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[001] 'The hotel. There's only one. But I haven't been there _____ . I'm not expected.' I stopped. He had shut his eyes
[002] y dark. It was nearly midnight, but the moon was not _____ up and the clouds covered the stars. I stood at the
[003] found out that Colin had gone, and that they did not _____ know what to think. Just then Tony came out and close
[004] tice cars much.' Then the doctor arrived. 'Don't go _____ ,' Steve said to me. There was a desperate expression
[005] on what George had begun,' I said. 'It isn't finished _____ . I didn't feel safe at my house. I'm not going back
[006] hn?' replied Godfrey quickly. No, he hasn't been home _____ . What's happened to my horse?' Ah, so he was yours,
[007] nt to bring him some beer. Haven't you had breakfast _____ , Godfrey?' he asked. Yes, I have, sir,' replied Godfr
[008] sudden alarm. He was not ready to confess everything _____ . Well, sir,' he said, trying to speak carelessly, it
[009] rs. It'll make you feel better. You're not an old man _____ , although you look like one. How old were you when yo
[010] , he said as lightly as possible, I haven't asked her _____ , but I hope she'll agree, if nobody's asked her...'
[011] spoke in a softer voffice. But I got you, Nancy, and _____ I've been wanting something dierent all the time. Per
[012] he Wall, Brayldon, our universe comes to an end - and _____ does not. Before the Wall was built, there was nothin
[013] know what you are doing, and why the tent is not up _____ . When, at last, the tent is up, you carry the things
[014] ground, unable to get up again. The picture had not _____ shown any cause for the man's fear, but now a distant
[015] n Catherine's life. She was very happy. She did not _____ know what the future would bring, and she was too mod
[016] yes were dull and expressionless. I haven't told you _____ !' He could see that she was too depressed to listen t
[017] id. And, to Luba Luft, I haven't finished testing you _____ . I'll be back soon.' officer Crams searched Rick and
[018] ot want her to say anything to Simon and the children _____ . If he found out that the young man was not really P
[019] e face to face with his twin. 'Simon hasn't come back _____ ,' he heard Ruth say. From the way Ruth looked at Ele
[020] ew surprises,' Brat thought to himself. Simon had not _____ learnt that Brat had passed the first diicult 'family
[021] mber looked rather bored. 'He hasn't had any exercise _____ today,' said Simon. 'Would you like to take him out?
[022] to stop Timber brushing people off his back, but not _____ , not until after the Bures Show. As he rode around t
[023] o about him? For the future, I mean.' 'We don't know _____ if he has a future,' said Bee. The story of exactly w
[024] she's too small and thin. And she's not even a woman _____ ! Look at your sister - she's the same age, and she's
[025] Here she is, nearly fifteen, still at school and not _____ ready for marriage. What kind of girl is that?' 'Mot
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[001] er. 'Please write your personal details here. You can _____ the names of all the children, if they are under eig
[002] its name from the famous champagne, and past members _____ men who are now heads of royal families. The last din
[003] t care,' said Sir Wilfred. In fact, I have decided to _____ it in the book I am writing on the criminal mind. I b
[004] d Elizabeth, 'your idea of an accomplished woman must _____ a great many qualities.' 'Yes, a great many.' 'Oh! Ce
[005] nd the year before. He plays well, too, and we had to _____ him. Miss Marian will be angry with me, but it wasn't
[006] his son, Charlie. Other well-known books by Theroux _____ Saint Jack (1973), The Kingdom by the Sea (1983), abo
[007] color-consultation crazes of the 80's and expanded to _____ fragrance and makeup advice, "closet cleaning," train
[008] 0 projection booths at Ontario Mills. Other customers _____ Cineplex Odeon, Cinemark USA and Imax.) Ballantyne r
[009] e Park to coincide with Water Fire. Riverside events _____ the Providence Waterfront Jazz Festival on Sunday, a
