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[001] visit to the farm, so it was a special occasion. Ted _____ come to me. He was driving the machine, and at first
[002] o leave my room. I had to stay at Brandham Hall, so I _____ get used to the place again. I walked around at the
[003] rry Hugh if you don't want to marry him?' 'Because I _____ marry him: she said. 'You don't understand. I've got
[004] n told Ted not to be a soldier? Ted had said that she _____ make the decision. She had said that Ted was dangero
[005] d Trimingham's fault. He had done nothing wrong. - It _____ be Ted's fault. He had invited Marian into his kitche
[006] s I was too old now to believe in spells and magic. I _____ learn how to control my imagination. It had all star
[007] hand from hers. I began to cry. 'No,' she said, 'you _____ come with me.' And she pulled me forward. And then we
[008] hat I had ever heard. I remember very little more. I _____ have been ill, because I stayed in bed for two or thr
[009] if you can. It's our dear messenger's birthday, and I _____ be there to give him a present. It's exactly the right
[010] nt to see me.' He was confused, I knew. He said, 'You _____ decide about that.' He was a much younger man than I.
[011] a family name, of course, but he prefers Hugh.' 'You _____ be very glad that he's near you,' I said. Her face ch
[012] ng. He's the same age as Ted was in 1900. Tell him he _____ forget his stupid ideas. His grandfather had stupid i
[013] had more brains, he wouldn't have blown them out. You _____ do this for us, Leo. Tell Edward there's no spell ex
[014] ather got out of the front. He was saying, 'Hats! They _____ have hats. It's hot there.' We walked from shop to sh
[015] s are poison.' That was what Father always said. 'You _____ be sick,' Emily said. She went on and on about her sc
[016] ouse. Father came back, saying, 'It's beautiful. That _____ be Karl's house. You won't find me living there.' Mr
[017] Father said, 'They don't look so bad to me. But this _____ be the place.' Father took three of the villagers to
[018] r seen a white man before,' whispered Father. 'No one _____ make a sudden noise or movement.' We stayed behind hi
[019] oming.' Father climbed out of the hole and said, 'It _____ be the Maywits. I told you.' But this time Father was
[020] You can't go anywhere. You are our guests now, and I _____ give you somewhere safe to sleep - away from insects
[021] ere still.' 'No,' Father said. 'It's all poisoned. We _____ leave it all behind. We can make a fresh start. I'm r
[022] id. 'Say you found it. The water's coming up, and you _____ be able to escape. 'I hid the tank of petrol among th
[023] that boat!' I said, 'Emily, we're in bad trouble. We _____ get to the coast. Can you help us?' But at that momen
[024] more,...' Poor little Oliver's request for more food _____ be some of the most famous words that Charles Dickens
[025] e they were given food and. a bed. But the workhouse _____ not be comfortable or people might want to stay there
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[001] ed it. 'It's only from Marian; he said. 'She's coming _____ by the late train tomorrow. Now let's go to the villa
[002] 'Goodbye,Ted.' I turned away from him and then turned _____ . ' 'Shall I take one more message for you?' , 'That'
[003] , at half past six.' I promised to tell her. I looked _____ once. Ted was looking
[004] once. Ted was looking _____ , too. He took o his hat and waved it at me. Chapter
[005] le present. I'll keep the real present until you come _____ . Can you guess what it is? With all my love, MOTHER.
