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Which word/phrase fits all the gaps in each set?

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[001] re  how rich, since she  doesn't know exactly what her  _____  is, or  how much is in her bank account.  'Mom looks a     

[001]  get a thousand dollars for each on top of  his normal  _____ . But there were too many android  killers around. I ha     
[002]  some very  expensive cheese. They had cost two weeks'  _____ ,  borrowed from Mr Sloat. And under the seat was a bot     
[003] ook for the lights. And then, after this, I'll earn my  _____   doing  something else. These three are my last. But,      
[004] net, from Eudora Grain.  She had found out  Phillips's  _____ : ninety two thousand dollars. That was a lot  of  mone     
[005] surprise.  'Your husband had a lot of money beyond his  _____ . I'd like  to talk  to you privately about it.  Unless     
[006] g about?' her mother asked. 'Clayton  had a very  good  _____  at Eudora  Grain.'  'That's OK, Mother. I'd better tal     
[007] er house and better  neighbours.'5  'So your husband's  _____  wasn't enough for you.'  'He - he didn't do it with al     
[008] r eight years, as the company  got bigger and her  own  _____  rose. And then she had left.  'Why?' he asked sharply.     
[009] y try. Anyway, Dr Fagan  can't expect all that for the  _____  he's offering. Between  ourselves, Llanabba hasn't a g     
[010] ion,  vision! But we must be sensible. I am offering a  _____  of  120,  but only to a man with experience. I underst     
[011] sent down for indecent  behaviour. Suppose we fix your  _____  at 90 a year to  begin with?  I shall expect you tomor     
[012] e our beer, to make sure  it is in good condition. The  _____  is two hundred a year with  car and travelling expense     
[013]   orders.'  'Of course! I'd forgotten that I pay you a  _____ ! So will you  agree  because of the                        
[014]                   ! So will you  agree  because of the  _____ ?'  'No, sir, not because of that, but because you forg     
[015] lish of you, you know. Governesses aren't worth their   _____ , are  they, Mamma?' My dear, don t mention  governesse     
[016]  'Well, you'll need some money. I haven't paid you any  _____   yet. How  much have you in the world, Jane?' he  aske     
[017] country  vicar, and can't offer you a job with a high   _____ , so you may not wish to accept it. There's already a       
[018]  Romeo - far bigger than she could have  aorded on her  _____  at Corvo Pharmaceuticals.  There was some kind of elec     
[019] lly want the top job at the  MTA,  even at the highest  _____  paid by any public transit agency in  the nation, unle     
[020] re  how rich, since she  doesn't know exactly what her  _____  is,  or  how much is in her bank account.  'Mom looks      
[021] idered much more superior. But by  spending a  month's  _____  on educating each child for a year, the Indian  bourge     
[022]  the lowest  starting salaries but the highest maximum  _____  after  Austria.  Differences between minimum and maxim     
[023]  'The best  joke  from last year was 'I'm living on my  _____ '.' Many  neighbouring  countries accept Mongolian trad     
[024]  get a thousand dollars for each on top of  his normal  _____ . But there were too many android  killers around. I ha     
[025]  some very  expensive cheese. They had cost two weeks'  _____ ,  borrowed from Mr Sloat. And under the seat was a bot     


	
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[001] ersity.  Jill was studying trees.  She wanted to work   _____ , but first she had to finish her studies.  It was a su     
[002] amous, People travel a long way  to see them. Holidays  _____   In 1998, for the first time, more British people had      
[003]  for the first time, more British people had holidays   _____  than in Britain.  Twenty-nine million holidays were  t     
[004]  in Britain.  Twenty-nine million holidays were  taken  _____  and 27 million holidays were taken in Britain.  Most B     
[005]  countries and Australia for their holidays.  Britons   _____ : the mast popular holiday places Spain 27. 5%  France      
[006] s, there are visitors from all over Britain,  and from  _____  too.  They are waiting patiently for the  funeral  of      
[007] oyal visit  to South Africa.  This was her first visit  _____ , and a very  interesting one for her.  But it came at      
[008] drew and Prince Edward. The Queen often had to travel   _____ , and Prince Philip often went with her.  Their first b     
[009] and, or  Parliament, or officials who work for Britain  _____ .  She  sees each person alone for about ten or twenty      
[010] ears old! The Queen and the  royal family often travel  _____  as guests of other countries.  The Queen has visited a     
[011] ng  her work for charity, she travelled in Britain and  _____ ,  meeting children and adults.  Some were very poor, m     
[012] for many years.  She has travelled thousands of miles   _____  each year for the charity, often to poor or dangerous      
[013] family have just come back  to Britain from a  holiday  _____ . They have had their passports  stamped and are going      
[014] or Italy. Tell me, John, have  you  ever had a holiday  _____  that went wrong? John: Oh yes,  quite a few actually.      
[015]  ports, hospitals, universities. We do a lot  of work   _____ , and I often go to the Middle East, which is my  speci     
[016] ravel quite a bit in my own  country as  well as going  _____ . In fact when I'm trying to  unpack at the end of a da     
[017] em.  The kids travel everywhere with us.  When touring  _____  we  usually rent a house and make it our base so we ca     
[018] ersity.  Jill was studying trees.  She wanted to work   _____ , but first she had to finish her studies.  It was a su     
[019] amous, People travel a long way  to see them. Holidays  _____   In 1998, for the first time, more British people had      
[020]  for the first time, more British people had holidays   _____  than in Britain.  Twenty-nine million holidays were  t     
[021]  in Britain.  Twenty-nine million holidays were  taken  _____  and 27 million holidays were taken in Britain.  Most B     
[022]  countries and Australia for their holidays.  Britons   _____ : the mast popular holiday places Spain 27. 5%  France      
[023] s, there are visitors from all over Britain,  and from  _____  too.  They are waiting patiently for the  funeral  of      
[024] oyal visit  to South Africa.  This was her first visit  _____ , and a very  interesting one for her.  But it came at      
[025] drew and Prince Edward. The Queen often had to travel   _____ , and Prince Philip often went with her.  Their first b  

