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[001] d down the long, dark platform and across the  railway  _____ . She was sure that he was a  robber as she, too, cross     
[002] that he was a  robber as she, too, crossed the railway  _____ . On the other  side - oh, thank goodness! - there was      
[003] outh was open; the  dead eyes stared.  There was a red  _____  around the neck. Then there  came the sound of somethi     
[004]  'Explain? What the hell is there to explain?' And the  _____  went  dead.  Charles looked miserably  at the silent p     
[005] d you did this, Mr  Richards. So  will your wife.' The  _____   went dead.  As Charles Richards called back his secre     
[006]  A man  was murdered there last night.'  'Really?' The  _____  was bad. Richards' voffice wasn't clear.  'His name wa     
[007]  to the real  Charles  next day on the phone, but  the  _____  was bad, so  I didn't realize it was a dierent person.     
[008] her  later years:  the thin bony body, the  tight thin  _____  of her lips,  the colorless hair pulled back hard enou     
[009] ustomers in the store, picked  Curtis out of  a police  _____  up,' Nudger  reminded her.  'So what? Eye witnesses of     
[010]  night the four  eyewitnesses had  picked him out of a  _____  up. Their description of the car  matched the  one dri     
[011] as jealous of me.'  'But if he really loved her'  'The  _____  between love and hate is a thin one. And it's  possibl     
[012]  there were  three long, low buildings made of wood. A  _____  of people  queued outside one of the buildings - women     
[013] utside East  London; and moved slowly in a long, dusty  _____  of buses and  taxis, the mood changed. They were all s     
[014] thing else!'  She stopped the car at the end of a long  _____  of hitch-  hikers.  'No goodbyes,' she said tightly. '     
[015] ods put on his coat, then turned and went  to join the  _____  of hitch-hikers.  The journey north was not easy. Afte     
[016] ne  suddenly called, pointing to the ground. A painted  _____   marked the frontier, and Wendy felt a wave of relief      
[017] lt a wave of relief when all  of them had crossed that  _____ .  She looked ahead to the Lesotho side of the bridge.      
[018] nce, during which the Doctor's eye  travelled down the  _____  of boys. I will give the guilty boy until  lunch-time      
[019] at is your name?' he asked, turning to the first boy.   _____ , sir.'  And yours?'                                        
[020]                                  , sir.'  And yours?'   _____ , sir,' said the next boy. Paul's heart sank.  But you      
[021]  boy. Paul's heart sank.  But you can't both be called  _____ .'  No, sir, I'm                                            
[022]                                       .'  No, sir, I'm  _____ . He's just trying to be funny.'  Me trying to be funny     
[023] to be funny.'  Me trying to be funny! Please, sir, I'm  _____ , really I am.'  Well, if it comes to that,' said Clutt     
[024] it comes to that,' said Clutterbuck, there's only one   _____  here, and that's me. Anyone else can go to hell.'  Pau     
[025] hell.'  Paul felt desperate. Is there anyone who isn't  _____ ?'  Four or five voffices were instantly heard. I'm not     


	
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[001]  to Kig and Kadgit. They open at nine. If  I get there  _____ , Mr Kadgit may have something for me . "I'm  so glad t     
[002]  . go and  see him immediately. It's lucky you came so  _____ ."'  But there was nobody at Kig and Kadgit except an o     
[003]  the waiting-room  and you met everybody you knew. The  _____  ones sat on  chairs, and the later ones sat on the         
[004]     ones sat on  chairs, and the later ones sat on the  _____  ones'  knees, while the men stood around the walls, ta     
[005] ways says,  'Goodnight, Ellen. Sleep well and wake up   _____ !'  . Oh dear, I sometimes think . whatever would I do      
[006] at  them. They  ran to their holes at once. And so the  _____  part of the  night passed quite quietly.  Moore worked     
[007] s away. The sky was cloudy when  Giles set o  after an  _____  breakfast. In his bag were his  sandwiches and his geo     
[008] h an old newspaper. Beverley read the report  aloud:  ' _____  on Wednesday morning the body of a young man  was foun     
[009] hing. How did I get here?'  'Two farm workers were out  _____  in the morning, looking for  their lost  sheep. They f     
[010] to spend the  night at  Fullcircle. 'You can catch the  _____  train tomorrow morning,'  he said. He drove me there i     
[011] you?' She was a tall,  slim,  attractive woman in her   _____  thirties.  'Delighted!' said Morse. They talked about      
[012] ted himself sometimes!  Still feeling tired, he got up  _____ , and drove to his office in  the  centre of Abingdon,      
[013] t  she?'  'I really don't know. Maybe Mrs Murdoch left  _____ . I'm sorry.  I  don't  remember.'  But at least she ha     
[014] the Oxford  Book Club to say that he  could not arrive  _____  to meet the members before his talk on  Friday.  He wo     
[015] othes, who  spoke amusingly and well. He talked of his  _____  life as a  teacher,  his love of books, and his  publi     
[016] sn't it?'  Richards sounded just as  innocent.  It was  _____  evening in one of the Jericho pubs.  'Poor old George!     
