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Each item contains 7 lines of text. In the middle of each line is a gap (a blank line). Which word fits in all of the gaps in each set? Use the drop-down menu to make your choice. If you choose an incorrect word, it will appear next to the drop-down list. Keep trying until you choose the right word. When you finish the quiz, you will see your score. Click START OVER to try the quiz again.
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word/phrase fits all the gaps in each set?
avenue
brown
disease
excellent
formal
hat
jump
sheet
smooth
snake
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2. WORDS
avenue
brown
disease
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smooth
snake
[001] ive. His expression was serious, and his manners very _____ . Soon after his arrival, he said to Mrs Bennet, 'Mada
[002] usin's manners. He insisted on greeting them all with _____ politeness and long speeches, and showed them round t
[003] how seldom they spoke to each other, and how cold and _____ their behaviour to each other was. She would have giv
[004] thing they can turn to their advantage. The first _____ migration study to be sponsored by the American and
[005] rs in the San Francisco Bay area are playing host to _____ trivia quizzes: two-hour team games, complete with li
[006] al advantage is even greater for workers with little _____ education and training and for women, blacks and His
[007] pastilla, or in spite of them. Miss Ahern lacked any _____ knowledge of wine when she liquidated her Mazda and M
[008] company or the union. Both sides have the right to a _____ hearing on the concerns they raise. And if they don't
[009] atives of the Irish Republican Army to participate in _____ peace talks. That persuaded her to invite Sinn Fein,
[010] itation immediately and is now scheduled to enter the _____ negotiating process in Belfast on Sept. 9, at the cer
[011] y with all the cathartic and clannish pageantry of a _____ police funeral, as detectives investigated whether hi
[012] His grammar is perfect,' said my friend, 'if a little _____ , but learning your English from an aeroplane does me
[013] ldren know best, that free form is always better than _____ instruction, that a child should pace himself.' Conse
[014] e's the classroom' through correspondence courses to _____ courses involving assessed teaching and essay writing
[015] were allowed to borrow books to prepare courses. With _____ accreditation come
[016] accreditation come _____ rights, including some that are useful for the busin
[017] children who might otherwise get overlooked. A more _____ system of assessment is likely to be fairer, protecti
[018] he test day comes, Pratham sits down at a desk for a _____ exam. Some children are left weeping outside as they
[019] continuing education. Anyone over 18 can enrol and no _____ qualifications are needed. Those seeking to broaden
[020] o which, it seems to me, I owe as much as I do to my _____ education', recalled Allen, who, true to Statesman tr
[021] ubject is being taught by teachers who not only lack _____ qualifications but who are, in certain cases, insecu
[022] Fresher's Week was absolutely brilliant. Thought the _____ ball would be very upper crust but it was a good exc
[023] ive. His expression was serious, and his manners very _____ . Soon after his arrival, he said to Mrs Bennet, 'Mada
[024] usin's manners. He insisted on greeting them all with _____ politeness and long speeches, and showed them round t
[025] how seldom they spoke to each other, and how cold and _____ their behaviour to each other was. She would have giv
3. WORDS
avenue
brown
disease
excellent
formal
hat
jump
sheet
smooth
snake
[001] ain factory was on the planet Mars. Rick took a large _____ envelope from his desk drawer, then looked at the tim
[002] e phone down, feeling depressed. His eyes fell on the _____ envelope in front of him and he looked through it unt
[003] picture began to form on the screen. There on a dry, _____ hillside under a dark sunless sky was an old man in t
[004] quickly and walked towards the toad. It was yellowish- _____ , the same colour as the dust. If it hadn't moved, he
[005] se as this?' One of the stablemen led out a beautiful _____ horse which Bee recognized at once. 'Isn't that Dic
[006] uzzled by how pleased Bee sounded. After all, if this _____ horse was so good, it would be competing against Tim
[007] about the visits to the farms. 'Do you remember that _____ horse that won everything at the Bath Show last year
[008] imon, looking up with interest. 'He's bought her that _____ horse of Dick Pope's.' 'Riding Light?' 'Yes. Riding
[009] im. Brat remembered how pleased Bee had been with the _____ horse. He saw again Eleanor's slow amusement at the
[010] ome nearer, and was whistling their favourite song. ' _____ skin girl, stay at home with the baby, I have to go i
[011] to meet me. He was in his early forties, with pale _____ hair and pale
[012] hair and pale _____ eyes, wearing a grey silk summer suit. I disliked him
[013] g up at me. His body was covered with coal. The pale _____ eyes were open. There was blood on his face and a la
[014] ,' I told him. Roger Ferrant was very tall, with long _____ hair falling over his eyes, and he spoke with an En
[015] knees, like a real detective. I found two short pale _____ hairs caught in the deck at the top of the ladder.
