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[001] was a new fishing rod against the wall. Morse looked _____ helplessly. Who had been so eager to search the shed
[002] a hill', and it is a very good description. The trees _____ the house do not grow straight, but are bent by the n
[003] ittle face I had ever seen. Her golden wavy hair fell _____ her shoulders. 'Have you been invited to tea?'she ask
[004] ndow. There were heavy curtains which could be pulled _____ it, to hide the sleeper from anyone else in the room.
[005] opped thankfully on to the bed. I closed the curtains _____ the bed, and felt safe from Heathcli and everyone els
[006] nd towards the branch. But instead, my fingers closed _____ a small, ice-cold hand! It held my hand tightly, and
[007] t once." , "Why does her brother Hindley let her run _____ with such a companion?" wondered Mr Linton. "I rememb
[008] This was too much for Heathcli. He looked desperately _____ for a weapon, picked up a bowl of hot soup and threw
[009] teen, Catherine was the most beautiful girl for miles _____ , but she was proud and quick-tempered. She led what w
[010] ch, and I shall be the most important woman for miles _____ .' 'Worst of all. But there are several other handsome
[011] d hear it whistling down the chimney, and howling all _____ the house. Suddenly there was a terrible crash of thu
[012] be near me. I'm so happy, Ellen! And I want everyone _____ me to be happy too!' Catherine behaved so sweetly to
[013] Isabella and Edgar and you! I'll die with cold faces _____ me! I've had terrible dreams these past few nights, y
[014] eginning to take an interest in the people and things _____ her. He loved her so much, and took such good care of
[015] And then she cried, and took a little gold case from _____ her neck. Inside were two pictures, one of her mother
[016] marry! Heathcli noticed little of what was happening _____ him, '. and would never have been aware of the cousin
[017] she?'2 'No,' I said, 'but I know the way.' 'She gets _____ better in the dark than I do in the light. She'd rat
[018] Jessie.' 'Of course I never saw! But Jessie would go _____ sick to her heart every day without saying a word, an
[019] ad to prove herself in a crisis. She moved nervously _____ the room. If only there were a flood... She imagined
[020] ... She imagined the water coming higher and higher _____ the house, until it almost rushed into the nursery.
[021] t to Curtis Colt's funeral. There were twelve people _____ the grave. Holly Ann looked like a child playing dre
[022] at? A jealous wife? It was possible. She would play _____ with a woman's husband until she was tired of him. Bu
[023] ir on the side of your head? Because I'm going to be _____ for a considerable time.' When I looked up, mother
[024] en't you going to join the others?' 'No. If I can get _____ behind the bandits, maybe I can do something useful.
[025] t. The man at the gun fired wildly across the beach. _____ the corner of the building, we sat up. 'You saved my
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[001] o the darkness. I saw Joseph by the back door, caught _____ of the lamp he was carrying, and ran with it to the g
[002] pile of books, and I knew it would find me and catch _____ of me again. Unable to move, I stared in horror at th
[003] er leg, but the Lintons' servants appeared and caught _____ of me. They must have thought we were robbers. Cather
[004] ied, and was about to run away, when Catherine caught _____ of his hand. 'Why are you angry, Heathcli? You. . . y
[005] dgar, who started screaming. Hindley immediately took _____ of Heathcli and pushed him upstairs. 'I'm sure Hindl
[006] seen and touched you, Heathcli!' she cried, catching _____ of his hands. 'But how cruel of you to run away and
[007] That'll teach you to scold me!' Mr Edgar tried to get _____ of the key, but she threw it quickly into the hottest
[008] his enemy. But before he could fire, Heathcli caught _____ of the gun and pulled it away from Hindley. The knife
[009] ried Cathy angrily. 'I'm not afraid of you!' She took _____ of his closed hand and bit it. He hit her violently s
[010] y now. Mr Edgar realized that his enemy wanted to get _____ of the Linton fortune, through his son. He asked me t
[011] e. I was sure Heathcli was going to hit her. He took _____ of her, one strong hand in her hair and the other rai
