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Story: http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0602551h.html

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Edith Nesbit was a political activist, and also co-founded the Fabian Society, which is a socialist organization that later teamed up with the Labour Party. Her father, John Collis Nesbit, died before she was four years old, and her sister Mary was super sick, so her family traveled a lot. Edith married Paul Bland when she was eighteen years old, and seven months pregnant. Her husband cheated on her with her friend, and she eventually adopted the baby, while Alice became their housekeeper. She had three children Iris, Fabian, and Rosamund. Fabian died at fifteen after a tonsil operation. She died in East Kent in 1924, probably from lung cancer and was buried at St. Mary in the Marsh.

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Eltham (London) home of author Edith Nesbit, who wrote The Railway Children

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Eltham the home of author Edith Nesbit, who wrote The Railway Children, and lived here from 1899 until 1922.

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Example from Text: " It was of fine ebony, beautifully and curiously carved. I looked at it with growing interest, and when my aunt's housemaid?"
Label: It's delaying the answer to a question.
Explanation: It's suspenseful because the man that moves into his aunt's house in really intrigued by the painting. He dreams that it talks to him.

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Explanation: Until now or until the point in time under discussion.
Synonyms: Present, available, attending.

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Explanation: The feeling, often pleasant, of tiredness or a tendency to do nothing or to remain unchanged.
Synonyms: Tiredness, sluggishness, inactivity.

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Explanation: A place or state of suffering inhabited by the souls of sinners who are expiating their sins before going to heaven.
Synonyms: Limbo, abyss, underworld, infernal regions, Lucifer.

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Explanation: A writing desk with drawers and typically an angled top opening downward to form a writing surface.

Synonyms: Dresser, chest of drawers, cabinet.

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Supernatural:"I am a ghost, I suppose," she said, laughing softly; and her laughter stirred memories which I just grasped at and just missed." Mildred says she I ghost, he will eventually forget her, things about her, but she will be there, waiting to remind him that she is still there.
The Sublime: "As I sprang up the steps, I saw, as in a dream, yes, all this was really dream-like, I saw Mildred leaning out of the first-floor window, wringing her hands." He leaped into the burning house so he could save the picture(aka: the lady in the picture)
Mystery: "And then I will come out of the picture, and never go back to it. I shall live with you, and die, and be buried, and there will be an end of me. But we shall live first, my heart's heart." She (the lady in the picture) is somehow going to come alive and be outside of the frame, so that they could be together.
Death: "Mistress only bought it two days before she was took ill," she said; "but the frame? she didn't want to buy a new one? so she got this out of the attic. There's lots of curious old things there, sir." Before his aunt died she bought a new painting, but used a frame from a different picture.
Justice: "How did they save me? What does that matter? They saved me somehow, curse them." The firemen saved him, and everything else in the house burned.
Dreams: "There are no words to express the sense of glad reunion, the complete realization of every hope and dream of a life, that came upon me as I sat with my hand in hers, and looked into her eyes." He dreams about her (the lady in the picture) and how he should be with her.

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Mrs. Gill said that I do not have to do this.

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https://www.google.com/culturalinstitute/beta/u/0/search?q=The%20Ebony%20Frame