[016] g an egg. She took it carefully out of the basket - a _____ egg, a beautiful one, the one he himself would have c
[017] like the Sheridans. The cottages were ugly little low _____ things. Nothing but rubbish grew in their gardens. Ev
[018] !' screamed the woman. 'The kid said there were three _____ things coming over the hill. I ran out quick, I can t
[019] e along the dusty road she could see the horses, like _____ flies jumping up and down. It was half-past two in th
[020] tely to the table. There was a large plate with meat, _____ bread and eggs, and a pot of good, strong coee. 'I
[021] ke. He was quite tall, perhaps forty years old. A big _____ beard covered the lower half of his thin, pale, ser
[022] glasses covered his short-sighted eyes. He wore short _____ trousers and a rather ugly green shirt. 'This is Ju
[023] she looked more attractive than ever, with her wide _____ eyes, clear skin and generous mouth. 'A bit,' he answ
[024] the bottom of the stairs he saw an expensive looking _____ leather jacket, still wet from the rain. But althou
[025] ad. Then I'll pretend to make a phone call, and put a _____ bag, with the money in it, behind the phone box. All
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avenue
brown
disease
excellent
formal
hat
jump
sheet
smooth
snake
[001] h the promise of beauty in her large, gentle eyes and _____ skin. Nna-nndo too was growing fast and doing well. T
[002] o her new home, and the women laid her on a bed. 'How _____ her body is!' they cried. 'How soft her hands are!'
[003] that day. Three hundred metres long, her red paint _____ , she was huge. I followed Sheridan up a steel ladder
[004] hair watching me with an expression of concern on his _____ , round face. It was Boom Boom's friend, Pierre Bouc
[005] brought me a glass of sherry. I tasted it. It was as _____ as liquid gold. 'If you weren't spying on me, you mu
[006] an old stone wall, and a little wood. Then there was _____ green grass, and a tiny lake. And at the heart of it
[007] eign royalty, country gentlemen, Scottish landowners, _____ young businessmen, ambitious lawyers and politicians
[008] some unknown metal. Then they found a hole, which was _____ and about a centimetre across, going straight into th
[009] e. . .' , "The friendly hills gather round the metal- _____ lakes as the skies turn pink,'" John read. 'This is g
[010] to them. His skin was very dark brown, almost black, _____ and shining. He seemed a little older than the other
[011] He was obviously a local man, not a tourist, and his _____ , dark skin looked very attractive in the last sunshin
[012] you?' 'No,' said Melanie, softly. She began gently to _____ his hair. 'Don't cry, Captain Butler. She's going to
[013] He had gone to Komarovsky about his trouble, and the _____ lawyer was willing to help him if Lara wished him to.
