1. WORDS comparison fence flesh grace liquid rent restaurant sad sympathy twist [001] ughtful stance of literary fiction, he undertakes to _____ out the cartoon rednecks of lore. However, the autho [002] of it. So I prefer not to kill animals to eat their _____ . Animals eat food that people could eat. But if peop [003] and a toe on my left foot. I also had several minor _____ wounds. I couldn't move'. 'My situation seemed hopel [004] y quiet. We crept nearer and found a dead deer, its _____ torn open, still bleeding. This was the tiger's lunch! [005] Timotei. THE BODY AS LANDSCAPE And while we're on the _____ side of life - and there's an enormous amount of it a [006] e, arty, and generally non- obvious by using bits of _____ as landscapes, as sculpture - ie, you can't tell at [007] er and suede, only more subtly, velvet simulates the _____ it conceals . . .' When she reprinted this in her 198 [008] ckings have supplanted legs; clo theshave supplanted _____ . Fetishism.' Style mattered. It had, she thought, 'a 2. WORDS comparison fence flesh grace liquid rent restaurant sad sympathy twist [001] in London for twenty years. He had run a successful _____ there, and made a lot of money, and had now come ho [002] a comfortable little hotel. A friend from his London _____ had come to help him. When I had telephoned, the owne [003] her brother's home again. He had a very successful _____ somewhere in London, didn't he? Where was it?' 'Oh, [004] t out a little later and ate dinner in a small French _____ . We talked about my photographs and I told her about [005] he sky. 'With supper afterwards at that little French _____ ,' I added. 'Yes, I'm almost sorry we've decided to s [006] ation at seven o'clock, and we drove straight to the _____ . We had a light meal and left Montmorency there. Then [007] we looked so healthy. Afterwards we went back to the _____ , where supper was waiting for us. We really did enj [008] war. The characters become hungry and go to a seafood _____ . One of them orders lobster and they all watch while [009] ences he had ever had. Loding had told him to go to a _____ , have a meal and watch to see if anyone was followin [010] uade you to eat dinner with me? There's a good French _____ about twenty minutes from here.' I agreed, and we h [011] p my car. 'Thanks for introducing me to a great new _____ , Martin. Next time I'll take you to an Italian place [012] is umbrella, and held it over her as they walked to a _____ to have lunch. 'It will be easier if you take my arm, [013] ir stories. Nudger reported this to Holly Ann at the _____ where she worked as a waitress. Several customers th [014] xecution. She was polite, and tried to be brave. The _____ owner gave her the day o, and Nudger drove her home. [015] the taxi drove her the four miles to her job at the _____ . At six that evening another taxi drove her home, mak [016] arry of our property. In London we opened a Russian _____ , but London was suddenly full of Russian restaurants. [017] n a new area of interest. During lunch at the Italian _____ , Grimaldi's, Dr Mdel made what seemed like ordinary [018] and arranged to have dinner with him. They met at a _____ where they had often eaten together before, and where [019] h in the sunshine. At the table next to theirs in the _____ , drinking champagne, was Philbrick. Paul stopped to s [020] e great hotel. In Marseille he had dinner at the best _____ , and then took a taxi to the old part of town, where [021] ome champagne before going down to lunch in the hotel _____ . It gave Paul some satisfaction to notice that he was [022] ny other time.' But Peter, deadly white, had left the _____ . z Paul's trial, which took place some weeks later, [023] We went to the theatre and had dinner afterwards in a _____ in Soho. For me it was a most enjoyable evening and [024] ind him frequently, and then went to have lunch in a _____ . Larry followed him into the [025] . Larry followed him into the _____ and sat down at a table near Ashton. When Larry ord 3. WORDS comparison fence flesh grace liquid rent restaurant sad sympathy twist [001] Nothing broken. Just another fall. At the sixteenth _____ , the three mile race, Sandown Park. It was November a [002] eat the people watching. Cheat. I did it at the third _____ , going down the hill. It was a diicult [003] , going down the hill. It was a diicult _____ . The hill was steep and many horses fell there durin [004] watch the race. Steve drove his horse into the last _____ and crashed to the ground. It was a hard fast fall, [005] me second, one came third, and one fell at the last _____ . On Tuesday I was not riding, and I felt too restless [006] d only one race that day, and I fell off at the eighth _____ , where the horse put his feet wrong and fell over th [007] where the horse put his feet wrong and fell over the _____ . I went back to the weighing room. Lance Kinship was [008] ed our best, but another horse passed us at the last _____ and we didn't win. 