1. WORDS admire agriculture dozen fruit guilt mix pale smoke sweep throat [001] ice tucked away at the back of a building, flanked by _____ and veg wholesalers, in the old Covent Garden. She wa [002] asked me to come downstairs and help her prepare some _____ . Although Miss Jessie tried to make me stay, I could [003] not refuse to help Miss Jenkyns. Instead of preparing _____ , however, Miss Jenkyns told me what Captain Gordon ha [004] and there was an old garden full of roses and little _____ -trees. It's very pretty,' whispered Miss Matty as Mr [005] y people, and they brought so many little presents of _____ and eggs for the old rector's daughter' that her tabl [006] it carefully. I kept with me my bag, with my lunch, _____ and coee. The hotel was not expecting me until the ne [007] and every centimetre was planted with vegetables and _____ trees. Here and there, at the edge of the plain, the [008] r we can take cold chicken legs, tomatoes, cold meat, _____ , cakes, chocolate . . . We can drink water.' Then h [009] e, a small bag, two baskets, several blankets, some _____ in a brown paper bag, some pans, some umbrellas and f [010] rry when it finished. Chapter 11 Hotels and tinned _____ After breakfast I was sitting by the river, and think [011] lunch. Then, after that, George brought out a tin of _____ . We love tinned [012] . We love tinned _____ , all three of us. We looked at the picture on the tin [013] oked at the picture on the tin. We thought about the _____ . We imagined the taste of it. We smiled at each other [014] ding, I suppose, me. On the seat beside him were some _____ and some very expensive cheese. They had cost two wee [015] ne and divided the food. Pris sat down and tried some _____ . Then she began to cry. Isidore did not know what to [016] ' repeated Irmgard, and went into the kitchen to see. _____ !' She started eating it immediately. Isidore found he [017] not sleep at all that night. They say that forbidden _____ tastes sweet. Because Aku-nna was forbidden, Chike wa [018] ad to wait a long time in there. Then she went to the _____ shop and bought an orange. As he watched her, he knew [019] re so lovely, with their big, shiny leaves and orange _____ . Must they be hidden by a marquee? They must. The me [020] little baby-girl of about thirty, in a white hat with _____ all round it. 'What a crowd!' Miss Moss said. 'Is so [021] n this, Hareton?' 'I've pulled up two or three of his _____ -trees,' confessed Hareton, 'but I'll put them back ag [022] ee o'clock, Mrs Beetle, will you kindly bring up some _____ juice. At half- past four you may bring up tea and ca [023] toilet, quickly,' she ordered. 'Mum, have you got some _____ we could take?' Her mother turned to go to the kitch [024] must be champagne-cup you know, champagne mixed with _____ juice and will you also help the men to put up the te [025] big mango tree with wide green leaves and small green _____ . The girl walked towards the back door and dropped he 2. WORDS admire agriculture dozen fruit guilt mix pale smoke sweep throat [001] ceases to be a passenger if he or she can tie half a _____ knots and hitches, knows how to read the lights of v [002] place to nurture confident young intellects. But the _____ teenager s sitting chatting are anything but calm. Ye [003] use the opposition vote was split between more than a _____ political parties. Some of those in power would pref [004] here in pre-unification Italy, when there were half a _____ customs-posts between Naples and Milan, when the Aus [005] with litde green flowers, sitting under a tree with a _____ boys round you.' He dropped her hands, and the light [006] onnie is afraid of the dark?" he says. So I get him a _____ candles, and he says "get out", and he locks the door [007] ungle itself. In other ways, it was no dierent from a _____ other places we had passed. It was hot, smelly and fu [008] and "Angela's Ashes." On any weeknight, more than a _____ Irish and English bars in the San Francisco Bay area [009] te the risk that some of their efforts will flop, the _____ or so competitors here are undaunted. Kroger relies o [010] p, studied the water and announced that there were a _____ salmon directly opposite us well within range of my f [011] ncome programs - needs to be carefully