[014] ing. He had already spoken to the police and tried to _____ things over. He must not go to court and answer quest
[015] W. A. Bone Thugs-n-Harmony blend tales of mayhem with _____ , unhurried backing tracks; though the Bones don't act
[016] e British, and continue through the early 1770's. The _____ slate, gray as hammered lead, had been quarried and c
[017] highlight the contrasts between warm and cool tones, _____ and rough textures, and natural and artificial color
[018] by making what on the surface at least, seems like a _____ transition from being a relatively home and hearth-o
[019] iquid into a shot glass and downs it as if it were as _____ as rye. With a few cans of Spam and little cash, the
[020] ut who is ever- present in her mind as she feels its _____ grain-gently, as if stroking the temples of a dreamin
[021] on Monday. A FENCED-IN patch of red and tan brick, _____ and flat, doesn't look like much of an attraction, b
[022] ed. The changeover to containers was expected to be _____ and painless. The only major disadvantage the manage
[023] wds! In summer, you can enjoy bathing from miles of _____ , calm, sandy beaches. There are pleasant walks over
[024] e bumpy, crowded roads when you can ride on our nice _____ rails? Here is some train information British Railwa
[025] guided by them. So, school was mixed with work in a _____ and natural way. To replace this, a new, 'real' schoo
5. WORDS
avenue
brown
disease
excellent
formal
hat
jump
sheet
smooth
snake
[001] pocket again and found the page for ostriches. Male, _____ condition,' the salesman continued. Thirty thousand d
[002] Her English was completely without accent. You're an _____ singer,' Rick said. Who are you?' Her voffice was col
[003] dea of being an Ashby. I feel you would have been an _____ master of Latchetts. Someone who knew all about horse
[004] Ashby. Brat had been a good pupil, and Loding was an _____ teacher. Everything had been learned down to the last
[005] ocked and confused. Brat thought gratefully about his _____ teacher, Alec Loding. Loding had missed his professi
[006] like that, isn't it, dear?' said the baby. 'I had an _____ education at the College of Music,' said Miss Moss. '
[007] ful!' said Moore to himself as he ate Mrs Dempster's _____ food. When he had finished his supper, he pushed the
[008] threw strange shadows around the room. His tea tasted _____ , and there was nobody to disturb him. Then for the f
[009] ng little flat some distance away from the prison. An _____ couple - Mr and Mrs Parker - looked after him. He di
[010] alf past nine that evening, after one of Mrs Parker's _____ dinners, Teesdale sat alone in his study. Once more h
[011] ut my mouth was already full of bread and meat. 'It's _____ ,' I said gratefully. 'Thank you very much.' 'You're w
[012] ked, with wonderful fresh vegetables. There was some _____ wine too. 'Strange,' I thought. 'I'm sure the Giens a
[013] There was somebody in Anne's house. The professor's _____ talk on English poetry that evening was obviously en
[014] so' 'Nonsense, Lewis! Nothing to worry about! They're _____ reports!' He put his arm round Lewis's shoulder. 'Wh
[015] her?' 'She went home with Ignati ten minutes ago.' ' _____ !' He wiped his stained face with a stained handkerchi
[016] ford, is in town. The tall, serious, dark one.' 'An _____ choffice,' said Flora, with approval. 'He has such a
[017] utiful, old- fashioned mirrors. The curtains were of _____ quality, but rather dirty. 'They must be washed today
[018] tred, mixed with a godlike sorrow and pity. It was an _____ performance, Flora thought approvingly. The man was
[019] kind.' 'Now, listen, Elfine, in think it would be an _____ plan if you went to this ball. in shall go, too, to
[020] 'Several,' said Flora faintly, thinking about them. ' _____ . in will write to old Mrs Starkadder tonight.' So the
[021] an't all be lucky,' said Flora. 'But in think it's an _____ idea for you to have a holiday. It will do you good.
[022] rld by a handsome, sensible old lady of good fortune, _____ health, and firm character. 'in am greatly looking f
[023] ey'll have to pay after this evening!' There is some _____ port that is only served to dons when College fines h
[024] bba Castle School, North Wales. Experience essential; _____ sports teaching essential. 120 resident post. Reply
[025] ith? I shall expect you tomorrow evening. There is an _____ train that leaves London at about ten. I think you wi
6. WORDS
avenue
brown
disease
excellent
formal
hat
jump
sheet
smooth
snake
[001] soldiers died - but not from the bombs. They died of _____ and fever and poisonous insects. Her father never tal
[002] in case they heard bad language or caught some awful _____ . But now that they were grown up, Laura and Laurie s
[003] 'Why? Is it so serious?' 'It could be a kind of heart _____ ,' he replied. 'Is that bad?' I asked. 'Would the man
[004] my chair. I thought of infecting my body with a fatal _____ that would kill it after I had transferred out of it.