'Sorry,' I said to Harold. Harold [009] during his last race. He needs a good view of each _____ . OK I said. 0 I kept the horse in front. Over the fi [010] K I said. 0 I kept the horse in front. Over the first _____ . Good jump, no trouble. Over the second... Over the [011] d... Suddenly the horse's feet touched the top of the _____ . He and I crashed to the grass together, and twenty [012] to the right, brushing his left side hard against the _____ . Brat's leg should have been crushed between the sa [013] should have been crushed between the saddle and the _____ . But Brat had moved as quickly as lightning and had p [014] first round, but on the second her horse knocked one _____ down. When Simon came out for the second round, he lo [015] orse until Timber was calm again and jumped the last _____ beautifully. Simon had won. The afternoon went on, a [016] d begun to walk home, and he followed him behind the _____ . But just too late he lost him, and he knew he was o [017] odily on the gate, watching Reuben repair part of the _____ . The air smelled of spring, and a bird sang foolishl [018] church, with small trees around it, and bits of broken _____ . Woods parked across the street and stared at it for [019] hen the white man finds a place he likes and builds a _____ around it. "I'm going to have a farm here," he says. [020] ganizations - was called as the main witness for the & _____ . The State Prosecutor began. 'This student organizati [021] ths in prison. However, Harold Levy conducted Woods' & _____ with confidence and Woods was released on a legal poi [022] across the fields,' said Will. 'He tried to jump the _____ . "Look, Ellen! Watch me jump this one!" he shouted. B [023] are! They are!' said Bonnie. 'I jumped Aunt Melanie's _____ , and that's very high!' 'Oh, all right!' said Rhett, [024] 13. A suffragette called Emily Davidson got over the _____ and onto the race track, ran in front of the King's [025] hen he heard a shout. The farmer had jumped over the _____ and was coming across the field, waving his arms and 4. WORDS comparison fence flesh grace liquid rent restaurant sad sympathy twist [001] rs. 'Did you hear that laugh? Who is it?' 'It may be _____ Poole,' she answered calmly. 'She is paid to help the [002] rd the laugh again. It did not sound human to me. ' _____ !' called Mrs Fairfax. I did not expect anyone to answ [003] plain and sensible to be a ghost. 'Too much noise, _____ ,' said Mrs Fairfax. 'Remember your instructions!' [004] ,' said Mrs Fairfax. 'Remember your instructions!' _____ nodded and went back into the room. Several times in [005] men need action. While on the top floor I often heard _____ Poole's strange laugh, and sometimes I saw her too. [006] eard a door shut upstairs on the top floor. 'Was that _____ Poole?' I wondered, trembling. My curiosity made me [007] ange laugh, did you say?' 'Yes, I've heard it before. _____ Poole laughs like that 'That's it. It must have been [008] Poole laughs like that 'That's it. It must have been _____ Poole. You've guessed it. I shall consider what to [009] using pictures and disturbed emotions. The mystery of _____ Poole After this sleepless night I was eager to see M [010] over a lighted candle. As I passed his bedroom, I saw _____ Poole sitting inside, calmly mending the curtains. S [011] master. But I decided to investigate. 'Good morning, _____ ,'l said, entering the room. 'Tell me, what happened [012] ly person in the house who did not appear excited was _____ Poole, who stayed in her room upstairs, coming down [013] alking, and I listened when I caught her name. 'Does _____ Poole earn a lot, then?' asked one. 'Oh yes, five tim [014] room where a shout of laughter greeted him. Ah, so _____ Poole was there! He came out quickly and closed the s [015] ft you alone with Mason?' 'Not of Mason, sir, but of _____ Poole in the secret room.' 