The word in parenthesis,
"Circumstances of (imperious) nature prevented him from taking service with the army."
is a synonym for what?
The word in parenthesis,
"He had met him some months before over a 'little game' and with perfect (equanimity) won the entire fortune."
is a synonym for this.
The following phrase in parentheses,
"(A jay hasn't got any more sense than a congressman.) A jay will lie, a jay will steal..."
is an example of this.
The word in parenthesis,
"I called on good natured, (garrulous) Simon Wheeler."
is a synonym for what?
The word in parenthesis,
"It was apparently of a (jocular) nature, for he felt compelled to slap his knee and cram his fist into his mouth."
is a synonym for this.
The following words in parentheses,
"well, there was a (feller) here once by the same name of Jim Smiley...(Thish-yer) Smiley..."
are examples of this.
The word in parenthesis,
"The intellectual part of his nature was already (effaced); he had power only to feel."
is a synonym for what?
The word in parenthesis,
"The provisions had been stored within the hut, and so escaped the (felonious) fingers of Uncle Billy."
is a synonym for this.
Twain took time off writing The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, returning after 2 years with this noticeable difference.
The following phrase in parentheses,
"and you see (the mist curl up off the water, and the east reddens up)..."
is an example of this.
The word in parenthesis,
"He was not conscious of an effort, but a sharp pain in his wrist (apprised) him that he was trying to free his hands."
is a synonym for what?
The word in parenthesis,
"the Duchess became (maudlin)."
is a synonym for this.
The following phrase in parentheses,
"You never see (a frog so modest and straightfor'ard) as he was, for all he was so gifted."
is an example of this.
The word in parenthesis,
"It was not long until they fell under its influence. Uncle Billy became (bellicose).
is a synonym for what?
The word in parenthesis,
"He only (conjectured) that if I asked old Wheeler about him, it would remind him of his..."
is a synonym for this.
The following phrase in parentheses,
"he would go to work and (bore me to death) with some exasperating reminiscence..."
is an example of this.