[012] ctually, the little gun was surprisingly pleasant to _____ . She lifted it and aimed it as Stan had instructed h
[013] of packages. Carry your handbag under0 your arm, or _____ it tightly with both hands. Look as if you know wher
[014] violent man called Hogarth, whose modest plan was to _____ the world in one hand. There were robberies and murd
[015] dirty world where nasty things happen in cowsheds. in _____ all my family in my hand. None of them has any money,
[016] oken whisper, 'That's it, sweetheart! That's got it! _____ it!' And Seth was so familiar with the language of fi
[017] dred photographs of Seth, and now, what else did life _____ for her? The flies flew around her room, with as muc
[018] ing back to the office. Three men jumped out and took _____ of Mapetla. Ken dropped his ice-cream, took his camer
[019] prisoners could communicate easily; they were able to _____ quite long conversations and pass on messages to each
[020] with a hard bump. It's all right for Margot, who can _____ on, and for me, at the centre, but you must stay stil
[021] fortable world seems to be falling apart, you need to _____ on to somebody. 'Oh, Malcolm, what am I to do?' 'Yo
[022] e him power as long as it was secret. He was going to _____ on to it. I began to realize why Ashton had hidden
[023] atcherd, appeared constantly annoyed by her. 'Burns, _____ your head up, can't you!' 'Burns, don't stand like th
[024] h Mr Rochester, and I was careful not to allow him to _____ me in his arms or kiss me. Sometimes he was angry wi
[025] oes were pulled off the floor, and with no gravity to _____ her, she sailed across the room and hit the opposite
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[001] e ashamed of her plan. The 'charming woman' might not _____ Elfine the ideal wife for her son. Elfine would have
[002] letely, inside and out, before Mrs Hawk-Monitor could _____ her suitable. And even then, Dick's mother could not
[003] w louder, he will be forced to listen; he is going to _____ the feelings of black people.' Judge Regter was still
[004] more about Mr Biko than you do, Mr Woods. But I shall _____ your recommendation, if you really think it's worth i
[005] , no, no. It would be unwise. We have our position to _____ . In their present state they might not listen to rea
[006] any time, if your education comes to an end, or if I _____ your way of life unsatisfactory. Your poor father tru
[007] everal cigar ends have been found in the boot-room. I _____ this an extremely serious matter. What boy has been s
[008] ost my guardian's allowance. An ordinary person would _____ the money justly mine. But,' said Paul, I am a gentl
[009] sent good luck. For some reason, the public seemed to _____ Paul's marriage particularly romantic. Perhaps they a
[010] ags, made of thick, coarse material, but Paul did not _____ this diicult or unpleasant work, and he always finish
[011] dierence between the oicial view and his own. I will _____ your case, and give you my answer tomorrow,' he said.
[012] ak to me the other day. I think some people no longer _____ me respectable. Rather awful, isn't it?' How's busine
[013] spirit. That's why I never think of revenge, I never _____ life unfair. I live in calm, looking forward to the e
[014] achers at Lowood about my wickedness. Now they would _____ me a bad child for ever. At first Mr Brocklehurst spo
[015] t have been Grace Poole. You've guessed it. I shall _____ what to do about it. But meanwhile I'm glad you're th
[016] aid. 'You should have been a lawyer. We shall have to _____ this matter before our next meeting. But, for the pre
[017] sisters, there isn't a woman in the room I would even _____ dancing with. You are dancing with the only attractiv
[018] with Bingley to attract and encourage him.' . 'But I _____ a man should try to discover a woman's feelings, not
[019] which we do not agree. I am afraid I must say that I _____ our two youngest daughters unusually foolish.' 'My de
[020] s asked me to dinner twice at her house! Some people _____ her proud, but she has only ever been kind to me. She
[021] 'I've spent four days in the same house as him, and I _____ him very disagreeable.' 'I've known him too long and
[022] ding, I do not mind meeting people in the evenings. I _____ some relaxation and amusement is good for everybody.'
