1. WORDS absolute afraid breath cards chain proud shoe sick thoroughly yellow [001] een added to English dictionaries. De Silva is rather _____ of the fact that the Japanese did not have a verbalis [002] ense of those words - and contemporaries may well be _____ to have lived in an age adorned by a man of such int [003] h for a British self. Ten things Britain can still be _____ about 1 There are 350 million native English speakers [004] ven contradictory, directions. Lambert was extremely _____ of that diversity, and it was the key to his special [005] ticularly difficult year group - of 20. The school is _____ of its new library - two shelves of books plus some p [006] Donald asked. Emscote Lawn also has good reason to be _____ of its facilities. Its classrooms, built around an ol [007] in some way to Sir Peter Arley. Miss Jenkyns was very _____ of that.' Poor Miss Matty! Has she ever seen Mr Holb [008] raid to go, are you?' Oh no, madam! Jem Hearn will be _____ to come with me.' Miss Matty's eyes widened. She was [009] ther took him into every house in Cranford, he was so _____ of him in his uniform. Deborah used to smile (I don't [010] eavily up the stairs. And now Miss Betty Barker was a _____ , happy woman! Peggy the maid came in with a generous [011] y sent a carriage for them. Mrs Forrester was not too _____ to help, either. Though she was related to the Bigge [012] o see Martha and they both cried with happiness. Shy, _____ Jem shook my hand so hard that I still remember the [013] and the sinking ships, Jim felt angry. They were so _____ of what they had done! He, too, had wanted to show h [014] extremely fond of his 'old Dad', and I imagined how _____ the country vicar had been of his sailor son. Jim we [015] trust and respect of these people was something to be _____ of. I, too, was [016] of. I, too, was _____ for him. It was certainly wonderful. He had shown he [017] coloured clothes, and a big, flat, round head, with _____ , staring eyes. No one ever heard him raise his voffi [018] ner. Even Tamb' Itam, ready to die for the Tuan, was _____ to guard6 Jim. And the girl herself, I believe, never [019] He did not hide his jewel; in fact, he was extremely _____ of it. 'I - I love her dearly,' he told me. 'You see, [020] robbing and murdering; he was a cruel, violent and _____ man, with no idea of duty, conscience or honour. At t [021] calm down! But perhaps he'll keep my secret , he's so _____ of the family name! And if he disinherited me, every [022] how ashamed her husband must be. The Casses were so _____ of their family name. I had to tell you. I couldn't k [023] my next day in the little park that Plato City was so _____ of. It was early in the morning (by clock time, that [024] shining in it, and was really rather pretty. He felt _____ of himself; not many people could imagine that. Like [025] ne, he was very disappointed in her. He wanted to be _____ of his daughter, but there was nothing to be 2. WORDS absolute afraid breath cards chain proud shoe sick thoroughly yellow [001] ry, very long. It's been seen in that poster and the _____ ad where the big strong hand holds the tiny baby's f [002] t by a pool and it was there I saw a footprint. The _____ was just like Mark's. He must be all right if he was [003] Then it got worse. After George got the butter off his _____ , they tried to put it in the teapot. At first they [004] pulled the bedclothes off him. Harris hit him with a _____ , and I shouted in his ear. He woke up. 'What,' he be [005] don't believe it. Here!' and he held out a half made _____ . 'Would you like to finish this one o?' Brat accepted [006] r hand and held on, his fingers in the opening of the _____ . Simon brought his knife down on Brat's wrist and Br [007] t let go. He pulled his right hand from under Simon's _____ and caught him round the back of the ankle. His body [008] moved the hand that was holding on to the edge of the _____ and caught the knife hand as it came down. He now had [009] ow, earlier that day, she had sat on her bed with one _____ off and one [010] off and one _____ on and begged her mother to ring up her cousins and s [011] t he could see that there was dark blood on the white _____ on her left foot. He felt the bottom of the [012] on her left foot. He felt the bottom of the _____ gently. There were four round holes. He suddenly felt [013] sed and her whole body was shaking. Taka took off her _____ . Her foot was already starting to get bigger and he c [014] e made me sit on the side of the bath and took off my _____ and sock. She