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[001] en her father was killed. I was very grateful for this _____ . It made it easier for me to avoid telling her too
[002] d teachers know how dishonest she is. She will try to _____ to them of course. You see, Jane, you cannot try you
[003] re saying. You are too excited. Go to your room and _____ down.' 'I won't
[004] down.' 'I won't _____ down. I'm quite calm. Send me to school soon, Mrs Ree
[005] the thought of losing her. 'Jane, your feet are cold. _____ down with me and cover them with my blanket.' I did
[006] ephew, Mr Darcy. Although I knew it must be a shameful _____ , and I would not oend him by supposing it to be possi
[007] drove away in her carriage. She had to tell a little _____ to her mother to explain Lady Catherine's unexpected
[008] d, 'of course I'll take it, but I'm going to work, not _____ on the beach!' 'Take it with you anyway,' Blom said.
[009] . I started to feel better and tried to sit up. 'Just _____ down, please,' said the nurse. 'You need to rest for a
[010] e as if he is there with her. And that soon they will _____ together again in that beautiful light.' Tom sat and
[011] know about, er, geography homework' Hu didn't like to _____ . At half past nine in the evening? Do you have time t
[012] ell and had to come back from the zoo early. Another _____ , but now she had the money for her lessons. A proud f
[013] ng bench - when she was a child she sometimes used to _____ there and sleep in the hot afternoon. The bench had b
[014] ,' she said in the smallest upstairs room. 'I used to _____ here and watch the sun come up over that mountain eve
[015] d for a moment I thought he was going to produce some _____ or other, but then he sighed again. This time I heard
[016] . 'Dead! Sibyl dead! It is not true! It is a horrible _____ !' 'It is true, Dorian,' said Lord Henry. 'It is in al
[017] . 'Dead! Sibyl dead! It is not true! It is a horrible _____ !' will not talk again of what has happened. It has be
[018] oked like Basil Hallward. He frowned and went over to _____ on the sofa. An hour went past very slowly. Every sec
[019] trees. He spoke to his loved ones through his tears. " _____ in the shadow of the trees, my loves, and wait for me
[020] is terrible place we're going back to the Colosseum,' _____ said. "Ah, Spaniard, wait until you fight in the Colo
[021] d to me in Germany. They told me he was dead. If they _____ to me, they don't honor me: If they don't honor me, h
[022] a field negro,' he said, dropping them. 'Why did you _____ ? I almost believed you were sorry for me.' 'But I am
[023] United States Government. That much money for a small _____ ! Scarlett didn't blame Suellen. 'Well, Suellen got y
[024] ad to think quickly, and I know Belle will be glad to _____ for me. When I got out to the old Sullivan plantatio
[025] old her, but she didn't believe it. I don't know what _____ . Ashley Wilkes told her - but any
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[001] g for most of us, most of all for my dear friend and _____ colleague, Paul Pennyfeather, in whose death tonight
[002] had made no further attempts to communicate with her _____ dear friend. Elizabeth was saddened to read of Jane's
[003] , as well as by his evident admiration of her, of her _____ favourite, Wickham. But it was more diicult to unders
[004] an ambassador. His voffice was loud and clear. 'The _____ Soviet Union had tens of thousands of nuclear weapons
[005] possible,' Carlson explained, 'that criminals in the _____ Soviet Union may steal these nuclear weapons. If thes
[006] ssian government, and with the other countries of the _____ Soviet Union. We are ready to help them destroy their
[007] a radio interview in which Ariel Sharon, the hawkish _____ general who is now Israel's Minister of Infrastructu
[008] n now that Mr. (Joseph P.) Kennedy is out, among them _____ Mayor Raymond Flynn of Boston, a Democrat. The other
[009] else in the nation must be pretty pathetic." The _____ Black Panther wondered why her son, a college graduat
[010] race. The participants included Kathleen Cleaver, the _____ Black Panther; Anita Hill, whose testimony during the
[011] the name popped up as an alias used by Mr. Johnson, a _____ driver for Loomis, Fargo & Company, said George Chee
[012] ation to attract a wider audience. Mr. Hirschorn, the _____ executive editor of New York magazine, who recently t
[013] year the Princess had taken highly publicized trips to _____ war zones like Angola to conduct her high-profile ca