[001] ved the problem was her Uncle Charles,  who had lived   _____  for many years. He wrote from Hong Kong  to say that h     
[002] aker's and get a cake and some coee.  You haven't been  _____  before, have you?'  'No.'  'Well, I always tell my gir     
[003] se?'  'Oh, no, this is the first time I have ever been  _____  at all.'  'Really! I am surprised. I had the feeling y     
[004] d the little governess began  to feel excited at being  _____ , and enjoyed looking out of  the window at all the new     
[005] he answered. 'My husband has just  rung. He's  staying  _____  for another  week! So shall I  expect you at 1. 30 or      
[006]  the Lord's work calls me and  spread  the Lord's word  _____  in strange places.  Ah, 'tes terrible to  have to go,      
[007] s terrible to  have to go, but in mun do it. in mun go  _____  in a Ford van,  preaching all over the countryside. Ay     
[008] ith some of my other patients. Then in shall send her   _____ . in think in will interest her in old  churches. There     
[009] lly. 'Where did they get the  money?'  'From churches,  _____ . From black people. Even some  companies gave them som     
[010] ng the  house, but the smell got worse. He tried going  _____ , but  the whole  of Paris smelt of English cooking. Th     
[011]  married if  they hadn't been told about it. It's like  _____  no one would  want to go there if they hadn't been tol     
[012] making  my preparations for leaving England  and going  _____  in the service of God.  Happy, that is, except for one     
[013] cial day came.  One  Friday evening I was reading the ' _____ ' part of the  APPOINTMENTS section in the weekly compa     
[014] y to leave good jobs in  England for an uncertain life  _____ . We had expected that.  We didn't mind. We packed our      
[015] ss marry the other man?' I asked.  'No, but she stayed  _____ . The children came to live in  England, except the you     
[016] im as their new ruler.  The situation was more diicult  _____ . When news of  Philip's murder spread around his empir     
[017] ence.    Having ended its mission to spread revolution  _____ ,  Cuba's  military is undertaking a new mission at hom     
[018] bumper crop  of  English writings by Indians there and  _____ . (This has  prompted  the British Indian writer Salman     
[019] family have just come back  to Britain from a  holiday  _____ . They have had their  passports  stamped and are going     
[020] or Italy. Tell me, John, have  you  ever had a holiday  _____  that went wrong? John: Oh  yes,  quite a few actually.     
[021] ports, hospitals, universities. We do a  lot  of work   _____ , and I often go to the Middle East, which is  my  spec     
[022] avel quite a bit in my  own  country as  well as going  _____ . In fact when I'm trying to  unpack at the end of a da     
[023] em.  The kids travel everywhere with us.  When touring  _____  we  usually rent a house and make it our base so we ca     
[024] e Third  World is  hot in Hollywood. But all too often  _____  is simply the  continuation of America by other means.     
[025] entify a weakness with the  arrangements  for the year  _____ . It is a variable experience, depending on  where stud     


	
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[001] ery well indeed, Inspector.  And I thank you for  your  _____ .  But I think I must make the decisions, and you  must     
[002] nly one who noticed it.  Very often he used to give me  _____ , telling me quietly what  I should  do or what I shoul     
[003] hen he did this.  Today, of course, I realize that his  _____   was  always very good and sensible.  What a pity  tha     
[004] re angry with him.  Why should he,  or anyone, give me  _____  ? My  feelings  towards him changed and I actually beg     
[005] 'Fanny's mother? No, I've never met her.' 'I want your  _____  -  you see, maybe she will soon be a relative of mine.     
[006] o do it - why not try it  tonight? *** Q: I need some   _____ . I'll be going off to college  soon, in Oxford, in ano     
[007]  accommodation is available in your capital city? What  _____   would you give to  a stranger in your capital city ab     
[008]  or composition (maximum 500 words),  giving suitable   _____  for both a typical visiting student on  holiday (who m     
[009] trument of  today. ***  GIVE BLOOD - SAVE A LIFE! This  _____  on this poster was taken to  heart by Allan Doster, fr     
[010] her in misery for year after  year. I: Yes. JS: So my   _____  to divorcees is this: Think long  and hard about what      
[011] ck to road  accidents. Could you give  us some general  _____  on what to do  at the scene of a car accident? Dr C:       
[012] d if exercise is always increased in easy  stages. My   _____  is: if you are under 40, are healthy and feel  well, y     
[013] mend some  things you can do to protect yourself. His   _____  is free - be  guided by an expert in law enforcement.      
[014] ery well indeed, Inspector.  And I thank you for  your  _____ .  But I think I must make the decisions, and you  must     
[015] nly one who noticed it.  Very often he used to give me  _____ , telling me quietly what  I should  do or what I shoul     
[016] hen he did this.  Today, of course, I realize that his  _____   was  always very good and sensible.  What a pity  tha     
[017] re angry with him.  Why should he,  or anyone, give me  _____  ? My  feelings  towards him changed and I actually beg     
[018] 'Fanny's mother? No, I've never met her.' 'I want your  _____  -  you see, maybe she will soon be a relative of mine.     
[019] o do it - why not try it  tonight? *** Q: I need some   _____ . I'll be going off to college  soon, in Oxford, in ano     
[020]  accommodation is available in your capital city? What  _____   would you give to  a stranger in your capital city ab     
[021]  or composition (maximum 500 words),  giving suitable   _____  for both a typical visiting student on  holiday (who m     
[022] trument of  today. ***  GIVE BLOOD - SAVE A LIFE! This  _____  on this poster was taken to  heart by Allan Doster, fr     
[023] her in misery for year after  year. I: Yes. JS: So my   _____  to divorcees is this: Think long  and hard about what      
[024] ck to road  accidents. Could you give  us some general  _____  on what to do  at the scene of a car accident? Dr C:       
[025] d if exercise is always increased in easy  stages. My   _____  is: if you are under 40, are healthy and feel  well, y  