[017] een  slept in. But perhaps she  did go to bed, got up   _____ , and made the bed. But why would she get up                
[018]           , and made the bed. But why would she get up  _____ ?  Usually she  stayed in bed late on a  Wednesday, aft     
[019] tain company to  fit the new  curtains! And she got up  _____  to let them into the house. But  they  didn't come. Th     
[020] coming downstairs,  'set for  . 45. So she did get up   _____ . And you know  that letter from Charles that we've bee     
[021]  giving Morse a  rolled up letter. 'I came to  Jericho  _____  this morning,  and found it hidden in Jackson's new ro     
[022] ouse?' I asked her.  'Eighteen years, sir. I came here  _____  in 1783 when my  mistress was married, to look after h     
[023]  that night her daughter, Cathy, was  born, two months  _____ . That's the young lady you saw at  Wuthering Heights,      
[024] outed Joseph, as he  walked out. 'If he doesn't arrive  _____  in the morning, Heathcli  will come for him!'  Heathcl     
[025] Heights  7    LINTON WAS VERY surprised to be woken so  _____ , and told  that he had another journey to make, before     


	
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[001] abel and Lottie, who  liked visitors, went upstairs to  _____  their dresses, but  Kezia slipped quietly out into the     
[002] ve often sung in West End  shows. But I thought, for a  _____  .'  'Yes, it's like that, isn't it, dear?' said the ba     
[003] y the beginning of her last ball? The music  seemed to  _____ . It sounded sad, sad. Oh, how  quickly things changed!     
[004]  you know what I  mean. Show some sympathy, and she'll  _____  her mind.'  But there was no need for sympathy. She ch     
[005] on? She wanted to  cry - about nothing! She decided to  _____  her clothes and  have a good cup of tea. Yes, that wou     
[006]   with  a  smile that softened his refusal but did not  _____  it, 'I'm still  not playing hide and seek.'  'Why not?     
[007] ht for us, of course. It's so easy to influence it, to  _____   it to suit our way of life.'  We said goodbye. We did     
[008]  found the perfect house for us. It's  been so easy to  _____  it to suit our way of life.'  I looked at her, and I w     
[009] . 'There is  something  there.'  But his wife! Ah, the  _____  was unmistakable. She was a  little fatter,  a little      
[010] hy?' he asked sharply.  'I'm not sure. I just wanted a  _____ . So I took a job teaching  German  in a very large sch     
[011] desk, feeling sorry for himself and  wishing he  could  _____  his character.  Why didn't he stop  smoking? Why didn'     
[012] oo late  now.  He looked at the letter again. It said:  _____  of date - the  next  meeting will be on Friday 19th  O     
[013]  and hoped his mother had  cooked something good for a  _____ . In the last ten days  they had  eaten nothing but fis     
[014] reason for  knowing it was him. You see, I  decided to  _____  the  time and place for leaving the money, so that I c     
[015] and I think he's telling the truth.'3  'What about the  _____  of date for the talk? Was that  deliberate?'  'I don't     
[016] eing outside all day, and had not bothered to wash  or  _____  his clothes. His face and hands were black with  dirt.     