examined. A _____ maid's rooms will be demolished on the top of the 14- [012] ors to this page rated each convertible based on two _____ factors from the operation of its top to its value f [013] loors himself. In September 1992, after hiring a half- _____ teachers who shared her ideas about dance, Ms. Blair [014] ing lineup, a 'franchise' player who's holding out, a _____ rookies and a starting quarterback who has yet to pro [015] tten and scores of lovely cuddly mice frolicked in a _____ children's bedtime tales - I am pondering an unthinka [016] rrow and next week, not what I've done in the past. A _____ years ago, when the million was first offered to any [017] ry's Atlanta-born 'The Last Night of Ballyhoo' and a _____ or so pre-'97 hits, led by 'Rent' (coming to the Fox [018] ooks in Indian languages (the country has more than a _____ ) and some have written in English, only recently has [019] olled in the Army Air Corps. He was an officer for a _____ years and saw more than 100 combat missions as a fig [020] ought the number of rapes in the Sixth Precinct to a _____ so far this year, a threefold increase compared with [021] ve to go to the greengrocer's for the mushrooms and a _____ eggs, and the butcher shop for the beef. And while w [022] - thin but moisture absorbing. Most joggers have a _____ or more cotton T- shirts, and you'll need several pa [023] picture of primary schools' performance. More than a _____ local authorities, as well as many individual school [024] ceases to be a passenger if he or she can tie half a _____ knots and hitches, knows how to read the lights of v [025] place to nurture confident young intellects. But the _____ teenager s sitting chatting are anything but calm. Ye 3. WORDS admire agriculture dozen fruit guilt mix pale smoke sweep throat [001] against the French, a man whose systematic purges and _____ -slashing of Algerian comrades left 3,000 FLN men and [002] hrew himself at Rick. As the android's hands held his _____ , Rick fired an old- style gun from its place under hi [003] e direction of the voffice. She could not answer; her _____ was still too sore. Her chest felt heavy. She pulled [004] right. Come on, let's get some bananas for your sore _____ . Mine is sore too, after all that crying.' The rest [005] eady happened to Aku-nna... Ngbeke shouted until her _____ was sore. Okonkwo shouted until he felt thirsty. Then [006] rope against his neck. He felt the noose against his _____ . Then the Judge picked up the sti body of the studen [007] is second beer untouched, he walked quickly out. His _____ was dry and he wanted to run. But somehow he knew th [008] inside the front door. He lay on his back, with this _____ cut straight across the front. His gun was under him [009] and were talking to him when one of your men cut his _____ from behind. Then you went upstairs and shot the uns [010] - but that ought to be5 enough. I'm getting a sore _____ from listing them.' She took her chin off her hand, t [011] in the doorway, a little laughing sound came from her _____ . 'Goodbye!' she said softly. And I put a bullet in h [012] an stood in the warm light of the dying sun, his bare _____ and handsome face looking as though they were painte [013] er her face from behind and pulled it tight about her _____ . As she pulled it tighter, she began to cough. Then s [014] there were no words, only the blood running into his _____ . There was a dark stain spreading on his uniform. Soo [015] warm. It was a person! Suddenly two hands held her _____ . She couldn't breathe. Her head was banged against th [016] en hiding inside the coach. Vitjord let go of Monilds _____ . Then he hit her across the face. She fell to the flo [017] ay before, Harriet became ill with a caught and a bad _____ and so she could not go... Emma explained to. Mr Elto [018] mped to his feet and stood over him, his sword at his _____ . But then one of the teams of servants let go of the [019] Maximus stood over Tigris with his sword point at his _____ . He looked to Commodus. All eyes in the Colosseum tu [020] t almost broke her wrist. Then she felt a hand at her _____ , and her dress was torn open from her neck to her wai [021] r a few seconds. Then he seized Nancy by her head and _____ and threw her into the middle of the room. 