[014] ety doyenne Carol Petrie; Anne Sutherland Fuchs, the _____ publisher of Vogue, and Iris Love, the classical arc
[015] he notice was a silly mistake, " said Mr. Shulman, a _____ accountant with a major firm who now sells insurance
[016] of big, preachy government than George McGovern, the _____ senator and Presidential candidate, recently raised
[017] er and the rookie wide receiver Ike Hilliard. Unlike _____ Coach Dan Reeves, Fassel likes his rookies to partic
[018] ing into its own for both home buyers and renters on _____ urban renewal land. Gone is the ambitious plan of Ro
[019] of town meeting-in-motion along the water's edge, the _____ Senator just didn't sound like a guy gearing up for
[020] iss (Gail) Ahern's universe. All but one of the cafe's _____ chefs graduated from the Culinary Institute of Americ
[021] is organization, a privatized version of the county's _____ Office of Economic Development, is charged with attr
[022] e concern and public relations company. Ms. Blair, a _____ dance and biology student at Purchase College, borrow
[023] med plaintiffs, their attorneys and other current and _____ workers may seem relatively small. From the standpoin
[024] cutor has secured a 39- count indictment charging the _____ agriculture secretary with taking $35,458 worth of l
[025] ollar boot camp,' summarizes Douglas Troutman, 27, a _____ staffer who started in (Arlen) Specter's mail room in
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[001] not object to your moving into the large room in the _____ Tower. It is a little damp, but I dare say Diana will
[002] ey returned to the Castle. A light was burning in the _____ Tower. There she is, waiting for me,' said Grimes. No
[003] tation Benson bought two tickets for Goteborg, in the _____ of Sweden. There was half an hour before the train l
[004] to. It was one of the Summer Islands, off the north- _____ coast of Scotland, islands which are beautiful in sum
[005] the03 sea, where the Atlantic waves come in from the _____ . Come live with me and be my love. I could do with
[006] is name was Mason, and he had just returned from the _____ Indies, where Mr Rochester had once lived. The gipsy
[007] it be?' 'His name's Mason, sir, and he comes from the _____ Indies.' The smile froze on Mr Rochester's lips, and
[008] chester's lips, and his face went white. 'Mason! The _____ Indies!' he repeated three times. 'Do you feel ill, s
[009] together. Don't worry man, when you get back to the _____ Indies, you can forget her. Think of her as dead and
[010] te here proving that you married Bertha Mason in the _____ Indies fifteen years ago.' 'That may prove I've been
[011] as tricked into marrying her when I was young, in the _____ Indies. Madness runs in her family, but they didn't
[012] often done business together. On his way back to the _____ Indies, Mr Mason stopped 'You see, gentlemen this is
[013] as Mason. easily impressed, so when I saw her in the _____ Indies, beautiful and elegantly dressed, I thought I
[014] 'Dear Bill, Your dinner is in the cooker, I am in the _____ Indies' or 'The cat ran away from home. I have decide
[015] is an earthquake in another part of the world, in the _____ , thousands of miles away. Marina looked at the butter
[016] 'So, anyway, we got married and went on holiday to the _____ Indies. That was good too, that was wonderful, but af
[017] rtisement. The advertisement was for a holiday in the _____ Indies. It took Tom less than five minutes to ring th
[018] said Thomas. 'And the main road through the park is _____ of the waterfalls. The Pak Chong to Prachinburi road
[019] to south. We're in the eastern half. So we must walk _____ and downwards.' 'Don't worry, Marwa,' said Hu. 'We'll
[020] s. 'OK,' said Sean. He put the can back in his bag. ' _____ is this way, I think,' said Hu. She was pointing at a
[021] nd sometimes the boys would argue about which way was _____ . Sean and Thomas argued more and more through the af
[022] ning in circles, no more arguments about which way is _____ .' Sean sighed. 'So down means out. Cool, Hu! We just
[023] n had almost set. There were just lines of red in the _____ . 'I didn't say I was afraid.' He looked at her. 'You
[024] xt morning we were already driving along the motorway _____ of Genoa, nearing the French border. Light shone off
[025] It was good to leave the city behind as Anna set off _____ along the M4 on the 500 kilometre drive to Polreath.