[005] ve transferred me back to my own body by the time the _____ killed it. Then I thought of a time-switch. I could b
[006] sir. Oh dear, I'm very afraid he is going to die.' A _____ that always kills When I saw Holmes, I was sure Mrs H
[007] I asked. 'Yes. I know what is wrong with me. It is a _____ from Sumatra, which the Dutch know about. It kills, s
[008] kills. Don't touch me, Watson, or you will catch the _____ .' 'But I must help you, Holmes.' 'This is a
[009] .' 'But I must help you, Holmes.' 'This is a _____ you know nothing about, Watson. I'm sorry, there's no
[010] find a man who used medicine to kill, that I got the _____ myself. You can do nothing.' 'Perhaps not, but Dr Ain
[011] bout Eastern diseases than anybody. He has studied my _____ I believe, and made good use of his knowledge. I di
[012] rton Smith. You are the only one that knows about his _____ . It is a painful
[013] . It is a painful _____ from Sumatra which is slowly killing him.' 'But why
[014] him.' 'But why does Mr Holmes think he has an Eastern _____ ?' 'He was working among some Chinese seamen at Roth
[015] you know what is wrong with you, Holmes?' 'The same _____ that killed your poor nephew, I think. ' 'Yes, yes. P
[016] y. It was very strange that Victor died of an Eastern _____ , here in London, and that he had never once been to t
[017] n to the East. And even stranger for him to catch the _____ after visiting me, the only man in London who had stu
[018] siting me, the only man in London who had studied the _____ . You noticed that, didn't you, Holmes? That was cleve
[019] king about now. It's you. Do you know how you got the _____ , Holmes?' 'I think I got it from the seamen I was wor
[020] inger.' 'That's right, Holmes. That's how you got the _____ . And now you are going to die, just like Victor did.
[021] ya 's condition, he also saw the first signs of heart _____ in himself. He kept his condition secret, but he knew
[022] en poisoned by his officers; probably he had caught a _____ carried by insects while he was travelling on Babylon
[023] er is an outbreak of citrus canker, a bacterial plant _____ found in South Florida and recently discovered in Cen
[024] ry year everywhere are gone. So are the days when the _____ 's inner workings seemed to defy understanding or sci
[025] e doctors who cared for them, felt as they faced the _____ . Today, in many parts of the world, the AIDS epidemic
7. WORDS
avenue
brown
disease
excellent
formal
hat
jump
sheet
smooth
snake
[001] stood in front of her. He was going out, and had his _____ on. I would be grateful if you would tell me when you
[002] Your plan did not work!' said Morris, putting on his _____ . Is she so hard?' asked Mrs Penniman. She doesn't ca
[003] for me,' said Morris. He stood for a moment, with his _____ on. But why, then, has she never married?' Yes why?
[004] re that the horse made no mistakes. Suddenly Simon's _____ blew off in the wind and a small dog rushed out to cha
[005] ther was standing there in his work clothes, with his _____ in his hand. He looked like a criminal who had been c
[006] er at home. There he stood, anxiously turning his old _____ over and over in his hands. Aku-nna came nearer to hi
[007] le daughter, but don't tire yourself out.' He put his _____ on his shaved head. 'The key to the big cupboard is i
[008] expensive gift to the gods. Then he received the red _____ which was the 'Aku-nna's bride price will come to me,
[009] the ship?' He went to his car and got another hard _____ from the trunk for me. We went up on to the deck and
[010] d a red curtain that had belonged to the Logans. Her _____ came from Miss Lecky at the post office, and had a lo
[011] ad. Lil's face was still burning, and she took off her _____ . They stared across the fields, where the Logans' co
[012] She put out a finger and touched the feather on Lil's _____ . She smiled her rare smile. 'I seen the little lamp,'
[013] iss,' said the tallest of the men. He pushed back his _____ and smiled down at her. His smile was so friendly tha
[014] loated down the stairs. 'Tell her to wear that sweet _____ she wore last Sunday.' 'Mother says you must wear tha
[015] e last Sunday.' 'Mother says you must wear that sweet _____ you wore last Sunday. Good. One o'clock. Bye-bye!' L
[016] ridan turned from her mirror. She was trying on a new _____ . 'Mother, a man's been killed,' Laura began. 'Not in
[017] how you frightened me!' Mrs Sheridan took off the big _____ and smiled at her daughter. 'But listen, mother,' sai
[018] he asked. 'Darling!' Mrs Sheridan got up, holding the _____ , and before Laura could stop her, she put it on Laura
[019] he put it on Laura's head. 'My child,' she said, 'the _____ is yours. It's much too young for me. You look wonder
[020] irl in the mirror, wearing a beautiful black and gold _____ . She had never imagined that she could look like that
[021] wonderful,' said Laurie. 'What an absolutely topping _____ !' Laura said quietly, 'Is it?' and smiled at Laurie.
