1. WORDS absent beard beg bold devil drum meanwhile neglected passengers pipe [001] few days later, Paul met a short man with a long red _____ walking towards Margot's study. My God!' he said. No [002] made them suspect me. That's why I'm wearing a false _____ . Good disguise, eh?' They led him back to the house, [003] a large, frightening- looking man, with red hair and _____ , and red eyes, and huge red hands which kept opening [004] uch older, at least sixty. He had white hair, a white _____ , a dark sun-tan, and was very fat. 'Damn!' Monika sai [005] man was walking towards them. He had white hair and a _____ . It wasViljtord. 'Hi,' Vitjord said again to the thre [006] ker was a short man with a smiling, round face and a _____ . 'My name's Cabinda,' he said. 'Passport police.' 'I [007] he Swedish Consul. He was tall and thin with a blonde _____ . He was a nice man and after making a few phone calls [008] her table. 'We said we'd find you,' the man with the _____ said. Monika looked around. She couldn't see Cabinda [009] to say, everywhere. The garden looked a bit like the _____ Tom had tried to grow as a student. Parts of it were [010] gs and coconuts do not normally go together. So Tom's _____ did not really look like a [011] did not really look like a _____ , and this garden did not really look like a garden. [012] just the way Tom had described it like a young man's _____ '. The detective had parked his car a few houses away [013] t agree either.' Lord Henry touched his pointed brown _____ with his finger, and the toe of his boot with his sti [014] his horse and stared at the army below. His hair and _____ were white, but only his eyes really showed his age a [015] and their chief was a big mountain man, with a black _____ . They found the man lying dead on the black earth. Ha [016] e men and touching them. There was a man with a black _____ standing near them, calling out to tell people about [017] as a large man with big, blue eyes and white hair and _____ . He looked like a man who enjoyed the good things in [018] m. "Proximo,' my friend!" said the man with the black _____ ; Proximo recognized the man immediately and turned aw [019] d cheap wine and life on the streets without soap His _____ and hair were half-grey and very dirty. He was wearin [020] d very heavy. He was in his early fifties, with a grey _____ and round red glasses. Be shouted something about a f [021] hrough the shop quite frequently with his fashionable _____ and expensive clothes. He looked down his fine nose [022] g day was a thin, wild-looking man with long hair and _____ , wearing dirty bits of rags and old army boots. The p [023] d of his army. Unlike most of his soldiers, he had no _____ . His skin was fair and his light- coloured, wavy hair [024] m in his armchair now, bald with a neat little grey _____ , peacefully smoking his pipe. He's still good-looking [025] iest, unluckiest person on earth. *** Q: STILL NO _____ - I am seventeen and I still have no hair on my face. 2. WORDS absent beard beg bold devil drum meanwhile neglected passengers pipe [001] l have hot milk at ten. Now, goodbye, all of you. in _____ of you not to worry. All will be well.' And slowly F [002] no money and your father left you none. You ought to _____ in the streets, not live here in comfort with a gentl [003] people could help me, and I could not bring myself to _____ for food, although by now I felt weak and faint. At [004] should stop thinking of her own beauty. Mr Bennet, I _____ you to visit him. You know it's correct for the gentle [005] hear, Yury? I know you can do it. . Please, for me, I _____ you to.' They had no more discussions of this kind, a [006] d change. He had decided to tell Tonya everything and _____ her to forgive him. He had told Lara that afternoon [007] to owe my life to you. One day I may come to you and _____ you to save me, but not now. For now, I'll worry abou [008] gone straight to Mr Hoggins, the Cranford doctor, to _____ him to ride over to the Rising Sun' that same afterno [009] e this to you? How can you be kind? Please, please, I _____ you... give it back.' 'Is he your father?' 'No.' A [010] 'll be happy to come and cook or clean for you. But I _____ you, please stop weaving on Sundays. It's bad for sou [011] s!' to Montmorency, he looks up at you, and his eyes _____ you, 'No, please!'7 After this we did our shopping, w [012] nto every corner of the room. Then he turned to me. I _____ your pardon,' he said. A strange way to behave, I kn [013] f the door. The children followed him. They wanted to _____ him to wait. But Ezekiel did not wait. He hurried lik [014] ver her father's body. She wanted to call to them, to _____ them to be gentle. Then she realized how silly that w [015] were looking at her in church. Everybody noticed it. I _____ you not to harm that girl.' Chike was surprised. He [016] me months... Are you driving back to the city? Can I _____ a ride?' 