'But I'd locked her door. [016] 't Mrs Fairfax or any of the servants, it wasn't even _____ Poole. It was a horrible sight!' 'Describe the shape, [017] y, 'Now Jane, be sensible. That woman must have been _____ Poole. There is no other explanation.' 'Perhaps you' [018] an. I keep her locked away, guarded by my old servant _____ Poole. I invite you all to come to my house to see h [019] opened the secret door and showed us the little room. _____ Poole was making soup over a fire, and behind her a [020] ow is your patient today?' 'Not bad, sir,' answered _____ , 'but be careful. She'll try and bite you if she see [021] know the whole truth about her. But . although I pay _____ Poole well, and trust her absolutely, she sometimes [022] its history and political byways with confidence and _____ . He knew Faubus for more than 40 years and interview [023] all on the future of a British crown that one day may _____ the head of her eldest son, Prince William, or even h [024] in their few public figures, a councilman's fall from _____ would have been a bigger blow. The defensiveness and [025] Sheepshead Bay as skirling bagpipes played "Amazing _____ . " Officer Dols's widow, Kim T. Kennaugh, 38, who ga 5. WORDS comparison fence flesh grace liquid rent restaurant sad sympathy twist [001] iven it a half-turn so that the circle of paper had a _____ in it. He held it out to Brayldon. Run your Finger a [002] as books. -The most famous of these books are: Oliver _____ (1838), Nicholas Nickleby (1839), The Old Curiosity S [003] were waiting for his next book. Dickens wrote Oliver _____ in the years 1837-38. The dates are important because [004] ces, and sometimes cruel men like Mr Bumble in Oliver _____ controlled them. Mr Bumble pretended to care for poor [005] ice force for London. When Dickens was writing Oliver _____ , the new police had become quite good at catching cri [006] Bill Sikes to escape, and all the criminals in Oliver _____ are afraid of the police. Punishments were also very [007] ople like Mr Brown low, Mrs Maylie and Rose in Oliver _____ who were glad to help less fortunate people. Charles [008] where to live. This was called the workhouse. Oliver _____ was born in the workhouse. His mother, a young woman, [009] nvented a name for the baby. He chose the name Oliver _____ . 'We name the new babies here in order from A to Z: h [010] ple asked. 'I named the last one Swubble. This one is _____ . The next one will be Unwin.' At the age of nine, Oli [011] pounds were offered to anybody who would take Oliver _____ . Oliver was a prisoner in that cold, dark room for a [012] , stay here,' said Mr Brownlow.' This is young Oliver _____ , the boy I told you about,' he said to Mr Grimwig. Ol [013] this the boy? ' 'One of Fagin's,' said Sikes. 'Oliver _____ . Give us something to eat and drink while we are wait [014] d heard nothing more. Sikes rested the body of Oliver _____ across his knee. Then he shouted to Toby Crackit. Com [015] Brittles opened it, and there was poor little Oliver _____ . A boy.' cried Mr Giles. He pulled Oliver into the ha [016] er, Then he ran away to London.' 'Ah, you mean Oliver _____ !' said Mr Bumble. 'Yes, I remember him.' 'I want to h [017] d woman,' what do you know about the mother of Oliver _____ ? What did your friend tell you on her death bed.' 'Ho [018] ontinued the woman, 'who had brought a child - Oliver _____ - into the world some years before. Old Sally told me [019] terested to hear about him again. His name is Oliver _____ .' 'Well, well.' said Mr Brownlow. He and Mr Grimwig l [020] he same father as you. He is your half-brother Oliver _____ . I didn't know this until chance brought Oliver into [021] nging in the morning, well, all is forgiven. She can _____ me round her little finger. *** He was very boring [022] rld or Rider Haggard's King Solomon's Mines. The only _____ is that Solomon's diamonds are wanted for their use [023] folds equally sinuous, curving artificial lakes which _____ like the moat of a canal or a river winding across a [024] iven it a half-turn so that the circle of paper had a _____ in it. He held it out to Brayldon. Run your Finger a [025] as books. -The most famous of these books are: Oliver _____ (1838), Nicholas Nickleby (1839), The Old Curiosity S 6. WORDS comparison fence flesh grace liquid rent restaurant sad sympathy twist [001] the lighted candle and tea, Miss Matty woke up with a _____ little jump. She had been dreaming about her early li [002] sometimes he didn't tell me, and at last a terrible, _____ thing happened...' Miss Matty went to the door and o [003] cried aloud. Upstairs, Miss Matty was very quiet and _____ . We decided to ask my father to come and advise her. [004] an early death, or perhaps from madness, but I felt _____ . He was so young, and believed so fully in himself a [005] ce. I felt cold to the bone as I looked at her hard, _____ face and her black, staring eyes. 5 'He has left me [006] rply. 