[006] get used to the place again. I walked around at the _____ of the house, and then went outside. I ran behind the
[007] ear voffices there. And I wondered if Marian had come _____ . I did not want to be alone with her because she was
[008] re going out, he whispered to me: 'The cats have come _____ .' I knew that he was talking about his mother and Mar
[009] t was used. I needed a leaf, flower and fruit to take _____ to my room. In my room the necessary things were read
[010] he fight. It came out of the ground, and I fell on my _____ outside. The deadly nightshade was destroyed. Chapte
[011] ightshade. The front door was still open when I came _____ to the house. And I had been afraid of nothing. Now t
[012] eadly nightshade. (I knew that a murderer likes to go _____ to the scene of his crime. ) If! went there, I would
[013] Maudsley. 'Excuse me,' he said. 'The driver has come _____ but not Miss Marian. She wasn't at Miss Robson's. Mi
[014] dsley said, calmly. But Mrs Maudsley pushed her chair _____ and stood up. Her body was bent and shaking. Her face
[015] ive it away. I had never ridden it. I decided to go _____ to Brandham. I stayed at the hotel in Norwich where M
[016] He walked away, but after a moment he turned. He came _____ and then stopped. Without looking at me, he said: 'We
[017] shouted through the door, "Your food." Mister shouted _____ : "If I see a policeman out there, I'll kill these men
[018] nder water. We left the Drake & Sweeney building by a _____ door. There were police cars everywhere and ambulance
[019] . But just then he came out of his office. Sofia went _____ to her work. Green was an enormous black man, at leas
[020] in fast Spanish into the phone. Mordecai Green walked _____ into his office and I followed him in. The office was
[021] nywhere. But I was doing it now. I didn't want to go _____ to the empty apartment. I didn't want to go to a bar,
[022] arts of the city I had never seen before. Then I went _____ to Drake & Sweeney. I went up in Mister's elevator ag
[023] rong and it was in that file. I had to get it. I went _____ to my office to think. The phone rang. It was Claire.
[024] aiting; Michael. Should I start to eat?" "No, I'll be _____ at the apartment as fast as I can." I ran from the bu
[025] ty girls in there would never look at me now. I went _____ to the apartment. At some time after nine, the phone
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[001] was wrong to lose my temper, as I do sometimes. r ran _____ you to say sorry. Perhaps you thought that I wanted t
[002] called the smoking room. The men went there to smoke _____ meals. 'Hello,' he said. 'Have you started smoking?'
[003] twelve o'clock. You are really too young to be awake _____ ten o'clock. And do you know what else you are?' 'No
[004] I thought that was the speech of a weak man. And now, _____ fifty years, I still think so. 'You haven't told any
[005] comfortable as we had felt for the past three days-. _____ breakfast, as Marcus and I were going out, he whisper
[006] eect. Chapter 22 The Magic of the Deadly Nightshade _____ my conversation with Marian I felt happy. She was kind
[007] ht about the previous night. Everything had been easy _____ my battle with the deadly nightshade. The front door
[008] many years. 'Today is Leo's day,' Mrs Maudsley said, _____ breakfast. 'What would you like to do, Leo?' I could
[009] ,' I said. 'Or would you like to visit Beeston Castle _____ lunch? You haven't seen it, have you?' 'That would b
[010] hts. I went to my room then and put on my green suit. _____ that I felt a lot better. Chapter 24 Storms at Bran
[011] lt a lot better. Chapter 24 Storms at Brandham Hall _____ lunch the sky was dark with clouds, and we all expecte
[012] I was in bed for a few days. I hope the others looked _____ you.' 'Oh, yes, they did,' I said. We had reached th
[013] . For the last fifteen minutes there had been a pause _____ every movement and almost every speech. At one time e
[014] ts changed with their situations. For several months _____ my visit to Brandham, I believed that everything that
[015] to the farm! I was sorry now that I had not kept it. _____ my illness I had told my mother to give it away. I ha
[016] to the village. The place had changed of course and, _____ fifty years, I did no recognize it. I wondered where
[017] ly 1910.' Poor Hugh! He had lived for -only ten years _____ my visit. I wondered if he had ever married. The plat
[018] ian was dead. In my thoughts she had died immediately _____ that last terrible scene at the huts. I did not think
[019] not think that she could ever go on living. And even _____ fifty years that idea was still stuck in my mind. I
[020] ock.' And I promised to be there. He walked away, but _____ a moment he turned. He came back and then stopped. Wi
[021] see us at the Hall, and he visited me for many years _____ Hugh died. We were all very fond of one another.' I d
[022] out in the newspapers. A crazy worker returns to work _____ lunch with a gun and kills everybody in his office.