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[001] he right piece of information refused to come to the _____ of my mind. Something I had heard, or maybe somethin
[002] so heavy that they look more likely to sink into the _____ of Forta than to fly off into space. It is hard to bel
[003] tom of a cli. It went straight up in front of us. Its _____ was made up of strangely regular blocks of rock. We
[004] to the viewing screen. They looked at the hard, dark _____ . Jupiter IV/II was nothing more than a lump of rock,
[005] eir red sails full, moved slowly over the mirror-like _____ of the lakes." Wow! You can write! Is this where you
[006] t it was getting hard to see, she swam back up to the _____ . She realised she had been down much longer than she'
[007] and see some special fish or plant. They came to the _____ together. Taka turned off his torch and leaned over t
[008] ngs she had always wanted. Everyone was happy. On the _____ . But underneath my father knew something wasn't right
[009] ved into the emergency lane, still going as fast. The _____ wasn't very good and there was a lot of tire nOise.
[010] that looked as blue as the sky. The only thing on its _____ was the man's head. He 'Saw us and began to swim towa
[011] ed to keep the most important things hidden under the _____ , waiting for the intelligent reader to discover them.
[012] living, I've surprised myself by making what on the _____ at least, seems like a smooth transition from being
[013] ntial to his approach: Once a story is affixed to its _____ , the ball turns to accommodate another story and anot
[014] act with nature, can be discerned under the deceptive _____ of our extended city. He called his vision 'Broadacr
[015] the first indication molten rock is moving toward the _____ , often followed by venting of steam and ash. The 1980
[016] I was in over my head for enrolling in this weeklong _____ design class. Sure, I had tie-dyed some T- shirts in
[017] with a 'serious avocation' of painting silk scarves. _____ design was her seventh summer class at Arrowmont, he
[018] out of the water and then took the sword below the _____ . Arthur was then taken to the Isle of Avalon to get
[019] ne room we saw had been cleaned properly. Every hard _____ - shelf, table - was dusty enough to write your name
[020] the fish under the raft were afraid and came to the _____ . I caught them with my hands,' said Mr Carter. About
[021] two small signs of change in the education industry, _____ rumblings which indicate the seismic shifts taking p
[022] found that nothing could cut or even mark the Wall's _____ in any way. The Wall was not just hard; it was almost
[023] now a single continuous piece of paper - a one-sided _____ - something that at First sight seems quite impossibl
[024] e softly. I thought you would understand. A one-sided _____ . Of course, a piece of paper only has two dimensions,
[025] lions of other people on the same part of the Earth's _____ , but then they were not rocket engineers; they had n
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[001] ere there yesterday. He got divorced last week - his _____ was in the newspaper.' 'Do you know anything more abo
[002] y coat and a fur hat. There was a lot of snow in the _____ . 'Have you seen that man before?' he asked. 5 'Yes.
