Fill each gap with one word
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Phyllis Wheatley was kidnapped from Africa at the age of eight. She was brought to Boston in 1761, a sickly child only
(..1..) to speak Senegalese. At the age of thirteen she (..2..) her first poem. In 1773 her first book of poems was published,
the second volume of poetry published by a woman in America. At the Boston slave market, Phyllis was purchased by John
Wheatley, a tailor (..3..) wife, impressed by the child's aptitude, taught her to speak, read, and write English. In a (..4..) years
Phyllis had (..5..) learned geography, history, and Latin and had developed a liking (..6..) classical poets such as Horace
and Virgil. Her first poem, a translation from the Latin of Ovid, (..7..) amazed the literary circles in Boston that they had it
published. In 1768 she wrote "To the King's Most Excellent Health", and in 1772 she composed a poem to her mistress,
(..8..) was so moved that she freed Phyllis and sent her to England to regain her health. (..9..) the London publication of her
book, Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral, her fame spread on (..10..) sides of the Atlantic, and she became
a celebrity.
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V. Fill each gap with one word
Phyllis Wheatley was kidnapped from Africa at the age of eight. She was brought to Boston in 1761, a sickly child only
(..1..) to speak Senegalese. At the age of thirteen she (..2..) her first poem. In 1773 her first book of poems was published,
the second volume of poetry published by a woman in America. At the Boston slave market, Phyllis was purchased by John
Wheatley, a tailor (..3..) wife, impressed by the child's aptitude, taught her to speak, read, and write English. In a (..4..) years
Phyllis had (..5..) learned geography, history, and Latin and had developed a liking (..6..) classical poets such as Horace
and Virgil. Her first poem, a translation from the Latin of Ovid, (..7..) amazed the literary circles in Boston that they had it
published. In 1768 she wrote "To the King's Most Excellent Health", and in 1772 she composed a poem to her mistress,
(..8..) was so moved that she freed Phyllis and sent her to England to regain her health. (..9..) the London publication of her
book, Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral, her fame spread on (..10..) sides of the Atlantic, and she became
a celebrity.