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Part Three ENTER Lesson 13- In My Day Lesson 13—In My Day Sentence Paraphrase 1 Through all this she lay in bed but moved across time, traveling among the dead decades with a speed and ease beyond the gift of physical science. (1) … traveling among the decades that were past and gone very quickly, so quickly and easily that it defied science. the present participle phrase as adverbial of attending circumstances more examples go to 2 ability, talent Lesson 13- In My Day Sentence Paraphrase He entered college at the age of eighteen, graduating four years later as head of his class. Teams of sweepers with twig brooms move along in unison, sweeping the water away. back to 1 Lesson 13- In My Day Sentence Paraphrase 2 She gazed at this improbably overgrown figure out of an inconceivable future and promptly dismissed it. (4) She could not conceive of the future when here little Russell would be that tall and big. Therefore she immediately put that thought out of her mind. go to 3 to grow beyond normal size impossible to comprehend or grasp fully to refuse to accept that something might be true Lesson 13- In My Day Sentence Paraphrase 3 It showed in that angry challenging thrust of the chin when she issued an opinion, and a great one she had always been for issuing opinions. (10) When she expressed an opinion, her chin would come forward which made her look angry and defiant. She liked to give her opinion and was never afraid of speaking her mind. a quick hard push Inversion, showing emphasis go to 4 Lesson 13- In My Day Sentence Paraphrase 4 Life was combat, and victory was not to the lazy, the timid, the drugstore cowboy, the mush-mouth afraid to tell people exactly what was on his mind. (15) one who wears cowboy’s clothes but has had no experience as a cowboy; a loafer who loiters on street or in drugstores excessively sentimental person go to 5 Lesson 13- In My Day Sentence Paraphrase 5 For ten years or more the ferocity with which she had