washed the cut and put a clean cloth ar [015] her direction, towards the house next door. With her _____ she broke a window. Suddenly the night was no longer [016] that direction. A small piece of black clay from his _____ fell on to the table, and another piece fell on to th [017] , you fool - just like last time we did this! *** _____ salesman: Yes, madam, can I help you? Woman: Yes, I b [018] ry, very long. It's been seen in that poster and the _____ ad where the big strong hand holds the tiny baby's f [019] t by a pool and it was there I saw a footprint. The _____ was just like Mark's. He must be all right if he was [020] Then it got worse. After George got the butter off his _____ , they tried to put it in the teapot. At first they [021] pulled the bedclothes off him. Harris hit him with a _____ , and I shouted in his ear. He woke up. 'What,' he be [022] don't believe it. Here!' and he held out a half made _____ . 'Would you like to finish this one o?' Brat accepted [023] r hand and held on, his fingers in the opening of the _____ . Simon brought his knife down on Brat's wrist and Br [024] t let go. He pulled his right hand from under Simon's _____ and caught him round the back of the ankle. His body [025] moved the hand that was holding on to the edge of the _____ and caught the knife hand as it came down. He now had 3. WORDS absolute afraid breath cards chain proud shoe sick thoroughly yellow [001] ead; there's a revival of the stage adaptation on the _____ , a string of Ginger Man pubs springing up across the [002] s by running away to Malaysia on his father's credit _____ , may be rewarded by a trip to the United States as a [003] lie in part in the kind of proto-PC Unicef Christmas _____ I remember from childhood. They showed children of al [004] 't decide. 'While we're waiting, let's have a game of _____ ,' said the fat one. 'It will give Mr Hannay time to t [005] e went into another room, where there was a table and _____ . The window was open and the moon was shining on the [006] We played and they talked. I'm usually quite good at _____ , but that night I played extremely badly. Then somet [007] adly. Then something woke me up. The old man put his _____ down for a moment and sat back in his chair with his [008] card-tables were arranged. Candles and clean packs of _____ were put on each one. The fire was lit. The maid was [009] opular as her father. She talked to those not playing _____ , and later she sang while Miss Jenkyns beat time to [010] sion not unlike a cow's. After tea, the ladies played _____ all except myself (I was rather afraid of the Cranfor [011] yself (I was rather afraid of the Cranford ladies at _____ ) and Mrs Jamieson, who fell asleep in her armchair. I [012] conversation developed. Soon the ladies were playing _____ happily together and even Miss Pole quite forgot to s [013] ed slowly in the hospital, where the patients played _____ , and slept, and told each other stories. There were [014] re still eating, while others were dancing or playing _____ . Godfrey was looking forward to his next dance with N [015] sat at the other end of the boat, alone. 9 We played _____ after supper. We played for about an hour and a half, [016] s a few of his friends came back to his rooms to play _____ . During a pause in the game Mr Williams picked up the [017] had been in the afternoon. Later, the two men played _____ together and, as Parkins played [018] together and, as Parkins played _____ much better than he played golf, the Colonel became q [019] was unusually quiet and thoughtful during dinner and _____ and, as they were going up to their rooms, he said to [020] nd I'd say, 'Come along and we'll have a nice game of _____ .' But she'd take my hand - I was a favourite of hers [021] sed her. She shook her head. Afterwards we all played _____ in the sitting room, and I was very glad. Some time [022] went there to look for me. Hindley asked him to play _____ , and when he discovered Heathcli had a lot of money, [023] Heathcli pay rent, and hope to win money from him at _____ . Heathcli wants to stay there to be near me. I'm so h [024] Hindley's house, land and money from him when playing _____ , so he was now the master of Wuthering Heights. Haret [025] card games.' 'How can people spend their time playing _____ ?' said Mrs Smiling. 