[023] apartment and thought about her. We had met the week _____ I moved to Washington. I was just out of Yale with a
[024] een I had told Polly I would be at work today-the day _____ Mister came into the office. But for the first time e
[025] covered by an inch of snow. Chapter 4 Mom and Dad _____ I left Mordecai Green's office, I drove around and ar
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[001] ges, no problems. We were all wonderfully free! That _____ and the next no one visited Brandham Hall, and we did
[002] d stopped feeling jealous of . my success. During the _____ we walked in the park and we talked about school. We
[003] nd. it was going to arrive tomorrow. So I had another _____ in front of me. Although I was still at Brandham Hal
[004] would arrive then. I wondered how I could spend the _____ . It was already very hot. I hoped that the temperatu
[005] p to a hundred degrees. This was going to be my last _____ at Brandham. If they wanted me to stay until Friday,
[006] I was not going to take any more messages. The next _____ was Thursday. Mrs Maudsley appeared at breakfast and
[007] pull the pages out, but I forgot to do that. The next _____ , Friday, I forgot many other things, too. I reached t
[008] od.' I kept that tie for many years. 'Today is Leo's _____ ,' Mrs Maudsley said, after breakfast. 'What would you
[009] ing was not very exciting. It was my birthday, but the _____ was not much dierent from any other
[010] was not much dierent from any other _____ . I was ahead to visit the hut where I had killed the
[011] in Norwich where Marian and I had had lunch. The next _____ " I hired a car and drove to the village. The place h
[012] and one reason only. Mister has a gun. But the next _____ he thinks about what Mister said. For the first time
[013] wo, and we had started at Drake & Sweeney on the same _____ . Only our marriages were dierent. His was successful
[014] very hard the first year. I worked fifteen hours . a _____ , six days a week. I saw Claire on Sundays and we wen
[015] ked about 200 hours a month. That's eight hours every _____ for six days with two or three hours on Sunday. But
[016] i Green I had told Polly I would be at work today-the _____ after Mister came into the office. But for the first
[017] able with a big smile before she left for home for the _____ . A couple of lawyers came in, said "How you doing?" a
[018] acobs had looked at the file with him, earlier in the _____ . "What about it?" added Chance. 'Was he a squatter?"
[019] . I stayed there until three in the morning. The next _____ was Saturday. Since Tuesday, when I met Mister, I had
[020] e was really an inventor - the great Allie Fox. That _____ we drove from Hatfield into Northampton. My father sh
[021] n me.' The things father bought in Northhampton that _____ helped him to finish his latest invention. It was a w
[022] r some time on the phone. Travelling Light The next _____ , we went shopping again. We usually went only once a
[023] d Polski calling my father a dangerous man. The next _____ , Father told us to get into the van. Clover asked, '
[024] re Mr Fox,' one of the men said to Father on our first _____ at sea. 'You 'ye already forgotten my name, but I rem
[025] own. He brought dierent people back to the hotel every _____ , and talked business with them. One of his new friend
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[001] t I had admired Marian. In fact, I had loved her. In a _____ she had been as kind as my mother was. Both of them h
[002] I turned and tried to go out but I could not find the _____ . I was so frightened now that I began to break the pl
[003] w that I could not look at my imagination in the same _____ . It was a part of my character. It gave me some of th
[004] Nannie Robson. Would you like to go now? You know the _____ , of course.' This was an opportunity. I could escape
[005] ay to her? 'I'd like to go. I'm not quite sure of the _____ , but I can ask someone. 'Ask someone?' she repeated.
[006] 'Oh, yes. Yes, I have.' 'Why aren't you sure of the _____ then?' I did not answer. 'Listen,' she said. 'Someone
[007] her. Leo, you know where she is. You can show me the _____ .' I did not really know what was happening. She caugh
[008] en the trees, I tried to stop her. I cried, 'Not this _____ , Mrs Maudsley!' She did not listen to me but hurried
[009] me less and less interested in people in almost every _____ . Another pleasure helped me, the pleasure that I had
[010] he said. 'But I don't quite see it. Do you know the _____ to the house?' 'No, but I can ask someone.' I remembe
[011] y. He did not oer to go with me, but he showed me the _____ . Then he added: 'We'll have lunch about one o'clock.'
