5 the 6 look
6 look 7 of
7 of 9 .

the window was so small she could only get her head and one arm out of it . 
1 the 2 window
1 the 5 small
2 window 3 was
3 was 4 so
5 small 7 could
6 she 7 could
7 could 9 get
8 only 9 get
9 get 13 one
10 her 11 head
11 head 12 and
12 and 13 one
13 one 14 arm
14 arm 16 of
14 arm 18 .
15 out 16 of
16 of 17 it

besides , she was almost frightened to death . 
1 besides 4 was
2 , 3 she
3 she 4 was
4 was 5 almost
5 almost 6 frightened
6 frightened 7 to
7 to 8 death
8 death 9 .

mr [leonard] stood at the foot of the ladder and married them . 
1 mr 6 foot
3 stood 4 at
4 at 5 the
5 the 6 foot
6 foot 7 of
7 of 9 ladder
8 the 9 ladder
9 ladder 10 and
10 and 11 married
10 and 12 them
12 them 13 .

she knew perfectly well what had happened when she saw the minister with his blue book in his hand . 
1 she 6 had
2 knew 3 perfectly
3 perfectly 4 well
4 well 5 what
4 well 6 had
6 had 7 happened
7 happened 8 when
8 when 9 she
8 when 10 saw
9 she 10 saw
10 saw 12 minister
10 saw 15 blue
11 the 12 minister
12 minister 13 with
13 with 14 his
15 blue 16 book
16 book 20 .
17 in 18 his
17 in 19 hand
19 hand 20 .

never a word said she . 
1 never 2 a
2 a 3 word
3 word 4 said
4 said 6 .
5 she 6 .

she marched to the front door , unlocked it , and strode upstairs . 
1 she 3 to
2 marched 3 to
3 to 5 front
4 the 5 front
5 front 6 door
6 door 7 ,
7 , 8 unlocked
7 , 11 and
8 unlocked 9 it
10 , 11 and
11 and 14 .
12 strode 13 upstairs
13 upstairs 14 .

as it was , she walked her downstairs by the arm and actually flung her at [stephen] . 
1 as 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 8 downstairs
4 , 5 she
5 she 6 walked
6 walked 7 her
6 walked 8 downstairs
8 downstairs 9 by
9 by 10 the
10 the 11 arm
11 arm 12 and
12 and 14 flung
13 actually 14 flung
14 flung 15 her
14 flung 16 at
16 at 18 .

then she turned to me and [thomas] . 
1 then 2 she
2 she 3 turned
3 turned 4 to
3 turned 5 me
5 me 6 and
6 and 8 .

" goodness , who wants to , you old spitfire ? " said [thomas] . 
1 " 4 who
2 goodness 3 ,
3 , 4 who
4 who 5 wants
4 who 7 ,
5 wants 6 to
7 , 8 you
7 , 11 ?
9 old 10 spitfire
10 spitfire 11 ?
11 ? 12 "
12 " 13 said
13 said 15 .

it wasn't just the thing for him to say , perhaps , but we are all human , even elders . 
1 it 2 wasn't
2 wasn't 5 thing
2 wasn't 8 to
3 just 4 the
4 the 5 thing
5 thing 6 for
6 for 7 him
8 to 9 say
9 say 11 perhaps
9 say 12 ,
10 , 11 perhaps
12 , 14 we
13 but 14 we
14 we 15 are
15 are 16 all
16 all 17 human
17 human 20 elders
18 , 19 even
18 , 20 elders
20 elders 21 .

the girls didn't escape . 
1 the 2 girls
2 girls 3 didn't
3 didn't 4 escape
4 escape 5 .

emmeline looked daggers at them . 
1 emmeline 2 looked
2 looked 3 daggers
3 daggers 4 at
4 at 6 .
5 them 6 .

" this will be something for you to carry back to [avonlea] , " she said . 
1 " 4 be
2 this 3 will
3 will 4 be
4 be 5 something
4 be 8 to
5 something 6 for
6 for 7 you
8 to 13 ,
9 carry 10 back
9 carry 11 to
9 carry 13 ,
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 she
15 she 16 said
16 said 17 .

" you gossips down there will have enough to talk about for a spell . 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 gossips
3 gossips 4 down
4 down 5 there
5 there 6 will
6 will 7 have
7 have 10 talk
8 enough 9 to
9 to 10 talk
10 talk 11 about
11 about 12 for
12 for 15 .
13 a 14 spell
14 spell 15 .

that 's all you ever go out of [avonlea] for just to fetch and carry tales . " 
1 that 2 's
2 's 6 go
3 all 4 you
4 you 5 ever
5 ever 6 go
6 go 7 out
6 go 12 to
7 out 8 of
8 of 11 just
10 for 11 just
12 to 14 and
13 fetch 14 and
14 and 15 carry
15 carry 16 tales
16 tales 17 .
17 . 18 "

finally she finished up with the minister . 
1 finally 2 she
2 she 3 finished
3 finished 4 up
4 up 5 with
5 with 7 minister
6 the 7 minister
7 minister 8 .

" [i] 'm going to the [baptist] church in [spencervale] after this , " she said . 
1 " 3 'm
3 'm 8 church
4 going 5 to
5 to 6 the
6 the 8 church
8 church 9 in
9 in 13 ,
11 after 12 this
12 this 13 ,
13 , 15 she
14 " 15 she
15 she 16 said
16 said 17 .

her tone and look said a hundred other things . 
1 her 2 tone
2 tone 3 and
3 and 4 look
3 and 5 said
5 said 10 .
6 a 7 hundred
7 hundred 8 other
8 other 9 things
9 things 10 .

she whirled into the house and slammed the door . 
1 she 2 whirled
2 whirled 3 into
3 into 4 the
4 the 5 house
5 house 6 and
6 and 9 door
7 slammed 8 the
8 the 9 door
9 door 10 .

mr [leonard] looked around on us with a pitying smile as [stephen] put poor , half-fainting [prissy] into the buggy . 
1 mr 3 looked
3 looked 5 on
4 around 5 on
5 on 6 us
6 us 18 into
7 with 8 a
7 with 9 pitying
9 pitying 10 smile
10 smile 16 half-fainting
11 as 15 ,
13 put 14 poor
14 poor 15 ,
15 , 16 half-fainting
16 half-fainting 18 into
18 into 20 buggy
19 the 20 buggy
20 buggy 21 .

" [i] am very sorry , " he said in that gently , saintly way of his , " for the [baptists] . " 
1 " 3 am
1 " 4 very
4 very 7 "
4 very 10 in
5 sorry 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 he
8 he 9 said
10 in 13 ,
11 that 12 gently
11 that 13 ,
13 , 15 way
14 saintly 15 way
15 way 16 of
16 of 17 his
17 his 24 "
18 , 19 "
19 " 20 for
20 for 23 .
21 the 23 .
23 . 24 "

[xi] [.] 

[the] [miracle] [at] [carmody] 

salome looked out of the kitchen window , and a pucker of distress appeared on her smooth forehead . 
1 salome 6 kitchen
2 looked 3 out
2 looked 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 kitchen
6 kitchen 9 and
7 window 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 11 pucker
10 a 11 pucker
11 pucker 12 of
12 of 13 distress
13 distress 14 appeared
14 appeared 15 on
14 appeared 19 .
15 on 16 her
16 her 18 forehead
17 smooth 18 forehead

" dear , dear , what has [lionel] [hezekiah] been doing now ? " she murmured anxiously . 
1 " 2 dear
1 " 7 has
2 dear 3 ,
2 dear 4 dear
3 , 4 dear
5 , 6 what
5 , 7 has
7 has 10 been
10 been 11 doing
10 been 16 murmured
11 doing 12 now
12 now 13 ?
13 ? 14 "
14 " 15 she
16 murmured 18 .
17 anxiously 18 .

" well , anyway , [judith] is bringing him in as fast as she can , " she reflected . 
1 " 4 anyway
1 " 7 is
2 well 3 ,
3 , 4 anyway
4 anyway 5 ,
7 is 9 him
7 is 10 in
8 bringing 9 him
10 in 14 she
11 as 12 fast
12 fast 13 as
13 as 14 she
14 she 15 can
15 can 16 ,
16 , 17 "
17 " 20 .
18 she 19 reflected
19 reflected 20 .

dear me , [i] am sometimes tempted to think that [judith] and [i] made a mistake in adopting the child . 
1 dear 2 me
1 dear 7 tempted
2 me 3 ,
3 , 5 am
5 am 6 sometimes
7 tempted 8 to
7 tempted 9 think
9 think 10 that
10 that 14 made
12 and 14 made
14 made 16 mistake
15 a 16 mistake
16 mistake 17 in
17 in 21 .
18 adopting 20 child
19 the 20 child
20 child 21 .

i suppose two old maids don't know much about bringing up a boy properly . 
1 i 2 suppose
1 i 6 don't
2 suppose 3 two
3 two 5 maids
4 old 5 maids
6 don't 7 know
7 know 8 much
7 know 9 about
9 about 10 bringing
10 bringing 13 boy
11 up 12 a
12 a 13 boy
13 boy 14 properly
14 properly 15 .

salome 's monologue was cut short by the entrance of her sister [judith] , holding [lionel] [hezekiah] by his chubby wrist with a determined grip . 
1 salome 2 's
2 's 3 monologue
2 's 9 entrance
3 monologue 4 was
4 was 5 cut
5 cut 6 short
5 cut 7 by
6 short 7 by
8 the 9 entrance
9 entrance 10 of
10 of 11 her
11 her 12 sister
12 sister 14 ,
14 , 22 with
15 holding 18 by
18 by 20 chubby
19 his 20 chubby
20 chubby 21 wrist
21 wrist 22 with
22 with 25 grip
23 a 24 determined
23 a 25 grip
25 grip 26 .

judith [marsh] was ten years older than [salome] , and the two women were as different in appearance as night and day . 
1 judith 6 older
3 was 4 ten
3 was 5 years
4 ten 5 years
5 years 6 older
6 older 7 than
7 than 9 ,
9 , 10 and
9 , 14 were
11 the 12 two
12 two 13 women
13 women 14 were
14 were 15 as
14 were 19 as
15 as 16 different
16 different 17 in
17 in 18 appearance
19 as 20 night
20 night 23 .
21 and 22 day
22 day 23 .

salome , in spite of her thirty-five years , looked almost girlish . 
1 salome 3 in
2 , 3 in
3 in 4 spite
3 in 9 ,
5 of 7 thirty-five
6 her 7 thirty-five
7 thirty-five 8 years
8 years 9 ,
9 , 10 looked
10 looked 11 almost
11 almost 13 .
12 girlish 13 .

her face was perhaps a weak one , but it was very sweet and appealing . 
1 her 2 face
2 face 3 was
3 was 4 perhaps
3 was 7 one
4 perhaps 6 weak
5 a 6 weak
7 one 11 was
8 , 9 but
9 but 11 was
10 it 11 was
11 was 12 very
12 very 13 sweet
13 sweet 16 .
14 and 15 appealing
15 appealing 16 .

judith [marsh] was tall and dark , with a plain , tragic face and iron-gray hair . 
1 judith 3 was
1 judith 5 and
3 was 4 tall
5 and 6 dark
5 and 8 with
6 dark 7 ,
8 with 11 ,
9 a 10 plain
10 plain 11 ,
11 , 16 hair
12 tragic 13 face
13 face 14 and
14 and 15 iron-gray
15 iron-gray 16 hair
16 hair 17 .

her eyes were black and sombre , and every feature bespoke unyielding will and determination . 
1 her 2 eyes
1 her 6 sombre
2 eyes 3 were
3 were 4 black
4 black 5 and
6 sombre 10 feature
7 , 8 and
8 and 9 every
9 every 10 feature
10 feature 11 bespoke
11 bespoke 14 and
12 unyielding 13 will
13 will 14 and
14 and 15 determination
15 determination 16 .

lionel [hezekiah] , whatever his shortcomings , did not look bad . 
1 lionel 3 ,
1 lionel 5 his
3 , 4 whatever
5 his 6 shortcomings
6 shortcomings 7 ,
7 , 10 look
8 did 9 not
9 not 10 look
10 look 11 bad
11 bad 12 .

indeed , he was as engaging an urchin as ever beamed out on a jolly good world through a pair of big , velvet-brown eyes . 
1 indeed 2 ,
1 indeed 8 urchin
2 , 4 was
3 he 4 was
4 was 7 an
5 as 6 engaging
6 engaging 7 an
8 urchin 13 on
9 as 10 ever
10 ever 11 beamed
11 beamed 12 out
12 out 13 on
13 on 17 world
14 a 17 world
15 jolly 17 world
16 good 17 world
17 world 18 through
18 through 20 pair
19 a 20 pair
20 pair 21 of
21 of 23 ,
22 big 23 ,
23 , 25 eyes
24 velvet-brown 25 eyes
25 eyes 26 .

but just now [lionel] [hezekiah] was under a blight ; he had been caught red-handed in guilt , and was feeling much ashamed of himself . 
1 but 3 now
2 just 3 now
3 now 13 been
6 was 7 under
7 under 9 blight
8 a 9 blight
9 blight 10 ;
10 ; 13 been
11 he 12 had
12 had 13 been
13 been 16 in
14 caught 15 red-handed
15 red-handed 16 in
16 in 17 guilt
17 guilt 19 and
18 , 19 and
19 and 26 .
20 was 21 feeling
21 feeling 23 ashamed
21 feeling 26 .
22 much 23 ashamed
23 ashamed 24 of
24 of 25 himself

he hung his head and squirmed his toes under the mournful reproach in [salome] 's eyes . 
1 he 2 hung
2 hung 3 his
3 his 4 head
4 head 17 .
5 and 6 squirmed
5 and 15 's
6 squirmed 7 his
7 his 8 toes
8 toes 9 under
8 toes 12 reproach
10 the 11 mournful
11 mournful 12 reproach
12 reproach 13 in
15 's 16 eyes
16 eyes 17 .

when [salome] looked at him like that , [lionel] [hezekiah] always felt that he was paying more for his fun than it was worth . 
1 when 11 always
3 looked 4 at
3 looked 5 him
5 him 6 like
6 like 8 ,
7 that 8 ,
8 , 11 always
11 always 17 more
12 felt 13 that
13 that 14 he
13 that 17 more
14 he 15 was
15 was 16 paying
17 more 18 for
18 for 19 his
19 his 20 fun
20 fun 21 than
21 than 23 was
22 it 23 was
23 was 25 .
24 worth 25 .

" what do you suppose [i] caught him doing this time ? " demanded [judith] . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 3 do
3 do 4 you
3 do 10 this
4 you 5 suppose
5 suppose 8 him
7 caught 8 him
8 him 9 doing
10 this 11 time
11 time 12 ?
12 ? 13 "
13 " 16 .
14 demanded 16 .

" [i] [i] don't know , " faltered [salome] . 
1 " 4 don't
4 don't 5 know
5 know 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 faltered
8 faltered 10 .

" firing at a mark on the henhouse door with new-laid eggs , " said [judith] with measured distinctness . 
1 " 2 firing
1 " 9 door
2 firing 3 at
3 at 5 mark
4 a 5 mark
5 mark 6 on
7 the 8 henhouse
7 the 9 door
9 door 12 eggs
10 with 11 new-laid
11 new-laid 12 eggs
12 eggs 13 ,
13 , 14 "
13 , 15 said
15 said 20 .
17 with 18 measured
18 measured 19 distinctness
19 distinctness 20 .

" he has broken every egg that was laid to-day except three . 
1 " 2 he
1 " 3 has
2 he 3 has
3 has 6 egg
4 broken 5 every
5 every 6 egg
6 egg 8 was
7 that 8 was
8 was 9 laid
9 laid 10 to-day
10 to-day 11 except
11 except 13 .
12 three 13 .

and as for the state of that henhouse door " 
1 and 10 "
2 as 3 for
2 as 8 henhouse
3 for 5 state
4 the 5 state
5 state 6 of
6 of 7 that
8 henhouse 9 door
9 door 10 "

" [o] [lionel] [hezekiah] , why will you do such things ? " said [salome] miserably . 
1 " 5 ,
5 , 6 why
5 , 7 will
7 will 8 you
8 you 9 do
9 do 10 such
9 do 16 miserably
10 such 11 things
10 such 13 "
11 things 12 ?
13 " 14 said
16 miserably 17 .

" [i] didn't know it was wrong , " said [lionel] [hezekiah] , bursting into prompt tears . 
1 " 7 wrong
3 didn't 4 know
4 know 5 it
4 know 6 was
6 was 7 wrong
7 wrong 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 said
10 said 14 bursting
13 , 14 bursting
14 bursting 17 tears
15 into 16 prompt
16 prompt 17 tears
17 tears 18 .

" [i] [i] thought it would be bully fun . 
1 " 4 thought
4 thought 5 it
5 it 6 would
6 would 7 be
7 be 8 bully
8 bully 9 fun
9 fun 10 .

[seems's] [if] [everything] [what] ['s] [fun] ['] [s] [wrong] [.] ["] 

salome 's heart was not proof against tears , as [lionel] [hezekiah] very well knew . 
1 salome 2 's
2 's 3 heart
2 's 6 proof
3 heart 4 was
4 was 5 not
6 proof 10 as
7 against 8 tears
8 tears 9 ,
9 , 10 as
10 as 13 very
13 very 14 well
13 very 16 .
14 well 15 knew

she put her arm about the sobbing culprit , and drew him to her side . 
1 she 2 put
2 put 5 about
3 her 4 arm
4 arm 5 about
5 about 8 culprit
6 the 7 sobbing
6 the 8 culprit
8 culprit 11 drew
9 , 10 and
9 , 11 drew
11 drew 13 to
12 him 13 to
13 to 15 side
14 her 15 side
15 side 16 .

" he didn't know it was wrong , " she said defiantly to [judith] . 
1 " 6 was
2 he 3 didn't
3 didn't 4 know
4 know 5 it
5 it 6 was
6 was 7 wrong
7 wrong 9 "
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 she
10 she 11 said
11 said 12 defiantly
12 defiantly 15 .
13 to 15 .

" he 's got to be taught , then , " was [judith] 's retort . 
1 " 4 got
2 he 3 's
3 's 4 got
4 got 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 9 then
7 taught 8 ,
8 , 9 then
9 then 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 14 's
11 " 12 was
14 's 16 .
15 retort 16 .

" no , you needn't try to beg him off , [salome] . 
1 " 4 you
2 no 3 ,
2 no 4 you
4 you 6 try
5 needn't 6 try
6 try 7 to
7 to 8 beg
8 beg 9 him
8 beg 10 off
10 off 11 ,
11 , 13 .

he shall go right to bed without supper , and stay there till to-morrow morning . " 
1 he 2 shall
2 shall 5 to
2 shall 8 supper
3 go 4 right
4 right 5 to
5 to 6 bed
6 bed 7 without
8 supper 10 and
9 , 10 and
10 and 14 to-morrow
11 stay 12 there
12 there 13 till
13 till 14 to-morrow
14 to-morrow 15 morning
15 morning 16 .
16 . 17 "

" oh ! not without his supper , " entreated [salome] . 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 4 not
3 ! 4 not
4 not 7 supper
5 without 6 his
6 his 7 supper
7 supper 10 entreated
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 entreated
10 entreated 12 .

" you you won't improve the child 's morals by injuring his stomach , [judith] . " 
1 " 2 you
1 " 4 won't
1 " 5 improve
3 you 4 won't
5 improve 9 morals
6 the 7 child
7 child 8 's
8 's 9 morals
9 morals 10 by
10 by 11 injuring
11 injuring 13 stomach
12 his 13 stomach
13 stomach 14 ,
14 , 16 .
16 . 17 "

" without his supper , [i] say , " repeated [judith] inexorably . 
1 " 2 without
1 " 5 ,
2 without 3 his
3 his 4 supper
5 , 8 ,
7 say 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 repeated
10 repeated 12 inexorably
12 inexorably 13 .

" [lionel] [hezekiah] , go up-stairs to the south room , and go to bed at once . " 
1 " 6 up-stairs
4 , 5 go
4 , 6 up-stairs
6 up-stairs 12 and
7 to 8 the
8 the 9 south
9 south 12 and
10 room 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 go
13 go 14 to
14 to 15 bed
15 bed 16 at
16 at 17 once
17 once 19 "
18 . 19 "

lionel [hezekiah] went up-stairs , and went to bed at once . 
1 lionel 5 ,
3 went 4 up-stairs
3 went 5 ,
5 , 7 went
6 and 7 went
7 went 8 to
8 to 9 bed
9 bed 10 at
10 at 11 once
11 once 12 .

he was never sulky or disobedient . 
1 he 2 was
2 was 3 never
3 never 4 sulky
4 sulky 5 or
5 or 7 .
6 disobedient 7 .

salome listened to him as he stumped patiently up-stairs with a sob at every step , and her own eyes filled with tears . 
1 salome 2 listened
1 salome 9 up-stairs
2 listened 3 to
2 listened 4 him
4 him 6 he
5 as 6 he
6 he 7 stumped
7 stumped 8 patiently
9 up-stairs 13 at
10 with 12 sob
11 a 12 sob
12 sob 13 at
13 at 15 step
14 every 15 step
15 step 22 with
16 , 17 and
17 and 19 own
17 and 21 filled
18 her 19 own
19 own 20 eyes
21 filled 22 with
22 with 23 tears
23 tears 24 .

" now don't for pity 's sake go crying , [salome] , " said [judith] irritably . 
1 " 2 now
1 " 3 don't
1 " 8 go
3 don't 7 sake
4 for 5 pity
5 pity 6 's
6 's 7 sake
8 go 9 crying
8 go 12 ,
9 crying 10 ,
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 said
14 said 16 irritably
16 irritably 17 .