[023] nvitation, sir? And if you do, will you, as a priest, _____ it right to dance?' 'I shall certainly accept, and I
[024] eone else?' 'You must decide for yourself, and if you _____ it more important to do what his sisters want, than t
[025] pleased to discover that Charlotte, whom he used to _____ quite sensible, was as foolish as his wife, and more
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[001] ars were there? So many questions! thought Gwendola. _____ , she was certainly able to remember a lot, and Morse
[002] o busy studying to think about Anne. Gwendola Briggs, _____ , was looking forward to playing bridge that evening
[003] Anne died. That's not much help, sir, is it?' Morse, _____ , sat without moving, his forgotten cigarette still s
[004] y for a moment. Then he picked up the phone. Morse, _____ , was unlucky. According to her neighbours Jennifer H
[005] ed, and did not encourage me to enter. After a while, _____ , he decided to invite me in. 'Joseph, take Mr Lockwoo
[006] nd refused to let the strange child share their room. _____ Mr Earnshaw insisted, and little by little the boy be
[007] t in the dark on the stairs. When I went to find her, _____ , I discovered she had gone right to the top of the ho
[008] I was, but welcomed Heathcli as politely as he could. _____ , he grew more and more annoyed as he watched his wife
[009] ts, Mr Edgar allowed Heathcli to visit her regularly. _____ , Heathcli's visits produced a result which none of us
[010] y telling him she was ill. As I was leaving the room, _____ , he entered. 'Catherine,' he said, 'you must tell me
[011] he recovered, her brain would never return to normal. _____ she did seem to get better, and no one could have bee
[012] accept her father's wish. During the next few weeks, _____ , I noticed Cathy's behaviour change. She was always w
[013] less selfish, but most of the time she was miserable. _____ , she insisted that the visits should continue, becau
[014] to Wuthering Heights. When we had entered the house, _____ , I was horrified to see Heathcli lock the front door.
[015] in front of her, so that Hareton wouldn't see it. She, _____ , just said aloud, 'What's that7' 'A letter from the
[016] g. Standing in front of it this early Christmas Eve, _____ , I could find no echo of that youthful impression. I
[017] nt to do so.' His voffice was cool and eicient. Fred, _____ , was watching him closely. 'You did not think that
[018] red pounds a year, and no property. Flora inherited, _____ , from her father a strong determination and from her
[019] 'I am afraid they do,' confessed Flora unwillingly. ' _____ , I need not try them until all else fails. I propose
[020] will have thought better of it by then, I am sure.' _____ , at breakfast the next morning Mrs Smiling was shocke
[021] ots or anything. There is bound to be a lot of mud.' _____ , on the third morning, four letters arrived for Flora,
[022] uilt many times during its six-hundred-year history. _____ , by the time of Flora's visit, there was not much of
[023] her task at Cold Comfort would be long and diicult. _____ , she refused to admit defeat, and return, beaten, to
[024] hey probably aren't used to anything so civilized. ' _____ , when Flora arrived at the bar of the Murdered Man, t
[025] bed that night, there was not much point in playing. _____ , she did not want to appear rude, so she smiled up at
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[001] g's character was firm and her tastes civilized. Her _____ of dealing with human nature when it insisted on for
[002] you know I can be with only one person at a time. The _____ are just across the street.' Now that they were fac
[003] dark eyes were alive and sensitive. Woods knew that ' _____ ' was the word blacks used for any white authority -
[004] his feeling was a bigger problem than the things the _____ does to us.' Slowly he turned back to Woods. 'I felt
[005] d again to the three men. 'Come on, if they were the _____ , they wouldn't be waiting for your permission.' One
[006] hite figure at the top of the hill. 'Steve - it's the _____ !' someone warned. Quickly, the players moved until th
[007] ed, and took a long drink. 'One day we shall be the _____ in this country,' someone growled. 'Then, watch out!'