'Of course.' I followed Paige Carrington d [017] g room. 'Dawkins,' he said, 'Please listen to him. I _____ you to listen to him.' The chaplain hesitated a momen [018] know you didn't like him,' she said, 'but please, I _____ you to be friends with him now. Shall I ask him to co [019] eights.' comes to find me. And anyway I don't want to _____ for Edgar's help, or make trouble for him. To escape [020] wer-face, me knowing' what I know? Oh, Miss Judith, I _____ you not to send me. Besides,' he added, more practic [021] l have hot milk at ten. Now, goodbye, all of you. in _____ of you not to worry. All will be well.' And slowly F [022] no money and your father left you none. You ought to _____ in the streets, not live here in comfort with a gentl [023] people could help me, and I could not bring myself to _____ for food, although by now I felt weak and faint. At [024] should stop thinking of her own beauty. Mr Bennet, I _____ you to visit him. You know it's correct for the gentle [025] hear, Yury? I know you can do it. . Please, for me, I _____ you to.' They had no more discussions of this kind, a 3. WORDS absent beard beg bold devil drum meanwhile neglected passengers pipe [001] ped Yury's face. He had frightened himself with this _____ action and burst into sad, confused tears. . 'Sasha, [002] often penetrating biography of Faubus that this 'first _____ symbol of resistance,' early as it was in the long st [003] y, the new tax act seems more like a Band-Aid than a _____ initiative. Its $6 billion a year in tax relief won't [004] rs ago, when the million was first offered to anyone _____ enough to win three of Winston Cup's four 'major' ra [005] way, believe it or not, is by motorbike, if you're _____ enough to face the Cairo traffic on two wheels! Don' [006] arliament and 10 Downing Street. They had to be very _____ and courageous, because angry crowds came and threw [007] d/or making funny faces close-up. Carlton, being the _____ , leading-edge company it is, uses this device in its [008] ped Yury's face. He had frightened himself with this _____ action and burst into sad, confused tears. . 'Sasha, 4. WORDS absent beard beg bold devil drum meanwhile neglected passengers pipe [001] e same - aye, and worse, him coming' from London, the _____ 's city,' said Amos darkly. But he did not take his ac [002] was walking away, he added, 'So ye went with' the old _____ , did ye?' Flora was learning how to translate the St [003] late the Starkadder language, and understood 'the old _____ ' to refer to Amos. She replied, with a touch of poli [004] the Shaking Brothers, yes, in did.' 'And did the old _____ say anything about me?' Flora could only remember a r [005] ll have to take charge of it in any case when the old _____ dies,' said Reuben. Passion made his eyes flash and [006] ful. Why did you help us?' 'Because you got the old _____ out o' the way for me. The farm will be mine now, sur [007] the farm will make lots of money.' 'Aye, if the old _____ doesn't change his mind and come back from America,' [008] I gave those cigars to Clutterbuck. I hope the little _____ has the sense to keep quiet.' Prayers were now over, [009] reliable about that man,' said Mr Prendergast. Lucky _____ !' said Grimes miserably. z I'm worried about Grimes, [010] e tapped.' He looked at the list again. 'But what the _____ do you need a gun for? Is it really essential?' 'We [011] Professor Lumsden?' I replied. 9 'He's her boss, her _____ !' 'If you thought she was doing wrong, why didn't you [012] s, who was just leaving the Ashton house. 'What the _____ are you doing here?' I asked. 'Playing model trains,' [013] nd his back: 'Here comes Amalia's Don Juan.' 'The old _____ .' 'The king of hearts!' They knew he was not good for [014] size to Norway. My friend Ann and I are standing in _____ 's Kitchen, in the middle of Lassen Volcanic National [015] ded for the most intriguing dot on the map, labeled ' _____ 's Kitchen.' The Kitchen is part of the geothermal sys [016] l realms who are vying for the keys to hell after the _____ has abdicated. Two humans in pyjamas make a brief app [017] te frightening. Where did they come from? Was it the _____ who sent them? Who were their parents? How could you [018] e doctor himself could do no more for her. That's the _____ 's work, believe me!' However, the housewives needed S [019] reed with the minister. To me it looks more like the _____ 's work than God's,' William had said. Look deep into [020] cried William, confess your crime to us now! Send the _____ away from your soul!' Silas turned to the man he had [021] id William, smiling sadly. This is the voffice of the _____ speaking.' Silas went home. The next day he sat alone [022] the truth. They had suspected him of working for the _____ , but they knew now that the [023] , but they knew now that the _____ was no longer taking care of him. Well, Master Marner [024] high old voffice, I used to think you worked for the _____ , you've always looked strange, you know. But now I'm [025] nd Willie Cox saying, 'Lie down, lie down, you little _____ ,' to his dog. The house grew quiet. She lay there an 5. WORDS absent beard beg bold devil drum meanwhile neglected passengers pipe [001] rld of the dead. - I think you must be a spirit. And _____ for a whole month! I'm sure you've quite forgotten me [002] ed him to be careful not to oend his patron, by being _____ from his duties too often, but Mr Collins, although e [003] ire of the housekeeper whether her master were really _____ , but luckily her uncle asked the question instead. It [004] , isn't Marcus here?' She had not noticed that he was _____ . She went to his room immediately. A few minutes late [005] erything seemed easy or natural when Mrs Maudsley was _____ . I was glad, too, that Marian would be away until Wed [006] ioms, the vernacular and naughty words are virtually _____ from Lorde's 'First Cities' vocabulary. The 'N-word' [007] dedicated 'to MLK, Jr.' (The dedication is noticeably _____ when reprinted in 'Coal' six years later.) Admirably, [008] eir hands and wait. They are never excused for being _____ . If anyone cheats during an examination they must l [009] after her father. But in Little Women, the father is _____ . (He is a chaplain at the war.) Part of the book's pl [010] ut Martha. Had the girl had a follower' while we were _____ ? However, there was no sign of a follower' as Martha [011] control. She also kept the ammunition, while Jim was _____ . Doramin, his son, Jewel, the Rajah's adviser Kassim [012] it's much more than that. In that moment, when he is _____ from us, our young friend Silas's soul is open, open [013] d invited Edgar Linton to visit her while Hindley was _____ . 'Catherine, are you going anywhere this afternoon?' [014] rld of the dead. - I think you must be a spirit. And _____ for a whole month! I'm sure you've quite forgotten me [015] ed him to be careful not to oend his patron, by being _____ from his duties too often, but Mr Collins, although e [016] ire of the housekeeper whether her master were really _____ , but luckily her uncle asked the question instead. It [017] , isn't Marcus here?' She had not noticed that he was _____ . She went to his room immediately. A few minutes late [018] erything seemed easy or natural when Mrs Maudsley was _____ . I was glad, too, that Marian would be away until Wed 6. WORDS absent beard beg bold devil drum meanwhile neglected passengers pipe [001] d the dying woman. She lay there asleep in her room, _____ by her daughters and servants. As I looked out of the [002] take them to him. The blind man was sitting near the _____ fire in the dark room. 'Put' down the candles, Mary, [003] s ever let her go out of their sight? I am sure they _____ her. . Of course, I did not want her to go to Bright [004] Britten's music, his works for chorus may be the most _____ , at least in the United States. But Mr. Gardiner spi [005] awthorne's novels. Or they may be happy to discover a _____ gem, like A. J. Liebling's 'Between Meals.' But O'Har [006] new methods of assessment. You can look for hitherto _____ types and ages of students, especially part-time stud [007] composer that should be remembered. He was unjustly _____ in his lifetime, and it is a fitting tribute that a C [008] hed), and his work has been under- valued or actually _____ . Would things have been different if a biography had [009] d the dying woman. She lay there asleep in her room, _____ by her daughters and servants. As I looked out of the [010] take them to him. The blind man was sitting near the _____ fire in the dark room. 'Put' down the candles, Mary, [011] s ever let her go out of their sight? I am sure they _____ her. . Of course, I did not want her to go to Bright 7. WORDS absent beard beg bold devil drum meanwhile neglected passengers pipe [001] courtyard. The fines!' said Mr Sniggs, as he lit his _____ . Oh, yes! The fines they'll have to pay after this e [002] e voting system in Poland. He was planning to smoke a _____ and read a little before going to bed. He entered th [003] diicult to manage?' asked Mr Prendergast, filling his _____ . Not at all,' said Paul. Ah, you're lucky. I find al [004] t,' said Paul. He put the cake tin away, refilled his _____ , and sat back comfortably in his chair. Soon he heard [005] e old woman laughed and started smoking a short black _____ . 