'Bill! Bi [022] t his mouth, put the note on the desk and cleared his _____ . 'Have you talked to the kid?' he asked. 'Not yet,' s [023] She's still got a temperature and a cough and sore _____ that she can't quite shake off, no matter what she d [024] e stopped. If someone has a fish-bone caught in his _____ , it has to come out. If a woman has cut her thumb wi [025] nd face, and saw past its tongue right down into its _____ . It grabbed Kamal's leg between its sharp, enormous t 4. WORDS admire agriculture dozen fruit guilt mix pale smoke sweep throat [001] read and butter. Oh, never mind your boots. Adam can _____ up the mud afterwards. Do come in.' Defeated, Reuben [002] ut the cooked bread. At the end of the day I have to _____ the floor, which of course is covered in a layer of [003] read and butter. Oh, never mind your boots. Adam can _____ up the mud afterwards. Do come in.' Defeated, Reuben 5. WORDS admire agriculture dozen fruit guilt mix pale smoke sweep throat [001] legs (another would-be Garbo or Dietrich, wreathed in _____ ) you get cliches built from attitude, sensibility an [002] ally drunk and there are a lot of drugs - most people _____ dope. People are beginning to slip behind with their [003] . A kilometre down the road behind me I could see the _____ from a small house, but otherwise there was no sign o [004] ds. Then I stood up, trying not to breathe the yellow _____ . The window had been blown out and I climbed out into [005] cult thing I ever did. My head felt terrible, and the _____ had made me very sick, but in the end I managed it, a [006] e although I had escaped, I was feeling very ill. The _____ had been very unpleasant, and the day on the roof had [007] had malaria in Africa, and it returned sometimes. The _____ , my arm, the wet and the cold had probably not helped [008] g in from outer space, leaving a long white tail like _____ across the clear blue sky. Clyde and Lora looked at e [009] , but I don't! There's nothing for me to do. I don't _____ . I don't like looking at the trees and the flowers, a [010] boat. He said he was going to have a glass of whisky, _____ his pipe, and then get the boat ready for the night. [011] Mrs Penniman and sitting in Doctor Sloper's study to _____ cigars. Mrs Almond had told her sister that she was [012] would not burn. She knelt down and blew and blew. The _____ blew into her eyes and nose. Around her in the [013] blew into her eyes and nose. Around her in the _____ filled kitchen other people were busy with their cook [014] she had finished. Her eyes were red and sore from the _____ and her chest felt tight and painful. She stood up an [015] anded it to her mother. Ngbeke took a big mouthful of _____ before she spoke again. 'So my sons are so grown up t [016] a. Brothers, there's no need to worry.' 'There is no _____ without fire, my children,' said Ngbeke. 'It's just [017] have money. And money buys a lot these days...' 'No _____ without fire,' Ngbeke had said, and she was right. Ch [018] iicult for me. The small house filled with cigarette _____ , with the smell of Polish cooking, with the noise of [019] ate morning sun. Above her floated a cloud of white _____ . Grain dust. The Lucella was loading. I climbed the s [020] Nothing but rubbish grew in their gardens. Even the _____ coming from their chimneys looked poor and mean. The [021] ater he turned to Miss Moss and blew a cloud of cigar _____ in her face. 'Like the hat,' he said, looking at the [022] selling tea; a woman offered blankets for hire. White _____ floated in the dark air. 'How strange it all is,' tho [023] garden; there was a paddock, a creek and some trees. _____ rose from the chimney, and as I looked, a woman came [024] re burned in the fireplace. There was a smell of wood _____ and flowers, and the house felt as warm and as kind [025] to the smoking room when Gien stopped me. 