[008] ered. And they both gasped with silent laughter. The _____ Fights Back Woods faced six months in prison if he di
[009] reat men of Africa I loved Steve Biko, but I hate the _____ that killed him!' The crowd shouted in agreement, rai
[010] ' he continued, 'the day of Steve Biko's funeral, the _____ in their white pride have turned away thousands who w
[011] Then he stepped back to the microphone. 'I hate the _____ ,' he said quietly,'but I welcome all South Africans w
[012] there had been a most interesting talk on the voting _____ in Poland. He was planning to smoke a pipe and read a
[013] g. There's a wonderful fairness in the English social _____ ,' said Grimes, that makes sure the public-school man
[014] certain to be hell anyway, and after that the social _____ never lets you down. Actually I didn't manage four or
[015] eful at one time or another. That's the public-school _____ , you see. They may force you to leave, but they never
[016] not old, but very beautiful, with an excellent heating _____ . As soon as I moved into the house, my mother came to
[017] or everybody else. What did justice or the democratic _____ matter? It wasn't simply that Margot was very rich or
[018] on't they let you shave?' No discussion of the prison _____ is permitted,' said the warder. No complaints or nega
[019] interesting talk this evening about the Polish voting _____ ,' he said. Yes, wasn't it?' said Paul. Outside there
[020] got copies of all the old railway timetables and the _____ runs to time. It's very complicated, so he's got a
[021] st eicient way to do something. However, his railway _____ was not helping me to find him, so I left Michaelis a
[022] hat annoys me is that I never got to understand the _____ . Ashton's timetables didn't fit. You remember I showe
[023] ton's timetables doesn't seem to be like any normal _____ of railway timetabling. I just couldn't understand it
[024] . Then the Captain announced over the public address _____ that the side rockets would be used in five minutes'
[025] ghed with relief. She had not interfered with his air _____ . He had enough air for about thirty hours. He moved a
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[001] . That could be German, perhaps, or part of a longer _____ . Suddenly, he felt a little afraid. Here he was, in A
[002] o be his secretary for today. I've listened to every _____ you've said, and I think it's time to tell the truth
[003] ettes, as the two men listened. Morse believed every _____ of it. 'I never really knew about the aair between C
[004] the letter down on the table. She eagerly read every _____ , and asked me several questions about the people at t
[005] his age or anything else about him, there is only one _____ on his gravestone - Heathcli. The villagers are very
[006] all, making automatic replies but not really hearing a _____ that was said to him. I wonder, he thought, whether
[007] I said, 'as your family's lawyer, let me give you a _____ of advice. The inquest is over, and you've been clear
[008] o around sick to her heart every day without saying a _____ , and would cry in bed every night and not tell me why
[009] d, and mean it.' 'Mad!' she cried. 'You dare use that _____ ? Locked in your room, talking to yourself.' She tur
[010] ee some of them, you would agree that is the correct _____ ) rich in relations, on both sides of the family. Ther
[011] nnoy me. Untidiness is uncivilized.' The use of this _____ closed the conversation, as the friends shared a stro
[012] I would be in time for breakfast, and I have kept my _____ .' His voffice had a low, throaty, sexy quality, which
[013] ere thickly built, heavy men, who hardly ever said a _____ . When they were all sitting down, two shadows darkene
[014] 'Let!' he shouted, banging on the table. 'Let! What a _____ to use to a man who has looked after this farm as a
[015] as a father looks after his child! Let - aye, a fine _____ -' 'in really think in had better explain things,' int
[016] e or less controlled way. 'Don't speak o' the Lord's _____ in that godless way. 'Tes no story ye invent to tell
[017] to preach. Now in preach alone. No one else gets the _____ like in do.' He sounded rather pleased with himself.