" [i] think [i] 've let him off very easily . 
1 " 3 think
3 think 7 him
5 've 6 let
6 let 7 him
7 him 8 off
8 off 9 very
9 very 10 easily
10 easily 11 .

he is enough to try the patience of a saint , and [i] never was that , " she added with entire truth . 
1 he 2 is
2 is 3 enough
2 is 4 to
4 to 5 try
5 try 8 of
5 try 18 "
6 the 7 patience
7 patience 8 of
8 of 12 and
9 a 10 saint
10 saint 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 14 never
14 never 15 was
16 that 17 ,
17 , 18 "
18 " 19 she
18 " 22 entire
19 she 20 added
20 added 21 with
22 entire 23 truth
22 entire 24 .

" but he isn't bad , " pleaded [salome] . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 he
2 but 4 isn't
3 he 4 isn't
4 isn't 6 ,
5 bad 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 pleaded
8 pleaded 10 .

" you know he never does anything the second time after he has been told it was wrong , never . " 
1 " 6 does
2 you 3 know
3 know 4 he
3 know 6 does
4 he 5 never
6 does 9 second
7 anything 8 the
8 the 9 second
9 second 13 has
10 time 11 after
10 time 13 has
11 after 12 he
13 has 15 told
14 been 15 told
15 told 16 it
16 it 19 ,
17 was 18 wrong
17 was 19 ,
19 , 20 never
19 , 21 .
21 . 22 "

" what good does that do when he is certain to do something new and twice as bad ? 
1 " 2 what
1 " 8 he
2 what 3 good
3 good 4 does
4 does 5 that
4 does 6 do
6 do 7 when
8 he 9 is
9 is 10 certain
10 certain 12 do
11 to 12 do
12 do 13 something
12 do 16 twice
13 something 14 new
14 new 15 and
16 twice 17 as
17 as 18 bad
18 bad 19 ?

i never saw anything like him for originating ideas of mischief . 
1 i 2 never
2 never 3 saw
3 saw 4 anything
4 anything 5 like
5 like 6 him
6 him 9 ideas
7 for 8 originating
8 originating 9 ideas
9 ideas 10 of
10 of 11 mischief
11 mischief 12 .

just look at what he has done in the past fortnight in one fortnight , [salome] . 
1 just 3 at
2 look 3 at
3 at 11 fortnight
4 what 5 he
5 he 7 done
6 has 7 done
7 done 10 past
8 in 9 the
9 the 10 past
10 past 11 fortnight
11 fortnight 12 in
12 in 13 one
13 one 15 ,
14 fortnight 15 ,
15 , 17 .

and eggs at twenty-eight cents a dozen ! 
1 and 2 eggs
2 eggs 3 at
3 at 4 twenty-eight
4 twenty-eight 5 cents
5 cents 8 !
6 a 7 dozen
6 a 8 !

i tell you , [salome] , [lionel] [hezekiah] is an expensive luxury . " 
1 i 2 tell
2 tell 3 you
2 tell 4 ,
4 , 6 ,
6 , 9 is
9 is 14 "
10 an 11 expensive
11 expensive 12 luxury
12 luxury 13 .
13 . 14 "

" but we couldn't do without him , " protested [salome] . 
1 " 2 but
1 " 4 couldn't
2 but 3 we
4 couldn't 5 do
5 do 6 without
6 without 8 ,
7 him 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 protested
10 protested 12 .

" [i] could . 
1 " 3 could
3 could 4 .

but as you can't , or think you can't , we 'll have to keep him , [i] suppose . 
1 but 2 as
1 but 11 we
2 as 3 you
3 you 6 or
4 can't 6 or
5 , 6 or
6 or 7 think
8 you 9 can't
9 can't 10 ,
10 , 11 we
11 we 17 ,
12 'll 13 have
13 have 14 to
14 to 15 keep
15 keep 16 him
16 him 17 ,
17 , 20 .
19 suppose 20 .

" there must be some way of managing him , " said [salome] desperately . 
1 " 3 must
2 there 3 must
3 must 4 be
4 be 6 way
5 some 6 way
6 way 7 of
7 of 8 managing
8 managing 10 ,
9 him 10 ,
10 , 11 "
11 " 15 .
12 said 14 desperately
14 desperately 15 .

she thought [judith] was in earnest about the tethering . 
1 she 2 thought
2 thought 4 was
4 was 10 .
5 in 6 earnest
6 earnest 7 about
7 about 8 the
8 the 9 tethering
9 tethering 10 .

judith was generally so terribly in earnest in all she said . 
1 judith 2 was
2 was 3 generally
2 was 6 in
3 generally 4 so
5 terribly 6 in
6 in 7 earnest
7 earnest 8 in
8 in 12 .
9 all 10 she
10 she 11 said
11 said 12 .

" perhaps it is because he has no other employment that he invents so many unheard-of things . 
1 " 2 perhaps
1 " 4 is
2 perhaps 3 it
4 is 5 because
4 is 7 has
5 because 6 he
7 has 8 no
8 no 9 other
9 other 10 employment
10 employment 18 .
11 that 12 he
12 he 13 invents
13 invents 14 so
14 so 15 many
15 many 16 unheard-of
16 unheard-of 17 things
17 things 18 .

if he had anything to occupy himself with perhaps if we sent him to school " 
1 if 2 he
1 if 3 had
2 he 3 had
3 had 5 to
4 anything 5 to
5 to 6 occupy
6 occupy 7 himself
6 occupy 10 if
7 himself 8 with
8 with 9 perhaps
10 if 11 we
10 if 12 sent
11 we 12 sent
12 sent 14 to
13 him 14 to
14 to 15 school
15 school 16 "

" he 's too young to go to school . 
1 " 2 he
1 " 3 's
3 's 5 young
4 too 5 young
5 young 6 to
6 to 7 go
7 go 9 school
8 to 9 school
9 school 10 .

father always said that no child should go to school until it was seven , and [i] don't mean [lionel] [hezekiah] shall . 
1 father 2 always
1 father 3 said
3 said 8 go
4 that 5 no
5 no 6 child
6 child 7 should
7 should 8 go
8 go 10 school
9 to 10 school
10 school 16 and
11 until 12 it
12 it 13 was
13 was 14 seven
14 seven 16 and
15 , 16 and
16 and 19 mean
18 don't 19 mean
19 mean 23 .
22 shall 23 .

well , [i] 'm going to take a pail of hot water and a brush , and see what [i] can do to that henhouse door . 
1 well 2 ,
1 well 16 ,
2 , 4 'm
2 , 9 pail
4 'm 7 take
5 going 6 to
6 to 7 take
8 a 9 pail
9 pail 10 of
10 of 13 and
11 hot 12 water
11 hot 13 and
13 and 15 brush
14 a 15 brush
16 , 18 see
17 and 18 see
18 see 23 to
19 what 21 can
19 what 23 to
21 can 22 do
23 to 27 .
24 that 25 henhouse
25 henhouse 26 door
26 door 27 .

i 've got my afternoon 's work cut out for me . " 
1 i 2 've
2 've 3 got
3 got 7 work
4 my 5 afternoon
5 afternoon 6 's
6 's 7 work
7 work 8 cut
7 work 10 for
8 cut 9 out
10 for 13 "
11 me 12 .
12 . 13 "

judith stood [salome] 's crutch up beside her , and departed to purify the henhouse door . 
1 judith 2 stood
2 stood 4 's
4 's 5 crutch
5 crutch 6 up
6 up 7 beside
6 up 11 departed
7 beside 8 her
9 , 10 and
9 , 11 departed
11 departed 13 purify
12 to 13 purify
13 purify 15 henhouse
14 the 15 henhouse
15 henhouse 17 .
16 door 17 .

she could not go up and comfort [lionel] [hezekiah] as she yearned to do , which was the reason [judith] had sent him up-stairs . 
1 she 21 had
2 could 3 not
3 not 4 go
4 go 13 to
5 up 6 and
5 up 12 yearned
6 and 7 comfort
7 comfort 10 as
10 as 11 she
12 yearned 13 to
13 to 14 do
14 do 15 ,
14 do 16 which
16 which 17 was
16 which 21 had
17 was 18 the
18 the 19 reason
21 had 22 sent
22 sent 23 him
22 sent 25 .
23 him 24 up-stairs

salome had not been up-stairs for fifteen years . 
1 salome 2 had
2 had 3 not
3 not 4 been
4 been 5 up-stairs
5 up-stairs 6 for
6 for 7 fifteen
7 fifteen 8 years
8 years 9 .

neither did she dare to call him out on the landing , lest [judith] return . 
1 neither 6 call
2 did 3 she
3 she 4 dare
4 dare 5 to
5 to 6 call
6 call 7 him
7 him 8 out
7 him 9 on
9 on 12 ,
10 the 11 landing
11 landing 12 ,
12 , 16 .
13 lest 15 return
15 return 16 .

besides , of course he must be punished ; he had been very naughty . 
1 besides 2 ,
1 besides 8 punished
2 , 4 course
3 of 4 course
4 course 5 he
6 must 7 be
7 be 8 punished
8 punished 9 ;
9 ; 10 he
10 he 11 had
11 had 13 very
12 been 13 very
13 very 15 .
14 naughty 15 .

" [i] don't hear a sound . 
1 " 3 don't
3 don't 4 hear
4 hear 6 sound
5 a 6 sound
6 sound 7 .

i suppose he has cried himself to sleep , poor , dear baby . 
1 i 2 suppose
2 suppose 3 he
2 suppose 8 sleep
3 he 4 has
4 has 7 to
5 cried 6 himself
6 himself 7 to
8 sleep 9 ,
9 , 11 ,
10 poor 11 ,
11 , 12 dear
12 dear 13 baby
13 baby 14 .

i wish [judith] didn't hate ministers so . 
1 i 2 wish
2 wish 4 didn't
4 didn't 5 hate
5 hate 6 ministers
6 ministers 8 .
7 so 8 .

i can never believe that [judith] and father were right ; [i] am sure they were not . 
1 i 2 can
1 i 7 and
2 can 4 believe
3 never 4 believe
4 believe 5 that
7 and 8 father
7 and 9 were
9 were 10 right
9 were 11 ;
11 ; 13 am
13 am 14 sure
14 sure 15 they
14 sure 17 not
15 they 16 were
17 not 18 .

there is a [god] , and [i] 'm afraid it 's terribly wicked not to go to church . 
1 there 2 is
2 is 3 a
2 is 13 wicked
5 , 8 'm
6 and 8 'm
8 'm 9 afraid
9 afraid 10 it
9 afraid 13 wicked
10 it 11 's
11 's 12 terribly
13 wicked 15 to
13 wicked 17 to
14 not 15 to
15 to 16 go
17 to 18 church
18 church 19 .

but there , nothing short of a miracle would convince [judith] ; so there is no use in thinking about it . 
1 but 2 there
1 but 4 nothing
2 there 3 ,
4 nothing 5 short
4 nothing 9 would
5 short 6 of
6 of 7 a
6 of 8 miracle
9 would 10 convince
10 convince 12 ;
12 ; 14 there
12 ; 15 is
13 so 14 there
15 is 17 use
15 is 22 .
16 no 17 use
17 use 18 in
18 in 19 thinking
19 thinking 20 about
20 about 21 it

yes , [lionel] [hezekiah] must have gone to sleep . " 
1 yes 2 ,
1 yes 5 must
5 must 6 have
6 have 8 to
7 gone 8 to
8 to 9 sleep
9 sleep 10 .
10 . 11 "

a year previously [lionel] [hezekiah] 's parents , [abner] and [martha] [smith] , had died , leaving a houseful of children and very little else . 
1 a 2 year
2 year 10 and
3 previously 6 's
6 's 7 parents
7 parents 10 and
8 , 10 and
10 and 15 died
13 , 14 had
14 had 15 died
15 died 22 and
16 , 17 leaving
17 leaving 19 houseful
17 leaving 22 and
18 a 19 houseful
19 houseful 20 of
20 of 21 children
22 and 26 .
23 very 24 little
23 very 25 else
25 else 26 .

at first [judith] had laughed at the idea ; but , when she found that [salome] was in earnest , she yielded . 
1 at 8 idea
2 first 4 had
4 had 5 laughed
5 laughed 6 at
6 at 7 the
7 the 8 idea
8 idea 9 ;
9 ; 17 was
10 but 11 ,
11 , 14 found
12 when 13 she
13 she 14 found
14 found 15 that
15 that 17 was
17 was 18 in
18 in 19 earnest
19 earnest 23 .
20 , 21 she
21 she 22 yielded
22 yielded 23 .

judith always gave [salome] her own way except on one point . 
1 judith 2 always
1 judith 3 gave
3 gave 6 own
3 gave 8 except
5 her 6 own
6 own 7 way
8 except 9 on
8 except 10 one
10 one 11 point
11 point 12 .

" if you want the child , [i] suppose you must have him , " she said finally . 
1 " 2 if
1 " 3 you
3 you 11 must
4 want 5 the
5 the 6 child
6 child 7 ,
7 , 9 suppose
9 suppose 10 you
9 suppose 11 must
11 must 15 "
12 have 13 him
12 have 14 ,
14 , 15 "
15 " 16 she
15 " 18 finally
16 she 17 said
18 finally 19 .

" [i] wish he had a civilized name , though . 
1 " 3 wish
3 wish 4 he
3 wish 7 civilized
4 he 5 had
6 a 7 civilized
7 civilized 10 though
8 name 9 ,
9 , 10 though
10 though 11 .

her judgment was the same clear through , from selecting husbands to names . " 
1 her 2 judgment
2 judgment 3 was
3 was 7 through
4 the 5 same
5 same 6 clear
6 clear 7 through
7 through 8 ,
8 , 11 husbands
9 from 10 selecting
10 selecting 11 husbands
11 husbands 12 to
11 husbands 14 .
12 to 13 names
14 . 15 "

so [lionel] [hezekiah] came into [judith] 's home and [salome] ['s] heart . 
1 so 4 came
4 came 5 into
5 into 13 .
7 's 8 home
7 's 9 and
8 home 9 and
9 and 12 heart
12 heart 13 .

the latter was permitted to love him all she pleased , but [judith] overlooked his training with a critical eye . 
1 the 2 latter
2 latter 3 was
3 was 6 love
4 permitted 5 to
5 to 6 love
6 love 7 him
7 him 11 ,
8 all 9 she
9 she 10 pleased
10 pleased 11 ,
11 , 21 .
12 but 14 overlooked
14 overlooked 16 training
15 his 16 training
16 training 17 with
17 with 20 eye
18 a 19 critical
18 a 20 eye
20 eye 21 .

possibly it was just as well , for [salome] might otherwise have ruined him with indulgence . 
1 possibly 2 it
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 just
4 just 5 as
5 as 6 well
6 well 13 ruined
7 , 8 for
7 , 11 otherwise
8 for 10 might
11 otherwise 12 have
12 have 13 ruined
13 ruined 14 him
14 him 15 with
15 with 16 indulgence
16 indulgence 17 .

she sat on the stairs until she fell asleep herself , her head pillowed on her arm . 
1 she 2 sat
1 she 8 fell
2 sat 3 on
3 on 4 the
4 the 5 stairs
5 stairs 6 until
6 until 7 she
8 fell 10 herself
8 fell 15 on
9 asleep 10 herself
10 herself 11 ,
11 , 13 head
12 her 13 head
13 head 14 pillowed
15 on 16 her
16 her 17 arm
17 arm 18 .

judith found her there when she came in , severe and triumphant , from her bout with the henhouse door . 
1 judith 2 found
1 judith 11 and
2 found 3 her
4 there 6 she
5 when 6 she
6 she 7 came
7 came 8 in
7 came 10 severe
8 in 9 ,
10 severe 11 and
11 and 12 triumphant
12 triumphant 14 from
13 , 14 from
14 from 16 bout
15 her 16 bout
16 bout 17 with
17 with 19 henhouse
18 the 19 henhouse
19 henhouse 20 door
19 henhouse 21 .

her face softened into marvelous tenderness as she looked at [salome] . 
1 her 2 face
2 face 3 softened
3 softened 4 into
3 softened 7 as
4 into 5 marvelous
5 marvelous 6 tenderness
7 as 8 she
8 she 9 looked
9 looked 10 at
10 at 12 .

" she 's nothing but a child herself in spite of her age , " she thought pityingly . 
1 " 9 in
2 she 3 's
3 's 4 nothing
4 nothing 5 but
5 but 7 child
6 a 7 child
7 child 8 herself
8 herself 9 in
9 in 14 ,
10 spite 11 of
11 of 12 her
12 her 13 age
13 age 14 ,
14 , 19 .
15 " 17 thought
16 she 17 thought
17 thought 18 pityingly
18 pityingly 19 .

" a child that 's had her whole life thwarted and spoiled through no fault of her own . 
1 " 2 a
2 a 19 .
3 child 4 that
4 that 5 's
5 's 15 fault
6 had 11 and
7 her 8 whole
8 whole 9 life
9 life 10 thwarted
10 thwarted 11 and
11 and 12 spoiled
12 spoiled 13 through
13 through 14 no
14 no 15 fault
15 fault 16 of
16 of 17 her
17 her 18 own
18 own 19 .

and yet folks say there is a [god] who is kind and good ! 
1 and 2 yet
2 yet 3 folks
3 folks 4 say
4 say 5 there
4 say 12 and
5 there 6 is
6 is 7 a
6 is 11 kind
9 who 10 is
9 who 11 kind
12 and 14 !
13 good 14 !

if there is a [god] , he is a cruel , jealous tyrant , and [i] hate [him] ! " 
1 if 2 there
2 there 3 is
3 is 15 and
4 a 13 tyrant
6 , 7 he
6 , 11 ,
7 he 8 is
9 a 10 cruel
10 cruel 11 ,
11 , 12 jealous
12 jealous 13 tyrant
13 tyrant 15 and
14 , 15 and
15 and 20 "
17 hate 19 !
19 ! 20 "

judith 's eyes were bitter and vindictive . 
1 judith 2 's
2 's 3 eyes
3 eyes 4 were
4 were 5 bitter
5 bitter 6 and
6 and 7 vindictive
7 vindictive 8 .

if [salome] could only walk like other women , [judith] told herself that she would not hate the great tyrannical [power] . 
1 if 8 women
3 could 4 only
3 could 5 walk
5 walk 6 like
6 like 7 other
7 other 8 women
8 women 11 told
9 , 11 told
11 told 16 not
12 herself 13 that
13 that 14 she
14 she 15 would
15 would 16 not
16 not 17 hate
17 hate 18 the
18 the 19 great
19 great 20 tyrannical
20 tyrannical 22 .

lionel [hezekiah] was subdued and angelic for four days after that affair of the henhouse door . 
1 lionel 7 for
3 was 5 and
4 subdued 5 and
5 and 6 angelic
6 angelic 7 for
7 for 9 days
8 four 9 days
9 days 10 after
10 after 12 affair
11 that 12 affair
12 affair 13 of
13 of 14 the
14 the 17 .
15 henhouse 16 door
16 door 17 .

then he broke out in a new place . 
1 then 2 he
2 he 3 broke
3 broke 4 out
3 broke 5 in
4 out 5 in
5 in 7 new
6 a 7 new
7 new 8 place
8 place 9 .

one afternoon he came in sobbing , with his golden curls full of burrs . 
1 one 2 afternoon
1 one 3 he
3 he 4 came
4 came 5 in
5 in 6 sobbing
6 sobbing 8 with
7 , 8 with
8 with 11 curls
9 his 10 golden
9 his 11 curls
10 golden 11 curls
11 curls 15 .
12 full 13 of
13 of 14 burrs
14 burrs 15 .

judith was not in , but [salome] dropped her crochet-work and gazed at him in dismay . 
1 judith 2 was
2 was 3 not
2 was 8 dropped
3 not 4 in
4 in 5 ,
5 , 6 but
8 dropped 11 and
9 her 10 crochet-work
10 crochet-work 11 and
11 and 12 gazed
12 gazed 13 at
12 gazed 15 in
13 at 14 him
15 in 16 dismay
16 dismay 17 .

" oh , [lionel] [hezekiah] , what have you gone and done now ? " 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 6 ,
2 oh 3 ,
6 , 8 have
7 what 8 have
8 have 9 you
9 you 10 gone
10 gone 11 and
11 and 13 now
12 done 13 now
13 now 14 ?
14 ? 15 "

" [i] [i] just stuck the burrs in ' cause [i] was playing [i] was a heathen chief , " sobbed [lionel] [hezekiah] . 
1 " 4 just
4 just 8 in
5 stuck 7 burrs
6 the 7 burrs
7 burrs 8 in
8 in 10 cause
9 ' 10 cause
10 cause 12 was
12 was 21 sobbed
13 playing 15 was
15 was 18 chief
16 a 17 heathen
16 a 18 chief
18 chief 20 "
19 , 20 "
20 " 21 sobbed
21 sobbed 24 .