[022] 'Darling Laura, how well you look!' 'What a beautiful _____ , child!' 'Laura, you look quite Spanish. I've never s
[023] ople were staring at her dress and her black and gold _____ - oh, how she wished it was a dierent
[024] - oh, how she wished it was a dierent _____ ! It was a mistake to come here; she had known all the
[025] She burst into tears, like a little girl. 'Forgive my _____ ,' she said. And this time she didn't wait for Em's si
8. WORDS
avenue
brown
disease
excellent
formal
hat
jump
sheet
smooth
snake
[001] s just a game for him.' 'I guess. . .' John began. ' _____ !' screamed Sean. Thomas was running. The others follo
[002] few hours, he's going to break off our engagement. ' _____ on the road Jennifer I have to say that the message
[003] .' She pointed out of the front window of the bus. 'A _____ .' I looked and saw a huge brown
[004] .' I looked and saw a huge brown _____ crossing the road in front of us. 'Don't worry your
[005] y had the bright idea of stopping and looking at that _____ , so I had to sit in the bus and watch Jennifer laughi
[006] forest, you might see what you think is a long green _____ on the path ahead of you. But when you get closer, yo
[007] into my ear, her voffice sounding as unfriendly as a _____ and as determined as a leaf-cutter ant. 'There's some
[008] r guide continued, 'you will find that the long green _____ is not a
[009] is not a _____ at all, but is, in fact, thousands of leaf-cutter ant
[010] was even smaller and dirtier than the rest. We saw a _____ swimming in the river. Faces stared at us from the tr
[011] s too it was said that Olympias liked to sleep with a _____ in her bed. It is not surprising, with parents like t
[012] nance the journey with performances of the Last Great _____ Show. The group has barely crossed the Smoky Mountain
[013] - dating from the 1930's to the 1980's, "Smoke of the _____ " (1994), remains in print. With translations into ma
[014] r been in any danger? Mrs G: Well, once in Africa a _____ managed to get into my caravan, but it wasn't a pois
[015] abilising presences of an indestructible tuba, a dead _____ , a stunning drag queen, and the glazed gaze of James
[016] s just a game for him.' 'I guess. . .' John began. ' _____ !' screamed Sean. Thomas was running. The others follo
[017] few hours, he's going to break off our engagement. ' _____ on the road Jennifer I have to say that the message
[018] .' She pointed out of the front window of the bus. 'A _____ .' I looked and saw a huge brown
[019] .' I looked and saw a huge brown _____ crossing the road in front of us. 'Don't worry your
[020] y had the bright idea of stopping and looking at that _____ , so I had to sit in the bus and watch Jennifer laughi
[021] forest, you might see what you think is a long green _____ on the path ahead of you. But when you get closer, yo
[022] into my ear, her voffice sounding as unfriendly as a _____ and as determined as a leaf-cutter ant. 'There's some
[023] r guide continued, 'you will find that the long green _____ is not a
[024] is not a _____ at all, but is, in fact, thousands of leaf-cutter ant
[025] was even smaller and dirtier than the rest. We saw a _____ swimming in the river. Faces stared at us from the tr
9. WORDS
avenue
brown
disease
excellent
formal
hat
jump
sheet
smooth
snake
[001] him.' Before I speak to Dave?' Bryant reached for a _____ of paper. Polokov has taken a job with the city as a
[002] maybe tonight or tomorrow talk to Dave.' He took the _____ with the information about Polokov from Bryant. One
[003] kov, the next android is a Miss Luba Luft. Here's the _____ on her.' Rick left Bryant's office and returned to hi
[004] sed his police torch to look again at his information _____ . The Voigt-Kamp test had been given to Polokov, so Ri
[005] ilbarty.' She saw his fingers play unhappily with the _____ . 'Are you going away to Ireland, then?' he asked. 'O
[006] her eyes open, listening. Sid turned over, pulled the _____ round him and said, 'Good night, old girl.' She heard
[007] l you the rules of the game. 'Every player is given a _____ of paper. All the sheets except one are blank. On th
[008] er. All the sheets except one are blank. On the last _____ of paper is written "Smee". Nobody knows who "Smee" i
[009] furnished. Downstairs Morse noticed an information _____ called 'Moving'. Wasn't that the television programme
[010] confidently forward. Ride the Lightning JOHN LUTZ A _____ of rain moved across Placid Cove Trailer Park. Lightn
[011] here the presents were now hidden under a gray white _____ . Keith Hendrixson, the bride's grandfather (her paren