'I think you are very fortunate, 4. WORDS absolute afraid breath cards chain proud shoe sick thoroughly yellow [001] a very nice child,' she added appeasingly, 'but I'm _____ his only interest appears to be in playing with model [002] -------------------------- IND 28 APR 95 / Parents ' _____ to complain of bad teachers' By JUDITH JUDD, Educa [003] dashing Laurie (well suited to the preening Amy, I'm _____ ) and marries Bhaer. When I feel depressed about the [004] isters are refusing to fund research because they are _____ it will give the wrong answers? T H E V I E W F R O M [005] owed right down. He became extremely shy, and seemed _____ of people of whom he had previously been fond. Rathe [006] se a gun.' 'Certainly,' he answered, jumping up. 'I'm _____ I don't know your name, sir, but I would like to than [007] some food for me. 'You've only got five minutes, I'm _____ , but you can eat properly afterwards. We've got to be [008] eeting. Sir Walter looked surprised and annoyed. 'I'm _____ The First Sea Lord bad never seen me before, but I sa [009] ght, but I think they all looked very surprised. 'I'm _____ I don't 'Perhaps, perhaps,' said the old man. rememb [010] o me. His voffice now sounded completely false. 'I'm _____ he must wait,' I said. 'Oh, no!' said the thin man. ' [011] l lock the door when you've gone, Martha. You're not _____ to go, are you?' Oh no, madam! Jem Hearn will be prou [012] e ladies played cards all except myself (I was rather _____ of the Cranford ladies at cards) and Mrs Jamieson, wh [013] Neither she nor Mulliner of whom she seemed a little _____ did anything to make us feel welcome. Lady Glenmire a [014] e.' I was alarmed at this important meeting', and was _____ that my father's fears were right. However, bad news [015] very soon, and Miss Matty did not realize it. I'm so _____ she won't approve!' cried Martha to me in the kitchen [016] xhausted in the bottom of the boat. Jim no longer felt _____ of the sea. It seemed to him that he cared nothing [017] dy. I just stood there and waited. Do you think I am _____ of death?' He banged his hand angrily on the table, s [018] danced. 'My God! I tell you I am not!'0 He was not _____ of death, perhaps, but, my friends, I'll tell you wh [019] perhaps, but, my friends, I'll tell you what he was _____ of - the emergency. He was able to imagine, only too [020] mple of nature to discuss with you,' I said. 'But I'm _____ it's a man, not an insect.' His smile disappeared, b [021] e could start drinking. The world is small, and I was _____ of meeting him one day, in a foreign port, a red - ey [022] of the story left. I hear you ask, was I right to be _____ for him? I won't say. Perhaps you can decide, better [023] y. My words may not be enough to persuade you, as I'm _____ you people think more of your bodies than your imagi [024] m by boat to the trading-post immediately. They were _____ Rajah Allang would be angry with them if they obeyed [025] the right eect on the evil old Rajah, who was clearly _____ of Jim, but still respected and trusted him. Altho 5. WORDS absolute afraid breath cards chain proud shoe sick thoroughly yellow [001] the Enlightenment has done its work (small cheer) too _____ . And yet all that yearning for a more moral, more fer [002] oshow that it's a live, participative, innovative and _____ regional medium. Channel 4, however, did it first. I [003] e fields in half an hour. It seemed that Aunt Ada had _____ realized what a nasty time she had had for twenty ye [004] aelis smiled. 'This is business. To search this place _____ we'll have to look inside every piece of this railw [005] ly, took everything out of the cases and examined it _____ , but found nothing. As I was putting Benson's clothe [006] iladelphia. Pa. Dear Sirs, As you requested. we have _____ examined our patient, Stephen Tallboy, and are quite [007] , someone had thought through the possibilities more _____ than I had. But by the time I boarded the plane for B [008] review. MARCH MURRAY is an intelligent, attractive, _____ decent woman. More, she's a caring wife and mother, [009] se contended that the trustees needed nine months to _____ review the contributions. But confidential congressio [010] the Enlightenment has done its work (small cheer) too _____ . And yet all that yearning for a more moral, more fer [011] oshow that it's a live, participative, innovative and _____ regional medium. Channel 4, however, did it first. I [012] e fields in half an hour. It seemed that Aunt Ada had _____ realized what a nasty time she had had for twenty ye [013] aelis smiled. 