'I can prove that you're cold, and ill, and a fool,' [006] ing, and the smell of gas was terrible. Perhaps a gas _____ in one of the old buildings had broken, and that had [007] nd it was against school rules. Mr Riding got out his _____ and started to light it. 'No, go ahead,' said Hu. 'L [008] r Riding sat, leaning back and playing with his empty _____ . On his right was Khun Preecha, chair of the Board of [009] e man had a rubber tube. He put one end into the tail _____ of the car, and the other end through a window. He go [010] ooked around, then he put the tube back into the tail _____ . He got back into the car with his whiskey. 'Mark, p [011] re on Jerome's whisky bottle, and they're on the tail _____ too.' 'How did you check his prints?' asked Foltrigo. [012] watched him. Maybe they pulled his tube from the tail _____ . We're not sure, and the kids aren't telling. The litt [013] figure, but her body is pierced by a bronze culvert _____ that casts a long shadow on the lower part of her ro [014] thorities said, they found explosives that included a _____ bomb. It was described by prosecutors yesterday as "f [015] with a neat little grey beard, peacefully smoking his _____ . He's still good-looking, but in a gentler way. He has [016] offered to study the problem. He sat down, lit his _____ , and started thinking. He had noticed that many people [017] oment I'm dead.' I sat down in an armchair and lit my _____ . 'How does it feel?' I asked. I was now almost sure t [018] ime I had finished it was about six o'clock. I got my _____ and started to fill it from my tobacco jar. As I put [019] the bridge, was a young man. He was sitting smoking a _____ , dreamily watching the water, and holding a book. He [020] ne for a week.' [ sat down next to him and got out my _____ . I began to think this young man might help me. 'You [021] and gave him good clothes. I also borrowed a very old _____ . My new walked off slowly to his bed. I hoped he woul [022] ld. My coat, Scudder's notebook, my watch and even my _____ and tobacco were with Mr Turnbull. All I had was some [023] white men decided to go back to the boat to get his _____ . When he reached the creek, there was a bang, and he [024] ossible to hurry Chandra. He just went on smoking his _____ until he was ready to answer. What people?' he asked [025] too quickly. That was rather strange. George lit his _____ and sat back in the armchair. Harris put his feet on 8. WORDS absent beard beg bold devil drum meanwhile neglected passengers pipe [001] for Elfine when she went out for walks on the hills. _____ , Aunt Ada Doom sat in her room upstairs, alone. She w [002] sing secrets. Perhaps he was in love with Mrs Beetle? _____ , his news was so surprising that she could only star [003] t real cleaning it had received for a hundred years. _____ , she kept an eye on the relationship between Mr Mybug [004] oicial watching him, their mouths open in surprise. _____ , Wendy was on the road to Umtata with the children. D [005] l see the Light, and then I'll go back to the Church. _____ ' A boy ran past the door, whistling horribly. That' [006] story. It is stranger than anything you can imagine. _____ , I have to be back at the Castle. Good night.' They [007] en he rejoined her and told her of the conversation. _____ , half the shops in London were involved in the weddin [008] essed it. I shall consider what to do about it. But _____ I'm glad you're the only person who knows anything ab [009] ked a little ashamed of his aunt's insensitive words. _____ , Colonel Fitzwilliam had persuaded Elizabeth to play [010] to be searched and all the rooms were being checked. _____ , Millham United were in Russia. Their ferry arrived [011] e looked at her watch again. Nearly twelve 0' clock. _____ , in another part of the school, Hu and her mother and [012] inless, marinaded chicken breasts. Behind the scenes, _____ , store operators are working to shave pennies off the [013] g home the millions of persons displaced by the war. _____ , the Bosnian Muslims, the war's main victims, became [014] ndustry, Turner rarely skippers small craft anymore; _____ , his entire crew hadn't been together since they won [015] l investment decisions. Professional money managers, _____ , make decisions based on the analysis of company fin [016] its officer corps to carry out such extermination.' _____ , the pictures are all of Germans' own suffering, wit [017] of nature, for which nobody can be held responsible. _____ , there is a description of the 'terrible suffering, [018] ctory celebrationsin Moscow. It's humiliating to me.' _____ , whatever influence Britain might have in Europe is b [019] night there. So that was very pleasant. Mrs Jamieson _____ began to wonder