[001] ll the excitement of  the  romance and had no sensible  _____  to offer poor Catherine.  You must act, my dear,' she      
[002] he agreed it with you?'  He has sometimes asked for my  _____ .'  Is it you, then, that has changed him?' Catherine c     
[003] s girl. Good god, he thought; I'm taking Phil Resch's   _____ . Go to bed with her first, he remembered. Then  kill h     
[004]   staying you're  not, I should think. But you take my  _____  and stand  up to him. He doesn't like that. Always get     
[005] on with his life at Latchetts.  Chapter 14  A priest's  _____   It was Thursday morning and on the following Sunday C     
[006] re to be talked to,' replied the priest.  'I want your  _____  about something very important, but can I  talk to  yo     
[007] id  Brat.  'But that isn't what I want to know. I want  _____  about...  whether to leave things as they are.'  And h     
[008] th his father and the old man had  given him some good  _____ . 'Never blame a woman for  something that happened in      
[009]  much strong tea. She asked me to give you  some good   _____ . I was once a student too, you know, so I know  what I     
[010] he  only man she'd ever really loved, asking for help,  _____  and  perhaps  money. Celia Richards  read that letter,     
[011] to  post, and he had read it. In it she had begged for  _____  and  money.  She was sure she was  pregnant, and the f     
[012] ed without interest,  opening a book. 'That's the best  _____  I can give.' 'Mr  Heathcli, I'll have to stay here for     
[013]  me her sweetest smile. 'I must tell you! I need your   _____ .  Today Edgar Linton has asked me to marry him, and I      
[014] l again, it could be fatal; Or Kenneth warned us.  'My  _____  to you is to do whatever she wants, and don't  make he     
[015] n and  guns.' Heathcli was sensible enough to take her  _____ . He  broke down the locked door and escaped, just as t     
[016] s food and rest, she'll recover.' 'I want  no  further  _____  from you, EHen Dean,' said Mr Edgar coldly.  'You knew     
[017] !' 'It's a strange kind of  happiness, master. Take my  _____ , and pray to God to  forgive you for what you've done      
[018]  'as your family's  lawyer, let me give you a  word of  _____ . The inquest is over, and you've been  cleared. But  n     
[019] , and he'd like to see you there,' I said. 'That's my   _____   - for whatever it's worth.'  'It's not worth anything     
[020] .'  He stood up, his face expressionless. 'I have some  _____   for you,  Miss Baring,' he said. 'Leave  this to us.      
[021] gone, Meriam told her mother, in a  thick whisper, the  _____  the young lady had  given her.  'So that's how it's do     
[022] walked away. But Reuben was always ready  to listen to  _____  about improvements to  the farm, and he said,  quite p     
[023] and  thanked her warmly for all her  kindness and good  _____ . Flora  gave her a copy of The Higher  Common Sense, w     
[024] . Do you play  terribly well?'  Remembering Dr Fagan's  _____ , Paul said, Yes,  remarkably well.'  Well, you won't b     
[025] this,' he said, handing Paul a  walking stick. Take my  _____  and give them some work to  do.'  He went out, and Pau     


	
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[001] nd you know  I can make quite a noise with my  horn to  _____  attention. I:  Have you ever been frightened? Have you     
[002]  to glance in our direction, no matter  what we did to  _____  his attention.  We were on our way to a  movie at 8:00  

[001] tention is being paid to your case, which may  in time  _____  international interest in the field of social  science     
[002]  knew be did not love  her. She had made every eort to  _____  him, but he had not  given  her his heart.  I saw her      
[003] Jane should use every moment she gets with Bingley to   _____  and encourage him.' .  'But I consider a man should tr     
[004] there is meanness in all the tricks used  by ladies to  _____  men.' Miss Bingley was not satisfied  enough with this     
[005] smile, as she  thought of poor Miss Bingley's eorts to  _____  Mr Darcy,  which might all be in vain. The supper part     
[006]  Lisa frowning. Next moment she  touched  Ian's arm to  _____  his attention and he turned away.  'That girl is doing     
[007] ond their magazines' usual areas of  concentration to   _____  a wider audience. Mr. Hirschorn, the former executive      
[008] hether  natural or man-made, the more tourists it will  _____ . On the  other hand, the more a community comes to res     
[009] -a move that (Richard)  Riordan  regards as crucial to  _____  a permanent chief executive  officer  capable of turni     
[010] w  more people  in August than Major League Soccer and  _____  as many TV  viewers  as men's professional golf? Or th     
[011] d you  know  I can make quite a noise with my  horn to  _____  attention. I:  Have you ever been frightened? Have you     
[012]  to glance in our direction, no matter  what we did to  _____  his attention.  We were on our way to a  movie at 8:00     
[013] not hard to see why. To work, comprehensives  need  to  _____  a reasonable spread of pupils of different  background     
[014]  become secretaries. 'The three-term  courses  tend to  _____  the typical boarding-school girl who has  decided  she     
[015] The University of  Edinburgh runs summer schools which  _____  students from  all  over the world. Not surprisingly,      
[016] tention is being paid to your case, which may  in time  _____  international interest in the field of social  science     
[017]  knew be did not love  her. She had made every eort to  _____  him, but he had not  given  her his heart.  I saw her      
[018] Jane should use every moment she gets with Bingley to   _____  and encourage him.' .  'But I consider a man should tr     
[019] there is meanness in all the tricks used  by ladies to  _____  men.' Miss Bingley was not satisfied  enough with this     
[020] smile, as she  thought of poor Miss Bingley's eorts to  _____  Mr Darcy,  which might all be in vain. The supper part     
[021]  Lisa frowning. Next moment she  touched  Ian's arm to  _____  his attention and he turned away.  'That girl is doing     


	
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[001] , restaurants, and  other places people give a 'tip' ?  _____  money on top of the  price.  Without this                  
[002]              money on top of the  price.  Without this  _____  money, many workers do not have  enough money to live.     
[003] gent will ask 1. 2 million pounds.  The agent gets the  _____   200,000 pounds for his work and everyone is pleased.      
[004] oved Spielberg's next movie about an alien, E. T - The  _____   Terrestrial.  Again, he was nominated for Best Direct     
[005] at they aren't real. Many experts now  believe in ESP ( _____  sensory perception).  People with ESP  are able to ?kn     
[006]  lots  of  unnecessary mistakes because of it. And the  _____  employees  it involves means  that their prices are hi     
[007] and  decided against the new corn - no matter how much  _____  grain it  provided. They complained that it wasn't goo     
[008] rk for quite a  long time. I think she's earning some   _____  money working as a dancer in a  theatre or club in the     
[009] o give them  more work to do. They  also go to special  _____  schools in the  evening, so they're busy most of the       
[010] not satisfactory then the  student is given  even more  _____  lessons. P: Phew! They must love the  holidays.  G: Ye     
[011] an  body. It is  added to other materials to give them  _____  strength. It has  played an important part in our live     
[012]  central heating in  all the rooms, so there's nothing  _____  to pay there. A: Oh  lovely, and do you  want the rent     
[013] their luggage,  and they  are close to the toilets for  _____  convenience. You can reserve  your  seats in advance.      
[014] , restaurants, and  other places people give a 'tip' ?  _____  money on top of the  price.  Without this                  
[015]              money on top of the  price.  Without this  _____  money, many workers do not have  enough money to live.     
[016] gent will ask 1. 2 million pounds.  The agent gets the  _____   200,000 pounds for his work and everyone is pleased.      
[017] oved Spielberg's next movie about an alien, E. T - The  _____   Terrestrial.  Again, he was nominated for Best Direct     
[018] at they aren't real. Many experts now  believe in ESP ( _____  sensory perception).  People with ESP  are able to ?kn     
[019]  lots  of  unnecessary mistakes because of it. And the  _____  employees  it involves means  that their prices are hi     
[020] and  decided against the new corn - no matter how much  _____  grain it  provided. They complained that it wasn't goo     
[021] rk for quite a  long time. I think she's earning some   _____  money working as a dancer in a  theatre or club in the     
[022] o give them  more work to do. They  also go to special  _____  schools in the  evening, so they're busy most of the       
[023] not satisfactory then the  student is given  even more  _____  lessons. P: Phew! They must love the  holidays.  G: Ye     
[024] an  body. It is  added to other materials to give them  _____  strength. It has  played an important part in our live     
[025]  central heating in  all the rooms, so there's nothing  _____  to pay there. A: Oh  lovely, and do you  want the rent     