[010] kinds of dog-related legislation. These proposed laws _____ : seizing and destroying dogs (of any breed) that may
[011] Rachel Joseph of Philadelphia. Aural experiences will _____ an interactive Walkman installation by a group called
[012] iced) companies. Top holdings are unsurprising; they _____ General Electric Co., Philip Morris Cos., Citicorp an
[013] he individuals and the sins of the system. The former _____ senators, representatives, congressional aides, polic
[014] rbund says that adds up to 54,000 trees. Many of them _____ sources, references and family information. The mar
[015] at's the rent? L: f35 a week. A: And what does that _____ ? L: The room, obviously. It's your own room. You do
[016] small child for school,' says Jeni Hooper, 'and they _____ encouraging them to ask questions and sharing books
[017] behaviour; some make a greater effort than others to _____ information supplied by parents. For some schools or
[018] more specialist Master of European Business. Options _____ courses in areas such as comparative accounting, Eur
[019] ents from all over the world. Not surprisingly, they _____ a strong national flavour -Scottish culture studies,
[020] ckoned to net Britain pounds 9bn a year; plans afoot _____ a big push on English language teaching and a British
[021] m the book that come back to me time and time again, _____ Jo standing in the rain under the umbrella with Prof
[022] child's needs. Your reasons for wanting a school may _____ social or psychological reasons for staying in the lo
[023] centre and an indoor swimming pool. Games facilities _____ Astro-turf pitches, space for football, rugby and net
[024] er. 'Please write your personal details here. You can _____ the names of all the children, if they are under eig
[025] its name from the famous champagne, and past members _____ men who are now heads of royal families. The last din
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[001] le of nature to discuss with you. We were watching an _____ full moon rise behind the black hills. You probably
[002] e. After that, they walked up into the hills. It was _____ dark when they found the path down to the little chu
[003] I replied. 'I wonder where he's going.' The boat had _____ reached us, and he had seen us. It was Stratos. His
[004] an hour before, except that now I was happy, and I _____ ran across the rocks up to the trees. And I sang, lou
[005] Behind the door, I could hear Sofia talking to Tony, _____ crying. Then I realized that Stratos and Tony had ju
[006] ys - a strong jockey, but not the best. Today, I was _____ certain to win, and I was feeling happy. I finished
[007] room and turned on the colour developer. I discovered _____ at once that under the orange there was yellow, which
[008] ives had grey shapes on them. I began to smile. I had _____ discovered another of George's photographic secrets
[009] y at their work. To the villagers the weavers looked _____ foreign, and quite frightening. Where did they come f
[010] g with fear. The villagers believed that Silas had an _____ devilish power, which he could use to harm them if h
[011] gold became a habit, a delight, a reason for living, _____ a religion. He began to think the coins were his frie
[012] his next day's work. His legs were tired, but he felt _____ happy. He was looking forward to supper-time, when he
[013] l for a moment. Then he turned towards his loom, and _____ fell into the seat where he always worked. He touched
[014] e the Misses Gunn thought you were very impolite! You _____ told them they were ugly!' Did I?' asked Priscilla in
[015] he dark, the child cried Mummy!' and reached forward, _____ jumping out of his arms. A few steps away, Silas fou
[016] body thought he was strange any more; in fact, he was _____ a popular Figure in the village. He was older now, a
[017] cy was silent, looking down at her hands. And Godfrey _____ expected her to get up and say she would leave him an
[018] by Silas's side, holding his hand in hers, and spoke _____ coldly. Thank you, sir and madam, for your kind oer.