'This is business. To search this place _____ we'll have to look inside every piece of this railw [014] ly, took everything out of the cases and examined it _____ , but found nothing. As I was putting Benson's clothe [015] iladelphia. Pa. Dear Sirs, As you requested. we have _____ examined our patient, Stephen Tallboy, and are quite 6. WORDS absolute afraid breath cards chain proud shoe sick thoroughly yellow [001] uilt up, but I don't get really drunk, I tend to feel _____ before that happens and stop - usually after six pint [002] she was attracted by the ceremony of flowers and the _____ , and thought of fulfilling her commission from the Pu [003] S HIS TRAVELS I sat down in an armchair and felt very _____ . After about five minutes I started shaking. The poor [004] My head felt terrible, and the smoke had made me very _____ , but in the end I managed it, and lay down at the top [005] They took a risk, but everybody knows that Alloa is a _____ man and is often too ill to go to meetings. And even [006] t all the time he kept an eye on his elder daughter a _____ woman, I was sure. Miss Jessie seemed almost as popul [007] away for a fortnight, and my father was visiting some _____ people in the town. Peter, it seems, went up to Debor [008] l, here she was, taking nice things to eat to a poor, _____ conjurer! It was wonderful to see all the kindness. [009] red? Or had they only met at the lodgings of the poor _____ conjurer? Certainly, they had both been very kind to [010] ad, holding the gun I had given him. He felt almost _____ with worry and the heat. As soon as the canoe reache [011] dent when he was climbing.' 'Shut up, will you?' the _____ man said in Greek. 'And put that knife away. You've [012] 't tell me anything. I don't want to know. But you're _____ , and if you're not careful, you're going to be serio [013] e any doubt... about George's death?' I felt suddenly _____ . 'Oh no!' I said. 'What happened exactly?' 'He was d [014] 'Tell me early on Saturday morning, and I'll be ill. _____ .' 'But...' I controlled my anger. 'We had four winne [015] 'I'll tell you early on Saturday, so that you can be _____ .' On Monday I rode three horses. One came second, one [016] s money to the chapel, for the old, the poor, and the _____ . But now he began to earn more than ever before, and [017] happy, healthy young man. When I left I was a very _____ man, close to death... But I was talking about my he [018] we can take a bottle of whisky, too - for when we are _____ , you know.' We did not wish to talk about being [019] , you know.' We did not wish to talk about being _____ . But later, we were glad we had taken the whisky. S [020] e passed, and the thought of that touch made him feel _____ . Now it began to move, bending low and feeling its wa [021] comfortable that at last she became worried. Are you _____ ?' she asked him. I am not at all well,' he said. And [022] spital. The cat was making all the right noises for a _____ animal; it almost seemed real. Wow, Isidore said to h [023] ways make the calls. I'm ugly, dirty and grey. I feel _____ . I think I'm going to die.' Do it, chicken head, or l [024] ob?' Three jobs.' He went to the door. He was feeling _____ now. Good luck!' Iran said. I didn't get anything fr [025] ut, he worried, can I actually kill three? I'm tired, _____ and alone . . . But I know where I can find help. H 7. WORDS absolute afraid breath cards chain proud shoe sick thoroughly yellow [001] fashioned and longwinded. I would mutter it under my _____ and have my father in the water before he knew it, o [002] s people, but it was they who owned him, to the last _____ in his body. The trust and respect of these people wa [003] he arms of several surprised looking men. I just had _____ to cry, "Doramin!" They carried me to Doramin's house [004] I lifted my arm. I think I was trying to get enough _____ to shout. He aimed again. If he missed, the boat wou [005] hink of that?' The view from the monastery took one's _____ away at First, but in time one gets used to anything. [006] e it easy,' said Chandra softly. Hastings took a deep _____ and got himself under control again. He began to spea [007] Magellan came into view. The sight of it took Lora's _____ away - an endless curving wall of metal, perhaps as m [008] ' he said, 'but I was prepared to deny, with my last _____ , that you were Patrick. Now that I've seen you I take [009] lock. Bye-bye!' Laura put down the phone, took a deep _____ , and stretched out her arms. Then she stood still, l [010] ou feel that?' he asked. 'Yes,' said the chaplain. 