'We don't _____ there now,' he said. He opened the door and I looked 6. WORDS admire agriculture dozen fruit guilt mix pale smoke sweep throat [001] me pupils by an entrance test and so ensure a better _____ of pupils. Graham Stapleton is head of Graveney Scho [002] nts towards the final marks. The practical- academic _____ appears to be succeeding in motivating the students [003] e of secularism to preach new values. It's an uneasy _____ By ANDREW MARR The law of the market is a might [004] Qualifications (GNVQs) and, if so, how far do pupils _____ A-levels and GNVQ courses? What do they go on to do a [005] l the children of milkmen and farmers, were forced to _____ together. And there were plenty of rude, rough little [006] xcept a 'Hell's Special'. Here, give me an egg. I'll _____ it for her.' And they all watched in amazement as she [007] contained dried food, and he dared not spare water to _____ with it. It could be eaten dry, but it was hard to sw [008] n, on my nights o, I'll go to the best nightclubs and _____ with famous people and millionaires. It's going to be [009] army and his court with Asian men. He believed that a _____ of Greek and Asian traditions could create a strong e [010] out evil and screaming "Yi yi yi yi yi!" This is Meow _____ , a lesbian bar on East Houston Street, at Suffolk Str [011] als and annuals, the Hamptons' restaurant scene is a _____ of brightly colored beauties that fade with winter's [012] and the one who didn't trained in France. Still, the _____ of bar standards and more elaborate dishes isn't the [013] years of the epidemic has been replaced by a diverse _____ of hope, accommodation and resignation. Last year, a [014] gic and enlist new devotees to the cause, but what a _____ ! Mixed audio review. When Tim Ebner opens the door [015] whole generation of Americans that a 'real' city was a _____ of Greenwich Village and medieval walled cities. Such [016] until I have a serious injury? And I hate having to _____ the heavy bread dough with a long stick, and reach i [017] nationality, life would be quite boring. I like the _____ of cultures. I'm curious about how people in other cu [018] meone's forgotten to plug it in. Sometimes I get to _____ work and fun. Once I had to show a Korean visitor arou [019] the term in which the child is five, and comprises a _____ of teacher observation and activities for the childre [020] me pupils by an entrance test and so ensure a better _____ of pupils. Graham Stapleton is head of Graveney Scho [021] nts towards the final marks. The practical- academic _____ appears to be succeeding in motivating the students [022] e of secularism to preach new values. It's an uneasy _____ By ANDREW MARR The law of the market is a might [023] Qualifications (GNVQs) and, if so, how far do pupils _____ A-levels and GNVQ courses? What do they go on to do a [024] l the children of milkmen and farmers, were forced to _____ together. And there were plenty of rude, rough little [025] xcept a 'Hell's Special'. Here, give me an egg. I'll _____ it for her.' And they all watched in amazement as she 7. WORDS admire agriculture dozen fruit guilt mix pale smoke sweep throat [001] rol. But now, state officials face new threats to the _____ industry. The first is what an expert on plant viruse [002] as secured a 39- count indictment charging the former _____ secretary with taking $35,458 worth of luggage, crys [003] a document. A three-term congressman before becoming _____ secretary, Espy should have known better. Circums [004] fter the biggest meat recall in the nation's history, _____ Secretary Dan Glickman today proposed legislation th [005] ngress returned next week from recess, would give the _____ Department authority to order the recall of a contami [006] former Representative from Kansas, is not the first _____ Secretary to propose added powers for the department, [007] ifts from food companies he regulated as Secretary of _____ . The total value of the gifts was small, under $40, 0 [008] but also to sell its Columbus, Neb., plant after the _____ Department demanded it cease operations. The regulat [009] ys of sunlight followed by 14 of night, which makes _____ impossible. All plants need the sun to shine on them 8. WORDS admire agriculture dozen fruit guilt mix pale smoke sweep throat [001] ility, without imposing on them a complex of personal _____ '. For the latest textbooks, the question of Zivilcour [002] f gender and race. Perhaps I am unusually wimpish or _____ -ridden in this respect but, correcting the proofs of [003] s only six whenshe left, and felt not just grief but _____ . 