[012] s. I went out into the street. I was surprised at the _____ she had lied to herself completely for more than fift
[013] most sorry that I could not lie to myself in the same _____ . I had not promised to give Edward her message of lov
[014] . But I did not. I drove to Brandham Hall. And on the _____ I wondered how I should give him the message. Soon I
[015] meless clients. He was a lawyer with a heart. On the _____ out, Sofia didn't look up from her conversation on th
[016] doing?" and left again. They were probably on their _____ home too. Alone in the office again, I picked up one
[017] ungle really be better? Can Allie stay in control the _____ he thinks he can? These are the questions that his fa
[018] at Allie Fox We drove past Tiny Polski's house on the _____ to the road. My father pointed with his finger - the
[019] ins showed how far we had come from Baltimore, on the _____ to La Ceiba. Emily never left me alone. She talked ab
[020] imo. Father bad brought us here. Now, in some magical _____ , he had bought a town. I didn't know why. I only knew
[021] e passed a few other boats - pianos - going the other _____ . 'How far are we going?' Mother asked Father, after a
[022] ou see it, Charlie?' I said no, but he was pushing his _____ through the chest-high plants, pointing excitedly her
[023] the adults climb up the pipes inside Fat Boy, all the _____ to the hatch. He said it would stop us being afraid
[024] eren't unhealthy. It was just something new. It was a _____ for Father to control things. Father planned to take
[025] ionaries too, and that Father was our leader. On the _____ back down the river, Father was silent and in a bad m
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[001] uld wonder what kind of home you have. Of course the _____ heat is diicult, I know. Perhaps you should explain t
[002] rimingham said. 'He's quite a lady-killer. Marian has _____ confidence in him.' Mrs Maudsley changed the subject.
[003] that love brings. I have managed to live without the _____ pleasure that my imagination used to give me. When M
[004] gs in the world. They probably saved my life too. The _____ War started in 1914. I was twenty-seven then, but I d
[005] 'half past six', my birthday party would have been a _____ success. Mrs Maudsley would not then have gone out t
[006] n't we? You were only a little boy, but we shared our _____ happiness with you. If we hadn't shown it to you, per
[007] I moved to Washington. I was just out of Yale with a _____ job. She came from one of America's oldest families.
[008] ided to go to medical school and I thought that was a _____ idea. Drake & Sweeney were telling me that I was a po
[009] evably long hours. She had decided she wanted to be a _____ doctor. Soon we were playing a crazy game called "I-c
[010] My father shouted at fat people on the streets. The _____ Allie Fox We drove past Tiny Polski's house on the wa
[011] or mend anything. But he was really an inventor - the _____ Allie Fox. That day we drove from Hatfield into North
[012] gone, and you can tell your grandchildren about this _____ day.' The Zambus put their hands over their ears when
[013] d see Father shouting something, but the noise was so _____ that none of us could hear him. When we did, he was s
[014] , Hard Times (1850), A Tale of Two Cities (1859), and _____ Expectations (1861). Dickens's books were popular in
[015] seventy miles from that place to London. London! That _____ city! Nobody could find him there. He had heard peopl
[016] re.' 'I am very sorry, sir,' said Oliver.' I was in a _____ hurry to get home. I didn't see you.' The man moved
[017] She is dead.' 'Thank God, no!' cried the doctor, with _____ feeling. 'She won't die.' The old lady fell on her kn
[018] r. She listened to their mysterious conversation with _____ interest. When Fagin came back, Nancy was ready to go
[019] on lorry,' he said. 'He didn't stop at a red light.' ' _____ ,' said Gill Teal. 'I've got money from Exxon before.