'A _____ of cold air from the window.' Once again the cold wi [011] e when I was sure she was well taken care of. She's a _____ of fresh air for those stupid Lintons. I'm not surpri [012] g to throw me out yourself, are you?' was getting his _____ back, Mr Edgar walked out of the other kitchen door i [013] the wind howling through the trees. Do let me feel a _____ of air from the moors, just one [014] of air from the moors, just one _____ !' I opened the window for a moment, then dosed it. Th [015] y here from Wuthering Heights,' she said, gasping for _____ . 'I couldn't count how many times I've fallen down! [016] , and was about to pull the lid o, when I felt a warm _____ on my face. She seemed to be with me, not in the eart [017] t her. She walked steadily to the door. I took a deep _____ and my hand tightened on the gun. When her right foot [018] ye?' Another pause. 'No good at all.' He drew a long _____ , then suddenly shouted out as loudly as he could, 'Y [019] s,' said Reuben. Passion made his eyes flash and his _____ come in gasps. 'Yes, of course,' said Flora. 'Now, if [020] There was laughter and some clapping. Flora held her _____ . He must - he must announce the engagement now! But [021] nt in hiding the truth any longer, so she took a deep _____ and said loudly and clearly, 'He's been to Godmere, [022] It was the loveliest hour of the day. There was not a _____ of wind, and the long, fresh grass in the field thre [023] l-cut grey coat climbed out. After him, like the first _____ of spring in Paris, came Mrs Beste-Chetwynde long sil [024] playing, and all over the chapel the men took a deep _____ , filling their chests for several minutes of convers [025] llow myself to hope, I also knew that while there was _____ in my body, I would always love him. Just then I h 8. WORDS absolute afraid breath cards chain proud shoe sick thoroughly yellow [001] ye, 'tes goodbye to you all. Mother, I've broken your _____ at last, with' the help o' the Lord's word. Where's [002] her large country house, with a great many windows, a _____ of glasshouses, and the roofs of several kitchen buil [003] club, you know. There are lots of them there, a whole _____ of them, in fact. He'd come back to England to find [004] opped as light flooded my mind and I saw clearly the _____ of circumstances which connected us. But St John cont [005] said Sean in a low, angry voffice. 'My father owns a _____ of restaurants in Bangkok, Hua Hin and Rayong.' Sean [006] "But I have an idea." He called down to his guards. " _____ the Spaniard to the African," he said. The other man [007] f two-and it soon became clear that the method was to _____ a "Red" to a "Yellow." Each good fighter was with a c [008] ran out; some to immediate death. Side by side, their _____ loose between them, Maximus and Juba ran out into the [009] his feet. They ran forward together and pulled their _____ tightly around his neck. The fighting had ended. The [010] en he looked, he saw that it was on the end of a long _____ . This was held tightly by three men near the wall. Ti [011] ng. When Tigris was near a tiger, the men holding the _____ pulled it in a little. When Maximus was near, they le [012] d it in a little. When Maximus was near, they let the _____ out further. Finally, Maximus's strength and speed be [013] . But then one of the teams of servants let go of the _____ and a tiger ran at Maximus. He just had time to turn [014] ance, dry-cleaning at some stores. A struggling local _____ , Harry's Farmers Market, pulls in customers from 20 m [015] t was attracted to Harry's because of the supermarket _____ 's experience with fresh-food retailing. Supermarke [016] other was Stew Leonard's, the Connecticut dairy store _____ whose folksy founder went to Federal prison after pl [017] ere are only "a handful " of orphans among them. The _____ grew to at least five buildings in New York, the oth [018] company, it also told us that the venerable fast-food _____ probably would not continue to grow at 15 percent ann [019] ame latitude as Sitka, Alaska, was once known for its _____ gangs and exiled revolutionaries, including Lenin. To [020] ent. Is Denny's ever going to learn? The restaurant _____ is facing another complaint of discriminatory treatme [021] stayed there. The hotel he'll be staying in is a big _____ , and I'm assigned to one on Water Street, which must [022] mployees should have to pay the Food Lion supermarket _____ only $315,000 in punitive damages, rather than the $5 [023] t it's enough to draw some visitors who peer past the _____ link. The dilapidated, city- owned single-room-occupa [024] ye, 'tes goodbye to you all. Mother, I've broken your _____ at last, with' the help o' the Lord's word. Where's [025] her large country house, with a great many windows, a _____ of glasshouses, and the roofs of several kitchen buil 9. WORDS absolute afraid breath cards chain proud shoe sick thoroughly yellow [001] n a pair of leg-warmers and dancing on the roof of a _____ cab, they will be catapulted stellarwards. 