" it was great fun while it lasted ; but , when [i] tried to take them out , it hurt awful . " 
1 " 5 fun
1 " 9 ;
2 it 3 was
3 was 4 great
4 great 5 fun
5 fun 8 lasted
6 while 7 it
6 while 8 lasted
9 ; 16 take
10 but 11 ,
10 but 14 tried
11 , 12 when
14 tried 15 to
14 tried 16 take
16 take 17 them
17 them 19 ,
18 out 19 ,
19 , 21 hurt
20 it 21 hurt
21 hurt 22 awful
22 awful 23 .
23 . 24 "

neither [salome] nor [lionel] [hezekiah] ever forgot the harrowing hour that followed . 
1 neither 3 nor
3 nor 7 forgot
6 ever 7 forgot
7 forgot 9 harrowing
8 the 9 harrowing
9 harrowing 10 hour
10 hour 12 followed
11 that 12 followed
12 followed 13 .

with the aid of comb and scissors , [salome] eventually got the burrs out of [lionel] [hezekiah] 's crop of curls . 
1 with 2 the
2 the 3 aid
3 aid 4 of
3 aid 18 's
4 of 5 comb
5 comb 6 and
6 and 7 scissors
6 and 11 got
7 scissors 10 eventually
8 , 10 eventually
11 got 13 burrs
11 got 15 of
12 the 13 burrs
13 burrs 14 out
18 's 19 crop
19 crop 20 of
19 crop 22 .
21 curls 22 .

it would be impossible to decide which of them suffered more in the process . 
1 it 2 would
2 would 3 be
3 be 4 impossible
3 be 5 to
5 to 6 decide
6 decide 10 suffered
7 which 8 of
7 which 10 suffered
8 of 9 them
10 suffered 11 more
11 more 12 in
12 in 14 process
13 the 14 process
14 process 15 .

salome cried as hard as [lionel] [hezekiah] did , and every snip of the scissors or tug at the silken floss cut into her heart . 
1 salome 4 hard
2 cried 3 as
3 as 4 hard
4 hard 5 as
5 as 16 or
8 did 9 ,
8 did 10 and
10 and 11 every
11 every 12 snip
12 snip 13 of
12 snip 16 or
13 of 14 the
14 the 15 scissors
16 or 17 tug
17 tug 26 .
18 at 19 the
19 the 20 silken
20 silken 21 floss
21 floss 22 cut
22 cut 23 into
23 into 24 her
24 her 25 heart
25 heart 26 .

" oh , [lionel] [hezekiah] , what does make you get into mischief so constantly ? " she sighed . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 13 mischief
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 6 ,
6 , 7 what
6 , 9 make
8 does 9 make
9 make 10 you
10 you 11 get
11 get 12 into
13 mischief 16 ?
14 so 15 constantly
15 constantly 16 ?
16 ? 17 "
17 " 18 she
18 she 19 sighed
19 sighed 20 .

lionel [hezekiah] frowned reflectively . 
1 lionel 3 frowned
3 frowned 4 reflectively
4 reflectively 5 .

" [i] don't know , " he finally announced , " unless it 's because you don't send me to [sunday] school . " 
1 " 14 's
3 don't 4 know
4 know 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 13 it
7 he 8 finally
8 finally 9 announced
9 announced 12 unless
10 , 11 "
10 , 12 unless
12 unless 13 it
13 it 14 's
14 's 15 because
14 's 19 me
15 because 16 you
15 because 18 send
16 you 17 don't
19 me 20 to
20 to 22 school
22 school 23 .
23 . 24 "

salome started as if an electric shock had passed through her frail body . 
1 salome 2 started
2 started 3 as
3 as 7 shock
4 if 5 an
5 an 6 electric
6 electric 7 shock
7 shock 8 had
8 had 10 through
9 passed 10 through
10 through 13 body
11 her 12 frail
11 her 13 body
13 body 14 .

" why , [lionel] [hezekiah] , " she stammered , " what put such and idea into your head ? " 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 8 she
2 why 3 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 she
8 she 9 stammered
9 stammered 11 "
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 what
11 " 15 and
12 what 14 such
13 put 14 such
15 and 16 idea
15 and 19 head
16 idea 17 into
18 your 19 head
19 head 20 ?
20 ? 21 "

i don't see how you can ' spect me to behave well when you won't send me to [sunday] school . 
1 i 6 can
2 don't 3 see
3 see 4 how
4 how 5 you
4 how 6 can
6 can 12 well
7 ' 8 spect
8 spect 9 me
8 spect 12 well
9 me 10 to
10 to 11 behave
12 well 16 send
13 when 14 you
14 you 15 won't
15 won't 16 send
16 send 17 me
17 me 18 to
18 to 21 .
20 school 21 .

" would you like to go ? " asked [salome] , almost in a whisper . 
1 " 4 like
2 would 3 you
3 you 4 like
4 like 5 to
5 to 11 ,
6 go 7 ?
7 ? 8 "
8 " 9 asked
9 asked 11 ,
11 , 12 almost
11 , 16 .
12 almost 13 in
13 in 15 whisper
14 a 15 whisper

" [i] 'd like it bully , " said [lionel] [hezekiah] frankly and succinctly . 
1 " 4 like
1 " 7 ,
3 'd 4 like
4 like 5 it
6 bully 7 ,
7 , 8 "
7 , 9 said
9 said 13 and
12 frankly 13 and
13 and 14 succinctly
14 succinctly 15 .

" oh , don't use such dreadful words , " sighed [salome] helplessly . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 5 use
3 , 4 don't
4 don't 5 use
5 use 6 such
6 such 8 words
7 dreadful 8 words
8 words 10 "
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 sighed
11 sighed 13 helplessly
11 sighed 14 .
13 helplessly 14 .

" [i] 'll see what can be done . 
1 " 4 see
3 'll 4 see
4 see 5 what
5 what 7 be
6 can 7 be
7 be 8 done
8 done 9 .

perhaps you can go . 
1 perhaps 2 you
2 you 3 can
3 can 4 go
4 go 5 .

i 'll ask your [aunt] [judith] . " 
1 i 2 'll
2 'll 3 ask
3 ask 4 your
4 your 7 .
7 . 8 "

" oh , [aunt] [judith] won't let me go , " said [lionel] [hezekiah] despondingly . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 7 let
2 oh 3 ,
6 won't 7 let
7 let 8 me
7 let 9 go
9 go 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 12 said
12 said 16 .
15 despondingly 16 .

" aunt [judith] doesn't believe there is any [god] or any bad place . 
1 " 5 believe
1 " 10 or
2 aunt 4 doesn't
4 doesn't 5 believe
5 believe 6 there
6 there 7 is
7 is 8 any
10 or 14 .
11 any 12 bad
12 bad 13 place
13 place 14 .

teddy [markham] says she doesn't . 
1 teddy 3 says
3 says 4 she
4 she 5 doesn't
5 doesn't 6 .

he says she 's an awful wicked woman ' cause she never goes to church . 
1 he 2 says
2 says 3 she
2 says 9 '
3 she 4 's
4 's 5 an
6 awful 7 wicked
6 awful 8 woman
7 wicked 8 woman
8 woman 9 '
9 ' 10 cause
10 cause 11 she
10 cause 13 goes
12 never 13 goes
13 goes 14 to
14 to 16 .
15 church 16 .

so you must be wicked too , [aunt] [salome] , ' cause you never go . 
1 so 2 you
2 you 3 must
3 must 7 ,
4 be 5 wicked
5 wicked 6 too
6 too 7 ,
7 , 10 ,
10 , 11 '
10 , 15 go
12 cause 13 you
13 you 15 go
14 never 15 go
15 go 16 .

why don't you ? " 
1 why 2 don't
2 don't 3 you
3 you 4 ?
4 ? 5 "

" your your [aunt] [judith] won't let me go , " faltered [salome] , more perplexed than she had ever been before in her life . 
1 " 12 faltered
1 " 23 in
2 your 3 your
3 your 6 won't
6 won't 7 let
7 let 8 me
7 let 10 ,
9 go 10 ,
10 , 11 "
10 , 12 faltered
12 faltered 14 ,
14 , 16 perplexed
15 more 16 perplexed
17 than 18 she
17 than 21 been
18 she 19 had
19 had 20 ever
21 been 22 before
21 been 23 in
23 in 25 life
24 her 25 life
25 life 26 .

" well , it doesn't seem to me that you have much fun on [sundays] , " remarked [lionel] [hezekiah] ponderingly . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 8 me
2 well 3 ,
3 , 6 seem
4 it 5 doesn't
5 doesn't 6 seem
6 seem 7 to
8 me 9 that
9 that 10 you
9 that 16 ,
10 you 11 have
11 have 13 fun
12 much 13 fun
13 fun 14 on
16 , 18 remarked
17 " 18 remarked
18 remarked 21 ponderingly
21 ponderingly 22 .

" [i] 'd have more if [i] was you . 
1 " 3 'd
3 'd 4 have
4 have 5 more
5 more 6 if
6 if 10 .
8 was 9 you
8 was 10 .

but [i] s'pose you can't ' cause you 're ladies . 
1 but 7 cause
3 s'pose 4 you
4 you 5 can't
5 can't 6 '
6 ' 7 cause
7 cause 8 you
8 you 9 're
9 're 10 ladies
10 ladies 11 .

i 'm glad [i] 'm a man . 
1 i 2 'm
2 'm 3 glad
3 glad 5 'm
5 'm 7 man
6 a 7 man
7 man 8 .

look at [abel] [blair] , what splendid times he has on [sundays] . 
1 look 2 at
2 at 5 ,
5 , 6 what
6 what 7 splendid
7 splendid 8 times
8 times 10 has
9 he 10 has
10 has 11 on
11 on 13 .

he never goes to church , but he goes fishing , and has cock-fights , and gets drunk . 
1 he 3 goes
1 he 11 ,
2 never 3 goes
3 goes 4 to
3 goes 5 church
5 church 6 ,
6 , 7 but
7 but 8 he
9 goes 10 fishing
9 goes 11 ,
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 has
12 and 14 cock-fights
12 and 16 and
14 cock-fights 16 and
15 , 16 and
16 and 17 gets
17 gets 18 drunk
18 drunk 19 .

when [i] grow up , [i] 'm going to do that on [sundays] too , since [i] won't be going to church . 
1 when 5 ,
3 grow 4 up
4 up 5 ,
5 , 15 ,
7 'm 8 going
7 'm 14 too
8 going 9 to
8 going 12 on
9 to 10 do
10 do 11 that
14 too 15 ,
15 , 19 be
16 since 18 won't
18 won't 19 be
19 be 20 going
20 going 21 to
21 to 22 church
22 church 23 .

i don't want to go to church , but [i] 'd like to go to [sunday] school . " 
1 i 2 don't
2 don't 3 want
3 want 4 to
3 want 12 like
4 to 5 go
5 go 6 to
5 go 7 church
7 church 8 ,
8 , 9 but
9 but 11 'd
12 like 14 go
13 to 14 go
14 go 17 school
15 to 17 school
17 school 18 .
18 . 19 "

salome listened in agony . 
1 salome 2 listened
2 listened 3 in
3 in 4 agony
4 agony 5 .

every word of [lionel] [hezekiah] 's stung her conscience [unbearably] . 
1 every 2 word
2 word 3 of
2 word 6 's
6 's 7 stung
7 stung 8 her
8 her 9 conscience
9 conscience 11 .

oh ! was it too late to undo the evil ? 
1 oh 5 too
2 ! 3 was
3 was 4 it
4 it 5 too
5 too 6 late
6 late 7 to
7 to 8 undo
8 undo 9 the
9 the 10 evil
10 evil 11 ?

when [judith] [returned] , [salome] blurted out the whole story . 
1 when 4 ,
4 , 6 blurted
6 blurted 7 out
7 out 8 the
8 the 9 whole
9 whole 10 story
10 story 11 .

" [lionel] [hezekiah] must go to [sunday] school , " she concluded appealingly . 
1 " 6 to
4 must 5 go
5 go 6 to
6 to 8 school
8 school 10 "
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 she
10 " 13 appealingly
11 she 12 concluded
12 concluded 13 appealingly
13 appealingly 14 .

judith 's face hardened until it was as if cut in stone . 
1 judith 2 's
2 's 3 face
3 face 4 hardened
4 hardened 5 until
5 until 6 it
5 until 7 was
6 it 7 was
7 was 9 if
8 as 9 if
9 if 10 cut
10 cut 11 in
11 in 12 stone
12 stone 13 .

" no , he shall not , " she said stubbornly . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 ,
3 , 8 "
4 he 5 shall
5 shall 6 not
6 not 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 9 she
9 she 12 .
10 said 11 stubbornly
11 stubbornly 12 .

" no one living in my household shall ever go to church or [sunday] school . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 7 household
3 one 4 living
4 living 5 in
5 in 6 my
6 my 7 household
7 household 10 go
8 shall 9 ever
9 ever 10 go
10 go 11 to
11 to 13 or
12 church 13 or
13 or 15 school
15 school 16 .

you know exactly how [i] feel on this subject , [salome] ; [i] believe just as father did . 
1 you 6 feel
2 know 3 exactly
3 exactly 4 how
4 how 6 feel
6 feel 7 on
7 on 10 ,
8 this 9 subject
9 subject 10 ,
10 , 12 ;
12 ; 14 believe
12 ; 19 .
15 just 16 as
16 as 17 father
17 father 18 did
18 did 19 .

you know he hated churches and churchgoing . 
1 you 2 know
2 know 3 he
3 he 4 hated
4 hated 5 churches
5 churches 6 and
6 and 7 churchgoing
7 churchgoing 8 .

and was there ever a better , kinder , more lovable man ? " 
1 and 2 was
1 and 6 better
2 was 3 there
3 there 4 ever
4 ever 5 a
6 better 7 ,
7 , 8 kinder
8 kinder 9 ,
8 kinder 11 lovable
9 , 10 more
9 , 11 lovable
11 lovable 12 man
12 man 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

" mother believed in [god] ; mother always went to church , " pleaded [salome] . 
1 " 2 mother
1 " 6 ;
2 mother 3 believed
3 believed 4 in
6 ; 7 mother
6 ; 9 went
7 mother 8 always
8 always 9 went
9 went 13 "
10 to 12 ,
11 church 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 pleaded
14 pleaded 16 .

" mother was weak and superstitious , just as you are , " retorted [judith] inflexibly . 
1 " 2 mother
1 " 8 just
2 mother 3 was
3 was 5 and
4 weak 5 and
5 and 6 superstitious
6 superstitious 7 ,
8 just 9 as
9 as 10 you
9 as 14 retorted
10 you 11 are
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 retorted
14 retorted 16 inflexibly
16 inflexibly 17 .

" [i] tell you , [salome] , [i] don't believe there is a [god] . 
1 " 3 tell
3 tell 4 you
3 tell 5 ,
5 , 7 ,
7 , 9 don't
9 don't 10 believe
10 believe 11 there
11 there 12 is
12 is 13 a
12 is 15 .

but , if there is , [he] is cruel and unjust , and [i] hate [him] . " 
1 but 6 ,
2 , 3 if
3 if 4 there
4 there 5 is
5 is 6 ,
6 , 8 is
8 is 9 cruel
9 cruel 12 ,
10 and 11 unjust
11 unjust 12 ,
12 , 13 and
13 and 15 hate
13 and 17 .
17 . 18 "

" [judith] ! " gasped [salome] , aghast at the impiety . 
1 " 4 "
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 gasped
5 gasped 8 aghast
7 , 8 aghast
8 aghast 11 impiety
9 at 10 the
10 the 11 impiety
11 impiety 12 .

she half expected to see her sister struck dead at her feet . 
1 she 3 expected
2 half 3 expected
3 expected 4 to
3 expected 5 see
4 to 5 see
5 see 7 sister
6 her 7 sister
7 sister 8 struck
8 struck 9 dead
9 dead 10 at
10 at 12 feet
11 her 12 feet
12 feet 13 .

" [i] mean every word [i] say . 
1 " 3 mean
3 mean 4 every
4 every 5 word
5 word 7 say
7 say 8 .

but , when you were struck down like that , [i] knew father was right . " 
1 but 2 ,
1 but 4 you
2 , 3 when
4 you 5 were
5 were 6 struck
6 struck 7 down
7 down 8 like
8 like 9 that
9 that 14 was
10 , 12 knew
12 knew 13 father
13 father 14 was
14 was 17 "
15 right 16 .
16 . 17 "

for a moment [salome] quailed . 
1 for 3 moment
2 a 3 moment
3 moment 5 quailed
5 quailed 6 .

she felt that she could not , dare not , stand out against [judith] . 
1 she 2 felt
1 she 7 ,
2 felt 3 that
3 that 4 she
3 that 5 could
5 could 6 not
5 could 7 ,
7 , 8 dare
8 dare 9 not
9 not 10 ,
10 , 11 stand
11 stand 12 out
12 out 13 against
13 against 15 .

for her own sake she could not have done so , but the thought of [lionel] [hezekiah] nerved her to desperation . 
1 for 3 own
1 for 4 sake
2 her 3 own
4 sake 5 she
4 sake 9 done
5 she 6 could
6 could 7 not
7 not 8 have
9 done 10 so
10 so 11 ,
11 , 12 but
12 but 14 thought
12 but 18 nerved
13 the 14 thought
14 thought 15 of
14 thought 18 nerved
18 nerved 19 her
18 nerved 20 to
20 to 21 desperation
21 desperation 22 .

she struck her thin , bleached little hands wildly together . 
1 she 2 struck
2 struck 3 her
3 her 4 thin
4 thin 6 bleached
5 , 6 bleached
6 bleached 9 wildly
7 little 8 hands
8 hands 9 wildly
9 wildly 10 together
10 together 11 .

" [judith] , [i] 'm going to church to-morrow , " she cried . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 5 'm
5 'm 7 to
6 going 7 to
7 to 9 to-morrow
8 church 9 to-morrow
9 to-morrow 11 "
10 , 11 "
11 " 13 cried
12 she 13 cried
13 cried 14 .

" [i] tell you [i] am , [i] won't set [lionel] [hezekiah] a bad example one day longer . 
1 " 4 you
3 tell 4 you
4 you 6 am
6 am 10 set
7 , 9 won't
9 won't 10 set
10 set 16 one
13 a 14 bad
14 bad 15 example
15 example 16 one
16 one 18 longer
17 day 18 longer
18 longer 19 .

salome dissolved into her ready tears , and cried most of the night . 
1 salome 2 dissolved
1 salome 8 and
2 dissolved 3 into
3 into 4 her
4 her 6 tears
5 ready 6 tears
6 tears 7 ,
8 and 9 cried
9 cried 10 most
10 most 11 of
11 of 12 the
12 the 14 .
13 night 14 .

but her resolution did not fail . 
1 but 2 her
1 but 3 resolution
3 resolution 4 did
4 did 5 not
5 not 6 fail
6 fail 7 .

go to church she would , for that dear baby 's sake . 
1 go 2 to
2 to 3 church
3 church 4 she
4 she 5 would
5 would 7 for
6 , 7 for
7 for 10 baby
8 that 10 baby
9 dear 10 baby
10 baby 11 's
11 's 12 sake
12 sake 13 .

judith would not speak to her at breakfast , and this almost broke [salome] 's heart ; but she dared not yield . 
1 judith 2 would
1 judith 10 and
2 would 3 not
3 not 4 speak
4 speak 5 to
5 to 6 her
7 at 8 breakfast
8 breakfast 9 ,
9 , 10 and
10 and 11 this
10 and 12 almost
12 almost 13 broke
13 broke 15 's
15 's 23 .
16 heart 17 ;
17 ; 19 she
18 but 19 she
19 she 20 dared
20 dared 21 not
20 dared 22 yield
22 yield 23 .

after breakfast , she limped painfully into her room , and still more painfully dressed herself . 
1 after 2 breakfast
1 after 5 limped
2 breakfast 3 ,
3 , 4 she
5 limped 10 ,
6 painfully 7 into
7 into 8 her
8 her 9 room
9 room 10 ,
10 , 13 more
11 and 12 still
11 and 13 more
13 more 14 painfully
14 painfully 15 dressed
15 dressed 16 herself
16 herself 17 .

when she was ready , she took a little old worn [bible] out of her box . 
1 when 2 she
2 she 5 ,
3 was 4 ready
3 was 5 ,
5 , 7 took
6 she 7 took
7 took 11 worn
8 a 9 little
9 little 10 old
10 old 11 worn
11 worn 13 out
13 out 14 of
14 of 15 her
15 her 16 box
16 box 17 .

when she limped out into the kitchen , [judith] looked up with a hard face . 
1 when 7 kitchen
2 she 3 limped
3 limped 4 out
3 limped 5 into
5 into 6 the
6 the 7 kitchen
7 kitchen 8 ,
8 , 10 looked
10 looked 11 up
11 up 12 with
12 with 16 .
13 a 14 hard
13 a 15 face
15 face 16 .

salome , strung up to the last pitch of nervous tension , felt intuitively the significance of that closed door . 
1 salome 2 ,
1 salome 4 up
2 , 3 strung
4 up 16 significance
5 to 6 the
6 the 7 last
7 last 8 pitch
8 pitch 9 of
9 of 10 nervous
10 nervous 11 tension
10 nervous 14 intuitively
11 tension 12 ,
12 , 13 felt
14 intuitively 15 the
15 the 16 significance
16 significance 17 of
17 of 18 that
18 that 20 door
19 closed 20 door
20 door 21 .

for a moment she wavered oh , she could not go against [judith] ! 
1 for 3 moment
2 a 3 moment
3 moment 4 she
3 moment 7 ,
4 she 5 wavered
5 wavered 6 oh
7 , 9 could
8 she 9 could
9 could 10 not
10 not 11 go
11 go 12 against
12 against 14 !

she was all but turning back to her room when [lionel] [hezekiah] came running in , and paused to look at her admiringly . 
1 she 2 was
2 was 9 room
2 was 15 in
3 all 4 but
4 but 5 turning
5 turning 6 back
6 back 7 to
7 to 8 her
8 her 9 room
10 when 13 came
13 came 14 running
14 running 15 in
15 in 17 and
16 , 17 and
17 and 20 look
18 paused 19 to
19 to 20 look
20 look 21 at
21 at 24 .
22 her 23 admiringly
23 admiringly 24 .