[019] ut. The Secret Henry Cooper had been on the Moon for _____ two weeks before he discovered that something was wr
[020] ery and wonder of a world as big as Africa, and still _____ completely unknown. Just a stone's throw away from th
[021] could see the Earth, low in the southern sky. It was _____ full, and threw a bright blue-green light over the ha
[022] here, there are only a hundred thousand of us, on an _____ empty world. But a world where we need years and year
[023] nto the shadowy distance. The southern sky was dark, _____ black, and it came down to meet the edge of the world
[024] surface in any way. The Wall was not just hard; it was _____ untouchable. At last Brayldon took out a perfectly s
[025] e for him to choose or decide? Grayle's eyesight had _____ gone during the seven years of building, but his hear
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[001] thers?' 'Just pictures.' She looked at the boxes and _____ aloud. 'America. Lambourn. Children. France. Harold's
[002] to the kitchen. The print was still wet, but I could _____ it without diiculty. It was a letter. Written by Geor
[003] ith another idea. Yours sincerely George Millace8 I _____ the letter again. If I enlarged and
[004] the letter again. If I enlarged and _____ the other letters on the other negatives, I would l
[005] sincerely George Millace Lord White grew older as he _____ the letter. His face3 became grey. I looked at my han
[006] ear. The letter was written to someone I knew. When I _____ the name I knew who had killed George. And I could
[007] hat. 4 'Turn it over,' I said. He turned it over and _____ what Mrs Jackson had written: 'This is the man from
[008] was my heart. I knew it was my heart because I had _____ something in a magazine about the symptoms of a bad h
[009] m. It is a most extraordinary thing, but every time I _____ about an illness, I realize that I have it too - and
[010] problem, and I went to the British Museum Library to _____ about it. I took the book o the library shelf, and I
[011] . I took the book o the library shelf, and I began to _____ . After some time, I turned over the page and I began
[012] er some time, I turned over the page and I began to _____ about another illness. I don't remember the name of t
[013] ess, but I know it was something really terrible. I _____ about half a page - and then I knew that I had that d
[014] disease which was worse than the last one. I began to _____ about it and, as I expected, I had that disease too.
[015] ng of the book. I started with the letter 'a' and I _____ from 'a' to 'z'. I found that there was only one dise
[016] ' While we were eating, George got the newspaper and _____ us interesting pieces from it - pieces about people
[017] h.'0 And we laughed. Then we sat down by the fire and _____ our books. At twelve o'clock the room was too hot, a
[018] ourselves. The rain never came. The next morning, we _____ that it was going to be sunny and very hot. So we dr
[019] armchair. But he could not get to sleep. He tried to _____ , but that was no good either. Finally, he put on his
[020] r on the back with part of a name on it. All he could _____ were the ends of two lines of writing. The First said
[021] was Nisbet's own description of the picture, then to _____ the other one, which was the note Williams had writte
[022] Williams suddenly cried, Ha! This looks like it!' He _____ aloud from the Guide to Essex that he was holding: An
[023] ing. He returned to his room after an early lunch and _____ on until about three o'clock. Then he put down his b
[024] The Truth of Alchemy', which you have kindly oered to _____ at our next club meeting. Unfortunately, we do not fe
[025] to arrange a meeting with you to discuss your oer to _____ a paper on alchemy. However, the club considered your
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[001] , I was not very worried. It was probably a shepherd _____ . I drank again, and the face was still there. I turn
[002] ad for some time because its coat was being worn by a _____ . He was wearing the same kind of shoes as Mark, but
[003] bis had Colin's gun hand, and his other arm held the _____ . The gun fell to the floor. I did not move, because,
[004] He made no sound. 'Have they hurt you, Colin?' The _____ said, 'No.' 'Then we'll go straight to the boat.' I
[005] a cat ran out. The sheep's coat was being worn by a _____ . A bit of grey trouser leg was showing and I recogniz
[006] many horses fell there during the year. 'I'm sorry, _____ ,' I thought, 'but down you go.' Daylight hesitated as
[007] ically. 'I knew that he would. Isn't he a grand old _____ !' 'Grand,' I agreed. 5 'This is his last season, you
[008] the horse. 'We're all getting older, aren't we, old _____ ? We can't go on for ever. Everything ends, doesn't it,
[009] an't go on for ever. Everything ends, doesn't it, old _____ ? But today it's been grand.' I went into the weighin
[010] , a red-faced, smiling man. Bob Cass is still only a _____ . And Mr Godfrey, the eldest, well, I don't believe he'
[011] people have seen ghosts near the church since I was a _____ . Oh yes, it's true.' The farrier laughed scornfully.