'It seemed,' Stallworthy tells us, 'that she believe [004] he last word of our love, our trust, our sadness, our _____ , our fight against the darkness. I won't tell you muc [005] r why the drawing of the lots had seemed to prove his _____ . But there must be a God of goodness in this world,' [006] at felt a new sense of excitement which replaced the _____ he had felt with Bee and the children. The dangerous [007] to confess his crime. Linkworth refused to admit his _____ . Now, on a bright September morning, the sun shone w [008] t the man, saw the heavy eyebrows, the expression of _____ and fear. 'I have to have my stomach pumped, Doctor, [009] . 'I don't see how even the fiancee can doubt Colt's _____ .' 'She has bad dreams about Colt dying in the electri [010] e other man dead. He was overcome by such a sense of _____ that he sent the actress away, and stayed alone in h [011] suddenly realized that if she suspected I knew of her _____ , she might attack me. 'No, in fact I locked my door,' [012] religious man could soon kill me, without feeling any _____ at all. When he asked me again, we were alone in the [013] Mr Bennet, 'and nothing can clear Mr Collins from the _____ of inheriting this house. But if you listen while I [014] the gold ring in its box, with a mixture of fear and _____ . She tried three jewellery shops before she could get [015] y flat I felt as if I was walking on air. Feelings of _____ and excitement mixed - as if I was having a relations [016] and then I looked up, searching his face for signs of _____ . But Ian looked perfectly relaxed. A little confused [017] ing. All of these films probe degrees of governmental _____ , from the Nazis' Final Solution, to French collaborat [018] hird part of a trilogy that confronts German wartime _____ as well as postwar amnesia. FOR ANYONE WHO HAS tur [019] s conference by one of Wolf's typically reproachful, _____ -producing letters calling on the recipient to fulfill [020] r the apparent explosion in pre-school courses is the _____ of working parents, who partly assuage their feeling [021] ility, without imposing on them a complex of personal _____ '. For the latest textbooks, the question of Zivilcour [022] f gender and race. Perhaps I am unusually wimpish or _____ -ridden in this respect but, correcting the proofs of [023] s only six whenshe left, and felt not just grief but _____ . 'It seemed,' Stallworthy tells us, 'that she believe [024] he last word of our love, our trust, our sadness, our _____ , our fight against the darkness. I won't tell you muc [025] r why the drawing of the lots had seemed to prove his _____ . But there must be a God of goodness in this world,' 9. WORDS admire agriculture dozen fruit guilt mix pale smoke sweep throat [001] lowers her glass of house red and fixes me with her _____ blue eyes. 'Gainor was a real person, not a character [002] eath sentence. Tall and red-faced, dressed in a long, _____ brown coat, the former supermarket manager has no in [003] erials, with tissue paper, with crpy muslins, with the _____ rubber used for surgical gloves and with thicker blac [004] came to meet me. He was in his early forties, with _____ brown hair and [005] brown hair and _____ brown eyes, wearing a grey silk summer suit. I dislike [006] n shone on trees which were just showing their first _____ green leaves. The Phillipses lived in a house on the [007] taring up at me. His body was covered with coal. The _____ brown eyes were open. There was blood on his face an [008] ress looked inexpensive. Jeannine was sitting in the _____ blue living room at the back. Her face was carefully [009] s and knees, like a real detective. I found two short _____ brown hairs caught in the deck at the top of the lad [010] Having a band, are you?' said another workman. He was _____ , with a tired look in his dark eyes. What was he thin [011] for anything else. How strange! She looked up at the _____ sky, and all she thought was, 'Yes, it was the most s [012] n't you know, dear?' said the baby, opening her huge, _____ eyes. 'There was a call at nine-thirty for pretty gir [013] . She was a tiny, thin kid, with white hair and weak, _____ blue eyes. 'What do you do all day?' asked Jim. She [014] s half-past two in the afternoon. The sun hung in the _____ blue sky like a burning mirror, and away beyond the [015] d gone, Reggie touched me on the arm. He was looking _____ and sick. 