" you look just bully , [aunt] [salome] , " he said . 
1 " 2 you
1 " 6 ,
2 you 3 look
3 look 4 just
4 just 5 bully
6 , 10 "
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 he
11 he 12 said
12 said 13 .

" where are you going ? " 
1 " 2 where
2 where 3 are
3 are 4 you
4 you 5 going
5 going 6 ?
6 ? 7 "

" don't use that word , [lionel] [hezekiah] , " pleaded [salome] . 
1 " 2 don't
2 don't 3 use
3 use 4 that
4 that 5 word
4 that 9 ,
5 word 6 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 pleaded
11 pleaded 13 .

" [i] 'm going to church . " 
1 " 3 'm
3 'm 4 going
4 going 5 to
5 to 6 church
6 church 7 .
7 . 8 "

" take me with you , " said [lionel] [hezekiah] promptly . 
1 " 2 take
2 take 3 me
2 take 6 ,
3 me 4 with
4 with 5 you
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 said
8 said 11 promptly
11 promptly 12 .

salome shook her head . 
1 salome 2 shook
2 shook 3 her
3 her 4 head
4 head 5 .

" [i] can't , dear . 
1 " 3 can't
3 can't 4 ,
4 , 5 dear
5 dear 6 .

your [aunt] [judith] wouldn't [like] it . 
1 your 7 .
4 wouldn't 6 it
4 wouldn't 7 .

perhaps she will let you go after a while . 
1 perhaps 4 let
2 she 3 will
3 will 4 let
4 let 5 you
5 you 6 go
6 go 7 after
6 go 9 while
8 a 9 while
9 while 10 .

now do be a good boy while [i] am away , won't you ? 
1 now 3 be
1 now 7 while
2 do 3 be
4 a 5 good
5 good 6 boy
6 boy 7 while
7 while 9 am
9 am 10 away
10 away 11 ,
11 , 12 won't
12 won't 13 you
13 you 14 ?

don't do any naughty things . " 
1 don't 2 do
2 do 3 any
3 any 4 naughty
4 naughty 5 things
5 things 6 .
6 . 7 "

" [i] won't do them if [i] know they 're naughty , " conceded [lionel] [hezekiah] . 
1 " 3 won't
1 " 4 do
4 do 5 them
4 do 8 know
6 if 8 know
8 know 13 "
9 they 10 're
10 're 11 naughty
11 naughty 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 14 conceded
14 conceded 17 .

" but that 's just the trouble ; [i] don't know what 's naughty and what ain't . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 that
3 that 4 's
4 's 5 just
4 's 7 trouble
6 the 7 trouble
7 trouble 8 ;
8 ; 11 know
10 don't 11 know
11 know 18 .
12 what 13 's
12 what 17 ain't
13 's 14 naughty
15 and 16 what
16 what 17 ain't
17 ain't 18 .

prob'ly if [i] went to [sunday] school [i] 'd find out . " 
1 prob'ly 2 if
2 if 4 went
4 went 7 school
4 went 10 find
5 to 7 school
9 'd 10 find
10 find 11 out
11 out 12 .
12 . 13 "

salome limped out of the yard and down the lane bordered by its asters and goldenrod . 
1 salome 2 limped
2 limped 4 of
3 out 4 of
4 of 7 and
5 the 6 yard
6 yard 7 and
7 and 11 bordered
8 down 10 lane
9 the 10 lane
10 lane 11 bordered
11 bordered 12 by
12 by 15 and
13 its 14 asters
14 asters 15 and
15 and 16 goldenrod
16 goldenrod 17 .

fortunately the church was just outside the lane , across the main road ; but [salome] found it hard to cover even that short distance . 
1 fortunately 13 road
1 fortunately 20 to
2 the 3 church
3 church 4 was
4 was 5 just
5 just 6 outside
6 outside 13 road
7 the 8 lane
8 lane 9 ,
9 , 12 main
10 across 11 the
11 the 12 main
12 main 13 road
14 ; 19 hard
15 but 17 found
15 but 18 it
18 it 19 hard
19 hard 20 to
20 to 21 cover
21 cover 22 even
22 even 26 .
23 that 24 short
24 short 25 distance
25 distance 26 .

she felt almost exhausted when she reached the church and toiled painfully up the aisle to her mother 's old pew . 
1 she 10 and
2 felt 3 almost
3 almost 4 exhausted
4 exhausted 6 she
5 when 6 she
6 she 7 reached
7 reached 9 church
7 reached 10 and
8 the 9 church
10 and 13 up
11 toiled 12 painfully
12 painfully 13 up
13 up 15 aisle
14 the 15 aisle
15 aisle 16 to
16 to 17 her
17 her 18 mother
18 mother 19 's
19 's 22 .
20 old 21 pew
21 pew 22 .

she laid her crutch on the seat , and sank into the corner by the window with a sigh of relief . 
1 she 2 laid
2 laid 4 crutch
3 her 4 crutch
4 crutch 10 sank
5 on 6 the
6 the 7 seat
7 seat 8 ,
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 sank
10 sank 11 into
11 into 13 corner
12 the 13 corner
13 corner 14 by
14 by 16 window
15 the 16 window
16 window 17 with
17 with 19 sigh
18 a 19 sigh
19 sigh 20 of
20 of 22 .
21 relief 22 .

she had elected to come early so that she might get there before the rest of the people . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 elected
3 elected 4 to
3 elected 15 rest
4 to 5 come
5 come 6 early
6 early 8 that
7 so 8 that
8 that 9 she
8 that 11 get
9 she 10 might
10 might 11 get
11 get 12 there
12 there 13 before
14 the 15 rest
15 rest 16 of
16 of 19 .
17 the 18 people
18 people 19 .

the big building , shadowy from the great elms around it , was very still . 
1 the 2 big
2 big 5 shadowy
3 building 4 ,
4 , 5 shadowy
5 shadowy 6 from
6 from 7 the
7 the 8 great
8 great 9 elms
8 great 12 ,
9 elms 10 around
10 around 11 it
12 , 13 was
13 was 14 very
14 very 16 .
15 still 16 .

a faint murmur came from the closed room behind the pulpit where the rest of the [sunday] school was assembled . 
1 a 3 murmur
2 faint 3 murmur
3 murmur 4 came
4 came 5 from
4 came 9 behind
6 the 7 closed
7 closed 8 room
8 room 9 behind
9 behind 11 pulpit
10 the 11 pulpit
11 pulpit 12 where
12 where 14 rest
13 the 14 rest
14 rest 15 of
14 rest 19 was
15 of 16 the
16 the 18 school
19 was 20 assembled
20 assembled 21 .

in front of the pulpit was a stand bearing tall white geraniums in luxuriant blossom . 
1 in 2 front
2 front 3 of
3 of 4 the
4 the 5 pulpit
5 pulpit 6 was
6 was 13 in
7 a 8 stand
8 stand 9 bearing
9 bearing 10 tall
10 tall 11 white
11 white 12 geraniums
12 geraniums 13 in
13 in 14 luxuriant
14 luxuriant 16 .
15 blossom 16 .

the light fell through the stained-glass window in a soft tangle of hues upon the floor . 
1 the 2 light
1 the 7 window
2 light 3 fell
2 light 4 through
4 through 5 the
5 the 6 stained-glass
7 window 8 in
8 in 11 tangle
9 a 10 soft
10 soft 11 tangle
11 tangle 12 of
12 of 13 hues
13 hues 14 upon
14 upon 16 floor
15 the 16 floor
16 floor 17 .

salome felt a sense of peace and happiness fill her heart . 
1 salome 2 felt
2 felt 3 a
2 felt 4 sense
4 sense 6 peace
5 of 6 peace
6 peace 7 and
7 and 8 happiness
7 and 11 heart
9 fill 10 her
10 her 11 heart
11 heart 12 .

even [judith] 's anger lost its importance . 
1 even 3 's
3 's 4 anger
4 anger 5 lost
5 lost 6 its
6 its 7 importance
7 importance 8 .

she leaned her head against the window-sill , and gave herself up to the flood of tender old recollections that swept over her . 
1 she 8 ,
2 leaned 3 her
3 her 4 head
4 head 5 against
5 against 6 the
6 the 7 window-sill
7 window-sill 8 ,
8 , 9 and
8 , 13 to
10 gave 11 herself
11 herself 12 up
11 herself 13 to
13 to 15 flood
14 the 15 flood
15 flood 16 of
15 flood 21 swept
16 of 17 tender
17 tender 19 recollections
18 old 19 recollections
20 that 21 swept
21 swept 22 over
22 over 24 .
23 her 24 .

memory went back to the years of her childhood when she had sat in this pew every [sunday] with her mother . 
1 memory 6 years
2 went 3 back
2 went 4 to
4 to 5 the
5 the 6 years
6 years 7 of
7 of 8 her
8 her 9 childhood
9 childhood 13 sat
10 when 11 she
11 she 12 had
12 had 13 sat
13 sat 14 in
14 in 15 this
15 this 16 pew
16 pew 22 .
17 every 19 with
19 with 21 mother
20 her 21 mother
21 mother 22 .

judith had come then , too , always seeming grown up to [salome] by reason of her ten years ' seniority . 
1 judith 2 had
2 had 3 come
3 come 9 seeming
4 then 6 too
4 then 7 ,
5 , 6 too
7 , 8 always
7 , 9 seeming
8 always 9 seeming
9 seeming 10 grown
10 grown 12 to
11 up 12 to
12 to 19 years
14 by 15 reason
15 reason 16 of
16 of 17 her
17 her 19 years
18 ten 19 years
19 years 22 .
20 ' 21 seniority
21 seniority 22 .

her tall , dark , reserved father never came . 
1 her 2 tall
2 tall 3 ,
3 , 6 reserved
4 dark 5 ,
4 dark 6 reserved
6 reserved 7 father
7 father 8 never
8 never 9 came
9 came 10 .

salome knew that the [carmody] people called him an infidel , and looked upon him as a very wicked man . 
1 salome 2 knew
1 salome 12 and
2 knew 3 that
3 that 7 called
4 the 6 people
6 people 7 called
7 called 8 him
9 an 10 infidel
10 infidel 12 and
11 , 12 and
12 and 13 looked
12 and 14 upon
14 upon 15 him
15 him 21 .
16 as 18 very
16 as 19 wicked
17 a 18 very
19 wicked 20 man
20 man 21 .

but he had not been wicked ; he had been good and kind in his own odd way . 
1 but 2 he
1 but 6 wicked
2 he 3 had
3 had 5 been
4 not 5 been
6 wicked 12 and
7 ; 8 he
7 ; 9 had
9 had 10 been
10 been 11 good
11 good 12 and
12 and 13 kind
13 kind 16 own
14 in 15 his
15 his 16 own
16 own 17 odd
17 odd 18 way
18 way 19 .

judith [marsh] loved her little sister with an intensity that was maternal . 
1 judith 3 loved
3 loved 6 sister
4 her 6 sister
5 little 6 sister
6 sister 7 with
7 with 9 intensity
8 an 9 intensity
9 intensity 10 that
9 intensity 11 was
11 was 12 maternal
12 maternal 13 .

she would have a vicarious youth in [salome] ['s] . 
1 she 2 would
2 would 3 have
3 have 5 vicarious
4 a 5 vicarious
5 vicarious 7 in
6 youth 7 in
7 in 10 .

all went according to [judith] 's planning until [salome] was eighteen , and then trouble after trouble came . 
1 all 2 went
2 went 3 according
3 according 10 was
4 to 6 's
6 's 7 planning
7 planning 8 until
8 until 10 was
10 was 11 eighteen
11 eighteen 14 then
12 , 13 and
12 , 14 then
14 then 18 came
15 trouble 16 after
16 after 17 trouble
16 after 18 came
18 came 19 .

everything possible was done for her . 
1 everything 2 possible
2 possible 3 was
3 was 4 done
4 done 5 for
5 for 6 her
6 her 7 .

one and all , the great doctors failed . 
1 one 2 and
1 one 4 ,
2 and 3 all
4 , 6 great
5 the 6 great
6 great 7 doctors
7 doctors 8 failed
8 failed 9 .

" [i] should have stood out against her for conscience ' sake , " reflected [salome] in her pew self-reproachfully . 
1 " 3 should
1 " 14 "
3 should 4 have
4 have 5 stood
5 stood 6 out
6 out 7 against
6 out 9 for
7 against 8 her
9 for 10 conscience
10 conscience 11 '
11 ' 13 ,
12 sake 13 ,
14 " 15 reflected
15 reflected 17 in
17 in 18 her
18 her 19 pew
19 pew 20 self-reproachfully
20 self-reproachfully 21 .

" but , [o] dear , [i] 'm afraid she 'll never forgive me , and how can [i] live if she doesn't ? 
1 " 8 'm
2 but 3 ,
3 , 5 dear
5 dear 6 ,
5 dear 8 'm
8 'm 9 afraid
9 afraid 10 she
9 afraid 12 never
10 she 11 'll
12 never 18 can
13 forgive 14 me
14 me 15 ,
15 , 16 and
16 and 17 how
16 and 18 can
18 can 20 live
20 live 24 ?
21 if 22 she
21 if 23 doesn't
23 doesn't 24 ?

but [i] must endure it [for] [lionel] [hezekiah] 's sake ; my weakness has perhaps done him great harm already . 
1 but 4 endure
3 must 4 endure
4 endure 5 it
5 it 9 's
9 's 10 sake
10 sake 13 weakness
11 ; 12 my
12 my 13 weakness
13 weakness 14 has
14 has 15 perhaps
14 has 18 great
15 perhaps 17 him
16 done 17 him
18 great 21 .
19 harm 20 already
20 already 21 .

oh , if [i] 've left it till too late ! " 
1 oh 5 've
2 , 3 if
3 if 5 've
5 've 6 left
6 left 7 it
7 it 9 too
8 till 9 too
9 too 10 late
10 late 12 "
11 ! 12 "

when the people began to come in , [salome] felt painfully the curious glances directed at her . 
1 when 4 began
2 the 3 people
3 people 4 began
4 began 5 to
4 began 10 felt
5 to 6 come
6 come 7 in
7 in 8 ,
10 felt 11 painfully
11 painfully 14 glances
12 the 13 curious
12 the 14 glances
14 glances 15 directed
15 directed 16 at
16 at 17 her
17 her 18 .

she could see her home and its back yard plainly , with [lionel] [hezekiah] making mud-pies joyfully in the corner . 
1 she 2 could
1 she 6 and
2 could 5 home
3 see 4 her
4 her 5 home
6 and 7 its
7 its 12 with
8 back 9 yard
9 yard 10 plainly
10 plainly 11 ,
11 , 12 with
12 with 20 corner
15 making 16 mud-pies
15 making 18 in
16 mud-pies 17 joyfully
18 in 19 the
19 the 20 corner
20 corner 21 .

presently she saw [judith] come out of the house and stride away to the pine wood behind it . 
1 presently 2 she
1 presently 3 saw
3 saw 7 of
5 come 7 of
6 out 7 of
7 of 9 house
8 the 9 house
9 house 10 and
10 and 11 stride
10 and 12 away
12 away 13 to
12 away 19 .
13 to 16 wood
14 the 16 wood
15 pine 16 wood
16 wood 17 behind
17 behind 18 it

judith always betook herself to the pines in time of mental stress and strain . 
1 judith 2 always
2 always 4 herself
3 betook 4 herself
4 herself 7 pines
5 to 6 the
6 the 7 pines
7 pines 8 in
8 in 13 and
9 time 10 of
10 of 11 mental
11 mental 12 stress
12 stress 13 and
13 and 14 strain
14 strain 15 .

salome could see the sunlight shining on [lionel] [hezekiah] ['s] bare head as he mixed his pies . 
1 salome 2 could
2 could 3 see
3 see 7 on
4 the 5 sunlight
5 sunlight 6 shining
6 shining 7 on
7 on 11 bare
11 bare 12 head
12 head 14 he
13 as 14 he
14 he 15 mixed
15 mixed 17 pies
16 his 17 pies
17 pies 18 .

in the pleasure of watching him she forgot where she was and the curious eyes turned on her . 
1 in 3 pleasure
2 the 3 pleasure
3 pleasure 8 forgot
4 of 5 watching
5 watching 6 him
6 him 7 she
7 she 8 forgot
8 forgot 9 where
9 where 10 she
9 where 11 was
10 she 11 was
11 was 14 curious
12 and 13 the
13 the 14 curious
14 curious 19 .
15 eyes 16 turned
16 turned 17 on
16 turned 19 .
17 on 18 her

salome clasped her hands in agony . 
1 salome 2 clasped
2 clasped 3 her
3 her 4 hands
4 hands 5 in
5 in 6 agony
6 agony 7 .

what if the child should fall ? 
1 what 5 should
2 if 4 child
3 the 4 child
4 child 5 should
5 should 6 fall
6 fall 7 ?

oh ! why had [judith] gone away and left him alone ? 
1 oh 2 !
1 oh 4 had
3 why 4 had
4 had 6 gone
6 gone 7 away
7 away 8 and
8 and 9 left
9 left 10 him
9 left 11 alone
11 alone 12 ?

what if what if and then , while her brain with lightning-like rapidity pictured forth a dozen possible catastrophes , something really did happen . 
1 what 10 brain
2 if 5 and
3 what 4 if
3 what 5 and
5 and 6 then
6 then 7 ,
7 , 9 her
7 , 10 brain
8 while 9 her
9 her 10 brain
10 brain 19 catastrophes
11 with 12 lightning-like
12 lightning-like 13 rapidity
13 rapidity 14 pictured
14 pictured 15 forth
15 forth 17 dozen
15 forth 18 possible
16 a 17 dozen
18 possible 19 catastrophes
19 catastrophes 22 really
20 , 21 something
20 , 22 really
22 really 23 did
23 did 24 happen
24 happen 25 .

every man , woman , and child in the [carmody] church followed her , even to the minister , who had just announced his text . 
1 every 2 man
1 every 6 and
2 man 3 ,
2 man 4 woman
5 , 6 and
6 and 12 followed
7 child 8 in
8 in 9 the
9 the 11 church
11 church 12 followed
12 followed 13 her
13 her 25 text
14 , 15 even
15 even 18 minister
16 to 17 the
17 the 18 minister
18 minister 20 who
19 , 20 who
20 who 21 had
20 who 22 just
22 just 23 announced
23 announced 24 his
23 announced 25 text
25 text 26 .

when they got out , [salome] was already half-way up her lane , running wildly . 
1 when 2 they
2 they 5 ,
3 got 4 out
3 got 5 ,
5 , 9 half-way
7 was 8 already
8 already 9 half-way
9 half-way 12 lane
10 up 11 her
11 her 12 lane
12 lane 14 running
13 , 14 running
14 running 15 wildly
15 wildly 16 .

in her heart was room for but one agonized thought . 
1 in 2 her
2 her 3 heart
3 heart 4 was
4 was 5 room
5 room 6 for
6 for 7 but
7 but 8 one
7 but 9 agonized
9 agonized 10 thought
10 thought 11 .

would [lionel] [hezekiah] be drowned before she reached him ? 
1 would 4 be
4 be 5 drowned
5 drowned 6 before
6 before 7 she
7 she 8 reached
8 reached 9 him
8 reached 10 ?

but [salome] saw nobody . 
1 but 3 saw
3 saw 4 nobody
4 nobody 5 .

she flung herself against the hogshead and looked in , sick with terror at what she might see . 
1 she 2 flung
1 she 7 and
2 flung 3 herself
3 herself 4 against
5 the 6 hogshead
6 hogshead 7 and
7 and 8 looked
8 looked 9 in
9 in 10 ,
10 , 11 sick
11 sick 12 with
12 with 13 terror
13 terror 19 .
14 at 15 what
15 what 16 she
15 what 18 see
16 she 17 might
18 see 19 .

what she did see was [lionel] [hezekiah] sitting on the bottom of the hogshead in water that came only to his waist . 
1 what 3 did
1 what 5 was
2 she 3 did
4 see 5 was
5 was 8 sitting
8 sitting 11 bottom
9 on 10 the
10 the 11 bottom
11 bottom 12 of
11 bottom 18 came
12 of 14 hogshead
13 the 14 hogshead
15 in 16 water
15 in 17 that
17 that 18 came
18 came 20 to
19 only 20 to
20 to 22 waist
21 his 22 waist
22 waist 23 .

he was looking rather dazed and bewildered , but was apparently quite uninjured . 
1 he 2 was
1 he 6 and
2 was 3 looking
3 looking 4 rather
4 rather 5 dazed
6 and 11 apparently
7 bewildered 8 ,
8 , 9 but
9 but 10 was
10 was 11 apparently
11 apparently 12 quite
12 quite 14 .
13 uninjured 14 .

the yard was full of people , but nobody had as yet said a word ; awe and wonder held everybody in spellbound silence . 
1 the 2 yard
1 the 6 people
2 yard 5 of
3 was 4 full
4 full 5 of
6 people 16 ;
7 , 8 but
8 but 9 nobody
8 but 13 said
9 nobody 10 had
11 as 12 yet
12 yet 13 said
13 said 15 word
14 a 15 word
15 word 16 ;
16 ; 18 and
17 awe 18 and
18 and 19 wonder
18 and 20 held
20 held 21 everybody
20 held 22 in
22 in 24 silence
23 spellbound 24 silence
24 silence 25 .

judith was the first to speak . 
1 judith 2 was
2 was 4 first
3 the 4 first
4 first 5 to
5 to 6 speak
6 speak 7 .

she pushed through the crowd to [salome] . 
1 she 2 pushed
2 pushed 3 through
3 through 5 crowd
4 the 5 crowd
5 crowd 6 to
6 to 8 .