[012] day afternoon she took her son Aaron, a pretty little _____ of seven, to visit the weaver. As they came closer to
[013] the whole stairway, he remembered the day when, as a _____ at his father's side, he had First seen the Wall and
[014] ill I really was. I had this bad heart when I was a _____ . It was with me all the time. I knew that it was my h
[015] en. They just thought that I was lazy! 'Why, you lazy _____ , you,' they used to say. 'Get up and do some work fo
[016] that he would like to die there. Just then, a little _____ came past. 'Do you know any old people that we can f
[017] ive us their beds?' we asked him. 'No, I don't,' the _____ answered, but he added that0 his mother would give us
[018] nd. 'But where is it?' 'It's where it always is, my _____ ,' the lock keeper answered 'It's behind you.' Georg
[019] at he had caught it himself, years ago, when he was a _____ . It was a lovely, sunny afternoon, and instead of go
[020] m sure, Williams,' Doctor Green replied. When I was a _____ , some of the old people in Anningly still used to tal
[021] hat some friend of Gawdy's stole Sir Arthur's little _____ in revenge, to put an end to the Francis family as we
[022] ing. At the end Mr Karswell showed a Film of a little _____ in the park surrounding Luord Abbey - every child in
[023] was a horrible creature in white following the little _____ . At First you could see it hiding in the trees, then
[024] clearer and clearer and at last it caught the little _____ and pulled him to pieces. Our friend said that it gav
[025] g or sleeping. Oh, Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My _____ ' A re you going away for the holidays, Professor?' Th
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[001] Moonspinners How it all began It all started when the _____ , white bird flew out of the shiny leaves and yellow
[002] rock which shone in the sunlight. At this moment the _____ , white bird flew up, with a slow beating of its wing
[003] ? Where was it?' 'Oh, you wouldn't know it. It wasn't _____ . Now, if you want anything, just call me.' And Tony
[004] t's the matter?' 'Frances, he's got another boat - a _____ one, the Eros. That's where Colin is!' 'Yes,' she s
[005] ithout her.' As Colin finished his story, we saw some _____ black birds above us. They were flying round and ro
[006] sappeared into the night. In its place came gently a _____ shadow with lights. Someone said, 'Hold on, my love,'
[007] bright, dark eyes. I was going to ride Daylight in a _____ race that day. Daylight was a good horse and I had a
[008] and followed the woman into the kitchen. There was a _____ table and chairs, and a
[009] table and chairs, and a _____ window which opened on to the garden. A pretty girl o
[010] ance Kinship as he gave orders to the men with their _____ cameras. I had only one race that day, and I fell of
[011] ite. I went. Lord White's house was in the country. A _____ , old house, with lots of trees. Lord White was in a
[012] e long. They didn't mind. It was a large house, with _____ gates. I picked up the packet of photographs and ran
[013] s,' said Silas, there were a lot of churches. It was a _____ town, you see. But I only ever went to chapel.' Dol
[014] there remained the mystery and wonder of a world as _____ as Africa, and still almost completely unknown. Just a
[015] ing criminal - not in these times. So that leaves one _____ worry, which really frightens me. Some kind of new, k
[016] h. Six billion of them, packed on to land which isn't _____ enough to hold them all. Already they're crowding ove
[017] d. People have always argued about the universe - how _____ it is, where it ends, whether it ends at all, or goe
[018] meet him. Clyde jumped out, smiling, and gave Lora a _____ kiss. Together, they began to empty the boat of its
[019] you see, as the old one was destroyed when something _____ hit us out in space.' And you think you can make a n
[020] s together. In the evening we met to pack. We got a _____ suitcase for the clothes. There were two large basket
[021] nk it was because we had so much luggage. There was a _____ suitcase, a small bag, two baskets, several blankets
[022] t, Harris's friend said to him, 'This must be a very _____ maze.' 'One of the biggest in Europe,' Harris answere
[023] to play around all day? Why has he left us with this _____ , heavy boat to tow up and down the river? Why couldn'
[024] t was quite a pretty place and we tied our boat to a _____ tree. We were looking forward to having something to
[025] ed for the tin opener. We took everything out of the _____ basket. We took everything out of the bags. There was
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[001] tain. This was my first view of Jim. I saw there was _____ I could do. They were shouting for the one dead man t
[002] and the face was still there. I turned and looked up. _____ . I watched. The head appeared again, and then pulled
[003] past me and stood by the bed. He said quickly, 'It's _____ . An accident when he was climbing.' 'Shut up, will y
[004] ightened her enough already. Can't you see she knows _____ ?' This made me feel better, but I did not show it. I
[005] lease, go down to the village, and forget us. There's _____ you can do. But don't say a word to anyone. Lambis wi
[006] seeing it, at the bright, distant sea. I had imagined _____ like this. Now I understood why Lambis was afraid a
[007] there had been no sign of Colin at the boat. He said _____ more, and seemed to be thinking about something else.