[001] ling  in. How helpful it will be for her to  have some  _____  food ready. Laura! Get me the big basket  from the kit     
[002] lly. But I can't get rid of the idea that we've got an  _____   player... somebody who ought not to be here at all.'      
[003] t it,' said Susan. 'I'll clean it up. I have lots  of   _____  time now.'  Stan smiled a little nervously. He was gla     
[004] cousins is called  Seth or Reuben, or  if you want any  _____  boots or anything. There is bound to be  a lot of mud.     
[005] to persuade the owner's wife, Mrs Murther,  to cook an  _____  piece  of meat for her, and in a surprisingly short ti     
[006] m.'  But Flora thought otherwise, and went to fetch an  _____  coat.  They started on their journey and at first Amos     
[007] the  sleeping Samora on to the papers and fastened the  _____   nappy on. Samora did not wake.  At the window, Biko r     
[008] s, usually.'  I will make a note of that, and have two  _____  lumps put out  for you. But don't let the boys get the     
[009] gan. After all, my mother does pay five pounds  a term  _____  for me to learn.'  z  At the end of the week, as Paul      
[010]  even  more violently as they walked away carrying the  _____  weight.  Our Globe, with all the precious things in it     
[011] om on the  ship, and added that the Company would send  _____  food  for Lellie at a cost of 200 a year. This was ver     
[012] and he was shocked to find that she would  cost him an  _____  1,000 over the five years. However, he  realized he wo     
[013] olutely necessary. That  man's death gives us a little  _____ , and I must have more  -food.'  The Captain controlled     
[014]  been very cautious and clever. He must have  seen the  _____  wires to the time switch, and had cut them.  But in th     
[015] s hands on his bald head.  'Perhaps you should do some  _____  work on your English.  Think about it over the holiday     
[016] g his biggest, his most sugary  smile.  'You need some  _____  lessons. Private lessons. One-to one.  After class. We     
[017] etly as he could. 'Did you talk to your  father  about  _____  English lessons?' 'I can't talk here. It's too noisy.      
[018] oons her mother was out doing small  jobs to earn some  _____  money. Hu didn't like to return to the  empty flat. An     
[019] in, returning to her chair. How could she  pay for her  _____  English lessons? She didn't get a lot of  pocket money     
[020]  First you get the bad  results, then he says you need  _____  private lessons. You  don't tell your parents, do you?     
[021] a lot of Mr Stanyer recently.  '  'He's been giving me  _____  classes,' said Hu.  'Look at me, Hu.' Hu tried. 'Do yo     
[022]  the window. 'Does your father know about these, er,  " _____  lessons", Hu?' 'No. I ... .'  'Hu,' said Mr Riding, 'a     
[023] last. 'You wanted to improve  your results, so you did  _____  lessons. That is not a bad thing,  although you should     
[024] yer has told me that he simply wished to give Hu  some  _____  work after class, a very kind and generous offer  on h     
[025] bster  pieces covered each plate, and a little bowl of  _____  sauce  came with it. She dipped some bread into the sa     


	
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[001] oto of your wife?' asked Logan.  Kerr took our a small  _____  and put it on the table.  Logan looked at it.  Margare     
[002]   know what.' Grant said nothing.  Logan gave him the   _____  of Margaret Kerr.  'I'd like this photo in  tomorrow's     
[003] s desk.  On Logan's  desk was the morning paper with a  _____  of Margaret  Kerr on the front.  'OK, Tommy,' began Lo     
[004] ag,'- McCoist said, 'so we knew who she  was.  And her  _____  was in this morning's paper, so I  called you.' 'Thank     
[005] light  and looked at one of the photographs.  It was a  _____   of  a priest, standing outside a church.  He looked a     
[006] st, standing outside a church.  He looked at a second   _____  and then a third and then a fourth.  The same  man  wa     
[007] k to  Tom about it,' she thought.  She looked at Tom's  _____  on the table next to her.  It  showed a tall, dark-hai     
[008] owed a tall, dark-haired young man with a beard.  The   _____  was taken just after their final examinations at  Swan     
[009]   went back to the table by the bed and looked at the   _____  again.  She loved Tom.  She was sure.  'But does he re     
[010] around Europe.  I enjoy visiting  different cities.  I  _____  old buildings - palaces, bridges,  churches, that kind     
[011] re or since then,' Helen  thought.  She  looked at the  _____  more carefully.  Was Vic giving Sarah something? What      
[012] ething? What was it?  She noticed another thing in the  _____ .  A man with a  dark moustache was standing behind Vic     
[013] tanding behind Vic and Sarah.  She  looked back at the  _____  of Mary and the man in St  Peter's Square.  It was the     
[014]  she couldn't describe it.  'Do you think I can take a  _____  of these bowls, Helen?  I'd love to show them to my fr     
[015] up one or two pieces.  I realized they  were part of a  _____ .  A cold wind came through the  broken windows.  I cou     
[016] aid.  She felt better when she heard that.  Pilgrim's   _____  on the table next to her bed was the first thing  that     
[017] t morning, a package arrived for Tom.  It contained a   _____  of a girl on a beautiful black horse, and a return  ti     
[018]  who was Miss World.  It started when  she asked for a  _____  of Best with her at a dance club  in Manchester.  As t     
[019] Watts, Los Angeles, August 13,  1965.  p. 38: The last  _____  of King, outside room 306 at the  Memphis Hotel.  Prom     
[020] the Young England School.  Even when she agreed  to  a  _____ , they still made trouble.  The light was shining  behi     
[021]  didn't help her.  Even Charles was not amused by the   _____ .  Diana began to understand that even famous  and popu     
[022]  were cameras and lights  everywhere, as they tried to  _____  Diana's car.  When  the road came to the River Seine,      
[023] leep and  then woke up in this new place.  This famous  _____  was  taken in 1950 on Paul Trent's farm in the US.  Mr     
[024] d white  photographs of Nessie.  There wasn't a better  _____   until 1977.  In that year, Doc Shiels took some colou     
[025]  They were very  frightened, but they took this famous  _____ .  It is one of  the best photographs of a ghost.  Sinc     