[017]  is like the leaves on the trees - I'm sure time  will  _____  it. But my love for Heathcli is like the rocks in the      
[018]  my revenge on your brother Hindley. Your welcome  may  _____  my plans. You know, I've had a bitter, hard life  sinc     
[019] im, but his wife had not bothered to brush her hair or  _____   her dress. I had to explain to poor Isabella that Mr      
[020]  next few weeks, however, I noticed Cathy's  behaviour  _____ . She was always writing on little pieces of  paper, wh     
[021] e last Linton, I no  longer want to! There's a strange  _____  coming in my life.  I'm in its shadow. I'm so little i     
[022] eturn until the morning. When he came in, I noticed a   _____  in his expression. There was a strange, wild  happines     
[023] . Show them how they  might be wrong, and get  them to  _____  their stories.'  'Even if all the witnesses                
[024]            their stories.'  'Even if all the witnesses  _____  their stories, Curtis might  not get  a new trial,' Nu     
[025] saw in  the liquor store was  Colt.' 'I'd be a fool to  _____  my story now,' Gantner said.  'You'd be  a murderer if     


	
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[001] ike  Munich,' said the old man. 'Munich is a wonderful  _____ .  Museums, pictures, theatres, shops - you can  find e     
[002] r's family in Augsburg.'  Ah, he knew Augsburg. A fine  _____ , too. 'But you should take  a  little holiday in Munic     
[003] ord  Carteron. He didn't like the bright lights of the  _____ . He was  a sensitive and well educated man and wrote s     
[004] ve  always done. This area, in  the north-west of the   _____ , between Walton Street and the canal, is called Jerich     
[005]  had a special reason for  coming to  this part of the  _____ . As a  member of the Oxford  Book Club he had been inv     
[006] ic. The  bridge was  over the deep river that  cut the  _____  neatly in  two, and the center of the bridge provided      
[007] he center of the bridge provided the best view of  the  _____ .  Suicides liked the bridge, too. The cop didn't think     
[008] arrow face and  thick black eyebrows.  'Looking at the  _____ ?' said the cop. 'I saw you here, and  thought I'd  com     
[009]  him. The cop  thanked the  man and looked out at the   _____ .  'Looks pretty from here,' he said. 'Makes a man feel     
[010]  of that.  She remembered going to public parks in the  _____ , during the  three  years she had worked as a  maid in     
[011] s normal as your  father was. Get a job  outside6  the  _____  - relax, enjoy life. Forget even the house your family     
[012]  aye, and worse, him coming' from  London, the devil's  _____ ,' said Amos darkly.  But he did not take his accusatio     
[013] e, in a country village, in a  seaside town, in a busy  _____ , and he would still  remain for ever the  lover whom w     
[014] an,  on the south east coast of South Africa, lies the  _____  of East  London, with its wonderful climate, beautiful     
[015]  the men into  police buses and moving them out of the  _____ . Then the  bulldozers came to tear apart the houses ma     
[016] the white man gives you, then you go to  work in their  _____  - you see their houses, their streets, their  cars. An     
[017] ame.  'No, sir, by taxi.'  'I'll drive you back to the  _____ .'  'No, no,' Woods protested. 'You have your game of t     
[018] an  inquest. Then he flew to Johannesburg, the largest  _____  in  South Africa, using a false name, to catch the eve     
[019] stody, trying to change South Africa.  'Dad... look! A  _____ !' Duncan called.  Woods looked out of the window. 'Yes     
[020] ain  religious groups used to turn towards the ancient  _____  of  Jerusalem when they prayed. Interesting, thought P     
[021] Ashton came out and walked  towards the  centre of the  _____ . Larry  Godwin, and  everybody else, followed him. Ash     
[022] eople, who also stood on the bridges which  joined the  _____ 's many islands. On the water there were  thousands of      
[023] ce a tall blonde woman  stood in the crowd outside the  _____  Hall. She was wearing  blue shorts and a yellow shirt,     
[024] o,' she said, and turned away. She  looked back at the  _____  Hall. The sun was hot and everyone  else was watching      
[025] quietly into it.  An engine started, and from near the  _____  Hall a black boat  appeared. The boat went quickly acr     


	
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[001]  from school, you could always  see Lil, with our Else  _____   behind her. When she wanted something, our Else pulle     
[002] e figures coming towards her, one in front, the  other  _____  behind. It was the Kelveys. She  got down from the gat     
[003] nose will soon stop  being red. Look at the birds! How  _____  they come. I  suppose someone feeds them. No, I've got     
[004] ing back to their carriage and she  was alone again.  ' _____  the doors!                                                 
[005]                                             the doors!  _____  the doors!' Someone ran up and  down beside the train.     