[008] t around on the floor, to see if he had fallen there. _____ . The shed was empty. There was only his blood. Outsi
[009] I moved towards them, Sofia said quickly, 'There's _____ up there. Don't go up. The floor is not good.' 'Oh,
[010] re up there, I wanted them to hear me. But there was _____ . No movement. No sign. I went back to where I had le
[011] e would disappear again, but he rose as I returned. ' _____ ,' I said. 'They must be at the boat. We'll go after t
[012] y at once and leave the island. He said, 'All this is _____ to do with me. I'll take what's mine and go now!' But
[013] walls still stood. We paused and looked down at it. _____ moved. Below us we could see the dusty path which we
[014] olin,' Mark said. Then Colin was in his arms. He said _____ . He made no sound. 'Have they hurt you, Colin?' The
[015] ' 'What happened yesterday, after I left?' I asked. ' _____ really,' Mark replied. 'We buried Josef. Then, last n
[016] But Alexandros was not dead. He got better, and said _____ about what had happened. Stratos had taken all the
[017] d. I was breathing fast, bones aching from the fall. _____ broken. Just another fall. At the sixteenth fence, t
[018] lip, didn't you?' the trainer said, angrily. I said _____ . The horse was badly trained. 'You're not hurt, are y
[019] weighing room. I loved racing, I told myself again. _____ was wrong except the weather, the fall, the lost rac
[020] wrong except the weather, the fall, the lost race... _____ important. The next day Steve Millace was at Sandown
[021] you, Philip.' 'It's very kind of you, Mr Briggs. But _____ 's changed. I don't like you paying me when I lose
[022] paying me when I lose like that.' Victor Briggs said _____ . He put the envelope down again. Harold was angry. 'P
[023] I was surprised, but also pleased. 'Thanks,' I said. _____ happened on Tuesday. On Wednesday at Kempton races I
[024] fted the things out. He was disappointed. 'These are _____ - just rubbish.' 'Mmm.' I picked up a piece of dear
[025] e didn't win. 'Sorry,' I said to Harold. Harold said _____ . Victor Briggs was silent, his face without expressi
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[001] ek. 'And put that knife away. You've frightened her _____ already. Can't you see she knows nothing?' This made
[002] t Colin. 'Is there a moon?' he asked. 'Just a bit - _____ to help Lambis, but not
[003] to help Lambis, but not _____ for others to see him. Now stop thinking, and go to
[004] he entrance to our hut, the moon was only a greyness, _____ to help Lambis, but not
[005] to help Lambis, but not _____ for searching eyes to see where Mark and I lay beside
[006] ttle bits of bread. Sofia had cleaned - but not well _____ . On my way up I had seen a small piece of rope and I
[007] , and Frances and I left the mill. When we were far _____ away, Frances said, 'Nicola, what is it? What's the
[008] robably been brought from London and they were small _____ to be carried through the Customs. They were also sm
[009] be carried through the Customs. They were also small _____ to hide. Were they jewels, perhaps? But that did not
[010] Alexandros and Josef killed him. We seemed to have _____ information to give to the police, and it was time f
[011] again. I lifted my arm. I think I was trying to get _____ breath to shout. He aimed again. If he missed, the b
[012] 'We had four winners last week,' I said. 'Isn't that _____ for you?' 'But if Victor...' I said, 'I'll ride as h
[013] . and now you! Five, then. Is that all right? That's _____ . I haven't got any more.' I continued to stare, and w
[014] to me, but to the Injured Jockeys Fund. Not careful _____ I walked around for a while and tried to find the ex-
[015] ot? Come tonight.' I told Harold that I would be well _____ to race on Saturday. I packed a bag, picked up Geor
[016] ammonia. I was very tired and I hoped I would be well _____ to ride tomorrow. Samantha had gone out and Clare wa