[018] ddenly had a very good idea. 'You ought to spread the _____ wider than the Brothers,' she said. 'You mustn't wast
[019] e whisper. 'Do ye ever stop to think about what that _____ means? Well, I'll tell ye. It means, that as soon as y
[020] mystery. 'Well, she's - she's mad.' Fat and dark, the _____ lay between them in the air. 'Oh,' said Flora though
[021] lfine, this may be diicult. You had better not say a _____ . in will do the talking.' And she knocked at the back
[022] where the Lord's work calls me and spread the Lord's _____ abroad in strange places. Ah, 'tes terrible to have
[023] oken your chain at last, with' the help o' the Lord's _____ . Where's my hat?' Reuben passed it silently to his f
[024] Praise the Lord! This morning in preached the Lord's _____ to thousands in the market-place. in am now going to
[025] ch said: Praise the Lord! in go to spread the Lord ,s _____ among the godless Americans. Praise the Lord! Tell R
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[001] nd several whiskies, to solve the first part of the _____ , and discover the name of the man who killed Anne Sco
[002] as he jumped up. 'I've got the answer to the whole _____ , Lewis! Let's go and have a drink, to celebrate!' 'No
[003] orried about the answers to two questions. The first _____ was that the story of Oedipus didn't quite explain5
[004] Oxford Dear Miss Scott I am sorry there has been a _____ with the new curtains you ordered from us. We were t
[005] too. You love Edgar, and Edgar loves you. What's the _____ ?' 'Here! And here!' replied Catherine, beating her he
[006] f the family. 'Haven't you enough money? Is that the _____ ?' 'There's money enough in' the farm, Robert Poste's
[007] a guide for civilized people facing a really serious _____ of the Aunt Ada kind. On the whole, Cold Comfort was
[008] g was in love with Flora herself, so that was another _____ . And was it quite fair to throw Elfine, all unprepar
[009] ra really enjoyed taking her walks with Mr Mybug. The _____ was that he was not really interested in anything ex
[010] But I'm not like that. in only like films.' Sethes _____ was the next on her list, thought Flora. She had a le
[011] a condition to satisfy Father Bertrand. There was the _____ of Judith. There was old Adam. And then there was Aun
[012] nd then there was Aunt Ada Doom herself, the greatest _____ of all. She decided to start with Judith. After all,
[013] hat Father Bertrand would provide the solution to the _____ of Aunt Ada. And on an evening of more than usual pe
[014] ce. 'I began to think that this feeling was a bigger _____ than the things the System does to us.' Slowly he tu
[015] at acted quickly as soon as he understood what Woods' _____ was. They would need Lesotho's permission to fly out
[016] ng up educational work. It seems to me that the great _____ of education is to train young minds to choose betwee
[017] all fun, I don't mind telling you. Flossie's not the _____ she's hardly any trouble at all. In a way I quite lik
[018] m had very dierent reactions to his clever ideas. The _____ of architecture as I see it,' he told a journalist wh
[019] of his surprising creation of metal and glass, is the _____ of all art the removal of humans from the considerati
[020] y immediately after the wedding. However, there was a _____ . Three days before the wedding, Margot rang Paul at t
[021] for the weekend.' 'Well, this looks like the sort of _____ we're going to have to solve the hard way - step by
[022] ameless, 'but you mustn't say too much. You know the _____ , and its limits.' 'I think we can keep within the li
[023] ut into operation at any moment. Ogilvie had another _____ . 'I had a meeting this afternoon with the Minister a
[024] nection with George Ashton, which left us with a big _____ . Why had Ashton run away? It didn't make sense. My r
[025] changes of clothing, that sort of thing.' 'And your _____ in Scotland is all about safety?'0 'Well, they've got
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[001] re often, and perhaps they would have... He shook his _____ . What was the point of wishing? It was too late now
[002] dead body on the bed. He had died from wounds to the _____ , and was lying in a pool of blood. 'He died between
[003] y little man like Jackson?' he asked, scratching his _____ . 'Why? How? Any idea, Morse?' But Morse didn't repl
[004] have hit Jackson several times and then knocked his _____ on the bed post. That's what killed him.' 'I thought
[005] ng to another. The tall man in the corner lifted his _____ and listened carefully. 'George Jackson, you mean?'
[006] ctor, I should never have lied to you.' He shook his _____ . 'I never thought you'd know about the parking ticke
[007] 'But I haven't been Iying!' Richards was holding his _____ in his hands. 8 Suddenly they heard a quiet voffice
[008] kill him and get Anne's letter back.' Morse shook his _____ . It could have happened that way, but it hadn't. 'You
[009] e evening of Friday October 19th?' Conrad shook his _____ . 'I can't, I'm afraid. Probably at home reading, but
[010] s slowly removing the bandage from Michael Murdoch's _____ . He took off his watch and held it in front of his pa
[011] it. As the doctor put the bandage back, he shook his _____ sadly at the nurse waiting anxiously beside the bed.