[006] r ladies only.'  'Oh, no, Miss. You make a mistake.'  ' _____  the doors!' A whistle blew and the train started.  Tea     
[007] y  been happy today?' asked the old man, and he sat so  _____   to her that she could feel his knee against  hers. Be     
[008] tream.  'Quite a good floor, isn't it?' said a voffice  _____  to her ear.  'I think it's most beautifully slippery,'     
[009] ore  All that day the heat was terrible. The wind blew  _____  to the  ground, lifting the white dust from the  road      
[010] gry?' she asked, turning towards him. Now that he was   _____  she  looked more attractive  than ever, with her wide      
[011] ccuse right from the  beginning. Usually he's arrested  _____  to where the murder  happened,  and in about 50% of  c     
[012] y towards the canal.  Surely Canal Reach  must be very  _____ ? The narrow streets made parking  diicult but at last      
[013]  Edward had been here before. He ordered beer and  sat  _____  to  the platform at the back  of the pub. Morse  order     
[014] t of  his bicycle, as he watched the door of number 10  _____   behind Jackson.  The second death in Jericho  The cha     
[015] s for  pleasure. She  and Charles must have  been very  _____ .  Just then he heard the police and ambulance sirens o     
[016] d.'  'You were - very friendly with her once? You were  _____ ?'  'Yes, that's right,' said Richards quietly. 'But I      
[017] a weapon  with a  square edge, and Jackson  was. lying  _____  to the  bed post. Could it have been an accident?'  'I     
[018] ve been rather  interested in each other,  as they sat  _____  together at the small desk in her back  bedroom, a  be     
[019] not explain Anne's  death.  But in fact Morse was very  _____  to the truth. The final clue to  the  mystery was the      
[020] me or eat with me any more:  My eyes were beginning to  _____  again and I fell asleep.  Never before had I passed su     
[021] go so far, especially as the road to the hills  passed  _____  to Wuthering Heights. So I always told her she  would      
[022] k. She did not seem to hear me. We were on the  moors,  _____  to Wuthering Heights, when I caught sight of two  men      
[023] es, then the money comes to me,  We were on the moors,  _____  to Wuthering Heights, when I  caught sight of two men      
[024] face. She seemed to be with me, not in  the earth, but  _____  to me. I was so happy that she was with  me again! I f     
[025] e the window, or entering the room, or even  breathing  _____  to me, but when I open my eyes, I'm always  disappoint     


	
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[001] l little gold and white lamp, all  ready to be lit. Of  _____ , you couldn't  really light it, but there was somethin     
[002] , two at a time, to come and see the  doll's house. Of  _____ , they were not invited to tea, or to  come into the ho     
[003] ezia, 'please can I ask the Kelveys, just  once?'  'Of  _____  not, Kezia.'  'But why not?'  'Run away, Kezia. You kn     
[004] .  Sadie brought them in and went back to the door. Of  _____ ,  Laura and Jose were far too grown up to  care about      
[005] ttle cottages just down the road from here,  miss?' Of  _____  she knew them. 'Well,  there's a young fellow living t     
[006]  Jose. 'What do you mean?'  'Stop the garden party, of  _____ .' Why did Jose pretend not  to understand?  But Jose w     
[007] arden party?  My dear Laura, don't be unreasonable. Of  _____  we can't  stop the party. Nobody expects us to. Don't      
[008] ra, standing  with one hand on her mother's door.  'Of  _____ , child. Why, what's the matter? You look quite  pink.'     