[017] ask you again to lose a1 race.' He stopped. 'Is that _____ ? Is that what you want to hear?' I looked away, acro
[018] d his friends had been broken, he did not feel strong _____ to build up that trust again, in a new church and wit
[019] and he was trembling. Look, Dunstan, I've nearly had _____ of this. You can push a man too far, you know. Perhap
[020] hinking about Silas's money. There would certainly be _____ for his own needs as well as Godfrey's. Dunstan thoug
[021] ight,' agreed old Mr Macey. You young ones aren't old _____ to remember, but people have seen ghosts near the chu
[022] only ever hurts other people! We'll hear of him soon _____ , don't worry.' Bryce said goodbye and rode away. Godf
[023] did pay the money. He gave it to me, and I was stupid _____ to let Dunstan have it. And he was going to sell Wild
[024] e you now? Twenty-six?' asked the Squire angrily. Old _____ to look after your money and mine too! I've been much
[025] e speak to her father for you, since you aren't brave _____ to do it yourself. She's a pretty girl, and intellige
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[001] o listen to me,' Bill said. Why don't you talk to the _____ ?' Because yours was the only mind we could contact. O
[002] een the biggest, grandest party for years - with the _____ of Thalassa, all the important people on the island,
[003] he had missed. The dancing had ended early. Then the _____ introduced the captain of the starship, who, he said
[004] ain Company. It was Clayton Phillips, Eudora's vice- _____ , who found Boom Boom's body floating close to the wh
[005] the office building. Clayton Phillips, Eudora's vice- _____ , came to meet me. He was in his early forties, with
[006] Warshawski,' I told Mrs Phillips. 'Tell him that the _____ of Eudora Grain will want to know where all the miss
[007] was terrible,' she gasped. 'He was going to tell the _____ of Eudora Grain. It would have been the end of Clayto
[008] out details too much. He knew that8 if you told the _____ of Eudora about the invoffices, his job would be fin
[009] ed to tell the police if I didn't help him with the _____ of Eudora.' 'So you put a hole in his head and sailed
[010] er head forcefully. 'No, my dear. That won't do. The _____ of Ajax Insurance Company came to visit me two days
[011] e was also a story on the pardon for Richard Nixon by _____ Ford of the United States of America, which Woods had
[012] eleven o'clock and your presentation will follow the _____ 's talk. So, we'll see you in an hour? Good. Fine. Bye
[013] did the opening go?' 'It went really well. We had the _____ there. And a good opening presentation by a Zambian r
[014] ting pressures are just enormous," said Marc Tucker, _____ of the National Center on Education and the Economy,
[015] nst his successor, Biljana Plavsic, the Bosnian Serb _____ . That operation in Banja Luka, and Thursday's seizur
[016] rying to lead that conversation during the next year, _____ Clinton, did not attend. His aides said that he was c
[017] ic primary: Ruth W. Messinger, the Manhattan Borough _____ , and Sal F. Albanese, a City Councilman from Brooklyn
[018] "I love the idea of the fund, " said Don Phillips, _____ of Morningstar, the fund research company. He noted t
[019] on to college, nearly 80 percent into public systems. _____ Clinton would like to make two years of college as un
[020] ors who helped bankroll the campaigns last year) are _____ Clinton and, by extension, Vice
[021] Clinton and, by extension, Vice _____ Al Gore, who hopes to run in 2000 on the theme of pr
[022] House last week released documents showing that Vice _____ Al Gore made roughly double the number of fund-raisi
[023] 1995 and early 1996. The call sheets offer the Vice _____ schmoozing trivia by updating him on the personal an
[024] d. LESLIE WAYNE D. N. C. FINANCE CALL SHEETFOR: Vice _____ Gore... DATE: November 27, 1995 NAME: Ann Getty TITL
[025] ngs and robberies that can hit literally anyone. The _____ of the nation's top constitutional court was robbed a