[003] n't understand it.' As Michaelis was talking, I had a _____ in my mind of George Ashton as he lay dying in the
[004] Level 6 OUP Bookworms 6meteor. dos The house shook. A _____ fell off a shelf, and its glass front smashed as it h
[005] an Earth woman, and told her to model her hair on the _____ . 'I know you can't help being a stupid Martian,' he s
[006] ns which are not your own.' Elizabeth laughed at this _____ of herself, and said to Colonel Fitzwilliam, 'Your co
[007] ng sometimes when he looked at her. She looked at the _____ silently for several minutes before going downstairs
[008] an intelligent servant? As she stood in front of his _____ , she gratefully remembered the warmth of his feelings
[009] up one of the photographs and looked at it. It was a _____ of her parents. Monika's mother and father were smili
[010] ied. 'Now, a crossbow looks like this,' and he drew a _____ . 'It's an old weapon that people used to use hundreds
[011] hat's him, I'm sure,' she thought. She printed out the _____ and some details and ran to Blom's office. 'The old
[012] ika nodded. 'Where's that?' she asked pointing to the _____ with the bodies. 'Namibia,' Vitjord replied. 'We kill
[013] ve. Tom shook his head as he remembered all this. The _____ of his girlfriend's face disappeared. Well, they had
[014] ut, Megan, I wish. . . so many things! I'm trying to _____ your life with a baby. Did you marry? Did Beth grow u
[015] ke. Ikuko bent down with her camera, trying to take a _____ of the small flowers, bur it was already too dark. A
[016] nted chin and very pale skin. A Japanese girl. Then a _____ of an African man, sitting on a wall in front of a bi
[017] pointed chin and dark eyes were the same, but in this _____ her eyes were not laughing. For a moment Joyce felt a
[018] ing, he turned and went back into the house, with the _____ of Stephen and Anna still in his head. Then the
[019] of Stephen and Anna still in his head. Then the _____ changed to him and Jill last summer when they'd been
[020] en disappeared behind a wave. Someone tried to take a _____ . Tristan took the boat in and out of the rocks. They'
[021] ine's very independent, isn't she?' I said, drawing a _____ in the sand with my finger. Ian lifted his shoulders.
[022] ting equipment with me; the scene would make a lovely _____ . BUt as I didn't have my paints, I decided to look fo
[023] cean and the moonlight. If I could stay young and the _____ grow old! For that -for that - I would give everythin
[024] d give my soul for that! When Basil Hallward paints a _____ of the young and handsome Dorian Gray, he thinks it i
[025] a terrible wish: that the beautiful young man in the _____ in front of him will grow old and that he will look y
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[001] said, "'Nordlandet" believe that white people should _____ the world. They are a small group. They are not very
[002] er of the world's population lived and died under the _____ of the Caesars. In the winter of A. D. t 180, Emperor
[003] good man. I think you already know that. He must not _____ . You are more of a son to me than he is." Marcus stoo
[004] pass to Maximus to hold until the Senate is ready to _____ . Rome will be a republic again, I can see that you ar
[005] me has changed,' he answered. "It takes an emperor to _____ an empire." "Of course, but leave the people their tr
[006] er person with him. Senator Falco. "An emperor cannot _____ if he is not loved!" Commodus said to Falco. "And now
[007] the city in 100 years. This may be no better than the _____ of Commodus. And what next? After the battle to take
[008] arger beings in the signs stood for the men who would _____ the world. I intended to grow up to be like them. The
[009] back. Not once.' 'Allie!' Mother said. 'That's the _____ .' Jerry began to cry. 'Before you go, Haddy,' Father
[010] died when he was only thirty two. He had no chance to _____ the empire that he had created so quickly. He was ver
[011] e plans to free the Greek cities in Asia from Persian _____ . Alexander felt that he could have an important part
[012] an as King Philip's unwanted wife. But in Macedonia, _____ did not always pass to the dead king's oldest son. At
[013] hey said, to take on the responsibility of Macedonian _____ . He was half Epirote, not a true Macedonian, because
[014] was General Attalus, Eurydice's uncle, who wanted to _____ Macedonia through Eurydice and Philip's new baby son.
[015] murdered too. This was not unusual - in those days-the _____ of a new king almost always started with a few murde
[016] the south decided to free themselves from Macedonian _____ . Within a few months of his father's death, Alexande
[017] d army and soon they were forced to accept Macedonian _____ . But bad news followed. The Macedonian forces in Asia
[018] o welcome the Macedonians and say goodbye to Persian _____ , but the city of Tyre was dierent. Tyre stood on an i
[019] iddle East, but in 525 BC it had fallen under Persian _____ . Its people had never fully accepted this situation,
[020] Egyptians, had suered 200 years of unpopular Persian _____ , and welcomed a change enthusiastically. Alexander wa
[021] sed at this, thinking that only Greek speakers should _____ Alexander's new empire. But later there were other Pe
[022] years after King Xerxes's wrongdoings in Athens, the _____ of the Persian kings was at an end. Alexander started
[023] Alexander had become the Persians' Great King, whose _____ followed the traditions of the past. He had been thei
[024] eath of Hephaistion and had royal blood himself, would _____ until the baby grew up. But the common soldiers want
[025] they were thrown to the elephants. It was agreed that _____ would be shared between Roxane's baby and Arrhidaeus.