[012] particular drawer. The body was covered with a white _____ . The oicial left the room; Woods knew he would go str
[013] Woods stepped forward and pulled clown the top of the _____ . The sight of Biko's face shocked him. Biko's lips we
[014] head, and bruises around his eyes. Ntsiki touched the _____ gently as she moved towards the face. When she reach
[015] , taking photographs from all sides. Woods pulled the _____ down, and Ken took photographs of the bruised body. B
[016] After a reading and a prayer, the Doctor looked at a _____ of notes he was holding in his hand. Boys,' he said,
[017] was an envelope addressed to the Doctor, and in it a _____ of paper, on which was written: those who live for wo
[018] aid in a low, hollow voffice, his face as white as a _____ . They walked away in dierent directions. She turned b
[019] the plastic bag. Now she stood anxiously with a thick _____ of rubber in her hand, ready to place it swiftly over
[020] officer of the spaceship Hunter handed the Captain a _____ of paper. 'Here's the latest voyage report, sir,' he
[021] oyage report, sir,' he said. Captain Winters took the _____ of paper and looked at it closely. 'Hmm. Not bad,' h
[022] n I woke up, I was still there. Hanging over me was a _____ of rose coloured metal, which had not been there befo
[023] y three months since she'd seen Bernard. She found a _____ of paper and started to write a fax. African sunshine
[024] omething was wrong. She lay in the hospital bed, the _____ white against her skin, living again that last day in
[025] this letter.' He brought a bottle of ink, a pen and a _____ of paper. But he was not used to writing. His finger
10. WORDS
avenue
brown
disease
excellent
formal
hat
jump
sheet
smooth
snake
[001] . He lives with his sister and her children on Second _____ .' A widow, with five children? Do you mean he lives u
[002] time the Doctor arrived at a little house on Second _____ , where Mrs Montgomery received him in a small front p
[003] e on the envelope was written 61 (instead of) Oxford _____ , Abingdon, near Oxford. Probably the person who lived
[004] ber 5th, in the name of Mr C. Richards, of 216 Oxford _____ , Abingdon. Morse was delighted. He rang Charles Rich
[005] pay the parking fine, is from C. Richards, 216 Oxford _____ , Abingdon.' There was a moment's silence. It was Lew
[006] moved into an old warehouse at the corner of Florida _____ . It wasn't a bad place for a homeless person. It had
[007] ictions. River Oaks had bought a warehouse on Florida _____ . On January 27, some squatters were evicted from the
[008] o when student celebrations outside bars on Sunnyside _____ included the burning of sofas, chairs and other comb
[009] fter thousands of angry marchers filed down Flatbush _____ , crossed the Brooklyn Bridge and descended on City Ha
[010] charity, but now Thady Con's, an Irish pub on Second _____ near 49th Street, has announced plans for a regular
[011] behind the Tourneau store at 57th Street and Madison _____ , Mr. Martin was all modesty. "It was a good win," he
[012] he 14- story prewar apartment building at 1150 Fifth _____ , at 96th Street, and a trio of multimillion-dollar du
[013] believe was situated around 125th Street and College _____ in Manhattan. Where was it situated and what has hap
[014] ecall was built in 1884 on the west side of Amsterdam _____ , between 136th and 138th Streets. The banker Jesse S
[015] in Ocean Beach (583-7505), a branch of the Lexington _____ spot with the same name, bills its food as French-Bel
[016] pment Bank's Cultural Center Art Gallery on New York _____ and 'Brazilian Art in Washington' at the U. S. Distri
[017] ing the turf war with gang members over West Elmwood _____ . So the city rolled out a weapon against which gangs
[018] at Le Cirque and Provence in New York City and Ocean _____ Seafoods and the now-defunct Tatou in Los Angeles, ha
[019] stand on this corner of East First Street and Second _____ in Manhattan was never much to behold, and the city
[020] se. I'll give you the address. Now, it's 35, Chestnut _____ , Walton. How'll you be coming? A: By car. L: Well,
[021] n Square, which was just around the corner from Fifth _____ . Across the road from the house, in the centre of th
[022] . He lives with his sister and her children on Second _____ .' A widow, with five children? Do you mean he lives u
[023] time the Doctor arrived at a little house on Second _____ , where Mrs Montgomery received him in a small front p
[024] e on the envelope was written 61 (instead of) Oxford _____ , Abingdon, near Oxford. Probably the person who lived
[025] ber 5th, in the name of Mr C. Richards, of 216 Oxford _____ , Abingdon. Morse was delighted. He rang Charles Rich