[001]  Sid had made for her from packing cases,  there was a  _____  of her and Sid on  their wedding day. Now that was a n     
[002] ectric chair, isn't he?'  Holly Ann had given Nudger a  _____  of Curtis Colt.  Now Nudger  held it for Gantner to  s     
[003] ally  weren't sure.' Gantner  sighed and looked at the  _____ . 'It's Colt. He7  shot the man and woman while I was s     
[004]  other witnesses also identified Curtis Colt from the   _____ .  The last witness was an  elderly woman named  Iris L     
[005] olt's hair and  mustache.'  Nudger looked again at the  _____ . Curtis Colt was thin,  with a  thick mustache and cur     
[006] e. I put it back  on the table.  Fred was staring at a  _____  of Elinor in a silver frame,  on the  desk. 'She was b     
[007] e went on quietly. Mrs Thompson had identified Fred's   _____  as  the postman she had  seen going into the  office,      
[008] s she  spoke, she looked angrily across the room at  a  _____  of Seth in  football clothes.  'He is really very hand     
[009] efore there was a camera.' He pointed to the earliest   _____ , taken in the 1860s or 1870s, showing a group  of men      
[010] ter any whisky,  and the result was a most unfortunate  _____ . He  should never have been allowed into the boys' cha     
[011] discover, on the centre page, a dark but  recognizable  _____  of Margot and Peter. The article  next to it reported      
[012]  sat back in his seat for a long time, looking at the   _____ , while his companions played cards. So far he  had  fa     
[013] ow lovely Margot was, thought Paul, even in this poor   _____ ! Even his rough criminal companions noticed  that  the     
[014] ' I asked.  'How did you recognize him?'  'He gets his  _____  in the papers,' I replied.  'Well, his interest in Ash     
[015] den  Ogilvie sent for me next morning and showed me a   _____  of a man  wearing a heavy coat  and a fur hat. There       
[016] t, that's what his passport  says.'  He passed another  _____  across the desk. I took one  look at it  and said, 'Th     
[017]  sudden, bright light from the boat.  Someone taking a  _____ , Monika thought.  'Aaaah! Aaaah!' It was Carlson. His      
[018] e held the  passport in his hand and showed Monika the  _____  in  the passport. Then she felt someone pushing her fr     
[019] in,' Monika said quickly. 'My hair. It's not like the   _____ . I know. I bought hair colour in South Africa. I  can      
[020] e to the back page  and still have time to look at the  _____  of the girl on  page three, and then look at her again     
[021]   "him the wrong photographs? Tom looked again at the   _____  of the couple outside the first house. It was his  hou     
[022] ription was very full and it matched the  woman in the  _____ . :  Tom told the detective he was wonderful and that h     
[023] gan, he received a reply - just  a short letter with a  _____  of two women.  'My God!' he said quietly, talking to h     
[024] and the smell of her dark hair.  He looked back at the  _____ . The two women were  sitting on a sofa together and ho     
[025] hink that he had not been a part of it.  He turned the  _____  over. On the back was the date  and the words, 'Beth a     


	
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[001] e warm pink of Eleanor's face was lovely,  but  didn't  _____  say so.  'Have you ever seen Peggy Gates on a horse?'      
[002] ur secret, Martin.'  Bledsoe's face turned white. 'How  _____  you!'  'Do you have secrets in your past?'  Bledsoe ba     
[003] an joined in. 'Shall I ask her?' she said.  'You don't  _____ ,' said Jessie May.  'Oh, I'm not frightened,' said Len     
[004] hem. Aunt  Beryl just couldn't believe her eyes.  'How  _____  you bring the little Kelveys into our garden!' she  sa     
[005]   singing - the same song again and again. 'I wouldn't  _____  go  to sleep if I were alone in here,' thought the  li     
[006] t her on the head.  'You'll get worse than that if you  _____  say that again!' she  shouted.  Jo was too drunk to no     
[007] the locksmith's  key to open the back door. He did not  _____  turn on any lights,  or go  into the bedroom, in case      
[008] t was  probably a punishment for her wickedness!' 'How  _____  you  speak of her to me?' cried Heathcli wildly. But a     
[009] she asked angrily.  'Who will separate us? Nobody will  _____ ! Edgar must learn to  accept him as my friend. Didn't      
[010] 'But Ellen,' she cried, staring horrified at him, 'how  _____  he  speak to me like that! He must do as I tell him!'      
[011] ou've just said, and mean it.'  'Mad!' she cried. 'You  _____  use that word? Locked in your  room,  talking to yours     
[012] t  me and was holding  Celia's arms tightly.  'Did you  _____  go into her room?' he shouted, shaking her.  And getti     
[013]  hidden.'  Slowly, she stood up and looked at me. 'How  _____  you  speak i  to me like that! Me, a Zhukovski!'  'I d     
[014] Monitor propose marriage to Elfine? Even Flora did not  _____   imagine what would happen if they  returned from the      
[015] w did you get  these?'  Ken smiled. 'I got them. Do we  _____  use them ?'  Woods examined the pictures again. In Cap     
[016]  an example of him so that no other  black person will  _____  to come near me.'  Wendy stood up and they both began      
[017] ming. I have checked the law. I don't  think they will  _____  to stop us.'  .    A short, elderly Pakistani opened t     
[018] is now, thanks to Bruce, and I  don't think they would  _____ .'  'Listen, they don't care about newspapers,' Bruce a     
[019]  times. All the others ran six times. I counted.'  How  _____  you suggest such a thing?' said Mrs Clutterbuck.  We d     
[020] n, the  closeness and confidence of family life. But I  _____  say I  wouldn't  have listened. Our life is lived betw     
[021] ge room in the West Tower. It is a little  damp, but I  _____  say Diana will arrange for a fire to be lighted  there     
[022] ford, for two years.'  The Doctor looked up. Don't you  _____  to make jokes here,  my man.'  Sorry,' said Paul.  Don     
[023] nd another job somewhere. I'll advertise.' 'Don't you   _____ !'  he growled. 'Promise me, Jane, not to look  for ano     
[024] r four years I haven't dared  think of love... ,  'You  _____  now, she said. 'Daren't you. .  Time went by, and I le     
[025] sperately needed the pain killing drug, but I did not   _____  use the bottle on the table. I pushed my wheel-chair  

