Pronunciation in context
| and the one woman |
| the big farmer woman |
| a very dull old woman |
| replied the old woman |
| that woman who was not there |
| and wanted another woman along |
| seeing the woman who had sat there |
| she is a strange, silent woman |
| from the brooding silent woman he had known |
| as if the distracted thoughts of the woman |
| until her eyes met the eyes of the other woman |
| looking at that other woman, with whom it rested |
| the woman who was being detained in town had said she wanted |
| and preoccupied with thoughts of the woman who had done that sewing |
| killed a woman for no other reason than that she had thick ankles |
| she took another look at the woman who sat beside her on the back seat |
| as if he were still seeing the woman who had sat there the morning before |
| who were looking for evidence against the woman who had worked in that kitchen |
| it will, at least, enable you to make the acquaintance of a very remarkable woman |
| it was as if every one were seeing the woman who had sat there the morning before |