" [salome] , " she said in a high , shrill , unnatural voice , " where is your crutch ? " 
1 " 6 said
3 , 4 "
4 " 5 she
5 she 6 said
6 said 13 unnatural
7 in 9 high
7 in 12 ,
8 a 9 high
10 , 11 shrill
10 , 12 ,
12 , 13 unnatural
13 unnatural 20 crutch
14 voice 15 ,
15 , 16 "
16 " 17 where
17 where 18 is
18 is 19 your
19 your 20 crutch
20 crutch 21 ?
21 ? 22 "

salome came to herself at the question . 
1 salome 2 came
2 came 3 to
3 to 4 herself
4 herself 5 at
5 at 6 the
6 the 7 question
7 question 8 .

for the first time , she realized that she had walked , nay , run , all that distance from the church alone and unaided . 
1 for 3 first
1 for 5 ,
2 the 3 first
3 first 4 time
4 time 5 ,
5 , 7 realized
6 she 7 realized
7 realized 14 ,
8 that 9 she
8 that 10 had
10 had 11 walked
11 walked 12 ,
12 , 13 nay
13 nay 14 ,
14 , 22 church
15 run 16 ,
15 run 19 distance
17 all 18 that
18 that 19 distance
19 distance 20 from
20 from 21 the
21 the 22 church
22 church 25 unaided
23 alone 24 and
23 alone 25 unaided
25 unaided 26 .

she turned pale , swayed , and would have fallen if [judith] had not caught her . 
1 she 4 ,
2 turned 3 pale
3 pale 4 ,
4 , 7 and
5 swayed 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 8 would
7 and 15 caught
8 would 9 have
9 have 10 fallen
10 fallen 11 if
13 had 14 not
13 had 15 caught
15 caught 16 her
16 her 17 .

old [dr] [blair] came forward briskly . 
1 old 4 came
4 came 5 forward
5 forward 6 briskly
6 briskly 7 .

" carry her in , " he said , " and don't all of you come crowding in , either . 
1 " 8 said
2 carry 3 her
2 carry 4 in
4 in 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 he
7 he 8 said
8 said 9 ,
8 said 10 "
10 " 11 and
11 and 15 you
11 and 16 come
12 don't 13 all
13 all 14 of
14 of 15 you
15 you 16 come
16 come 17 crowding
16 come 20 either
17 crowding 18 in
18 in 19 ,
20 either 21 .

she wants quiet and rest for a spell . " 
1 she 2 wants
2 wants 3 quiet
2 wants 5 rest
3 quiet 4 and
5 rest 6 for
6 for 8 spell
7 a 8 spell
8 spell 9 .
9 . 10 "

most of the people obediently returned to the church , their sudden loosened tongues clattering in voluble excitement . 
1 most 2 of
2 of 3 the
3 the 4 people
4 people 10 ,
5 obediently 6 returned
6 returned 7 to
7 to 8 the
8 the 9 church
9 church 10 ,
10 , 13 loosened
11 their 12 sudden
12 sudden 13 loosened
13 loosened 18 excitement
14 tongues 15 clattering
15 clattering 16 in
16 in 17 voluble
17 voluble 18 excitement
18 excitement 19 .

salome faltered out her story , and her hearers listened with varying emotions . 
1 salome 2 faltered
1 salome 7 and
2 faltered 3 out
3 out 4 her
4 her 5 story
5 story 6 ,
7 and 8 her
8 her 9 hearers
9 hearers 10 listened
10 listened 11 with
11 with 12 varying
12 varying 14 .
13 emotions 14 .

" it 's a miracle , " said [sam] [lawson] in an awed voice . 
1 " 2 it
1 " 6 ,
2 it 3 's
3 's 5 miracle
4 a 5 miracle
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 said
8 said 15 .
11 in 12 an
11 in 13 awed
13 awed 14 voice
14 voice 15 .

dr [blair] shrugged his shoulders . 
1 dr 3 shrugged
3 shrugged 4 his
4 his 5 shoulders
5 shoulders 6 .

" there is no miracle about it , " he said bluntly . 
1 " 3 is
2 there 3 is
3 is 5 miracle
4 no 5 miracle
5 miracle 6 about
6 about 8 ,
7 it 8 ,
8 , 10 he
9 " 10 he
10 he 13 .
11 said 12 bluntly
12 bluntly 13 .

" it 's all perfectly natural . 
1 " 2 it
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 all
4 all 5 perfectly
5 perfectly 6 natural
6 natural 7 .

the trouble was that the muscles were paralyzed by long disuse . 
1 the 2 trouble
2 trouble 3 was
3 was 4 that
4 that 6 muscles
4 that 8 paralyzed
5 the 6 muscles
6 muscles 7 were
7 were 8 paralyzed
8 paralyzed 9 by
9 by 10 long
10 long 11 disuse
11 disuse 12 .

that paralysis was overcome by the force of a strong and instinctive effort . 
1 that 4 overcome
2 paralysis 3 was
3 was 4 overcome
4 overcome 5 by
5 by 7 force
6 the 7 force
7 force 8 of
8 of 11 and
9 a 10 strong
10 strong 11 and
11 and 12 instinctive
12 instinctive 13 effort
13 effort 14 .

salome , get up and walk across the kitchen . " 
1 salome 2 ,
2 , 3 get
3 get 4 up
4 up 5 and
5 and 6 walk
6 walk 7 across
7 across 11 "
8 the 9 kitchen
9 kitchen 10 .
10 . 11 "

salome obeyed . 
1 salome 2 obeyed
2 obeyed 3 .

the doctor nodded his satisfaction . 
1 the 2 doctor
2 doctor 3 nodded
3 nodded 4 his
4 his 5 satisfaction
5 satisfaction 6 .

" keep that up every day . 
1 " 2 keep
2 keep 3 that
3 that 4 up
4 up 5 every
5 every 6 day
6 day 7 .

walk as much as you can without tiring yourself , and you 'll soon be as spry as ever . 
1 walk 3 much
1 walk 11 and
2 as 3 much
4 as 5 you
5 you 6 can
6 can 7 without
7 without 8 tiring
8 tiring 9 yourself
9 yourself 10 ,
10 , 11 and
11 and 15 be
12 you 13 'll
13 'll 14 soon
14 soon 15 be
15 be 20 .
16 as 17 spry
17 spry 18 as
18 as 19 ever
19 ever 20 .

no more need of crutches for you , but there 's no miracle in the case . " 
1 no 2 more
1 no 3 need
3 need 4 of
4 of 8 ,
5 crutches 6 for
5 crutches 8 ,
6 for 7 you
8 , 13 miracle
9 but 10 there
10 there 11 's
11 's 12 no
12 no 13 miracle
13 miracle 16 case
14 in 15 the
15 the 16 case
16 case 17 .
17 . 18 "

judith [marsh] turned to him . 
1 judith 3 turned
3 turned 4 to
4 to 6 .
5 him 6 .

she had not spoken a word since her question concerning [salome] 's crutch . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 not
3 not 4 spoken
4 spoken 6 word
5 a 6 word
6 word 7 since
7 since 9 question
8 her 9 question
9 question 10 concerning
10 concerning 12 's
12 's 13 crutch
13 crutch 14 .

now she said passionately : 
1 now 2 she
2 she 3 said
3 said 4 passionately
4 passionately 5 :

" [it] [was] a miracle . 
1 " 4 a
4 a 5 miracle
5 miracle 6 .

god has worked it to prove [his] existence for me , and [i] accept the proof . " 
1 god 2 has
1 god 3 worked
3 worked 4 it
4 it 5 to
5 to 11 ,
6 prove 8 existence
6 prove 11 ,
8 existence 9 for
9 for 10 me
11 , 12 and
12 and 16 proof
14 accept 15 the
15 the 16 proof
16 proof 17 .
17 . 18 "

the old doctor shrugged his shoulders again . 
1 the 2 old
2 old 3 doctor
3 doctor 4 shrugged
4 shrugged 5 his
5 his 6 shoulders
6 shoulders 7 again
7 again 8 .

being a wise man , he knew when to hold his tongue . 
1 being 3 wise
2 a 3 wise
3 wise 4 man
4 man 5 ,
5 , 6 he
5 , 10 hold
6 he 7 knew
7 knew 8 when
9 to 10 hold
10 hold 11 his
11 his 12 tongue
12 tongue 13 .

" well , put [salome] to bed , and let her sleep the rest of the day . 
1 " 4 put
2 well 3 ,
2 well 4 put
4 put 7 bed
6 to 7 bed
7 bed 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 10 let
9 and 17 day
10 let 12 sleep
11 her 12 sleep
13 the 14 rest
14 rest 15 of
15 of 16 the
16 the 17 day
17 day 18 .

she 's worn out . 
1 she 2 's
2 's 3 worn
3 worn 4 out
4 out 5 .

she wore her best hat and dress , and she held [lionel] [hezekiah] by the hand . 
1 she 2 wore
2 wore 3 her
3 her 4 best
4 best 8 ,
5 hat 6 and
6 and 7 dress
7 dress 8 ,
8 , 11 held
9 and 10 she
10 she 11 held
11 held 14 by
14 by 17 .
15 the 16 hand
15 the 17 .

lionel [hezekiah] 's beaming face was scrubbed clean , and his curls fell in beautiful sleekness over the lace collar of his velvet suit . 
1 lionel 3 's
3 's 5 face
3 's 10 and
4 beaming 5 face
5 face 6 was
7 scrubbed 8 clean
7 scrubbed 10 and
8 clean 9 ,
10 and 16 sleekness
11 his 12 curls
12 curls 15 beautiful
13 fell 14 in
13 fell 15 beautiful
15 beautiful 16 sleekness
16 sleekness 17 over
17 over 20 collar
18 the 20 collar
19 lace 20 collar
20 collar 21 of
21 of 22 his
22 his 23 velvet
23 velvet 24 suit
24 suit 25 .

" how do you feel now , [salome] ? " asked [judith] gently . 
1 " 4 you
2 how 3 do
2 how 4 you
4 you 5 feel
5 feel 6 now
5 feel 9 ?
6 now 7 ,
9 ? 10 "
9 ? 11 asked
10 " 11 asked
11 asked 13 gently
13 gently 14 .

" better . 
1 " 2 better
2 better 3 .

i 've had a lovely sleep . 
1 i 2 've
2 've 3 had
3 had 7 .
4 a 5 lovely
4 a 7 .
5 lovely 6 sleep

but where are you going , [judith] ? " 
1 but 2 where
2 where 3 are
3 are 4 you
4 you 5 going
5 going 6 ,
6 , 8 ?
8 ? 9 "

" [i] am going to church , " said [judith] firmly , " and [i] am going to take [lionel] [hezekiah] with me . " 
1 " 8 "
1 " 16 am
3 am 4 going
4 going 5 to
4 going 6 church
6 church 7 ,
7 , 8 "
8 " 11 firmly
8 " 12 ,
9 said 11 firmly
12 , 13 "
12 , 14 and
16 am 24 .
17 going 18 to
17 going 24 .
18 to 19 take
19 take 22 with
22 with 23 me
24 . 25 "

[xii] [.] 

[the] [end] [of] [a] [quarrel] 

nancy [rogerson] sat down on [louisa] [shaw] 's front doorstep and looked about her , drawing a long breath of delight that seemed tinged with pain . 
1 nancy 3 sat
1 nancy 11 and
3 sat 4 down
4 down 5 on
8 's 9 front
8 's 11 and
9 front 10 doorstep
11 and 24 tinged
12 looked 13 about
12 looked 15 ,
13 about 14 her
15 , 16 drawing
16 drawing 19 breath
17 a 18 long
17 a 19 breath
18 long 19 breath
19 breath 20 of
20 of 21 delight
21 delight 22 that
21 delight 24 tinged
22 that 23 seemed
24 tinged 27 .
25 with 26 pain
26 pain 27 .

nancy had learned many things in her twenty years of exile from [avonlea] , but she had never learned to conquer her dread of caterpillars . 
1 nancy 2 had
2 had 9 years
3 learned 4 many
4 many 5 things
4 many 8 twenty
5 things 6 in
6 in 7 her
8 twenty 9 years
9 years 10 of
10 of 19 learned
11 exile 12 from
12 from 14 ,
14 , 15 but
15 but 16 she
16 she 17 had
17 had 18 never
17 had 19 learned
19 learned 20 to
20 to 23 dread
21 conquer 22 her
22 her 23 dread
23 dread 26 .
24 of 25 caterpillars
24 of 26 .

it 's as magnificently untidy as ever , and the fence still wobbles . 
1 it 2 's
2 's 4 magnificently
3 as 4 magnificently
4 magnificently 5 untidy
5 untidy 6 as
6 as 7 ever
7 ever 9 and
8 , 9 and
9 and 12 still
10 the 11 fence
11 fence 12 still
12 still 14 .
13 wobbles 14 .

it [can't] be the same fence , but it looks exactly like it . 
1 it 3 be
3 be 6 fence
4 the 5 same
5 same 6 fence
6 fence 14 .
7 , 8 but
7 , 14 .
8 but 9 it
8 but 10 looks
10 looks 11 exactly
11 exactly 12 like
12 like 13 it

no , nothing is much changed . 
1 no 2 ,
2 , 3 nothing
3 nothing 4 is
4 is 5 much
5 much 6 changed
6 changed 7 .

thank you , [louisa] . " 
1 thank 2 you
1 thank 3 ,
3 , 5 .
5 . 6 "

" you 've held your own wonderfully well . " 
1 " 2 you
2 you 3 've
3 've 4 held
4 held 5 your
4 held 7 wonderfully
5 your 6 own
7 wonderfully 8 well
7 wonderfully 9 .
9 . 10 "

" haven't [i] ? " said [nancy] complacently . 
1 " 2 haven't
2 haven't 4 ?
4 ? 5 "
5 " 6 said
6 said 8 complacently
8 complacently 9 .

" modern methods of massage and cold cream have kept away the crowsfeet , and fortunately [i] had the [rogerson] complexion to start with . 
1 " 2 modern
1 " 3 methods
3 methods 4 of
4 of 5 massage
5 massage 6 and
6 and 7 cold
6 and 10 kept
7 cold 8 cream
8 cream 9 have
10 kept 15 and
11 away 13 crowsfeet
12 the 13 crowsfeet
13 crowsfeet 15 and
14 , 15 and
15 and 18 had
16 fortunately 18 had
18 had 23 start
19 the 21 complexion
21 complexion 22 to
22 to 23 start
23 start 24 with
24 with 25 .

you wouldn't think [i] was really thirty-eight , would you ? 
1 you 2 wouldn't
2 wouldn't 3 think
3 think 5 was
5 was 6 really
6 really 7 thirty-eight
7 thirty-eight 8 ,
7 thirty-eight 9 would
9 would 11 ?
10 you 11 ?

thirty-eight ! 
1 thirty-eight 2 !

twenty years ago [i] thought anybody who was thirty-eight was a perfect female [methuselah] . 
1 twenty 2 years
1 twenty 5 thought
2 years 3 ago
5 thought 6 anybody
5 thought 9 thirty-eight
6 anybody 7 who
7 who 8 was
9 thirty-eight 10 was
10 was 12 perfect
10 was 15 .
11 a 12 perfect
12 perfect 13 female

and now [i] feel so horribly , ridiculously young , [louisa] . 
1 and 2 now
2 now 4 feel
4 feel 5 so
5 so 6 horribly
6 horribly 9 young
7 , 9 young
8 ridiculously 9 young
9 young 10 ,
10 , 12 .

" [i] guess you don't mind being an old maid much , " said [louisa] , shrugging her shoulders . 
1 " 6 mind
1 " 9 old
3 guess 4 you
3 guess 5 don't
5 don't 6 mind
6 mind 7 being
7 being 8 an
9 old 13 "
10 maid 11 much
11 much 12 ,
12 , 13 "
13 " 16 ,
14 said 16 ,
16 , 17 shrugging
17 shrugging 19 shoulders
18 her 19 shoulders
19 shoulders 20 .

" oh , but [i] do mind , " said [nancy] frankly . 
1 " 2 oh
1 " 6 do
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 4 but
6 do 8 ,
7 mind 8 ,
8 , 9 "
8 , 10 said
10 said 12 frankly
12 frankly 13 .

" [i] hate being an old maid . " 
1 " 3 hate
3 hate 4 being
4 being 5 an
5 an 6 old
6 old 7 maid
7 maid 8 .
8 . 9 "

nancy shook her head . 
1 nancy 2 shook
2 shook 3 her
3 her 4 head
4 head 5 .

" no , that wouldn't suit me either . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 that
4 that 5 wouldn't
5 wouldn't 6 suit
6 suit 7 me
7 me 8 either
8 either 9 .

i don't want to be married . 
1 i 2 don't
2 don't 3 want
3 want 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 6 married
6 married 7 .

well , that is precisely my opinion . 
1 well 2 ,
2 , 3 that
3 that 4 is
4 is 5 precisely
5 precisely 7 opinion
6 my 7 opinion
7 opinion 8 .

i 'd like to be a widow . 
1 i 2 'd
2 'd 3 like
3 like 4 to
4 to 5 be
5 be 7 widow
6 a 7 widow
7 widow 8 .

then [i] 'd have the freedom of the unmarried , with the kudos of the married . 
1 then 4 have
3 'd 4 have
4 have 6 freedom
5 the 6 freedom
6 freedom 7 of
6 freedom 11 with
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 unmarried
10 , 11 with
11 with 13 kudos
12 the 13 kudos
13 kudos 14 of
14 of 15 the
15 the 17 .
16 married 17 .

i could eat my cake and have it , too . 
1 i 2 could
2 could 3 eat
3 eat 4 my
4 my 5 cake
5 cake 6 and
6 and 11 .
7 have 8 it
7 have 9 ,
9 , 10 too
10 too 11 .

oh , to be a widow ! " 
1 oh 2 ,
2 , 3 to
3 to 4 be
4 be 6 widow
5 a 6 widow
6 widow 7 !
7 ! 8 "

" [nancy] ! " said [louisa] in a shocked tone . 
1 " 3 !
3 ! 5 said
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 in
7 in 9 shocked
8 a 9 shocked
9 shocked 10 tone
10 tone 11 .

nancy laughed , a mellow gurgle that rippled through the garden like a brook . 
1 nancy 2 laughed
1 nancy 3 ,
3 , 6 gurgle
4 a 5 mellow
5 mellow 6 gurgle
6 gurgle 8 rippled
7 that 8 rippled
8 rippled 9 through
9 through 11 garden
10 the 11 garden
11 garden 12 like
12 like 14 brook
13 a 14 brook
14 brook 15 .

" oh , [louisa] , [i] can shock you yet . 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 ,
5 , 7 can
7 can 8 shock
8 shock 9 you
9 you 10 yet
10 yet 11 .

that was just how you used to say ' [nancy] ' long ago , as if [i] 'd broken all the commandments at once . " 
1 that 5 you
2 was 3 just
2 was 4 how
4 how 5 you
5 you 6 used
6 used 12 long
6 used 15 as
7 to 8 say
8 say 9 '
9 ' 11 '
11 ' 12 long
13 ago 14 ,
14 , 15 as
15 as 25 .
16 if 18 'd
18 'd 19 broken
19 broken 22 commandments
20 all 21 the
21 the 22 commandments
22 commandments 23 at
23 at 24 once
24 once 25 .
25 . 26 "

" you do say such queer things , " protested [louisa] , " and half the time [i] don't know what you mean . " 
1 " 2 you
2 you 9 "
3 do 4 say
4 say 5 such
5 such 6 queer
6 queer 7 things
6 queer 9 "
7 things 8 ,
9 " 13 "
9 " 14 and
10 protested 12 ,
10 protested 13 "
14 and 15 half
14 and 19 don't
15 half 17 time
16 the 17 time
19 don't 20 know
20 know 24 .
21 what 22 you
21 what 23 mean
23 mean 24 .
24 . 25 "

" bless you , dear coz , half the time [i] don't myself . 
1 " 2 bless
1 " 4 ,
2 bless 3 you
4 , 6 coz
5 dear 6 coz
6 coz 8 half
7 , 8 half
8 half 10 time
9 the 10 time
10 time 12 don't
12 don't 14 .
13 myself 14 .

perhaps the joy of coming back to the old spot has slightly turned my brain , [i] 've found my lost girlhood here . 
1 perhaps 4 of
1 perhaps 10 spot
2 the 3 joy
3 joy 4 of
4 of 5 coming
5 coming 6 back
6 back 7 to
7 to 9 old
8 the 9 old
10 spot 16 ,
11 has 12 slightly
11 has 13 turned
13 turned 14 my
14 my 15 brain
15 brain 16 ,
16 , 19 found
18 've 19 found
19 found 20 my
20 my 21 lost
21 lost 23 here
21 lost 24 .
22 girlhood 23 here

i 'm [not] thirty-eight in this garden it is a flat impossibility . 
1 i 2 'm
2 'm 4 thirty-eight
4 thirty-eight 5 in
5 in 7 garden
6 this 7 garden
7 garden 8 it
7 garden 9 is
9 is 12 impossibility
10 a 11 flat
10 a 12 impossibility
12 impossibility 13 .

i 'm sweet eighteen , with a waist line two inches smaller . 
1 i 2 'm
1 i 5 ,
2 'm 3 sweet
4 eighteen 5 ,
5 , 12 smaller
6 with 7 a
6 with 8 waist
8 waist 9 line
9 line 10 two
10 two 11 inches
11 inches 12 smaller
12 smaller 13 .

look , the sun is just setting . 
1 look 2 ,
2 , 4 sun
3 the 4 sun
4 sun 5 is
5 is 6 just
6 just 7 setting
7 setting 8 .

i see he has still his old trick of throwing his last beams over the [wright] farmhouse . 
1 i 2 see
2 see 3 he
3 he 4 has
4 has 8 trick
5 still 6 his
6 his 8 trick
7 old 8 trick
8 trick 9 of
9 of 10 throwing
10 throwing 11 his
11 his 12 last
12 last 13 beams
13 beams 14 over
14 over 15 the
15 the 17 farmhouse
17 farmhouse 18 .

by the way , [louisa] , is [peter] [wright] still living there ? " 
1 by 3 way
1 by 4 ,
2 the 3 way
4 , 13 ?
6 , 7 is
7 is 11 living
10 still 11 living
11 living 12 there
12 there 13 ?
13 ? 14 "

" yes . " 
1 " 2 yes
2 yes 3 .
3 . 4 "

louisa threw a sudden interested glance at the apparently placid [nancy] . 
1 louisa 2 threw
2 threw 6 glance
2 threw 7 at
3 a 4 sudden
4 sudden 5 interested
5 interested 6 glance
7 at 8 the
8 the 9 apparently
9 apparently 10 placid
10 placid 12 .

perhaps the exertion of leaning over to do it flushed her face . 
1 perhaps 3 exertion
2 the 3 exertion
3 exertion 4 of
4 of 6 over
5 leaning 6 over
6 over 7 to
7 to 8 do
8 do 9 it
9 it 10 flushed
10 flushed 12 face
11 her 12 face
12 face 13 .

all the instinct of the matchmaker flamed up in her . 
1 all 3 instinct
2 the 3 instinct
3 instinct 4 of
4 of 5 the
5 the 6 matchmaker
6 matchmaker 7 flamed
7 flamed 8 up
8 up 9 in
8 up 11 .
10 her 11 .