aloud why Mulliner did not bring in t [020] d come from India. That was almost all I discovered. _____ , however, something extraordinary was going on around [021] attack and defeat Doramin's men before Jim returned. _____ he smiled and listened, pretending to offer the Raja [022] ves, but they would never be able to understand him. _____ in the village there was great sadness, and2 anger, a [023] I had discovered. I could get on with my holiday. And _____ ? what about Colin Langley, aged fifteen? I bit my lip [024] rey doesn't lose his chance of marrying Miss Nancy.' _____ , at the Red House, Godfrey Cass was waiting for his b [025] both call out, 'There you are! What did I tell you?' _____ , the third man has been trying to get the water out o 9. WORDS absent beard beg bold devil drum meanwhile neglected passengers pipe [001] ed as one of the originators of the style now called _____ 'n' bass. 'Grooverider Presents the Prototype Years' [002] f acid house, most of this album is spooky, abstract _____ 'n' bass. That means spacey drones accented by metal [003] e v. America Online, someone was using a chat room to _____ up interest in a questionable videotape that he had m [004] n who can hardly sit up are praised when they bang a _____ . And then there are the toys. Although the makers of s [005] ut British interests. This is then meant to lead to a _____ -banging exercise for what might be called a policy o [006] suffused with images of Elizabethan England - Drake's _____ , cheeky privateers, merchant adventurers in brine-sta [007] s on me.' He walked faster, and his heart beat like a _____ . Then he heard a gun. It was followed by another shot [008] ore. She was terribly angry. Her heart banged like a _____ . 'I'll teach you to frighten a woman,' she shouted, a 10. WORDS absent beard beg bold devil drum meanwhile neglected passengers pipe [001] opped near the main entrance to the hotel, to let his _____ get out. Flora instructed him to return to pick them [002] Gourd and a Skin, to the great interest of the other _____ . So it was a great relief to Flora to watch Dr Mdel [003] ere usually very old cars and usually carried as many _____ as could be squashed in them. John turned down anoth [004] road. It arrived, pulled by four horses, and full of _____ . The coachman took my luggage and called me to hurr [005] hich looked too huge to lift off from the ground. The _____ left the bus and stood looking upwards along the shin [006] ced herself to shake hands with her son-in-law. 'All _____ aboard, please.' The metal voffice of the public addr [007] er. Six of the men were his crew; all the others were _____ . The male [008] . The male _____ would cause the trouble, Captain Winters thought to h [009] ent inside and had a meal. The restaurant was full of _____ , but she couldn't see any who looked like English foo [010] d stopped outside a small green airport building. The _____ got o the plane and walked to the building. There wa [011] n Johannesburg for forty-five minutes to take on more _____ . You may stay on the plane if you wish.' 'Oh, yes,' M [012] 'There are three people on the coach. Usually all the _____ walk on and only the driver stays with the coach.' Mo [013] t's just a question of waiting now.' They watched the _____ leave their cars on the TV screens. They saw the Mill [014] ed. 'This is where we get o.' They followed the other _____ o the bus. Then Bernard tUrned to her. 'If you want. [015] like insects in the sky, flew here and there, taking _____ to beaches along the coast or to the airport at Marsa [016] ones were owned by visitors. Tristan's boat, full of _____ , went out, and she decided she'd find out where he wa [017] at him carefully. He told a few funny stories and the _____ laughed in the right places. Anna found herself think [018] ould soon begin to think 1 was a bit careless with my _____ , and there are one or two people in this village who [019] violence that they saw. As the journey continued, the _____ were often called on to help the train crew. Sometime [020] you?' 'I am a doctor from Moscow. My family and I are _____ on this train. Here are my papers.' 'I can't read you [021] later, the Zhivagos finally got o. They were the only _____ to leave the train at Varykino, and after the train h [022] e latest bewildering trend in air travel, many of the _____ packed nine abreast applauded wildly. "Welcome to Ne [023] rink - those old planes shook and rolled so much that _____ would spill their tea all over themselves, so it wa [024] list of both international flights and international _____ . In 1989, it handled 355 thousand flights and over 38 [025] it handled 355 thousand flights and over 38 million _____ with 57 million items of luggage. Three-quarters of