[001] s to say that he was a bold,  dashing fellow, ready to  _____  anything and was astonished at  nothing. Pencroft at t     
[002]  cavern," said the reporter, "and no  wild beasts will  _____  to cross the threshold." "Into the jaguar's  house, th     
[003] ill possible? It was doubtful, yet Ayrton  resolved to  _____  everything in order to rejoin his companions.  Four ba     
[004] to Ayrton's opinion, could not  believe that she would  _____  to attempt it. In the meanwhile,  the  pirates who occ     
[005] ll see if the cowards who strike us  from  behind will  _____  to meet us face to face!" "I am still very  weak,  my      
[006] ght it possible to live  alone! You should, therefore,  _____  all in the attempt to leave  Lincoln Island, and see o     
[007] , they   delight in full houses, and they occasionally  _____    to experiment in interpreting a dramatic classic.            


	
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[001] areful.  Try to understand what you're doing.  You can  _____  the problem, but it won't be easy.' 'Oh,' Helen  said.     
[002] now  she did not know her child.  She needed action to  _____  her  problems, because she could not live with her fee     
[003] on Joe's  fingers.  He was a lawyer, so his job was to  _____  problems;  he always needed to understand everything.      
[004]  intelligent man enjoys using his mind.  He likes  to   _____  mysteries.  To ordinary people, intelligent people are     
[005] y was also covered in blood.  "Nobody has been able to  _____  this mystery yet."The next  day's paper gave more info     
[006]   murders are a mystery.  I do not know how anyone can  _____   them." "Do not judge these murders by the actions and     
[007]  story is easily understood.  "So, why don't we try to  _____  these murders? It will be  amusing.  First, we will go     
[008] e solved.  It is too  strange.  But that is why we can  _____  it.  "First, the police do not know why the women were     
[009] nds like words were heard clearly.  That is  why I can  _____  this mystery.  But I will not tell you my thoughts  ye     
[010] s is really very  simple.  I think that the police can  _____  the mystery without  help.  But Dupin will want to hea     
[011] ,is the problem.  The matter is simple, but we  cannot  _____  it." "Maybe the mystery is too easy," said  Dupin.  Th     
[012] tions.  And he spoke about war.  War is not the way to  _____  problems, he said.  It is  necessary  to end war and v     
[013] sary  to end war and violence between nations.  We can  _____   problems through peaceful activities.  After King rec     
[014]  and books  follow the lives of good, brave people who  _____  their  problems with intelligence and courage.  In the     
[015] nside, Erin felt that something  was wrong.  Could she  _____  the mystery? She needed more  information.  The next d     
[016] t it.  She  wanted to help.  So she bravely decided to  _____  the Hinkley  mystery alone.  Erin visited people in Hi     
[017] etition for  bankruptcy because she didn't know how to  _____  the problem.***  If you have a job, write a brief acco     
[018] areful.  Try to understand what you're doing.  You can  _____  the problem, but it won't be easy.' 'Oh,' Helen  said.     
[019] now  she did not know her child.  She needed action to  _____  her  problems, because she could not live with her fee     
[020] on Joe's  fingers.  He was a lawyer, so his job was to  _____  problems;  he always needed to understand everything.      
[021]  intelligent man enjoys using his mind.  He likes  to   _____  mysteries.  To ordinary people, intelligent people are     
[022] y was also covered in blood.  "Nobody has been able to  _____  this mystery yet."The next  day's paper gave more info     
[023]   murders are a mystery.  I do not know how anyone can  _____   them." "Do not judge these murders by the actions and     
[024]  story is easily understood.  "So, why don't we try to  _____  these murders? It will be  amusing.  First, we will go     
[025] e solved.  It is too  strange.  But that is why we can  _____  it.  "First, the police do not know why the women were    

[001] seemed unconnected with the problems I was  trying to   _____ . But it had been  important to Boom Boom.  He had writ     
[002] a back door  key for number 9.  'If you can help me to  _____  this case,' said Bell quietly, 'I'll be  grateful - yo     
[003] in the street solving crimes.  'You're the best man to  _____  this Jericho case,' said the  ACC. 'And  you can have      
[004] se.'  'Really, sir? I think Conrad's fingerprints will  _____  it.'  'Don't bet too much money on that,' said Morse.      
[005] ult case after  all. You didn't need a great  brain to  _____  a murder  case, just careful investigation of the fact     
[006] ur hours of careful thought, and  several whiskies, to  _____  the  first part of the  problem, and discover the name     
[007] ll have to  realize that it's these tiny  details that  _____  cases in the end.'  'Why are you angry with me, sir? W     
[008] ou or your brother  murdered Jackson, but I've  got to  _____  the murder, and I must have the truth!'  'Well, you're     
[009] nd quietly,  'but  Sergeant Lewis and I are  trying to  _____  a murder. If  people help us, then we can discover the     
[010] ooks like the sort of problem we're going to have  to   _____  the hard way - step by  step. But I'll be glad to  hav     
[011] cords out of the  computer? It was a puzzle I couldn't  _____ , so I went to the  War office to see if I could look a     
[012] we have solved problem after problem. And now we must   _____   the most diicult problem of all. Forta, our world, is     
[013]  It also told me  that I had not been strong enough to  _____  my problems; I had  failed. When I found the diary, I      
[014] ould not forget Ted's promise. I was sure that I could  _____   the problem of Marcus.  'You've forgotten something,'     
[015] arents were  very kind and generous and helped Lara to  _____  another  diicult problem while she lived with them.  O     
[016] etition for  bankruptcy because she didn't know how to  _____  the  problem.  ***    If you have a job, write a brief     
[017] ed from a  unique  teacher-training scheme intended to  _____  a skills shortage in  UK  schools. Miss Conget, 34, wa     
[018] chers are much more interested in helping  teachers to  _____  problems than in merely defining them.  Professor Hugh     
[019] seemed unconnected with the problems I was  trying to   _____ . But it had been  important to Boom Boom.  He had writ     
[020] a back door  key for number 9.  'If you can help me to  _____  this case,' said Bell quietly, 'I'll be  grateful - yo     
[021] in the street solving crimes.  'You're the best man to  _____  this Jericho case,' said the  ACC. 'And  you can have      
[022] se.'  'Really, sir? I think Conrad's fingerprints will  _____  it.'  'Don't bet too much money on that,' said Morse.      
[023] ult case after  all. You didn't need a great  brain to  _____  a murder  case, just careful investigation of the fact     
[024] ur hours of careful thought, and  several whiskies, to  _____  the  first part of the  problem, and discover the name     
[025] ll have to  realize that it's these tiny  details that  _____  cases in the end.'  'Why are you angry with me, sir? W     