" indeed he isn't , " she said promptly . 
1 " 2 indeed
2 indeed 5 ,
3 he 4 isn't
4 isn't 5 ,
5 , 7 she
6 " 7 she
7 she 8 said
8 said 9 promptly
9 promptly 10 .

" [peter] [wright] has never married . 
1 " 4 has
4 has 5 never
5 never 6 married
6 married 7 .

he has been faithful to your memory , [nancy] . " 
1 he 2 has
2 has 4 faithful
3 been 4 faithful
4 faithful 7 memory
5 to 6 your
6 your 7 memory
7 memory 8 ,
8 , 10 .
10 . 11 "

" [ugh] ! 
1 " 3 !

" that isn't the case with [peter] , " protested [louisa] . 
1 " 2 that
1 " 3 isn't
3 isn't 4 the
4 the 5 case
5 case 6 with
6 with 8 ,
8 , 9 "
9 " 10 protested
10 protested 12 .

" he is a good match , and many a woman would have been glad to take him , and would yet . 
1 " 2 he
1 " 7 ,
2 he 3 is
3 is 6 match
4 a 5 good
5 good 6 match
7 , 8 and
7 , 14 been
8 and 9 many
8 and 11 woman
10 a 11 woman
12 would 13 have
13 have 14 been
14 been 16 to
15 glad 16 to
16 to 18 him
17 take 18 him
18 him 23 .
19 , 20 and
19 , 21 would
21 would 22 yet
22 yet 23 .

he 's only forty-three . 
1 he 2 's
2 's 3 only
3 only 4 forty-three
4 forty-three 5 .

but he 's never taken the slightest interest in anyone since you threw him over , [nancy] . " 
1 but 2 he
1 but 8 interest
2 he 3 's
3 's 4 never
5 taken 6 the
6 the 7 slightest
7 slightest 8 interest
8 interest 9 in
8 interest 13 threw
10 anyone 11 since
11 since 12 you
12 you 13 threw
13 threw 14 him
14 him 15 over
15 over 19 "
16 , 18 .
18 . 19 "

" but [i] didn't . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 4 didn't
4 didn't 5 .

there was laughter in her eyes . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 3 laughter
3 laughter 4 in
4 in 7 .
5 her 6 eyes
6 eyes 7 .

louisa could not pierce beneath that laughter to find if there were anything under it . 
1 louisa 2 could
2 could 3 not
3 not 4 pierce
4 pierce 5 beneath
4 pierce 8 to
5 beneath 7 laughter
6 that 7 laughter
8 to 9 find
9 find 10 if
9 find 11 there
11 there 12 were
12 were 13 anything
12 were 16 .
13 anything 14 under
14 under 15 it

" [fudge] ! " said [louisa] . 
1 " 3 !
3 ! 4 "
4 " 5 said
5 said 7 .

" what on earth did you and [peter] quarrel about ? " she added , curiously . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 4 earth
1 " 5 did
3 on 4 earth
5 did 6 you
5 did 7 and
7 and 9 quarrel
9 quarrel 10 about
10 about 15 ,
11 ? 12 "
12 " 13 she
12 " 15 ,
13 she 14 added
15 , 16 curiously
16 curiously 17 .

" [i] 've often wondered , " parried [nancy] . 
1 " 3 've
3 've 4 often
4 often 5 wondered
5 wondered 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 10 .
8 parried 10 .

" and you 've never seen him since ? " reflected [louisa] . 
1 " 4 've
2 and 3 you
3 you 4 've
4 've 9 ?
5 never 6 seen
6 seen 7 him
6 seen 8 since
8 since 9 ?
9 ? 10 "
10 " 11 reflected
11 reflected 13 .

" no . 
1 " 2 no
2 no 3 .

has he changed much ? " 
1 has 2 he
2 he 3 changed
3 changed 4 much
4 much 5 ?
5 ? 6 "

" well , some . 
1 " 2 well
2 well 3 ,
3 , 4 some
4 some 5 .

he is gray and kind of tired-looking . 
1 he 2 is
2 is 3 gray
3 gray 4 and
4 and 5 kind
5 kind 6 of
6 of 7 tired-looking
7 tired-looking 8 .

but it isn't to be wondered at living the life he does . 
1 but 2 it
1 but 3 isn't
2 it 3 isn't
3 isn't 4 to
3 isn't 5 be
5 be 6 wondered
6 wondered 7 at
7 at 8 living
8 living 10 life
9 the 10 life
10 life 11 he
10 life 12 does
12 does 13 .

he hasn't had a housekeeper for two years not since his old aunt died . 
1 he 2 hasn't
2 hasn't 8 years
3 had 5 housekeeper
4 a 5 housekeeper
5 housekeeper 6 for
6 for 7 two
7 two 8 years
8 years 9 not
9 not 10 since
10 since 13 aunt
11 his 13 aunt
12 old 13 aunt
13 aunt 14 died
14 died 15 .

he just lives there alone and cooks his own meals . 
1 he 2 just
2 just 3 lives
3 lives 4 there
4 there 5 alone
5 alone 6 and
6 and 7 cooks
7 cooks 8 his
7 cooks 10 meals
8 his 9 own
10 meals 11 .

i 've never been in the house , but folks say the disorder is something awful . " 
1 i 4 been
2 've 3 never
2 've 4 been
4 been 5 in
5 in 8 ,
6 the 7 house
7 house 8 ,
8 , 11 say
9 but 10 folks
10 folks 11 say
11 say 17 .
12 the 13 disorder
13 disorder 14 is
14 is 15 something
15 something 16 awful
16 awful 17 .
17 . 18 "

" yes , [i] shouldn't think [peter] was cut out for a tidy housekeeper , " said [nancy] lightly , dragging up more mint . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 6 think
2 yes 3 ,
5 shouldn't 6 think
6 think 9 cut
8 was 9 cut
9 cut 10 out
9 cut 11 for
11 for 14 housekeeper
12 a 13 tidy
13 tidy 14 housekeeper
14 housekeeper 16 "
15 , 16 "
16 " 20 ,
17 said 19 lightly
17 said 20 ,
20 , 23 more
20 , 25 .
21 dragging 22 up
21 dragging 23 more
24 mint 25 .

" [i] guess you are better off as you are , " said [louisa] . 
1 " 3 guess
1 " 6 better
3 guess 4 you
4 you 5 are
6 better 7 off
6 better 8 as
8 as 9 you
9 you 10 are
10 are 11 ,
11 , 12 "
11 , 13 said
13 said 15 .

" oh , [i] don't know . " 
1 " 2 oh
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 5 don't
5 don't 6 know
6 know 7 .
7 . 8 "

nancy looked up at the white house on the hill again . 
1 nancy 2 looked
2 looked 3 up
2 looked 6 white
4 at 5 the
5 the 6 white
6 white 7 house
7 house 8 on
8 on 10 hill
9 the 10 hill
10 hill 11 again
11 again 12 .

" [i] have an awfully good time out of life , but it doesn't seem to satisfy , somehow . 
1 " 9 of
3 have 5 awfully
4 an 5 awfully
5 awfully 7 time
6 good 7 time
7 time 9 of
8 out 9 of
9 of 10 life
10 life 12 but
11 , 12 but
12 but 18 ,
13 it 14 doesn't
14 doesn't 15 seem
15 seem 16 to
16 to 17 satisfy
17 satisfy 18 ,
18 , 20 .
19 somehow 20 .

i wouldn't mind his bad grammar now . 
1 i 2 wouldn't
2 wouldn't 3 mind
3 mind 4 his
3 mind 5 bad
5 bad 6 grammar
6 grammar 7 now
7 now 8 .

by the way , is [peter] as ungrammatical as ever ? " 
1 by 3 way
1 by 4 ,
2 the 3 way
4 , 5 is
5 is 8 ungrammatical
7 as 8 ungrammatical
8 ungrammatical 9 as
9 as 10 ever
10 ever 11 ?
11 ? 12 "

" [i] [i] don't know , " said [louisa] helplessly . 
1 " 4 don't
4 don't 5 know
5 know 6 ,
6 , 7 "
6 , 8 said
8 said 10 helplessly
10 helplessly 11 .

" [i] never knew he [was] ungrammatical . " 
1 " 3 never
3 never 4 knew
4 knew 5 he
5 he 7 ungrammatical
7 ungrammatical 8 .
8 . 9 "

" does he still say , ' [i] seen , ' and ' them things ' ? " demanded [nancy] . 
1 " 4 still
1 " 12 and
2 does 3 he
2 does 4 still
4 still 7 '
5 say 6 ,
6 , 7 '
9 seen 10 ,
10 , 11 '
11 ' 12 and
12 and 13 '
13 ' 17 ?
14 them 15 things
15 things 16 '
16 ' 17 ?
17 ? 18 "
18 " 21 .
19 demanded 21 .

" [i] never noticed , " confessed [louisa] . 
1 " 3 never
3 never 4 noticed
4 noticed 5 ,
5 , 6 "
6 " 7 confessed
7 confessed 9 .

" [enviable] [louisa] ! 
1 " 4 !

would that [i] had been born with that blessed faculty of never noticing ! 
1 would 9 blessed
2 that 4 had
4 had 5 been
5 been 6 born
5 been 9 blessed
6 born 7 with
7 with 8 that
9 blessed 14 !
10 faculty 11 of
11 of 12 never
12 never 13 noticing
13 noticing 14 !

it stands a woman in better stead than beauty or brains . 
1 it 2 stands
2 stands 4 woman
3 a 4 woman
4 woman 5 in
5 in 6 better
6 better 7 stead
7 stead 8 than
8 than 9 beauty
9 beauty 10 or
10 or 11 brains
11 brains 12 .

i used to notice [peter] 's mistakes . 
1 i 2 used
2 used 3 to
3 to 7 mistakes
4 notice 6 's
6 's 7 mistakes
7 mistakes 8 .

when he said ' [i] seen , ' it jarred on me in my salad days . 
1 when 2 he
2 he 3 said
3 said 4 '
4 ' 6 seen
6 seen 7 ,
7 , 8 '
7 , 12 me
8 ' 9 it
9 it 10 jarred
10 jarred 11 on
12 me 13 in
13 in 15 salad
14 my 15 salad
15 salad 17 .
16 days 17 .

i tried , oh , so tactfully , to reform him in that respect . 
1 i 3 ,
2 tried 3 ,
3 , 4 oh
4 oh 7 tactfully
5 , 7 tactfully
6 so 7 tactfully
7 tactfully 8 ,
8 , 9 to
9 to 10 reform
10 reform 11 him
10 reform 13 that
11 him 12 in
13 that 14 respect
14 respect 15 .

peter didn't like being reformed the [wrights] always had a fairly good opinion of themselves , you know . 
1 peter 5 reformed
1 peter 6 the
2 didn't 3 like
3 like 4 being
4 being 5 reformed
6 the 8 always
8 always 9 had
9 had 13 opinion
10 a 11 fairly
11 fairly 12 good
12 good 13 opinion
13 opinion 18 know
14 of 16 ,
15 themselves 16 ,
16 , 17 you
17 you 18 know
18 know 19 .

it was really over a question of syntax we quarrelled . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 really
3 really 4 over
4 over 6 question
5 a 6 question
6 question 7 of
7 of 8 syntax
8 syntax 9 we
9 we 10 quarrelled
10 quarrelled 11 .

peter told me [i] 'd have to take him as he was , grammar and all , or go without him . 
1 peter 3 me
1 peter 8 take
2 told 3 me
5 'd 6 have
6 have 7 to
7 to 8 take
8 take 9 him
9 him 11 he
10 as 11 he
11 he 12 was
12 was 20 without
13 , 15 and
13 , 17 ,
14 grammar 15 and
15 and 16 all
17 , 18 or
18 or 19 go
19 go 20 without
20 without 21 him
21 him 22 .

i daresay it's the latter . 
1 i 2 daresay
2 daresay 3 it's
3 it's 4 the
4 the 5 latter
5 latter 6 .

now , [louisa] , [i] see the beginning of the plot far down in those placid eyes of yours . 
1 now 6 see
2 , 4 ,
4 , 6 see
6 see 11 plot
7 the 8 beginning
8 beginning 9 of
9 of 10 the
10 the 11 plot
11 plot 16 placid
12 far 13 down
13 down 14 in
14 in 15 those
15 those 16 placid
16 placid 17 eyes
17 eyes 18 of
18 of 20 .
19 yours 20 .

strangle it at birth , dear [louisa] . 
1 strangle 2 it
1 strangle 3 at
2 it 3 at
3 at 4 birth
4 birth 6 dear
5 , 6 dear
6 dear 8 .

" well , [i] must go and milk the cows , " gasped [louisa] , rather glad to make her escape . 
1 " 2 well
1 " 5 must
2 well 3 ,
5 must 12 "
6 go 7 and
7 and 10 cows
8 milk 9 the
9 the 10 cows
10 cows 11 ,
11 , 12 "
12 " 15 ,
13 gasped 15 ,
15 , 17 glad
16 rather 17 glad
17 glad 19 make
18 to 19 make
19 make 20 her
19 make 21 escape
21 escape 22 .

nancy 's power of thought-reading struck her as uncanny . 
1 nancy 2 's
2 's 3 power
3 power 4 of
4 of 5 thought-reading
5 thought-reading 6 struck
6 struck 7 her
6 struck 10 .
8 as 9 uncanny
9 uncanny 10 .

she felt afraid to remain with her cousin any longer , lest [nancy] should drag to light all the secrets of her being . 
1 she 2 felt
1 she 15 drag
2 felt 3 afraid
3 afraid 4 to
3 afraid 5 remain
4 to 5 remain
5 remain 6 with
6 with 7 her
7 her 8 cousin
8 cousin 14 should
9 any 10 longer
9 any 11 ,
11 , 12 lest
12 lest 14 should
15 drag 16 to
15 drag 17 light
17 light 20 secrets
18 all 19 the
19 the 20 secrets
20 secrets 21 of
21 of 24 .
22 her 23 being
22 her 24 .

this had been her home in girlhood . 
1 this 2 had
2 had 3 been
3 been 4 her
4 her 5 home
5 home 6 in
6 in 7 girlhood
7 girlhood 8 .

here she had lived and kept house for her father . 
1 here 2 she
2 she 3 had
3 had 5 and
4 lived 5 and
5 and 6 kept
6 kept 7 house
6 kept 8 for
8 for 9 her
9 her 10 father
10 father 11 .

when he died , [curtis] [shaw] , newly married to her cousin [louisa] , bought the farm from her and moved in . 
1 when 3 died
1 when 12 cousin
2 he 3 died
3 died 4 ,
4 , 7 ,
7 , 8 newly
8 newly 9 married
9 married 10 to
10 to 11 her
12 cousin 14 ,
14 , 15 bought
15 bought 17 farm
15 bought 23 .
16 the 17 farm
17 farm 18 from
18 from 19 her
20 and 21 moved
21 moved 22 in
22 in 23 .

nancy stayed on with them , expecting soon to go to a home of her own . 
1 nancy 2 stayed
2 stayed 3 on
2 stayed 4 with
2 stayed 11 to
4 with 5 them
6 , 7 expecting
6 , 8 soon
8 soon 9 to
9 to 10 go
10 go 11 to
11 to 13 home
12 a 13 home
13 home 14 of
14 of 15 her
15 her 16 own
16 own 17 .

she [and] [peter] [wright] were engaged . 
1 she 5 were
5 were 6 engaged
6 engaged 7 .

then came their mysterious quarrel , concerning the cause of which kith and kin on both sides were left in annoying ignorance . 
1 then 4 mysterious
1 then 7 concerning
2 came 3 their
3 their 4 mysterious
4 mysterious 5 quarrel
5 quarrel 6 ,
7 concerning 13 and
8 the 9 cause
9 cause 10 of
9 cause 13 and
10 of 11 which
11 which 12 kith
13 and 14 kin
13 and 15 on
15 on 23 .
16 both 17 sides
17 sides 18 were
18 were 19 left
18 were 21 annoying
19 left 20 in
21 annoying 22 ignorance
21 annoying 23 .

of the results they were not ignorant . 
1 of 3 results
2 the 3 results
3 results 4 they
4 they 5 were
5 were 6 not
6 not 7 ignorant
7 ignorant 8 .

nancy promptly packed up and left [avonlea] seven hundred miles behind her . 
1 nancy 2 promptly
2 promptly 3 packed
3 packed 6 left
4 up 5 and
5 and 6 left
6 left 8 seven
8 seven 9 hundred
9 hundred 11 behind
10 miles 11 behind
11 behind 13 .
12 her 13 .

she went to a hospital in [montreal] and studied nursing . 
1 she 2 went
2 went 3 to
3 to 5 hospital
4 a 5 hospital
5 hospital 6 in
6 in 8 and
8 and 11 .
9 studied 10 nursing
10 nursing 11 .

in the twenty years that followed she had never even revisited [avonlea] . 
1 in 4 years
2 the 3 twenty
3 twenty 4 years
4 years 5 that
4 years 6 followed
6 followed 11 revisited
7 she 8 had
8 had 9 never
9 never 10 even
10 even 11 revisited
11 revisited 13 .

her sudden descent on it this summer was a whim born of a moment 's homesick longing for this same old garden . 
1 her 3 descent
2 sudden 3 descent
3 descent 4 on
3 descent 7 summer
3 descent 8 was
4 on 5 it
6 this 7 summer
8 was 10 whim
8 was 18 for
9 a 10 whim
10 whim 12 of
11 born 12 of
13 a 14 moment
14 moment 15 's
15 's 16 homesick
16 homesick 17 longing
17 longing 18 for
18 for 22 garden
19 this 20 same
20 same 21 old
21 old 22 garden
22 garden 23 .

she had not thought about [peter] . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 not
3 not 4 thought
4 thought 5 about
5 about 7 .

in very truth , she had thought little about [peter] for the last fifteen years . 
1 in 2 very
1 in 5 she
2 very 3 truth
3 truth 4 ,
5 she 6 had
6 had 7 thought
7 thought 8 little
7 thought 11 for
8 little 9 about
11 for 13 last
12 the 13 last
13 last 14 fifteen
14 fifteen 15 years
15 years 16 .

she supposed that she had forgotten him . 
1 she 2 supposed
2 supposed 3 that
3 that 4 she
4 she 5 had
5 had 6 forgotten
6 forgotten 7 him
7 him 8 .

" well , he should have got married , " she said snappishly . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 7 got
2 well 3 ,
4 he 5 should
5 should 6 have
6 have 7 got
7 got 10 "
8 married 9 ,
9 , 10 "
10 " 11 she
11 she 12 said
12 said 13 snappishly
13 snappishly 14 .