'A great photographer, George,' he said. 'Very _____ .' He looked through my photographs again.' Very nice [007] ent, but for the rest of his life he never forgot her _____ , tired face. The weaver had come back with the doctor [008] t all. The father was glad of this, but also a little _____ , especially when he saw the small hand pull lovingly [009] mething to think about all the time. You'll never be _____ when you've got a dairy.' And she put her arm through [010] Dear Priscilla,' said Nancy gratefully. I'm only ever _____ when Godfrey is. I could be happy if he could accept [011] ho would he like to marry?' asked Silas with rather a _____ smile. Why, me, of course, daddy!' said Eppie, laughi [012] s to his and spoke. She did not sound angry, but only _____ . Oh Godfrey, why didn't you tell me this long ago? I [013] ept your child into our home! But , oh, Godfrey , how _____ to think we've spent all these years with no children [014] appy for you as you thought it would be.' There was a _____ smile on Nancy's face as she said the last words. Ca [015] which no feet would ever step again. He did not feel _____ ; he had learnt, as much as it was possible to learn. [016] boat. George said, 'I've never seen anyone look as _____ as those two young people then!' The young man was a [017] bangs on the floor. After a moment or two, a rather _____ voffice said, 'I say, Tom!' 'Yes?' 'How have you go [018] him up, and we got into the boat. Harris looked very _____ . In fact, he looked like a man who had had a lot of [019] and put on his hat. Then he sat down with a kind, but _____ , expression on his face, and he tried to hide his fee [020] George said he was quite a young man, so it was very _____ . Then Harris remembered one of his friends who had c [021] ish the trip. If it killed us - well, that would be a _____ thing for our friends and families, but we would not [022] ger of his saying what you think.' Morris gave her a _____ little smile. So you will allow him to say things aga [023] iling. My poor, dear girl!' he cried. You must not be _____ for me,' said Catherine. Morris continued to smile, a [024] nd stretched. In her own bed, his wife Iran opened her _____ , grey eyes, frowned, and then shut them again. Your [025] bour,' Isidore said. And I won't bother you.' He felt _____ . She was confused, he knew, and she didn't seem to un 7. WORDS comparison fence flesh grace liquid rent restaurant sad sympathy twist [001] u-nna forgot all about her bride price and felt a new _____ towards her father. She moved nearer to him, sharing [002] immediately, perhaps because he didn't offer me any _____ for my cousin's death. 'Maybe you could show me exact [003] her own too much, if you know what I mean. Show some _____ , and she'll change her mind.' But there was no need f [004] nd she'll change her mind.' But there was no need for _____ . She changed her mind anyway. 'Stay if you like,' she [005] ooked at each other, their minds full of memories, of _____ , and of sorrow. So much had happened since their firs [006] ere and helpless, and at that moment Woods could find _____ for Beukes and the thousands of young Afrikaners like [007] ed, and Paul felt obliged to offer some expression of _____ . What a terrible thing!' he said. Yes, I've not known [008] r old chap!' said the little doctor, and two tears of _____ rolled down his face. It's a hard world, isn't it?' D [009] t good. She spoke of feelings but she knew nothing of _____ or pity. And above all she had her mother's pride an [010] inner at Pemberley that day, and again expressing his _____ . When Mr and Mrs Gardiner entered the room, Elizabeth [011] on! Not that Espy, if guilty as charged, deserves any _____ . According to independent counsel Donald Smaltz, Esp [012] ent, reports of Gilbert's demise did little to elicit _____ for Crow- particularly when it was revealed that the [013] sters, supported by the AFL-CIO and a wave of public _____ , one thing is clear as we assess matters this Labor [014] about young people and easily related to them, with _____ and good-natured tolerance. There was never a hint o [015] to drive trains at Cambridge. This apparent lack of _____ for the workers was corrected when he found that str [016] u-nna forgot all about her bride price and felt a new _____ towards her father. She moved nearer to him, sharing [017] immediately, perhaps because he didn't offer me any _____ for my cousin's death. 