	
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[001] stepped into the  kitchen.  It was deadly cold, like a  _____ .  Ethan shook the  snow off his boots.  I guess you fo     
[002] k trees covered them in blackness  and silence, like a  _____ .   Perhaps it'll be like this,' he  thought.   After t     
[003]  a good journey!' 'And now we can prepare him for his   _____ ,' another man said.  'Put him in a simple bag of plain     
[004] in a simple bag of plain  cloth.  That is enough for a  _____  at the Chateau d'If!'Then  there was silence.  'Perhap     
[005]   There was nobody there.  He went in.  Chapter 11 The  _____   of the Chateau d'If On the bed Dantes saw a long bag      
[006] will use the knife.  'Perhaps they will put  me in the  _____ , and cover me with earth.  It will be night.  I  only      
[007] with earth.  It will be night.  I  only  hope that the  _____  is not too deep.' Another thought came  to  him.  'Whe     
[008] lling me down to the bottom of the sea.  This is  the   _____  of the Chateau d'If -  the sea!' Chapter 12 The Young      
[009] following poem is written on the stone that  marks his  _____ : Here lies Arthur, The once and future king. ***  Q: I     
[010]  ham, or pork - with potatoes,  vegetables, and gravy.  _____  is a thick sauce  made from the meat  juices. *** CM:      
[011] stepped into the  kitchen.  It was deadly cold, like a  _____ .  Ethan shook the  snow off his boots.  I guess you fo     
[012] k trees covered them in blackness  and silence, like a  _____ .   Perhaps it'll be like this,' he  thought.   After t     
[013]  a good journey!' 'And now we can prepare him for his   _____ ,' another man said.  'Put him in a simple bag of plain     
[014] in a simple bag of plain  cloth.  That is enough for a  _____  at the Chateau d'If!'Then  there was silence.  'Perhap     
[015]   There was nobody there.  He went in.  Chapter 11 The  _____   of the Chateau d'If On the bed Dantes saw a long bag      
[016] will use the knife.  'Perhaps they will put  me in the  _____ , and cover me with earth.  It will be night.  I  only      
[017] with earth.  It will be night.  I  only  hope that the  _____  is not too deep.' Another thought came  to  him.  'Whe     
[018] lling me down to the bottom of the sea.  This is  the   _____  of the Chateau d'If -  the sea!' Chapter 12 The Young      
[019] following poem is written on the stone that  marks his  _____ : Here lies Arthur, The once and future king. ***  Q: I     
[020]  ham, or pork - with potatoes,  vegetables, and gravy.  _____  is a thick sauce  made from the meat  juices. *** CM:      

[001] hey walked along.  Ezekiel's body was lowered into the  _____ . Nobody cried  any more. Aku-nna watched her brother p     
[002] atched her brother pouring a handful  of sand into the  _____ . Automatically, wordlessly, she did  the same. Then al     
[003] ing, or squeaking. The huge  room was as silent as the  _____ . Moore remembered the  previous night.  He looked at t     
[004]  But inside the house  everything was as  quiet as the  _____ . Moore listened carefully, and  then he heard a strang     
[005] the  burial. Mr Roberts buried him and prayed over the  _____ . It  was  all in the local newspaper. I kept the newsp     
[006]  long summer evenings building a rock  garden over the  _____ . The flowers grew, and he began to  feel safer and  mo     
[007]  the car3  disappear. The road was now as quiet as the  _____ .  Jackson hesitated.  When he had first  thought of bl     
[008] ere alone, Heathcli! I won't rest until  you're in the  _____  with me!' I was still holding her back from  the windo     
[009] u forget me, and be  happy with others, when I'm in my  _____ ?' 'It's wicked of you  to say that, Catherine. You kno     
[010] she can  breathe the air from the moors. Her husband's  _____  is next  to hers.  <Picture.  He howled like a wild an     
[011]  walks on the moors, and  regularly visited his wife's  _____ . But fortunately Catherine  had left him something of      
[012] wear,  he's dying of love for you, and he'll be in the  _____  by next  summer unless you help him! Be generous, come     
[013] urchyard, and  asked the man who was digging . Edgar's  _____  to open the  lid of Catherine's coin for me. Her face      
[014] open one side of her coin, the side away  from Edgar's  _____ , and covered it up with earth. And I  bribed the man t     
[015] return to me. On the day of  her burial, I went to her  _____  in the evening. There was a  bitter wind, and snow on      
[016]  so happy that she was with  me again! I filled in the  _____ , and ran eagerly home to the  Heights. I looked impati     
[017] t the burial. Heathcli was  buried next to Catherine's  _____ , as he had wished. As we  were not sure of his age or      
[018]   Colt's funeral. There were  twelve people around the  _____ . Holly Ann looked like a child  playing  dress up in b     
[019] e again some time,  somewhere, shaking the dust of the  _____  from his bones.  A few days later Paul was informed th     
[020] e for not keeping her promise. He might rise from the   _____  in  the churchyard and appear in this room! I  was so      
[021] ars later the couple were both dead.  I've  seen their  _____ . Their baby daughter was brought up by an  aunt, a Mrs     
[022] will turn us out of the house, before he's cold in his  _____ !' 'Do  not worry, sister,' said Mr Gardiner kindly. 'I     
[023] ibed as the most famous woman in the world,  suffered   _____  head injuries in the crash and succumbed around 4 a.       
[024] ed up Andrew Taylor's latest novel, The  Lover of  the  _____  (St. Martin's, $22. 95). Besides his other,  contempor     
[025]  John becomes the leading man,  his  father - from the  _____  - may end up denying his son that role.  Jack immortal     