[009] id Laura. Breathlessly, she told the  awful story. 'Of  _____ , we can't have our  party, can we?' she said. 'The ban     
[010] ir  party. Would the poor woman really like that?  'Of  _____ ! What's the matter with you today? An hour or so  ago      
[011] she said. 'You'll excuse her, won't you?'  'Oh, but of  _____ !' said Laura. 'Please, please don't disturb  her. I on     
[012] Now, who are you?'  'Miss Ada Moss.'  'Oh yes, yes; of  _____ , my dear. Not yet, my dear. Now I  had  a call for twe     
[013] n  that man any money. 'I can take care of myself - of  _____  I  can. The great thing is not to-'  Suddenly there wa     
[014] id the old man.  'You have been in Germany before, of   _____ ?'  'Oh, no, this is the first time I have ever been ab     
[015] come up for a few minutes and see my  little home?' Of  _____ , she would love to.  The passage was quite dark. 'Ah,      
[016] She asked me when you were coming back again - but of   _____  I could not say. And then she went to  see the manager     
[017] iled sweetly at Leila. Strange voffices  answered, 'Of  _____ , my dear.' But Leila knew  that the girls didn't reall     
[018] ,' the fat man said. He held her a little closer.  'Of  _____ ,' he said, 'you won't be able to  go on as long as thi     
[019] n, 'you mustn't take me  seriously, little lady.'  'Of  _____  I don't!' said Leila, biting her lip.  More people sto     
[020] You going to stop here?  There's a storm coming.'  'Of  _____  we are,' said Jo. 'So you're on your own, are you?'  S     
[021]  here all alone with that  child and that dog. Mad? Of  _____  she's  mad! I wonder how long she's been here - I wond     
[022] issing!'  'Oh, Jim, she can't be the same woman!'  'Of  _____  she is. I can't understand it. I think the old man's       
[023]  she became a bit - well - forgetful, as they  say. Of  _____ , she  was never dangerous; she was the sweetest old la     
[024] ything in the world to ride on a  donkey's back!  . Of  _____ , I couldn't. I had to look after my young ladies.  But     
[025]  child would do, isn't it?  . No, madam, never now. Of  _____ , I wanted to when  I was younger. But I never did. He      


	
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[001] ngerous people  like Cregar who would use them only to  _____  their own  power.  Penny was expected back on Tuesday      
[002] no air in the house, the air  in the plastic bag would  _____  in volume, making the bag  swell up. As the bag swelle     
[003] y again. If he can't do  it at any other time, he will  _____  the power and take you  when you are sleeping.'  'We s     
[004] lence, aware that any  attempt to  calm her would only  _____  her annoyance. Elizabeth,  however, was determined not     
[005] andra looked much less worried  when the cars began to  _____  speed on the French side  of the border. I was startin     
[006] licans and a few Democrats will push for proposals to   _____  vouchers and school choffice, a California  Congressma     
[007]  decades the main goal of city  water officials was to  _____  the supply of water; its purity  was rarely at issue.      
[008]  its major competitors in  Asia but has enjoyed a 120%  _____  in business here in  the last  12 months. But it's pro     
[009] xth Precinct to a dozen so far this year, a  threefold  _____  compared with all of 1996, according to  police  stati     
[010] nding  rose  eight-tenths of 1 percent in July. June's  _____  was revised  to  two-tenths of 1 percent from three-te     
[011] mal. '  Nevertheless,  the past two weeks have seen an  _____  in reports of rabid  foxes, sending authorities to hun     
[012] the sad truth is that the demand  for  blood will only  _____  and  become more urgent in the  coming  years, as the      
[013] ta to be collected on more aspects of our  lives, and   _____  both its rapid retrievability and the likelihood of it     
[014] e manager  believed.  True, there would  be an initial  _____  in debt load,  because  the money to borrow the ships      
[015] s  Islington-  Haringey. In this area, crime is on the  _____ , as much as  15%  yearly, sometimes involving the use      
[016] used the  desert's most common resource,  sunlight, to  _____  its  greatest necessity, water. In other words, it tur     
[017] ot a  monthly statement  it always said: Why don't you  _____   your  credit limit? There ought to be a  law to chang     
[018] ependence. Still, these Tory governments promised  to   _____  the number of undergraduates; and soon exceeded  their     
[019] polytechnics into universities. That didn't in itself   _____  the number of students taking degree courses. It did       
[020] ber of students taking degree courses. It did  greatly  _____  the numbers studying for university degrees;  and  tha     
[021] ording to the National Union of Students. Debt levels   _____   with age. A survey by the NUS and National Westminste     
[022] aduate  unemployment has fallen, despite a 25 per cent  _____  in  students leaving universities with degrees; 43.9 p     
