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Things forenoon often describes (“forenoon ________”)
watch, service, meeting, session, hours, sermon, sun, meal, train, work, services, march, walk, exercise, day, purple, light, lunch, parties, observations, prayer, visit, knell, sermons, observation, maximum, recess, reading, exercises, school, worship, sunshine, lessons, following, sessions, afternoon, walker, wife, nothing, tomorrow, furnishes, septimius, prayers, troops, yesterday, rain, slumber, drill, sector, vessels, heat, something, game, mass, today, elms, nap, sitting, pattern, talk, sections, calls, advances, letters, instruction, meetings, writing, tide, employment, sunlight, good, call, indians, ramble, classes, genji, news, church, conclusion, sky, leaden, everything, packing, tramp, columns, twilight, god, napoleon, officers, wind, programme, shopping, glass
How forenoon often is described (“________ forenoon”)
next, whole, early, late, morrow, entire, same, long, bright, sunny, pleasant, hot, last, fine, single, clear, warm, quiet, busy, idle, wet, lovely, memorable, spent, previous, rainy, cold, breezy, grey, middle, sultry, happy, gray, cool, wholesome, glorious, calm, cloudy, wintry, cloudless, calamitous, brilliant, blank, foggy, earnest, delightful, starry, sharp, still, overcast, miserable, extraordinary, dreary, mid, hale, tuesday, dull, longer, delicious, life, publick, thursday, warmish, somber, vacant, wednesday, drizzly, fairer, arid, sad, leisurely, house
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