" [i] am not going to worry because he is a lonely old bachelor when all these years [i] have supposed him a comfy [benedict] . 
1 " 3 am
1 " 4 not
4 not 5 going
5 going 6 to
6 to 7 worry
7 worry 8 because
8 because 10 is
9 he 10 is
10 is 14 bachelor
10 is 15 when
11 a 12 lonely
12 lonely 13 old
13 old 14 bachelor
15 when 21 supposed
16 all 17 these
16 all 18 years
18 years 20 have
20 have 21 supposed
21 supposed 22 him
22 him 24 comfy
23 a 24 comfy
24 comfy 26 .

why doesn't he hire him a housekeeper , at least ? 
1 why 2 doesn't
2 doesn't 3 he
3 he 4 hire
4 hire 5 him
4 hire 9 at
5 him 8 ,
6 a 7 housekeeper
7 housekeeper 8 ,
9 at 10 least
10 least 11 ?

he can afford it ; the place looks prosperous . 
1 he 2 can
2 can 3 afford
3 afford 4 it
4 it 5 ;
5 ; 7 place
6 the 7 place
7 place 8 looks
8 looks 9 prosperous
9 prosperous 10 .

ugh ! 
1 ugh 2 !

well , [i] 'm not going to moon out here in the dew any longer . 
1 well 2 ,
1 well 6 going
4 'm 5 not
5 not 6 going
6 going 8 moon
7 to 8 moon
8 moon 9 out
8 moon 10 here
10 here 13 dew
11 in 12 the
12 the 13 dew
13 dew 16 .
14 any 15 longer
15 longer 16 .

i 'm going in to read the smartest , frilliest , [frothiest] society novel in my trunk . " 
1 i 2 'm
1 i 3 going
3 going 4 in
4 in 10 frilliest
5 to 6 read
6 read 7 the
7 the 10 frilliest
8 smartest 9 ,
8 smartest 10 frilliest
10 frilliest 15 in
11 , 13 society
13 society 14 novel
14 novel 15 in
15 in 17 trunk
16 my 17 trunk
17 trunk 18 .
18 . 19 "

in the week that followed [nancy] enjoyed herself after her own fashion . 
1 in 3 week
2 the 3 week
3 week 4 that
3 week 5 followed
5 followed 9 after
7 enjoyed 8 herself
8 herself 9 after
9 after 12 fashion
10 her 11 own
10 her 12 fashion
12 fashion 13 .

she read and swung in the garden , having a hammock hung under the firs . 
1 she 2 read
1 she 3 and
3 and 7 garden
4 swung 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 garden
7 garden 8 ,
8 , 12 hung
9 having 10 a
10 a 11 hammock
11 hammock 12 hung
12 hung 13 under
13 under 15 firs
14 the 15 firs
15 firs 16 .

she went far afield , in rambles to woods and lonely uplands . 
1 she 2 went
2 went 3 far
2 went 4 afield
4 afield 10 and
5 , 6 in
6 in 7 rambles
7 rambles 8 to
8 to 9 woods
9 woods 10 and
10 and 11 lonely
11 lonely 12 uplands
12 uplands 13 .

it 's far worse to feel middle-aged than old , you know . 
1 it 2 's
2 's 6 feel
3 far 4 worse
4 worse 5 to
5 to 6 feel
6 feel 8 than
7 middle-aged 8 than
8 than 9 old
9 old 10 ,
10 , 12 know
11 you 12 know
12 know 13 .

away there in the woods [i] feel as eternally young as [nature] herself . 
1 away 2 there
1 away 5 woods
3 in 4 the
4 the 5 woods
5 woods 7 feel
7 feel 8 as
8 as 9 eternally
9 eternally 10 young
10 young 11 as
11 as 14 .
13 herself 14 .

and oh , it 's so nice not having to fuss with thermometers and temperatures and other people 's whims . 
1 and 4 it
1 and 5 's
2 oh 3 ,
2 oh 4 it
4 it 5 's
5 's 14 and
6 so 7 nice
7 nice 10 to
8 not 9 having
9 having 10 to
10 to 11 fuss
11 fuss 12 with
12 with 13 thermometers
13 thermometers 14 and
14 and 15 temperatures
15 temperatures 16 and
16 and 17 other
16 and 18 people
18 people 19 's
19 's 20 whims
19 's 21 .

let me indulge my own whims , [louisa] dear , and punish me with a cold bite when [i] come in late for meals . 
1 let 12 punish
2 me 3 indulge
3 indulge 4 my
4 my 5 own
5 own 6 whims
6 whims 7 ,
7 , 9 dear
9 dear 10 ,
9 dear 12 punish
10 , 11 and
12 punish 13 me
13 me 14 with
14 with 20 come
15 a 16 cold
15 a 20 come
16 cold 17 bite
17 bite 18 when
20 come 21 in
21 in 22 late
22 late 25 .
23 for 24 meals
24 meals 25 .

i 'm not even going to church again . 
1 i 2 'm
2 'm 3 not
2 'm 4 even
3 not 4 even
4 even 5 going
4 even 6 to
6 to 7 church
7 church 8 again
8 again 9 .

it was horrible there yesterday . 
1 it 2 was
2 was 3 horrible
3 horrible 4 there
4 there 5 yesterday
5 yesterday 6 .

the church is so offensively spick-and-span brand new and modern . " 
1 the 2 church
2 church 3 is
3 is 4 so
4 so 6 spick-and-span
5 offensively 6 spick-and-span
6 spick-and-span 11 .
7 brand 8 new
8 new 9 and
9 and 10 modern
10 modern 11 .
11 . 12 "

" it 's thought to be the prettiest church in these parts , " protested [louisa] , a little sorely . 
1 " 6 be
2 it 3 's
3 's 4 thought
4 thought 5 to
5 to 6 be
6 be 8 prettiest
7 the 8 prettiest
8 prettiest 10 in
9 church 10 in
10 in 11 these
11 these 12 parts
12 parts 13 ,
13 , 15 protested
13 , 17 ,
14 " 15 protested
17 , 20 sorely
17 , 21 .
18 a 19 little
18 a 20 sorely
19 little 20 sorely

" churches shouldn't be pretty they should at least be fifty years old and mellowed into beauty . 
1 " 6 they
2 churches 3 shouldn't
3 shouldn't 4 be
4 be 5 pretty
5 pretty 6 they
6 they 10 be
7 should 8 at
8 at 9 least
9 least 10 be
10 be 11 fifty
11 fifty 16 into
12 years 13 old
13 old 14 and
14 and 15 mellowed
15 mellowed 16 into
16 into 17 beauty
17 beauty 18 .

new churches are an abomination . " 
1 new 2 churches
2 churches 3 are
3 are 5 abomination
3 are 6 .
4 an 5 abomination
6 . 7 "

" did you see [peter] [wright] in church ? " asked [louisa] . 
1 " 2 did
1 " 3 you
3 you 4 see
4 see 7 in
7 in 8 church
8 church 9 ?
9 ? 10 "
10 " 13 .
11 asked 13 .

she had been bursting to ask it . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 3 been
3 been 4 bursting
4 bursting 5 to
5 to 6 ask
6 ask 7 it
7 it 8 .

nancy nodded . 
1 nancy 2 nodded
2 nodded 3 .

" [verily] , yes . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 yes
4 yes 5 .

he sat right across from me in the corner pew . 
1 he 2 sat
2 sat 3 right
2 sat 4 across
4 across 5 from
5 from 6 me
6 me 7 in
7 in 8 the
8 the 9 corner
9 corner 10 pew
10 pew 11 .

i didn't think him painfully changed . 
1 i 2 didn't
2 didn't 3 think
3 think 4 him
4 him 5 painfully
5 painfully 6 changed
6 changed 7 .

iron-gray hair becomes him . 
1 iron-gray 2 hair
2 hair 3 becomes
3 becomes 4 him
4 him 5 .

but [i] was horribly disappointed in myself . 
1 but 3 was
1 but 4 horribly
4 horribly 5 disappointed
5 disappointed 6 in
6 in 7 myself
7 myself 8 .

do my utmost , [louisa] , [i] couldn't compass a thrill . " 
1 do 2 my
2 my 3 utmost
3 utmost 4 ,
4 , 6 ,
6 , 8 couldn't
8 couldn't 9 compass
9 compass 13 "
10 a 11 thrill
11 thrill 12 .
12 . 13 "

" did he come to speak to you ? " asked [louisa] , who hadn't any idea what [nancy] meant by her thrills . 
1 " 5 to
1 " 9 ?
2 did 3 he
3 he 4 come
4 come 5 to
6 speak 7 to
7 to 8 you
8 you 9 ?
9 ? 13 ,
9 ? 20 meant
10 " 11 asked
11 asked 13 ,
13 , 15 hadn't
14 who 15 hadn't
15 hadn't 17 idea
16 any 17 idea
17 idea 18 what
20 meant 21 by
20 meant 24 .
21 by 23 thrills
22 her 23 thrills

" alas , no . 
1 " 2 alas
2 alas 3 ,
3 , 4 no
4 no 5 .

it wasn't my fault . 
1 it 2 wasn't
2 wasn't 3 my
3 my 4 fault
4 fault 5 .

it would be some comfort to my vanity if [i] could believe it was on account of rankling spite or pride . 
1 it 2 would
2 would 3 be
3 be 8 vanity
4 some 5 comfort
5 comfort 6 to
6 to 7 my
7 my 8 vanity
8 vanity 17 of
9 if 11 could
11 could 12 believe
12 believe 13 it
13 it 14 was
14 was 15 on
15 on 16 account
16 account 17 of
17 of 22 .
18 rankling 19 spite
19 spite 20 or
20 or 21 pride
21 pride 22 .

but the honest truth , dear [weezy] , is that it looked to me exactly as if he never thought of it . 
1 but 6 dear
1 but 9 is
2 the 3 honest
3 honest 4 truth
4 truth 5 ,
5 , 6 dear
6 dear 8 ,
9 is 10 that
10 that 12 looked
11 it 12 looked
12 looked 13 to
12 looked 14 me
14 me 15 exactly
14 me 16 as
16 as 19 never
17 if 18 he
18 he 19 never
19 never 20 thought
20 thought 21 of
20 thought 23 .
21 of 22 it

" if you feel as you said you did the other night , why didn't you go and speak to him ? " 
1 " 3 you
1 " 7 said
2 if 3 you
3 you 4 feel
4 feel 5 as
5 as 6 you
7 said 8 you
7 said 15 didn't
8 you 9 did
9 did 12 night
10 the 11 other
11 other 12 night
12 night 14 why
13 , 14 why
15 didn't 17 go
16 you 17 go
17 go 18 and
18 and 19 speak
19 speak 20 to
19 speak 22 ?
20 to 21 him
22 ? 23 "

louisa wanted to know . 
1 louisa 2 wanted
2 wanted 3 to
3 to 4 know
4 know 5 .

" but [i] don't feel that way now . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 4 don't
4 don't 5 feel
5 feel 7 way
6 that 7 way
7 way 8 now
8 now 9 .

that was just a mood . 
1 that 2 was
2 was 3 just
2 was 5 mood
4 a 5 mood
5 mood 6 .

you don't know anything about moods , [dearie] . 
1 you 2 don't
2 don't 3 know
3 know 4 anything
4 anything 5 about
5 about 7 ,
6 moods 7 ,
7 , 9 .

you don't know what it is to yearn desperately one hour for something you wouldn't take if it were offered you the next . " 
1 you 3 know
2 don't 3 know
3 know 6 is
4 what 5 it
4 what 6 is
6 is 9 desperately
7 to 8 yearn
8 yearn 9 desperately
9 desperately 11 hour
10 one 11 hour
11 hour 12 for
12 for 13 something
13 something 16 take
14 you 15 wouldn't
15 wouldn't 16 take
16 take 25 "
17 if 18 it
17 if 20 offered
18 it 19 were
20 offered 21 you
21 you 24 .
22 the 23 next
23 next 24 .
24 . 25 "

" but that is foolishness , " protested [louisa] . 
1 " 2 but
2 but 3 that
3 that 4 is
4 is 5 foolishness
5 foolishness 7 "
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 protested
8 protested 10 .

" to be sure it is rank foolishness . 
1 " 2 to
2 to 3 be
3 be 4 sure
4 sure 5 it
4 sure 6 is
6 is 7 rank
7 rank 9 .
8 foolishness 9 .

but oh , it is so delightful to be foolish after being compelled to be unbrokenly sensible for twenty years . 
1 but 2 oh
1 but 3 ,
2 oh 3 ,
3 , 11 after
4 it 5 is
5 is 6 so
6 so 7 delightful
7 delightful 9 be
8 to 9 be
9 be 10 foolish
10 foolish 11 after
11 after 13 compelled
12 being 13 compelled
13 compelled 14 to
14 to 15 be
15 be 17 sensible
16 unbrokenly 17 sensible
17 sensible 18 for
18 for 21 .
19 twenty 20 years
19 twenty 21 .

well , [i] 'm going picking strawberries this afternoon , [lou] . 
1 well 2 ,
1 well 6 picking
2 , 4 'm
4 'm 5 going
6 picking 7 strawberries
7 strawberries 9 afternoon
8 this 9 afternoon
9 afternoon 10 ,
10 , 12 .

don't wait tea for me . 
1 don't 2 wait
2 wait 3 tea
3 tea 4 for
4 for 6 .
5 me 6 .

i probably won't be back till dark . 
1 i 2 probably
2 probably 3 won't
3 won't 4 be
4 be 5 back
5 back 6 till
6 till 7 dark
7 dark 8 .

i 've only four more days to stay and [i] want to make the most of them . " 
1 i 4 four
2 've 3 only
2 've 4 four
4 four 8 stay
5 more 6 days
6 days 7 to
7 to 8 stay
8 stay 9 and
9 and 15 most
11 want 12 to
12 to 13 make
13 make 14 the
14 the 15 most
15 most 16 of
16 of 17 them
17 them 18 .
18 . 19 "

nancy wandered far and wide in her rambles that afternoon . 
1 nancy 2 wandered
2 wandered 3 far
3 far 4 and
4 and 5 wide
5 wide 6 in
6 in 8 rambles
7 her 8 rambles
8 rambles 11 .
9 that 10 afternoon
10 afternoon 11 .

when she had filled her jug she still roamed about with delicious aimlessness . 
1 when 2 she
2 she 3 had
3 had 4 filled
4 filled 5 her
5 her 6 jug
6 jug 8 still
7 she 8 still
8 still 9 roamed
9 roamed 10 about
10 about 11 with
11 with 13 aimlessness
12 delicious 13 aimlessness
13 aimlessness 14 .

once she found herself in a wood lane skirting a field wherein a man was mowing hay . 
1 once 4 herself
1 once 8 lane
2 she 3 found
3 found 4 herself
4 herself 5 in
6 a 7 wood
6 a 8 lane
8 lane 9 skirting
9 skirting 11 field
9 skirting 12 wherein
10 a 11 field
12 wherein 15 was
13 a 14 man
14 man 15 was
15 was 16 mowing
16 mowing 18 .
17 hay 18 .

the man was [peter] [wright] . 
1 the 2 man
2 man 3 was
3 was 6 .

her calculations proved correct , with a trifling variation . 
1 her 2 calculations
2 calculations 3 proved
3 proved 4 correct
4 correct 5 ,
5 , 8 trifling
6 with 7 a
6 with 8 trifling
8 trifling 9 variation
9 variation 10 .

she came out fifty yards south of the old deserted [morrison] house , and found herself in the yard of the [wright] farm ! 
1 she 2 came
1 she 14 and
2 came 3 out
4 fifty 5 yards
5 yards 6 south
6 south 7 of
7 of 8 the
8 the 9 old
9 old 10 deserted
10 deserted 14 and
12 house 13 ,
13 , 14 and
14 and 15 found
14 and 19 yard
15 found 16 herself
17 in 18 the
18 the 19 yard
19 yard 20 of
20 of 21 the
21 the 23 farm
23 farm 24 !

passing the house the house where she had once dreamed of reigning as mistress [nancy] 's curiosity overcame her . 
1 passing 7 she
2 the 3 house
3 house 4 the
4 the 5 house
5 house 6 where
6 where 7 she
7 she 8 had
8 had 9 once
9 once 14 mistress
10 dreamed 11 of
11 of 12 reigning
12 reigning 13 as
13 as 14 mistress
14 mistress 16 's
16 's 17 curiosity
17 curiosity 18 overcame
18 overcame 20 .
19 her 20 .

the place was not in view of any other near house . 
1 the 2 place
1 the 8 any
2 place 3 was
3 was 4 not
4 not 5 in
5 in 6 view
6 view 7 of
8 any 9 other
9 other 10 near
10 near 11 house
11 house 12 .

she deliberately went up to it intending low be it spoken to peep in at the kitchen window . 
1 she 3 went
2 deliberately 3 went
3 went 4 up
4 up 5 to
4 up 9 be
5 to 8 low
6 it 7 intending
7 intending 8 low
9 be 10 it
10 it 11 spoken
11 spoken 19 .
12 to 13 peep
13 peep 14 in
14 in 17 kitchen
15 at 16 the
16 the 17 kitchen
17 kitchen 18 window
18 window 19 .

but , seeing the door wide open , she went to it instead and halted on the step , looking about her keenly . 
1 but 2 ,
1 but 9 she
2 , 3 seeing
3 seeing 5 door
4 the 5 door
5 door 6 wide
6 wide 8 ,
7 open 8 ,
9 she 14 and
10 went 11 to
10 went 13 instead
10 went 14 and
11 to 12 it
12 it 13 instead
14 and 18 step
15 halted 16 on
16 on 17 the
17 the 18 step
18 step 19 ,
19 , 20 looking
20 looking 24 .
21 about 22 her
21 about 23 keenly
23 keenly 24 .

the kitchen was certainly pitiful in its disorder . 
1 the 2 kitchen
2 kitchen 3 was
3 was 4 certainly
4 certainly 5 pitiful
5 pitiful 6 in
6 in 7 its
7 its 8 disorder
8 disorder 9 .

the floor had apparently not been swept for a fortnight . 
1 the 2 floor
2 floor 3 had
3 had 4 apparently
4 apparently 5 not
5 not 6 been
6 been 7 swept
7 swept 8 for
8 for 10 fortnight
9 a 10 fortnight
10 fortnight 11 .

on the bare deal table were the remnants of [peter] 's dinner , a meal that could not have been very tempting at its best . 
1 on 4 deal
1 on 13 ,
2 the 3 bare
2 the 4 deal
4 deal 5 table
5 table 6 were
7 the 8 remnants
8 remnants 9 of
8 remnants 11 's
11 's 12 dinner
12 dinner 13 ,
13 , 20 been
14 a 15 meal
15 meal 17 could
16 that 17 could
17 could 19 have
18 not 19 have
19 have 20 been
20 been 26 .
21 very 22 tempting
22 tempting 23 at
23 at 24 its
24 its 25 best
24 its 26 .

" what a miserable place for a human being to live in ! " groaned [nancy] . 
1 " 2 what
1 " 5 place
3 a 4 miserable
3 a 5 place
5 place 6 for
5 place 9 being
6 for 8 human
7 a 8 human
9 being 10 to
10 to 11 live
11 live 12 in
12 in 17 .
13 ! 14 "
14 " 15 groaned
15 groaned 17 .

" look at the ashes on that stove ! 
1 " 2 look
2 look 3 at
3 at 4 the
4 the 5 ashes
5 ashes 6 on
6 on 9 !
7 that 8 stove
8 stove 9 !

and that table ! 
1 and 2 that
2 that 3 table
3 table 4 !

is it any wonder that [peter] has got gray ? 
1 is 2 it
1 is 4 wonder
3 any 4 wonder
4 wonder 5 that
5 that 7 has
7 has 10 ?
8 got 9 gray
8 got 10 ?

he 'll work hard haymaking all the afternoon and then come home to [this] ! " 
1 he 2 'll
1 he 9 and
2 'll 3 work
3 work 4 hard
3 work 5 haymaking
6 all 7 the
7 the 8 afternoon
8 afternoon 9 and
9 and 11 come
10 then 11 come
11 come 12 home
12 home 13 to
13 to 15 !
15 ! 16 "

an idea suddenly darted into [nancy] ['s] brain . 
1 an 2 idea
2 idea 3 suddenly
3 suddenly 4 darted
4 darted 5 into
5 into 8 brain
8 brain 9 .

at first she looked aghast . 
1 at 2 first
2 first 3 she
3 she 4 looked
4 looked 5 aghast
5 aghast 6 .

then she laughed and glanced at her watch . 
1 then 2 she
2 she 3 laughed
3 laughed 4 and
3 laughed 8 watch
4 and 5 glanced
5 glanced 6 at
6 at 7 her
8 watch 9 .