[023] out warning. They believe  preparations for inspection  _____  teachers' stress and  make  children behave better. On     
[024] to provide money to pay the teachers' pay award or to   _____  education spending in line with inflation. 'Teachers       
[025] y  spending  restrictions mean they cannot finance the  _____  and  schools  will have to sack staff to pay the rest      


	
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[001] ped at a door and took a key out of her purse.  As she  _____  the key in the lock, he ran up to her.  Blushing redde     
[002]  to be near Isabel.  The little girls almost fought to  _____  their arms  around her, to walk beside her and be her      
[003] sister. She had already  forgotten the angry lady. She  _____  out a finger and  touched the feather on Lil's hat. Sh     
[004] fast, the men  came with the marquee.  'Where shall we  _____  the marquee, mother?' asked Meg.  'My dear child, plea     
[005]  must  be business-like. The marquee.  'Well, shall we  _____  it on the lawn over there?'  She pointed with the hand     
[006] wore last  Sunday. Good. One o'clock. Bye-bye!'  Laura  _____  down the phone, took a deep breath, and stretched  out     
[007] ne, and  the man from the flower-shop was outside. She  _____  her arm  around her mother's neck, and gently, very  g     
[008] he  man.'  He was carrying in another box of lilies.  ' _____  them here, please, on either side of the door,' said M     
[009] le Hans were arranging  the furniture.  'Now we should  _____  the piano here, and move everything else  except the c     
[010] ir own if they could buy Godber's.  'Bring them in and  _____  them on the table, my girl,' ordered  cook.  Sadie bro     
[011] holding the hat, and before  Laura could stop her, she  _____  it on Laura's  head. 'My child,' she said, 'the hat is     
[012] s, don't .'  'What, mother?'  No, it was better not to  _____  ideas into the child's head.  'Nothing! Run along.'  I     
[013]  her head and hurried on. She wished now that  she had  _____  on a coat. People were staring at  her dress and her b     
[014] d her brother.  Laura shook her head. She was.  Laurie  _____  his arm round her shoulders. 'Don't cry,' he said,  in     
[015] and arranging themselves for  the night. The attendant  _____  a green shade  over the lamp and sat with her sewing o     
[016] ew the money  back at her.  Trembling with terror, she  _____  out an icy hand and took the  money. 'That's all you'r     
[017] an newspaper.  Some old men were horrible, but he . He  _____   down his newspaper. 'Do you speak German,  Mademoisel     
[018] have  several here.'  First, she took off her hat, and  _____  it safely with her bag. How  kindly the old man watche     
[019] he was very thirsty!  The old man got up, smiling, and  _____  his coat on. She smiled  back at him as he left the ca     
[020] me out of the museum, it was raining. The  grandfather  _____  up his umbrella, and held it  over her as they walked      
[021] im, and the  walk was so interesting that he forgot to  _____  the umbrella  down even when the rain stopped.  After      
[022] d up a glass and examined it  closely. He smiled as he  _____  it down again.  'Where is the lady now?' asked the lit     
[023]  on, girls, let's go straight in,' said Laurie.  Leila  _____  her hand on Laura's arm, and somehow the crowd  carrie     
[024] a voffice. 'I need some  hairpins.'  'Be a darling and  _____  some powder on my back,' cried  someone else.  'But I      
[025] gs were pushed into a pair  of dirty old boots.  'I'll  _____  the horses in the paddock,' said Jim. 'Got any horse       


	
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[001] to the house, but they could come into  the garden and  _____  there quietly, while Isabel showed them  all the lovel     
[002]  dress-maker. Tiny  little  woman, she was. She had to  _____  on a  chair to measure some of her ladies. And it was      
[003] heard a movement outside the window, and  saw Heathcli  _____  up and walk away. I realized he had  been listening un     
[004] head out of the  window and called to his wife, 'Don't  _____  there in the cold,  love! Bring the person in, if it's     
[005] e cried wildly. 'I'm ill, can't you  see, I can't even  _____ ! Edgar, leave me!' She fell, sti and  pale, on to the      
[006] t the wet  places. Without  looking back, she went  to  _____  by the  door of the servants' house to watch.  At firs     
[007]  I stood up. I had hurt my ankle and it was diicult to  _____ . I  put  most of my weight on the  other leg and turne     
[008]  else to say, so I picked up the crutch,  preparing to  _____  up.  'Wait a moment, please,' she said. 'I have someth     
[009]  it?'  Flora considered. 'Well, first of all I used to  _____  quite still  and stare at the trees and not think abou     
[010] while Amos rose with  terrifying slowness  and went to  _____  in front of the rows of seats. For some  three minutes     
[011] t her, but  she was too heavy for him. So he made  her  _____  in the  middle of the floor, and with a low, passionat     