[020] kids?' 'Three kids,' said the man. He looked tired. ' _____ ,' said Gill Teal. 'For a family we can get more. Five
[021] our brother?' he asked in a friendly way. 'He's doing _____ ,' said Mark. 'Who are you?' 'I'm a reporter,' said Sl
[022] a dollar.' 'She's working for a dollar? She must be a _____ lawyer. What has she done so far?' 'She met the FBI t
[023] peak of killing her. The judge agreed that Mark was in _____ danger, and returned him to custody. There was a sur
[024] that when he heard you coming. He must have been in a _____ hurry because he didn't have time to put the examinat
[025] in the coin. 'Zhivago,' they were told, 'but not the _____ man himself, it's his wife.' The coin was closed and
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[001] ked about school. We fought once or twice. He told me _____ secrets. Although I did not agree with this terrible
[002] ,' I said quickly. This was not true, but I had heard _____ lies and lying is like a fever, it spreads to other p
[003] repeated. 'We're both grateful to you,' he said. 'Not _____ boys would carry those messages for us. I'm still sor
[004] g,' I said. 'Good.' He seemed pleased. 'I don't write _____ letters, except on business. But I felt so sorry that
[005] t I forgot to do that. The next day, Friday, I forgot _____ other things, too. I reached the huts and saw the dea
[006] watching the horses at Goodwood.' I kept that tie for _____ years. 'Today is Leo's day,' Mrs Maudsley said, after
[007] ested in dangerous flowers. She smiled. 'There aren't _____ of that kind here.' I told her about the deadly night
[008] ed now.' But I did not believe her. I felt ashamed of _____ things. I thought that I had made them all suer - Lo
[009] I said. 'But I'm glad you live there. I stayed there _____ years ago.' His attitude changed immediately, and he
[010] ell,' he said, 'but she forgets things rather easily. _____ old people do, of course.' He smiled then, and went o
[011] go and see her? She's rather lonely. She doesn't have _____ visitors.' The past seemed to take control of my voff
[012] g 'we', and I remembered how sorry Ted had been about _____ things. I said quickly: 'Oh, it happened long, long a
[013] . Do you often see her?' 'Not very often.' 'And not _____ people visit her. Is that right?' 'Not very
[014] people visit her. Is that right?' 'Not very _____ ,' he said. 'Then why does she go on living in the vil
[015] ten came to see us at the Hall, and he visited me for _____ years after Hugh died. We were all very fond of one a
[016] ed the world of the homeless. It was unbelievable how _____ people were in that room. Volunteers were giving out
[017] we have chicken-usually it's just vegetables." "How _____ shelters like this are there in the city?" "This isn'
[018] o cold. They have to go to one of the shelters." "How _____ shelters are there?" "About twenty. Two are closing s
[019] "About twenty. Two are closing soon. No money." "How _____ beds?" "About five thousand." "And how
[020] beds?" "About five thousand." "And how _____ homeless?" "Good question. They're a diicult group to
[021] and more cookies. The mother was sleeping again. Like _____ homeless people, she moved a lot in her sleep. She wa
[022] in Africa and Singapore, and he lived in England for _____ years with his wife and two children.
[023] years with his wife and two children. _____ of his stories are about life in other countries. He
[024] want to cook a glass of water? This year, I have too _____ vegetables to keep, but they're ripe and I have to pi
[025] standing. I was wondering why the prisoners asked so _____ questions. . The journey back was easier. Father s
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[001] g. I was surprised but not very worried. Letters were _____ delivered to the Hall at teatime. And I felt certain
[002] came into Marian's face. She was still angry, but she _____ looked afraid. 'Did Hugh say why he wanted Ted to go?
[003] Because Ted wasn't married, and he had no family. He _____ said that Ted shoots well.' Marian's face changed aga
[004] rian. Marian wanted to marry Lord Trimingham, and she _____ wanted Ted to stay at Black Farm. What did Ted want?