" [i] 'll do it just for fun and a little pity . 
1 " 3 'll
3 'll 4 do
4 do 5 it
5 it 6 just
6 just 7 for
7 for 8 fun
8 fun 9 and
9 and 13 .
10 a 11 little
11 little 12 pity
12 pity 13 .

it 's half-past two , and [peter] won't be home till four at the earliest . 
1 it 2 's
1 it 6 and
2 's 3 half-past
3 half-past 6 and
4 two 5 ,
5 , 6 and
6 and 9 be
8 won't 9 be
9 be 10 home
10 home 11 till
11 till 12 four
12 four 13 at
13 at 14 the
14 the 16 .
15 earliest 16 .

i 'll have a good hour to do it in , and still make my escape in good time . 
1 i 2 'll
1 i 12 and
2 'll 3 have
3 have 6 hour
4 a 5 good
5 good 6 hour
6 hour 7 to
8 do 9 it
8 do 10 in
8 do 12 and
10 in 11 ,
12 and 13 still
13 still 14 make
14 make 16 escape
15 my 16 escape
16 escape 17 in
17 in 20 .
18 good 19 time
18 good 20 .

nobody will ever know ; nobody can see me here . " 
1 nobody 2 will
2 will 4 know
3 ever 4 know
4 know 8 see
5 ; 6 nobody
6 nobody 7 can
7 can 8 see
8 see 9 me
8 see 10 here
10 here 11 .
11 . 12 "

nancy went in , threw off her hat , and seized a broom . 
1 nancy 5 threw
2 went 3 in
3 in 4 ,
4 , 5 threw
5 threw 6 off
5 threw 9 ,
6 off 7 her
7 her 8 hat
9 , 11 seized
10 and 11 seized
11 seized 13 broom
12 a 13 broom
13 broom 14 .

the first thing she did was to give the kitchen a thorough sweeping . 
1 the 2 first
2 first 3 thing
3 thing 4 she
3 thing 6 was
4 she 5 did
6 was 10 kitchen
7 to 8 give
8 give 9 the
9 the 10 kitchen
10 kitchen 14 .
11 a 12 thorough
11 a 13 sweeping
13 sweeping 14 .

then she kindled a fire , put a kettle full of water on to heat , and attacked the dishes . 
1 then 3 kindled
1 then 9 kettle
2 she 3 kindled
3 kindled 5 fire
4 a 5 fire
5 fire 7 put
6 , 7 put
8 a 9 kettle
9 kettle 10 full
9 kettle 13 on
10 full 12 water
11 of 12 water
13 on 17 and
14 to 15 heat
15 heat 17 and
16 , 17 and
17 and 20 dishes
18 attacked 19 the
19 the 20 dishes
20 dishes 21 .

from the number of them she rightly concluded that [peter] hadn't washed any for at least a week . 
1 from 3 number
1 from 6 she
2 the 3 number
3 number 4 of
4 of 5 them
6 she 8 concluded
7 rightly 8 concluded
8 concluded 9 that
9 that 12 washed
11 hadn't 12 washed
12 washed 13 any
12 washed 14 for
14 for 19 .
15 at 16 least
16 least 18 week
16 least 19 .
17 a 18 week

" [i] wonder where he keeps his dish-towels , if he has any . " 
1 " 4 where
1 " 6 keeps
3 wonder 4 where
5 he 6 keeps
6 keeps 10 if
7 his 8 dish-towels
8 dish-towels 9 ,
9 , 10 if
10 if 11 he
10 if 12 has
11 he 12 has
12 has 13 any
13 any 14 .
14 . 15 "

evidently [peter] hadn't any . 
1 evidently 3 hadn't
3 hadn't 5 .
4 any 5 .

at least , [nancy] couldn't find any . 
1 at 2 least
2 least 3 ,
3 , 5 couldn't
5 couldn't 6 find
6 find 7 any
7 any 8 .

she marched boldly into the dusty sitting-room and explored the drawers of an old-fashioned sideboard , confiscating a towel she found there . 
1 she 15 sideboard
2 marched 3 boldly
3 boldly 4 into
4 into 5 the
5 the 7 sitting-room
6 dusty 7 sitting-room
7 sitting-room 8 and
8 and 11 drawers
8 and 14 old-fashioned
9 explored 10 the
10 the 11 drawers
11 drawers 12 of
12 of 13 an
14 old-fashioned 15 sideboard
15 sideboard 16 ,
16 , 17 confiscating
17 confiscating 19 towel
18 a 19 towel
19 towel 20 she
19 towel 21 found
20 she 21 found
21 found 22 there
22 there 23 .

as she worked , she hummed a song ; her steps were light and her eyes bright with excitement . 
1 as 2 she
2 she 4 ,
3 worked 4 ,
4 , 9 ;
5 she 6 hummed
6 hummed 8 song
7 a 8 song
8 song 9 ;
9 ; 13 light
10 her 11 steps
10 her 13 light
11 steps 12 were
13 light 14 and
14 and 16 eyes
15 her 16 eyes
16 eyes 20 .
17 bright 18 with
18 with 19 excitement
19 excitement 20 .

nancy was enjoying herself thoroughly , there was no doubt of that . 
1 nancy 2 was
2 was 3 enjoying
2 was 4 herself
4 herself 5 thoroughly
4 herself 6 ,
6 , 7 there
6 , 8 was
8 was 10 doubt
9 no 10 doubt
10 doubt 11 of
11 of 13 .
12 that 13 .

the spice of mischief in the adventure pleased her mightily . 
1 the 2 spice
2 spice 3 of
2 spice 4 mischief
4 mischief 7 adventure
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 adventure
7 adventure 8 pleased
8 pleased 9 her
8 pleased 10 mightily
10 mightily 11 .

the tea was made and set back to keep warm . 
1 the 2 tea
2 tea 3 was
2 tea 5 and
3 was 4 made
5 and 6 set
5 and 7 back
7 back 9 keep
8 to 9 keep
9 keep 10 warm
10 warm 11 .

" now [i] must go , " she said aloud . 
1 " 2 now
2 now 6 ,
4 must 5 go
4 must 6 ,
6 , 7 "
7 " 8 she
8 she 9 said
9 said 10 aloud
10 aloud 11 .

" wouldn't it be fun to see [peter] 's face when he comes in , though ? 
1 " 6 to
1 " 7 see
1 " 9 's
2 wouldn't 3 it
3 it 4 be
4 be 5 fun
4 be 6 to
9 's 10 face
10 face 11 when
11 when 12 he
11 when 13 comes
13 comes 14 in
14 in 15 ,
15 , 16 though
16 though 17 ?

[ha-hum] [!] 

i 've enjoyed doing this but why ? 
1 i 2 've
2 've 3 enjoyed
3 enjoyed 4 doing
4 doing 5 this
5 this 8 ?
6 but 7 why
7 why 8 ?

nancy [rogerson] , don't be asking yourself conundrums . 
1 nancy 3 ,
1 nancy 4 don't
4 don't 5 be
5 be 6 asking
6 asking 7 yourself
7 yourself 8 conundrums
8 conundrums 9 .

nancy paused a moment and looked around wistfully . 
1 nancy 2 paused
2 paused 3 a
2 paused 4 moment
4 moment 5 and
5 and 6 looked
6 looked 7 around
7 around 8 wistfully
8 wistfully 9 .

she had made the place look cheery and neat and homelike . 
1 she 2 had
2 had 6 look
3 made 5 place
4 the 5 place
5 place 6 look
6 look 7 cheery
7 cheery 8 and
8 and 9 neat
9 neat 12 .
10 and 11 homelike
11 homelike 12 .

she felt that queer tugging at her heart-strings again . 
1 she 2 felt
2 felt 3 that
2 felt 4 queer
4 queer 5 tugging
4 queer 9 again
5 tugging 6 at
6 at 8 heart-strings
7 her 8 heart-strings
9 again 10 .

suppose she belonged here , and was waiting for [peter] to come home to tea . 
1 suppose 3 belonged
2 she 3 belonged
3 belonged 4 here
3 belonged 9 for
4 here 5 ,
6 and 7 was
7 was 8 waiting
8 waiting 9 for
9 for 16 .
11 to 12 come
12 come 13 home
13 home 14 to
14 to 15 tea
15 tea 16 .

suppose [nancy] whirled around with a sudden horrible prescience of what she was going to see ! 
1 suppose 3 whirled
3 whirled 4 around
3 whirled 8 horrible
4 around 5 with
5 with 7 sudden
6 a 7 sudden
8 horrible 14 going
9 prescience 10 of
10 of 11 what
11 what 12 she
11 what 14 going
12 she 13 was
14 going 17 !
15 to 16 see
16 see 17 !

peter [wright] was standing in the doorway . 
1 peter 3 was
3 was 4 standing
4 standing 5 in
5 in 6 the
6 the 7 doorway
7 doorway 8 .

nancy 's face went crimson . 
1 nancy 2 's
2 's 3 face
3 face 4 went
4 went 5 crimson
5 crimson 6 .

for the first time in her life she had not a word to say for herself . 
1 for 3 first
2 the 3 first
3 first 5 in
4 time 5 in
5 in 7 life
6 her 7 life
7 life 9 had
8 she 9 had
9 had 13 to
10 not 12 word
11 a 12 word
12 word 13 to
13 to 17 .
14 say 15 for
15 for 16 herself
16 herself 17 .

peter looked at her and then at the table , with its fruit and flowers . 
1 peter 2 looked
2 looked 3 at
2 looked 6 then
3 at 4 her
5 and 6 then
6 then 10 ,
7 at 8 the
8 the 9 table
9 table 10 ,
10 , 14 and
11 with 12 its
12 its 13 fruit
12 its 14 and
14 and 16 .
15 flowers 16 .

" thank you , " he said politely . 
1 " 2 thank
1 " 5 "
2 thank 3 you
3 you 4 ,
5 " 6 he
6 he 7 said
7 said 8 politely
8 politely 9 .

nancy recovered herself . 
1 nancy 2 recovered
2 recovered 3 herself
3 herself 4 .

with a shame-faced laugh , she held out her hand . 
1 with 2 a
1 with 3 shame-faced
3 shame-faced 4 laugh
4 laugh 5 ,
5 , 7 held
6 she 7 held
7 held 8 out
8 out 9 her
9 her 10 hand
10 hand 11 .

" don't have me arrested for trespass , [peter] . 
1 " 2 don't
2 don't 3 have
3 have 4 me
3 have 5 arrested
5 arrested 6 for
6 for 7 trespass
7 trespass 10 .
8 , 10 .

i thought you 'd be so surprised and [i] meant to go before you came home , of course . " 
1 i 4 'd
2 thought 3 you
2 thought 4 'd
4 'd 12 go
5 be 6 so
6 so 7 surprised
7 surprised 8 and
8 and 10 meant
10 meant 11 to
11 to 12 go
12 go 13 before
13 before 14 you
13 before 19 course
14 you 15 came
15 came 16 home
16 home 17 ,
17 , 18 of
19 course 20 .
20 . 21 "

" [i] wouldn't have been surprised , " said [peter] , shaking hands . 
1 " 3 wouldn't
3 wouldn't 7 ,
4 have 5 been
4 have 7 ,
5 been 6 surprised
7 , 9 said
8 " 9 said
9 said 11 ,
11 , 12 shaking
12 shaking 14 .
13 hands 14 .

" [i] saw you go past the field and [i] tied the horses and followed you down through the woods . 
1 " 4 you
3 saw 4 you
4 you 5 go
5 go 9 and
6 past 7 the
7 the 8 field
8 field 9 and
9 and 18 through
11 tied 12 the
12 the 13 horses
13 horses 14 and
13 horses 15 followed
15 followed 16 you
15 followed 17 down
17 down 18 through
18 through 20 woods
19 the 20 woods
20 woods 21 .

i 've been sitting on the fence back yonder , watching your comings and goings . " 
1 i 3 been
2 've 3 been
3 been 4 sitting
4 sitting 5 on
5 on 6 the
6 the 12 your
7 fence 8 back
8 back 10 ,
9 yonder 10 ,
10 , 11 watching
11 watching 12 your
12 your 13 comings
13 comings 14 and
14 and 15 goings
14 and 17 "
15 goings 17 "
16 . 17 "

" why didn't you come and speak to me at church yesterday , [peter] ? " demanded [nancy] boldly . 
1 " 2 why
2 why 5 come
2 why 9 me
3 didn't 4 you
4 you 5 come
5 come 6 and
6 and 7 speak
7 speak 8 to
9 me 10 at
10 at 11 church
11 church 12 yesterday
12 yesterday 13 ,
12 yesterday 20 .
13 , 15 ?
15 ? 16 "
16 " 17 demanded
17 demanded 19 boldly

" [i] was afraid [i] would say something ungrammatical , " answered [peter] drily . 
1 " 3 was
1 " 7 say
3 was 4 afraid
6 would 7 say
7 say 8 something
7 say 9 ungrammatical
9 ungrammatical 10 ,
9 ungrammatical 11 "
10 , 11 "
11 " 12 answered
12 answered 14 drily
12 answered 15 .

the crimson flamed over [nancy] ['s] face again . 
1 the 2 crimson
2 crimson 3 flamed
3 flamed 4 over
4 over 7 face
7 face 8 again
8 again 9 .

she pulled her hand away . 
1 she 2 pulled
2 pulled 3 her
3 her 4 hand
4 hand 5 away
5 away 6 .

" that 's cruel of you , [peter] . " 
1 " 2 that
2 that 3 's
3 's 4 cruel
4 cruel 5 of
5 of 7 ,
6 you 7 ,
7 , 9 .
9 . 10 "

peter suddenly laughed . 
1 peter 2 suddenly
2 suddenly 3 laughed
3 laughed 4 .

there was a note of boyishness in the laughter . 
1 there 2 was
2 was 4 note
3 a 4 note
4 note 5 of
5 of 6 boyishness
6 boyishness 7 in
7 in 8 the
8 the 9 laughter
9 laughter 10 .

it 's all gone now , and [i] 'll be as amiable as [i] know how . 
1 it 2 's
1 it 7 and
2 's 7 and
3 all 4 gone
4 gone 5 now
5 now 6 ,
6 , 7 and
7 and 9 'll
9 'll 10 be
10 be 11 as
11 as 12 amiable
12 amiable 13 as
13 as 15 know
15 know 16 how
16 how 17 .

but since you have gone to the trouble of getting my supper for me , [nancy] , you must stay and help me eat it . 
1 but 3 you
1 but 5 gone
2 since 3 you
3 you 4 have
5 gone 12 supper
6 to 8 trouble
7 the 8 trouble
8 trouble 9 of
9 of 10 getting
10 getting 11 my
11 my 12 supper
12 supper 13 for
13 for 17 ,
14 me 15 ,
14 me 17 ,
17 , 18 you
18 you 20 stay
19 must 20 stay
20 stay 21 and
21 and 22 help
22 help 23 me
22 help 24 eat
24 eat 26 .
25 it 26 .

them strawberries look good . 
1 them 2 strawberries
1 them 3 look
3 look 4 good
4 good 5 .

i haven't had any this summer been too busy to pick them . " 
1 i 2 haven't
2 haven't 3 had
3 had 11 pick
4 any 5 this
5 this 6 summer
6 summer 7 been
7 been 8 too
8 too 9 busy
9 busy 10 to
10 to 11 pick
11 pick 12 them
12 them 13 .
13 . 14 "

nancy stayed . 
1 nancy 2 stayed
2 stayed 3 .

she sat at the head of [peter] 's table and poured his tea for him . 
1 she 2 sat
2 sat 3 at
2 sat 10 and
3 at 4 the
4 the 5 head
5 head 6 of
5 head 8 's
8 's 9 table
10 and 11 poured
11 poured 12 his
12 his 13 tea
13 tea 14 for
14 for 16 .
15 him 16 .

she talked to him wittily of the [avonlea] people and the changes in their old set . 
1 she 2 talked
2 talked 3 to
2 talked 5 wittily
3 to 4 him
4 him 5 wittily
5 wittily 6 of
6 of 10 and
7 the 9 people
9 people 10 and
10 and 12 changes
10 and 13 in
11 the 12 changes
13 in 14 their
14 their 17 .
15 old 16 set
15 old 17 .

nancy felt wretched and , at the same time , ridiculously happy . 
1 nancy 2 felt
2 felt 3 wretched
2 felt 6 at
4 and 5 ,
5 , 6 at
6 at 8 same
7 the 8 same
8 same 11 ridiculously
9 time 10 ,
10 , 11 ridiculously
11 ridiculously 12 happy
12 happy 13 .

it seemed the most grotesque thing in the world that she should be presiding there at [peter] 's table , and yet the most natural . 
1 it 2 seemed
2 seemed 7 in
3 the 4 most
4 most 5 grotesque
5 grotesque 6 thing
6 thing 7 in
7 in 9 world
8 the 9 world
9 world 10 that
9 world 12 should
10 that 11 she
10 that 12 should
12 should 13 be
13 be 14 presiding
14 presiding 15 there
15 there 16 at
16 at 21 and
18 's 19 table
18 's 20 ,
20 , 21 and
21 and 26 .
22 yet 23 the
23 the 24 most
24 most 25 natural
25 natural 26 .

there were moments when she felt like crying other moments when her laughter was as ready and spontaneous as a girl 's . 
1 there 6 felt
2 were 3 moments
3 moments 4 when
4 when 5 she
5 she 6 felt
6 felt 9 other
7 like 8 crying
8 crying 9 other
9 other 10 moments
10 moments 11 when
11 when 13 laughter
11 when 14 was
12 her 13 laughter
13 laughter 14 was
14 was 17 and
15 as 16 ready
16 ready 17 and
17 and 23 .
18 spontaneous 19 as
18 spontaneous 23 .
19 as 22 's
20 a 21 girl
21 girl 22 's

sentiment and humour had always waged an equal contest in [nancy] 's nature . 
1 sentiment 2 and
2 and 3 humour
3 humour 4 had
4 had 5 always
5 always 6 waged
6 waged 7 an
7 an 8 equal
8 equal 14 .
9 contest 10 in
9 contest 12 's
12 's 13 nature
13 nature 14 .

when [peter] had finished his strawberries he folded his arms on the table and looked admiringly at [nancy] . 
1 when 3 had
3 had 13 table
4 finished 6 strawberries
4 finished 10 arms
5 his 6 strawberries
7 he 8 folded
8 folded 9 his
9 his 10 arms
10 arms 11 on
11 on 12 the
12 the 13 table
13 table 17 at
14 and 15 looked
15 looked 16 admiringly
16 admiringly 17 at
17 at 19 .

" you look well at the head of a table , [nancy] , " he said critically . 
1 " 2 you
1 " 3 look
1 " 10 table
3 look 4 well
4 well 7 head
5 at 6 the
6 the 7 head
7 head 8 of
9 a 10 table
10 table 11 ,
11 , 14 "
13 , 14 "
14 " 15 he
15 he 16 said
16 said 17 critically
16 said 18 .
17 critically 18 .

" how is it that you haven't been presiding at one of your own long before this ? 
1 " 2 how
1 " 3 is
1 " 5 that
3 is 4 it
5 that 7 haven't
6 you 7 haven't
7 haven't 10 at
8 been 9 presiding
9 presiding 10 at
10 at 14 own
11 one 12 of
12 of 13 your
13 your 14 own
14 own 15 long
15 long 16 before
15 long 18 ?
16 before 17 this

i thought you 'd meet a lots of men out in the world that you 'd like men who talked good grammar . " 
1 i 2 thought
2 thought 3 you
2 thought 17 like
4 'd 5 meet
5 meet 7 lots
6 a 7 lots
7 lots 8 of
8 of 9 men
9 men 10 out
10 out 11 in
10 out 13 world
11 in 12 the
13 world 14 that
14 that 15 you
14 that 16 'd
15 you 16 'd
16 'd 17 like
17 like 18 men
18 men 19 who
18 men 20 talked
20 talked 22 grammar
21 good 22 grammar
22 grammar 23 .
23 . 24 "

" [peter] , don't ! " said [nancy] , wincing . 
1 " 3 ,
3 , 4 don't
4 don't 5 !
5 ! 6 "
6 " 7 said
7 said 10 wincing
9 , 10 wincing
10 wincing 11 .

" [i] was a goose . " 
1 " 3 was
3 was 5 goose
4 a 5 goose
5 goose 6 .
6 . 7 "

" no , you were quite right . 
1 " 2 no
1 " 3 ,
3 , 5 were
4 you 5 were
5 were 6 quite
6 quite 7 right
7 right 8 .

i was a tetchy fool . 
1 i 2 was
2 was 4 tetchy
3 a 4 tetchy
4 tetchy 6 .
5 fool 6 .

it 's too late now , [i] suppose . " 
1 it 2 's
2 's 3 too
3 too 4 late
4 late 5 now
5 now 6 ,
6 , 8 suppose
8 suppose 9 .
9 . 10 "

" too late for what ? " said [nancy] , plucking up heart of grace at something in [peter] 's tone and look . 
1 " 7 "
1 " 20 's
2 too 3 late
3 late 4 for
3 late 7 "
4 for 5 what
5 what 6 ?
7 " 10 ,
8 said 10 ,
10 , 11 plucking
11 plucking 12 up
12 up 13 heart
13 heart 18 in
14 of 15 grace
15 grace 16 at
16 at 17 something
17 something 18 in
20 's 24 .
21 tone 22 and
22 and 23 look
23 look 24 .

" for kerrecting mistakes . " 
1 " 2 for
2 for 3 kerrecting
3 kerrecting 4 mistakes
4 mistakes 5 .
5 . 6 "

" [grammatical] ones ? " 
1 " 3 ones
3 ones 4 ?
4 ? 5 "

" not exactly . 
1 " 2 not
2 not 3 exactly
3 exactly 4 .

i guess them mistakes are past kerrecting in an old fellow like me . 
1 i 2 guess
2 guess 3 them
3 them 4 mistakes
4 mistakes 8 in
5 are 7 kerrecting
6 past 7 kerrecting
7 kerrecting 8 in
8 in 11 fellow
9 an 10 old
10 old 11 fellow
11 fellow 12 like
12 like 13 me
13 me 14 .

worse mistakes , [nancy] . 
1 worse 2 mistakes
2 mistakes 3 ,
3 , 5 .

i wonder what you would say if [i] asked you to forgive me , and have me after all . " 
1 i 5 would
2 wonder 3 what
3 what 4 you
3 what 5 would
5 would 6 say
6 say 7 if
6 say 11 to
7 if 9 asked
9 asked 10 you
11 to 15 and
12 forgive 13 me
13 me 15 and
14 , 15 and
15 and 21 "
16 have 17 me
17 me 18 after
18 after 19 all
19 all 20 .
20 . 21 "

" [i] 'd snap you up before you 'd have time to change your mind , " said [nancy] brazenly . 
1 " 3 'd
1 " 8 you
3 'd 4 snap
4 snap 5 you
6 up 7 before
6 up 8 you
8 you 9 'd
9 'd 12 to
10 have 11 time
11 time 12 to
12 to 13 change
13 change 17 "
14 your 15 mind
15 mind 16 ,
16 , 17 "
17 " 21 .
18 said 20 brazenly
20 brazenly 21 .

peter stood up , knocking over his chair , and strode around the table to her . 
1 peter 3 up
2 stood 3 up
3 up 8 chair
4 , 8 chair
5 knocking 6 over
6 over 7 his
7 his 8 chair
8 chair 9 ,
9 , 11 strode
10 and 11 strode
11 strode 14 table
12 around 13 the
13 the 14 table
14 table 15 to
15 to 17 .
16 her 17 .

" [nancy] , my girl ! " he said . 
1 " 3 ,
1 " 5 girl
3 , 4 my
5 girl 6 !
6 ! 7 "
7 " 8 he
8 he 9 said
9 said 10 .

end of [project] [gutenberg] 's [chronicles] of [avonlea] , [by] [lucy] [maud] [montgomery] 
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