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[001] heavy containers of hot water for the family's baths. _____ servants required lifts, and hot water taps, and gas
[002] ce the French Revolution.' They continued discussing _____ architecture. Then Paul told Potts about the death of
[003] will always be here, when the confusion and panic of _____ life has been forgotten? Surel.' But suddenly his tho
[004] Church, as there is now a new type of vicar, called a _____ Churchman', for whom religious belief is not a necess
[005] ous ideas, his interest in protecting the world from _____ science, and what I knew about the work Penny Ashton
[006] r Mayberry, what do you think of what is happening in _____ biological science?' Crammond looked very surprised
[007] lemen, this is a unique model railway, with the most _____ control equipment. It is one of the finest examples
[008] ugh knowledge of music, singing, drawing, dancing and _____ languages, and besides this, a certain something in h
[009] g. Monika looked down at the city. She could see tall _____ buildings, large areas of low, poor houses on the edg
[010] I generally enjoy my work. The offices are light and _____ , and I like the people I work with. Andrea works at d
[011] n stepped into the lift to go down the mine. It was a _____ lift - not like the one that Huw remembered. He felt
[012] t was the smell. You might be able to make everything _____ , but you could never lose the smell of coal, he thoug
[013] e was a big living room, a kitchen dining room, and a _____ bathroom downstairs, and three small bedrooms under t
[014] advertising agents, were on the fourteenth floor of a _____ block with wonderful views over Regent's Park. But th
[015] m the harbour, it seemed to be more mixed - some more _____ houses and one or two very fine ones which had probab
[016] .' 'Are you both OK in Dolphin Cottage? It's not very _____ , I'm afraid. I haven't done much to it, really. My gr
[017] rs. 'They're right for me. 1 could never paint a big _____ painting. It would be as wrong for e as being. . . a
[018] d Lord Henry. 'It is one of the greatest paintings in _____ art. I will pay anything you ask for it. I must have
[019] tudents. Yury couldn't accept the horrors caused by a _____ war. Men's bodies were torn to pieces, but sometimes
[020] rs. There are no owners these days. We'll live in the _____ way. We'll plant our vegetables, look after a few ani
[021] hbours. When he died, Philip's empire covered most of _____ day. Macedonia, Greece, Albania, Bulgaria and Europea
[022] ers to climb the rockface during the night, just like _____ rock climbers. They climbed to a position above me So
[023] held 50,000 books - not a lot compared to the great _____ libraries, but in a world before printing machines th
[024] rty and inaugurated the first multiparty Congress in _____ Mexican history by themselves, throwing the nation's
[025] period-instrument movement, has recently been leading _____ orchestras in the music of his native England. Two ye
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[001] me out for a short while into the light, and then the _____ door closes. There's a home and family waiting for ev
[002] arly on Monday morning, Paul and Peter watched on the _____ steps as the Minister of Transport's car rolled away.