[012] ping.  'Then,' Biko declared forcefully, 'then we will  _____  up to  him in any way he chooses. Confrontation if he      
[013] m than the words the  defendants have spoken. But they  _____  charged in this  court  and white society is not charg     
[014] morrow, Corfu the next day. The whole  world seemed to  _____  open to him like one great hotel. In  Marseille he had     
[015] ll me Prendy, and if anyone passes the cell, will  you  _____  up when you're talking to me? The Chief Warder  has sa     
[016] on  lessons, when I noticed that she had been sent  to  _____  alone in the middle of the schoolroom. I could not  im     
[017]  'Burns, hold your head up, can't you!'  'Burns, don't  _____  like that!'  The history questions asked by Miss Scatc     
[018] om. At the door, my judge turned and  said,  'She must  _____  half an hour longer on that chair, and nobody  may spe     
[019] Are you hurt, sit? Can I do anything?' I asked.  'Just  _____  back,' he growled, as he lifted himself painfully to       
[020] built thirty of these metal mountains. But there they   _____ , ready for tomorrow.  Some of them will be lost. Oh, G     
[021] o doubt about it,' said Graham as Sally helped  him to  _____  up.  'Did you smell anything strange?' asked the Inspe     
[022] e man knew from experience  exactly how long he had to  _____  in the airlock while it filled  with air. He opened hi     
[023] o.  But when she had started playing, Mr Darcy went to  _____  in  front of the piano, where he had a good view of he     
[024] . She climbed in. There was plenty of room for her to   _____  but she could see nothing. She put her hands out in  f     
[025] f the road,' I answered. 'When it's  tIme, I'll go and  _____  outside the door. You watch and listen  carefully.' At     


	
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[001] ted to escape from this! She actually said  out loud, ' _____  me, God,' as she walked up  the tiny path and knocked      
[002] ad such a rude, determined voffice.  'But I don't want  _____  with my bag.' What a horrible man! 'I  don't want any      
[003]  with my bag.' What a horrible man! 'I  don't want any  _____ . I can carry it myself.'  He walked so fast that she h     
[004] ! You've  got to go. I've  got nothing for you!'  'God  _____  us!' said Jo heavily. He pulled me to one side.  'Gone     
[005] den over  to  the town with four of the farm boys, to   _____  find the young fellow who'd murdered Mr Williamson.  S     
[006] r clothes and  have a good cup of tea. Yes, that would  _____ .  She sat on the side of the bed and stared at the col     
[007] t  care what he's done or not done. Do what you can to  _____   him, Millie Evans. He's only a sick kid.'  b  Millie      
[008] d saw her lying there asleep - so pretty - I couldn't   _____  thinking, 'Now you look just like your dear mother on      
[009]  But thinking's no good, is  it, madam? Thinking won't  _____ . When I find myself doing  that,  I say to myself, 'Co     
[010] give me, Mrs Wood,' he said at last. 'I just couldn't   _____   laughing at the idea of the Devil himself sitting  by     
[011] r the alarm bell. Perhaps we'll reach him in  time  to  _____  him.'  When Moore arrived home, Mrs Dempster had alrea     
[012] ll, an old tree, a small lake. He  thought these would  _____  him to find his way back to Fablan  Fawr. But  in the      
[013] Madog ap Rhys was a good, kind man. He only wanted  to  _____ . But he led poor Stevenson to his death, and he  almos     
[014] mysterious  horror deep inside  him. The spirit needed  _____ . This feeling was so  strong there that he almost expe     
[015] nt and still. I ran up  to the  coach. Nobody moved to  _____  me. I had to open the door  of the coach for myself wi     
[016] lace?'  'I'm glad you enjoy fishing,' I said. 'It will  _____  you to enjoy your  weekends in the country.'  'Oh, we      
[017] ed what to do or  say. What could  he do? He couldn't   _____  her any more.  'Do you want to see the body, sir?' ask     
[018] ody before, Edward?' she  laughed. 'Be a  darling, and  _____  me  fasten this skirt.'  He managed to do it, his hand     
[019] ?'  'Oh, I'd forgotten. Look, Conrad, can you... er...  _____   me?'  'Again ?'  'This is the last time, I promise. Y     
[020] icked up the  phone.  'Richards here,' he said. 'Can I  _____  you?'  'I'm sure you can                                   
[021]                               you?'  'I'm sure you can  _____ , Mr Richards,' answered a rough,  uneducated  voffice.     
[022]  hand over a back door  key for number 9.  'If you can  _____  me to solve this case,' said Bell quietly, 'I'll be  g     
[023] se  of the Jericho deaths  Lewis had not been asked to  _____  Morse at all. He could not  understand  it.  As he was     
[024] st the phone rang. It was  Morse.  'Lewis? I want your  _____ .'  'My                                                     
[025]                                                .'  'My  _____ , sir? I'm afraid I'm busy today at the station'  'Forg