[012] asked Morse. 'Or did your brother?' The boy shook his _____ . 'You must be joking!' Lewis whispered something to M
[013] sn't she?' Edward could not bear any more. He put his _____ in his hands, and cried. Morse quietly left the roo
[014] k Club. You visited Jackson and ' Richards shook his _____ . 'No, Inspector. Listen to me a minute! Perhaps you'
[015] de now.'2 Richards sat down heavily on the chair, his _____ between his hands. He appeared completely exhausted
[016] before hanging herself, but unfortunately Jackson's _____ hit the bed post. That killed him. Now Charles had t
[017] minutes, getting colder and colder. Finally Joseph's _____ appeared at a window of one of the farm buildings. '
[018] uld you let me in?' I asked desperately. He shook his _____ . 'There's only Mrs Heathcli indoors, and she won't op
[019] ading his Bible at the table, while Catherine had her _____ on her father's knee. He was pleased to see her so ge
[020] do.' 'I can't eat anything; he growled, putting his _____ in his hands. 'I've got to think how I can have my re
[021] sant companion.' 'Oh, that's bad,' I said, shaking my _____ . 'And because he loves me.' 'That's worse.' 'And bec
[022] em?' 'Here! And here!' replied Catherine, beating her _____ and her chest. 'In my heart and soul I know I'm wrong
[023] . She's very fond of him, you know.' Mr Edgar put his _____ out of the window and called to his wife, 'Don't stan
[024] t, out there in the open air, with a gravestone at my _____ !' 'She's feverish, sir, and doesn't know what she's s
[025] hit her violently several times, on both sides of the _____ , and she fell into a chair, trembling. I rushed at hi
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[001] just said that to make the audience laugh.' That was _____ , thought Morse. But it was also
[002] , thought Morse. But it was also _____ that Richards was lying. 'You knew Anne Scott, didn't
[003] e sure Charles Richards gets this letter as soon as _____ , Lewis.' Charles would be deeply hurt by that letter.
[004] ape, I decided to go back to the Grange as quickly as _____ , and rescue her later. . What a welcome I received f
[005] turned to me suddenly. 'You've talked to him. Is it _____ ?' 'He's as sane as you, Celia,' I said. 'Then he kno
[006] with a thick mustache and curly black hair. Was it _____ that the car driver had been Curtis Colt himself, and
[007] ieve it a little bit, and didn't like to think it was _____ he was sending an innocent man to his death. 'This L
[008] o hated her enough for that? A jealous wife? It was _____ . She would play around with a woman's husband until s
[009] he line between love and hate is a thin one. And it's _____ he felt that she was never really his until - well,
[010] sed to look like any other guest, but this is never _____ . He has to spend most of his time where he can see th
[011] in their chairs, making themselves as comfortable as _____ while listening to the bad news. 'Damned,' he repeate
[012] da Doom's madness had taken the most convenient form _____ . 'Well, anyway, just because Aunt Ada is mad, there's
[013] e to find him and send him to the kitchen as soon as _____ . 'Have you come to England to look for film stars, Mr
[014] e they slept in rooms as far away from Aunt Ada's as _____ . Life at the farmhouse was pleasanter for the Starkad
[015] his job to help patients return to normal as far as _____ , by encouraging them to concentrate on a new area of
[016] that question, surely? 'The . . the reflex indicates _____ brain damage,' he began cautiously. 'Could he be pre
[017] formed by Dr Hersch also show. . , also have signs of _____ brain damage.' 'But why is he unconscious?' the poli
[018] icial looked up from his desk. 'I'm afraid that's not _____ . There has been no inquest - this is a special case..
[019] says?' He took out a letter written on the thickest _____ paper. The first part is all about horse-racing and t
[020] . What are you going to do?' I've done the only thing _____ . I've announced my engagement.' That'll please Floss
[021] u see him. I want to have as little to do with him as _____ .' Paul returned to the Common Room with this message.
[022] nformation was kept a secret from the boys, as far as _____ . Flossie, although extremely shocked at losing her hu
[023] ts to do the daily work, and even now it was scarcely _____ to live there with fewer than that. And servants, the
[024] t to house machines, not people. I do not think it is _____ for domestic architecture to be beautiful, but I am d
[025] hile Peter received the visitors in the prettiest way _____ . Paul never learnt all their names, nor was he ever s