'Maybe you could show me exact [018] her own too much, if you know what I mean. Show some _____ , and she'll change her mind.' But there was no need f [019] nd she'll change her mind.' But there was no need for _____ . She changed her mind anyway. 'Stay if you like,' she [020] ooked at each other, their minds full of memories, of _____ , and of sorrow. So much had happened since their firs [021] ere and helpless, and at that moment Woods could find _____ for Beukes and the thousands of young Afrikaners like [022] ed, and Paul felt obliged to offer some expression of _____ . What a terrible thing!' he said. Yes, I've not known [023] r old chap!' said the little doctor, and two tears of _____ rolled down his face. It's a hard world, isn't it?' D [024] t good. She spoke of feelings but she knew nothing of _____ or pity. And above all she had her mother's pride an [025] inner at Pemberley that day, and again expressing his _____ . When Mr and Mrs Gardiner entered the room, Elizabeth 8. WORDS comparison fence flesh grace liquid rent restaurant sad sympathy twist [001] g to say is that Cranford is held by the ladies. They _____ all the best houses. If a married couple comes to liv [002] s. Miss Matty just wanted to sell most of her things, _____ a single room somewhere and live quietly on the mone [003] dam, he wants to marry me immediately. And we want to _____ a house and have just one quiet lodger, to help us wi [004] d, Martha and Jem would marry as soon as possible and _____ Miss Matty's house with the money given by the Cranfo [005] ited his sister to stay while she looked for rooms to _____ . No one really knew if Mrs Penniman ever looked for r [006] movements were meaningless. He paused, then said. You _____ a little house in the mountains.' OK.' Above the fi [007] t come until tomorrow. ' Fly down here now and we'll _____ a hotel room,' Rick suggested. Why?' Something I he [008] e changes flats so often - whenever he can't pay his _____ . He's not a very good actor, and I think he's findin [009] hetts. 'Eleanor, I'm going to leave you. I'm going to _____ Tim Connell's stud at Kilbarty in Ireland.' 'Oh, Be [010] hat's got to cost more than eight hundred a month in _____ .' Paige's face turned white under her make-up. 'You m [011] t. First you tell me you've got the money to pay your _____ , then you say you haven't, then there's a letter lost [012] boy away at the war in France! If you can't pay your _____ , there's plenty of other people who would give me goo [013] him. The second day he started looking for a house to _____ . There was only one place that he liked. It was more [014] the house. Mr Carnford, the lawyer, was very happy to _____ the house to him. 'I'd be glad to let you have it fr [015] r more details of the 'foolish stories'. He paid his _____ , and Mr Carnford gave him the name of an old servant [016] e than Wuthering Heights, but he would rather receive _____ than live comfortably. But I'll tell you the whole st [017] now how greedy my brother is. He'll make Heathcli pay _____ , and hope to win money from him at cards. Heathcli wa [018] here with me?' I begged. 'I'm looking for someone to _____ the Grange from me,' he answered. 'You'll stay on her [019] e he's uneducated. I would like to leave my job here, _____ a little cottage and ask Cathy to come and live with [020] ondon next week, for six months, and I shan't want to _____ the Grange any more after October: 'So, Mr Lockwood, [021] o spend a night there. After all, I was still paying _____ for it. When I arrived, I was surprised to find a dier [022] e here.' '1 have a little business with him, about the _____ .' 'Oh! Mr Heathcli is dead, sir. He died three months [023] his crutch out of his hand. 