'Quick!' he whispered, 'I've got to talk to [016] the house by name except one. And that was the tall, _____ , dark girl. So here she was sitting beside me on the [017] ror. 'Not the Judge's House!' she said, and she grew _____ as she spoke. He asked her to tell him more about the [018] archingly. 'You must not work too hard, sir. You look _____ this morning. Too much studying isn't good for anyon [019] hurt him!' he said to himself. Then his face turned _____ . 'Why - it's my mother's old Bible! How strange!' He [020] ped back at once, and the sweat of fear was upon his _____ face. His knees shook. His whole body trembled like a [021] r's face. The chaplain was whispering prayers through _____ lips. The doctor pointed at the rope. 'That rope has [022] s seventeenth century - with large, light windows and _____ stone walls. Leithen looked at me. 'Isn't it fine?' [023] big brown beard covered the lower half of his thin, _____ , serious face. Thick glasses covered his short-sighte [024] at the little house. The setting sun had turned the _____ stone walls to gold. It looked very calm and peaceful [025] ght a wife with him. She was called Frances, a thin, _____ woman with a frequent cough. Now that Hindley was the 10. WORDS admire agriculture dozen fruit guilt mix pale smoke sweep throat [001] him.' My dear Catherine, you know very well that you _____ him.' Oh, Aunt Penniman!' said Catherine again. Perha [002] Aunt Penniman!' said Catherine again. Perhaps she did _____ him though this did not seem to her a thing to talk [003] get another trial and get out of prison.' He had to _____ her. She was prepared to believe the impossible. 'So [004] r to any of the other ladies.' 'Yes, he does seem to _____ her,' admitted the housekeeper. 'And she admires him [005] rept quietly behind him while he was bending over to _____ an insect, but 'Jane,' he said suddenly, 'come and l [006] ou bought me) put it on her own head, then turned to _____ herself in the mirror. it was then that I saw her wi [007] she felt sure that so great a man could not possibly _____ her, she assumed that when he looked at her, he was c [008] But I would like to say that I have come prepared to _____ the young ladies. And perhaps when we know each other [009] nto the sitting-room, and had time to look around and _____ it, he said immediately to Mrs Philips, 'Madam, I mus [010] feelings. You must allow me to tell you how warmly I _____ and love you.' Elizabeth stared, blushed, doubted, a [011] ndow there was an attractive view. Elizabeth began to _____ the owner's taste in everything she saw. 'And I might [012] ace at West Hatch, near Salisbury. Maudsley seemed to _____ the name Court Place. He probably imagined that it wa [013] e when I arrived home with my bicycle. Everyone would _____ it. I had not learned to ride a bicycle yet, but my m [014] ngry at one moment and then suddenly kind. He did not _____ me particularly, and I felt the same about him. But I [015] e is nowhere else like it. It's enormous! You have to _____ the Americans for thinking of such an idea - only t [016] dents are incredibly hardworking. I think you have to _____ them for that. The hard work starts at twelve when [017] him.' My dear Catherine, you know very well that you _____ him.' Oh, Aunt Penniman!' said Catherine again. Perha [018] Aunt Penniman!' said Catherine again. Perhaps she did _____ him though this did not seem to her a thing to talk [019] get another trial and get out of prison.' He had to _____ her. She was prepared to believe the impossible. 'So [020] r to any of the other ladies.' 'Yes, he does seem to _____ her,' admitted the housekeeper. 'And she admires him [021] rept quietly behind him while he was bending over to _____ an insect, but 'Jane,' he said suddenly, 'come and l [022] ou bought me) put it on her own head, then turned to _____ herself in the mirror. it was then that I saw her wi [023] she felt sure that so great a man could not possibly _____ her, she assumed that when he looked at her, he was c [024] But I would like to say that I have come prepared to _____ the young ladies. And perhaps when we know each other [025] nto the sitting-room, and had time to look around and _____ it, he said immediately to Mrs Philips, 'Madam, I mus