[003] vered dishes from London's best restaurants, had been _____ -page stories every day. After all this, the trial its
[004] rnor who had been killed, as he was standing there in _____ of them. But where was Mr Prendergast? At last the o
[005] I must ask you both to put your hands on the table in _____ of you,' said the warder. Margot laid her beautiful
[006] left. Dusty, dressed as a nurse, greeted Paul at the _____ door, without appearing to recognize him, and took hi
[007] arden of Margot's villa, with his evening cocktail in _____ of him, watching the sun sink into the sea. It was od
[008] s desk, a glass of whisky in his hand. The bottle in _____ of him was half empty. 'I'm so sorry about what has
[009] e was an enormous amount of information. sat down in _____ of the screen, pushed a couple of buttons, and the w
[010] y in England. When I finished, I had been sitting in _____ of the computer screen for two and a half hours and
[011] book onto the floor. I picked it up and looked at the _____ . A Report on Developments in Genetics. Suddenly a nu
[012] e us and a huge army vehicle appeared. It stopped in _____ of us and a Swedish officer climbed out. Henty threw
[013] at I had come to hate her. Now she was accusing me in _____ of a stranger. My hopes of starting -a new life at s
[014] !'l shouted wildly, as we walked together out of the _____ door, to wait for the coach in the road. It arrived,
[015] Miss Temple. I could just hear because I was at the _____ of the class. 'Tell the housekeeper she must count th
[016] s!' Miss Temple did not reply. She looked straight in _____ of her, and her face was as cold and hard as marbl
[017] from an upstairs window as the carriages arrived. In _____ rode Mr Rochester on his black horse, and with him r
[018] ied me downstairs to the library) where he put me in _____ of the fire, and gave me a glass of wine. I began to
[019] again, and its owner. I decided to approach from the _____ , to get the best view of the house. From there I wou
[020] ely, surrounded by trees. As I approached, the narrow _____ door opened, and out came a figure I could not fail
[021] ouse shook. A picture fell off a shelf, and its glass _____ smashed as it hit the floor. There was a very loud cra
[022] r leader, ran forward and stood between the monster's _____ paws. His fire tube was in his hands. He aimed and f
[023] e reached the bottom of a cli. It went straight up in _____ of us. Its surface was made up of strangely regular
[024] of our enormous Globe! They bent over it, put their _____ legs to it, and lifted that unbelievably heavy ball
[025] wo of its legs, showing a pale flat underside, in its _____ legs it seemed to be holding a bit of grass or thin w
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[001] ly pleasure shall die of it. Who will pity me in that _____ hell into which I must descend? I have boasted in my
[002] sed to take the visitors on a guided tour of the cold _____ bedrooms and great empty halls. Later they drove away
[003] iscovered, were not at all eager to sleep in the tiny _____ bedrooms under the roof, or cook on a smoky open fire
[004] the driver and getting out, he suddenly realized how _____ and dirty the narrow streets were. He hurried on, pas
[005] e was deeply moved to discover, on the centre page, a _____ but recognizable photograph of Margot and Peter. The
[006] coat of the Bollinger Club. His face was red, and his _____ hair untidy. May I come in? Have you got a drink?' Y
[007] I think we know the make of the car. A witness saw a _____ blue Ford Cortina parked near Ashton's house on Satu
[008] d just made the worst mistake of his career. It was _____ and cold in Stockholm at that time of year and it nev
[009] from the island. She's about one metre seventy tall, _____ hair, about twenty eight years old.' Robbie Ferguso
[010] thing. I was taken along a corridor and into a small, _____ room. The door1 closed heavily behind me, and I was l
[011] closed heavily behind me, and I was left alone, in the _____ , to think about my problems. I realized that it had
[012] winter. I used to hate coming home when it was almost _____ , with ice cold fingers and toes, feeling miserable
[013] away, or starve myself to death. Gradually it became _____ outside. The rain was still beating on the windows,
[014] treated me kindly, and now, as I looked round at the _____ furniture and the walls in shadow, I began to fear t
[015] ill?' 'I was locked up in a room with a ghost, in the _____ .' 'Afraid of ghosts, are you?' he smiled. 'Of Mr Ree
[016] left me in a sitting room. In came a tall lady, with _____ hair and eyes, and a large, pale forehead. I discove
[017] the ringing of a bell woke me, although it was still _____ . I got dressed quickly in the bitter cold of the room
[018] od. Making a friend he next morning we got up in the _____ as before, but the water was frozen, so we could not
[019] to, apart from the servants. Although the house was _____ and frightening, with its big rooms full of heavy fu
[020] ht, with wide shoulders and a strong chest. He had a _____ face, with angry - looking eyes, and was about thirty
[021] one something active for once. In my mind I saw that _____ , strong face, and I still felt excited by our meeting
[022] not go in for a while. I did not want to go into the _____ house, where I would spend the evening quietly with
[023] tely recognized the traveller I had helped, with his _____ hair and skin, his square forehead and his stern look
[024] look so stern, and there was a softness in his fine, _____ eyes. As I was looking at him, he suddenly turned and
[025] Thornfield. I like it because it's old, and grey, and _____ , and yet I hate .' He did not finish what he was say