'Here's five dollars to _____ i, and if T lose I'll L. . _ _ one made of gold.' I [024] d to be the ideal place. We had just enough money to _____ this house for six months. We spent four months gett [025] vernment tells you which house to live in and what the _____ is. You can never own land or pass anything on to you 9. WORDS comparison fence flesh grace liquid rent restaurant sad sympathy twist [001] in, swimming like a huge piece of rock in its bath of _____ food, turned yellow at the edges, and the main comput [002] a glass of sherry. I tasted it. It was as smooth as _____ gold. 'If you weren't spying on me, you must have be [003] creen the stars were shooting across like a shower of _____ fire. The Captain unfastened his safety belt and move [004] creen the stars were shooting across like a shower of _____ fire. Without having to try, he seemed to have a natu [005] t the size of a small typewriter. It appeared to be a _____ filled lens fixed on to a box with two polished metal [006] nee.' He washed the cut and then poured some special _____ on to it. 'You were lucky that you didn't tear your t [007] re ready. They were: A small bowl of oil (to heat the _____ ) One silver cup One soap dish (with holes in it) Four [008] I am thirteen, too.' Later, I was going to throw the _____ away in the bathroom. I had written all these details [009] dn't see. There was blood on my face and shirt and a _____ that, I discovered later, was part of Mister's brain. [010] attler. He milks the venom from its fangs, drains the _____ into a shot glass and downs it as if it were as smoot [011] any of the things you buy? J: Yes, I get washing-up _____ and use washing powder in my washing machine that do [012] in, swimming like a huge piece of rock in its bath of _____ food, turned yellow at the edges, and the main comput [013] a glass of sherry. I tasted it. It was as smooth as _____ gold. 'If you weren't spying on me, you must have be [014] creen the stars were shooting across like a shower of _____ fire. The Captain unfastened his safety belt and move [015] creen the stars were shooting across like a shower of _____ fire. Without having to try, he seemed to have a natu [016] t the size of a small typewriter. It appeared to be a _____ filled lens fixed on to a box with two polished metal [017] nee.' He washed the cut and then poured some special _____ on to it. 'You were lucky that you didn't tear your t [018] re ready. They were: A small bowl of oil (to heat the _____ ) One silver cup One soap dish (with holes in it) Four [019] I am thirteen, too.' Later, I was going to throw the _____ away in the bathroom. I had written all these details [020] dn't see. There was blood on my face and shirt and a _____ that, I discovered later, was part of Mister's brain. 10. WORDS comparison fence flesh grace liquid rent restaurant sad sympathy twist [001] hires near Hillsdale (for $55 each). For the sake of _____ , I called the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge and found [002] ce is 18 months to two years. (Troutman and Kulis, by _____ , were lifers. The former lasted four years, the latte [003] ools, adds focus and excitement to the airy room. By _____ , the fenced- in front patio with umbrellas and bambo [004] uling that found the $5. 5 million award excessive in _____ with the $1,402 that the jury awarded for actual dam [005] rapture I felt after seeing the touring show pales in _____ with the riches I have received from the many artists [006] n school, I mean, how little work the students do in _____ ? G: Oh yes, they've all heard stories about lazy wes [007] t countries. My knowledge of the world is so tiny by _____ to yours! I'd love to travel around with an orchestr [008] of children's literature, is awarded credits for her _____ of Alan Garner's Elidor, with the Middle English Sir [009] oriographical method in any language, quite worthy of _____ with the work of the European pioneers Bodin and de [010] -sized cockpit. The Enterprise was an ocean liner by _____ . When we moved off across the water there was total [011] n asked to address offered some intriguing points of _____ with the present Pope. It was the story of the rich [012] Beth the saint, all subtly unattractive and boring by _____ to the vivid, energetic Jo. She is often stigmatised [013] relation to other secondary schools in the area, the _____ may not be fair. A school with, say, a large intake o [014] Blonde, refers to her writing throughout. Others make _____ with the posthumous fame of Sylvia Plath. But her pu