'Fame, I'm [002] r five seconds o o o The wall exploded into a bright _____ light, something fell on my left arm, and I became un [003] w seconds. Then I stood up, trying not to breathe the _____ smoke. The window had been blown out and I climbed ou [004] light a second candle. The earliest letters were two _____ packets, tied together. Letters between my dear paren [005] sea-green silk. No, that lovely red. No, that bright _____ ... Our neighbour finally chose a shawl and held out a [006] . Town and County is my bank, isn't it?' Yes... This _____ silk will match the ribbons in your new cap,' I conti [007] Jim's wide shoulders in front of us. My friend saw a _____ dog running between people's legs, and said with a [008] the big, white bird flew out of the shiny leaves and _____ flowers. It rose up suddenly and turned away towards [009] face was covered with bruises: red, grey, black and _____ . 'Steve asked me to come,' I said. 'He can't drive, b [010] quietly. He looked at my riding boots and my red and _____ shirt. 'A jockey,' he said to himself. 'With a Nikon. [011] of them were orange with red shapes on them. Perhaps _____ pictures were hidden under the orange negatives. I w [012] overed almost at once that under the orange there was _____ , which became blue when I printed it. But not picture [013] ha and Clare stared at my face. Black and purple and _____ bruises. 'But it's worse!' Clare said. 'It looks wor [014] ooks beautiful in hers, but this colour makes me look _____ ! Nancy says we must wear the same dresses, because we [015] t wasn't a healthy life. And when you came, with your _____ curls, I thought you were the gold. And then, when I [016] huge piece of rock in its bath of liquid food, turned _____ at the edges, and the main computer in the College o [017] alassa's two moons was high in the south and its thin _____ light was enough to show him the way. He came out fro [018] coloured clothes, and the river is full of colour - _____ , and blue, and orange and green, and white, and red [019] one in the corner that he had not seen before. It was _____ with blue letters, and all he could read was the name [020] ooking at that new notice on the window, the blue and _____ one. It's rather strange, isn't it?' Which one is th [021] topped - the window was now quite clear. The blue and _____ notice, with its strange message, had completely dis [022] of pen that Patrick owned. It was black and had thin _____ lines round it. And it had not been found, although h [023] e recognized. It was a black stylograph pen with thin _____ lines round it. She looked at the pen for a long tim [024] Ogugua filled a lamp with oil and lit it. In the soft _____ light she studied her cousin's face. 'It's a headach [025] dows on every side we saw the deck below us. Men in _____ jackets were washing out the holds. Captain Bemis was 10. WORDS absolute afraid breath cards chain proud shoe sick thoroughly yellow [001] and the possibility that the solution may not be an _____ . 'He's going to represent, if he is ever made Pope, [002] onse, she wrote, 'is the other side of the moon, the _____ mystery, the one thing I can never know.' She mailed [003] othing could live. But even then the darkness was not _____ . Alone in its little universe, turning the same face [004] ression on his face now changed to an expression of _____ horror. He whispered, 'The wrong... wrong...' Sudden [005] o her family. But soon Lydia's bitterness changed to _____ delight, when she received an invitation from Colonel [006] had two weeks, well, no, no, one week, one week of _____ hell and then things got a bit better. I: What happen [007] and the possibility that the solution may not be an _____ . 'He's going to represent, if he is ever made Pope, [008] onse, she wrote, 'is the other side of the moon, the _____ mystery, the one thing I can never know.' She mailed [009] othing could live. But even then the darkness was not _____ . Alone in its little universe, turning the same face [010] ression on his face now changed to an expression of _____ horror. He whispered, 'The wrong... wrong...' Sudden [011] o her family. But soon Lydia's bitterness changed to _____ delight, when she received an invitation from Colonel