The people who gathered were the child's own family. Someone sent for a doctor, who arrived pretty soon and said the girl was not so badly hurt as she was frightened. But I could tell the doctor felt the same as I did. I had taken a
to my gentleman at first sight I saw the doctor turn sick and white with the desire to kill him.
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"Loathing" means intense
hatred and disgust.
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Notice the way people react to the sight of Hyde. Enfield loathes him. The doctor here--even a DOCTOR--has the desire to kill him. Click on the Ô£ø to continue.
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The Observation button provides a thought or an idea that the teacher would interject to better explain the text. Try it out!
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During the reading, there are more than 225 vocabulary words that are in bold and are defined for the reader.
Click here to hide this text.
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This button takes the user to the next page in the text. The "22" is the page number; There are a total of 277 pages in this version of the book. This button is involved in the electronic bookmark; a feature that takes the reader back to the last page he read.
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Notice that when you clicked the mouse, the loathing definition disappears while the explanation appears. You have to click on the explanation to make it disappear.
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A normal page of text will look something like this screen. If you don't understand what an object does, or you would like to see what it does, just click on it. To make an explanation box like this one, or any of the others, go away, click on it.