[005] ecial power, and a lot of boys had believed it. I had _____ believed it myself, and that was even worse. I knew t
[006] and Marian had made Mrs Maudsley ill. Perhaps it was _____ the cause of Marcus's fever. But he had never lied to
[007] because my aunt always wrote a lot about herself. She _____ liked to guess what I was doing, and her guesses were
[008] pped the relationship between Ted and Marian. It had _____ destroyed the deadly nightshade. But then, like some
[009] lief in other people and most of my love for them. It _____ proved that my imagination was of no use to me. From
[010] Norwich: she wanted to meet Ted Burgess. But she was _____ worried about the heat and my thick suit. It was cert
[011] ice man. I smiled. 'He was,' I agreed. 'Arid did you _____ know my grandmother?' I was surprised once again, and
[012] e was a doctor, people had appointments with her. But _____ , she didn't want to go with me. "OK," I said. "Then
[013] his stories are about life in other countries. He has _____ written best-selling travel books, often about long r
[014] n the power of his job. Another Act of Parliament was _____ beginning to have an eect on society. That 1829 Act f
[015] ver Twist are afraid of the police. Punishments were _____ very hard. Even a young boy of Oliver's age could los
[016] le who were old, ill, or had problems. But there were _____ kind people like Mr Brown low, Mrs Maylie and Rose in
[017] lot about the society of 19th century England. We can _____ enjoy a very good, exciting story. Chapter 1 Oliver
[018] watches and looked at them with pleasure. There were _____ beautiful rings and other lovely jewels in the box. S
[019] s your father's oldest friend,' said Mr Brownlow. 'I _____ loved his beautiful sister, your aunt. I hoped to marr
[020] o,' replied Monks. 'I know nothing about that! ' 'You _____ gave Fagin money.' Eventually Monks said, 'When my mo
[021] prove a Mafia murder. Mark wants to be honest, but he _____ wants to be safe. He is afraid to tell his dangerous
[022] law, and had his own law company for nine years. He _____ worked ill local government in Mississippi. In 1984 h
[023] rime writers. The Client is his fourth book and it has _____ been made into a film. You can
[024] been made into a film. You can _____ read 'The Firm and The Pelican Brief in Penguin Reade
[025] dead. Harry needed a new lawyer quickly. Roy Fortrigo _____ knew about the death, and was already on his way to M
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[001] dham Hall, and we did not leave it. I now had time to _____ around the whole house. On Monday the temperature was
[002] oked at her, but I could see no signs of illness. Her _____ was still sharp and direct. We did not feel as comfor
[003] erstand that at all. It was just not true. But a new _____ came into Marian's face. She was still angry, but she
[004] ssenger?' she asked. 'Yes,' I whispered, but I had to _____ down. 'Good. Youre the best friend I have: When I lo
[005] ingham stretched out his hand and said: 'Can I have a _____ at it, Leo?' He took off his own blue and white tie a
[006] ve to dress with care.' 'Why?' I asked. 'You mustn't _____ common,' he replied. 'But I won't say any more becaus
[007] ve in them. But by lunchtime I knew that I could not _____ at my imagination in the same way. It was a part of m
[008] nizable. 'No,' she said. 'We won't wait. I'm going to _____ for her. Leo, you know where she is. You can show me
[009] bicycle, and I have never forgotten that first quick _____ at it. It was resting against the stairs and shining
[010] uccess. Mrs Maudsley would not then have gone out to _____ for Marian. My intention had been good, but the result
[011] I would be happy if you came,' he said, but he did not _____ at all happy. 'Grandmother wasn't sure that you'd wan
[012] s a lawyer with a heart. On the way out, Sofia didn't _____ up from her conversation on the phone. The Lexus was
[013] ur evictions?" . "It was," said Chance, but he didn't _____ at me as he spoke. I guessed that Arthur Jacobs had l
[014] a. "Let's go to Florida," I said. She gave me a cold _____ . "Florida?" "OK, the Bahamas. We can leave tomorrow."
[015] Polly brought me cookies today. I like it." The cold _____ returned and she said, "I can't." And that was the en
[016] he story of Mister. "Are you all right?" she asked, a _____ of shock on her face. "Of course. I'm here, aren't I?
[017] I was tired. Those pretty girls in there would never _____ at me now. I went back to the apartment. At some time
[018] ite men are inside, in their houses and churches. You _____ out and you see all the animals staring in at you. Th
[019] k we were all secretly glad. Father was controlling ' _____ what Mother and I caught while the rest of you were a
[020] aid. 'We're going to have breakfast here in the boat. _____ what Mother and I caught while the rest of you were a
[021] d the river's deep enough. You go up to the front and _____ out for rocks. "Be careful,' Mr Haddy cried. This is
[022] ambus. He took his eyes off the river for a moment to _____ at them - and the boat hit a rock. Father jumped over
[023] Springfield were half grown. Jeronimo was starting to _____ like a real farm and a real home. There were paths, h
[024] oat coming up the river and sent me up a tall tree to _____ . 'Who is it?' he said, sounding angry for the first t
[025] al top. It was filled with tanks and pipes. It didn't _____ as if it belonged in the jungle. No one could guess,