	
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[001] ve her.  His bedroom was full of baby clothes - little  _____   coats  and trousers for a girl, blue ones for a boy.      
[002]  long.  Her strange illness had left  her with  a soft  _____  colour on her face, and that  unchanging half smile on     
[003] fantastic colours: not just brown  and green, but red,  _____ , orange, and blue.  The most famous  place in Arizona      
[004] miled at her  suddenly, and Julie's face went a little  _____ .  Wyatt began to  feel  more hopeful.  While Causton       
[005]  around and saw Bill Berryman  in his yellow shirt and  _____  shorts.  He was just getting off the  boat.  'Bill! Ma     
[006] ed beautifully.  He wore a light grey suit and a pale   _____  shirt.  'A businessman,' thought Helen.  'He's differe     
[007] he sun shone in the sky and  coloured the rocks a soft  _____ .  It was the island of Monte  Cristo.  'I can jump ove     
[008] s clean and  beautiful.  Her fingernails were long and  _____ .  They were  never broken or bitten like mine.  Everyo     
[009]  small, pretty fingers.  The fingernails were long and  _____ .  They weren't bitten or  dirty or broken by housework     
[010]  could also  look like the perfect 'English rose' in a  _____ , well-cut suit, or a  long white dance dress.  With he     
[011]  getting interested in girls, and suddenly I have ugly  _____  spots  all  over my skin on my neck and face! What can     
[012] ids has to be seen to be  believed, a blazing  fire of  _____ , red, and purple. The worst way  to get to Giza, where     
[013] e life, too.  Her eyes were bright, and  her  face was  _____ .  She wanted to tell everybody her  secret.  When the      
[014] ve her.  His bedroom was full of baby clothes - little  _____   coats  and trousers for a girl, blue ones for a boy.      
[015]  long.  Her strange illness had left  her with  a soft  _____  colour on her face, and that  unchanging half smile on     
[016] fantastic colours: not just brown  and green, but red,  _____ , orange, and blue.  The most famous  place in Arizona      
[017] miled at her  suddenly, and Julie's face went a little  _____ .  Wyatt began to  feel  more hopeful.  While Causton       
[018]  around and saw Bill Berryman  in his yellow shirt and  _____  shorts.  He was just getting off the  boat.  'Bill! Ma     
[019] ed beautifully.  He wore a light grey suit and a pale   _____  shirt.  'A businessman,' thought Helen.  'He's differe     
[020] he sun shone in the sky and  coloured the rocks a soft  _____ .  It was the island of Monte  Cristo.  'I can jump ove     
[021] s clean and  beautiful.  Her fingernails were long and  _____ .  They were  never broken or bitten like mine.  Everyo     
[022]  small, pretty fingers.  The fingernails were long and  _____ .  They weren't bitten or  dirty or broken by housework     
[023]  could also  look like the perfect 'English rose' in a  _____ , well-cut suit, or a  long white dance dress.  With he     
[024]  getting interested in girls, and suddenly I have ugly  _____  spots  all  over my skin on my neck and face! What can     
[025] ids has to be seen to be  believed, a blazing  fire of  _____ , red, and purple. The worst way  to get to Giza, where     

[001] With me, as you  can see,  my face goes a dull kind of  _____ . Yours is a very useful  kind of face to have.'  Brat      
[002] ul  kind of face to have.'  Brat thought that the warm  _____  of Eleanor's face was lovely,  but  didn't dare say so     
[003] eadache tablets and put on her best skirt and her  new  _____  shirt. Already she could hear the voffice of her first     
[004] falk opened the door. She was dressed to go out, in  a  _____   silk suit. Her eyes were  sharp but not unfriendly.       
[005]   I must go.'  I left and drove to Astor Place, a huge  _____  brick building. I  rang  the bell to Paige's apartment     
[006] She was  a strangely thin girl in a dark dress, with a  _____  handkerchief  tied over her hair.  'Yes, it is warm en     
[007]   said to do. She always wore the same dark  dress and  _____  handkerchief.  Who did she live with? Nobody else came     
[008] same time, he ran down the stairs.  There was a lovely  _____  light over everything. He saw it  reflected in the riv     
[009]  and the people walking  towards him in the street had  _____  faces and                                                  
[010]                                              faces and  _____  hands.  Outside the house he waited for her. He had no     
[011] hey were, by the door. Box after box, full of pots of   _____  lilies. No other kind. Nothing but  lilies, big            
[012]        lilies. No other kind. Nothing but  lilies, big  _____  flowers, wide open and almost frighteningly  alive.  '     
[013] course, child. Why, what's the matter? You look quite   _____ .' Mrs Sheridan turned from her mirror.  She was trying     
[014] oking at the purple flowers.  Miss Moss blushed a deep  _____  and her heart began to beat  very fast.  'I've always      
[015] d very old.  Ninety, at least. But he had a nice face,  _____ , with little blue  eyes. And he asked her, so politely     
[016]  a little,' said the little governess, blushing a deep  _____ .  'Ah, then, perhaps you would like to look at my pape     
[017] pretty it was!  How pretty and how dierent! Even those  _____  clouds in the  sky looked foreign. She rubbed her cold     
[018] gave a long whistle.  They were coming to a town. Tall  _____  and  yellow houses went by. A woman threw open her win     
[019] ou  think of my little home?' He took a bottle and two  _____   glasses out of a cupboard. 'If ever you want to  spen     
[020] eady to  look after you.' He poured some wine into the  _____  glasses,  and his hand shook a little as he poured. It     
[021] ance programmes went from  hand to hand. Lovely little  _____  and silver programmes with  tiny                           
[022]                       and silver programmes with  tiny  _____  pencils. Leila's fingers shook as  she took one. She w     
[023] r feet.  The flowers were no longer flowers; they were  _____  and white  flags flying by.  'Were you at the Bells' l     
[024] y with her. The lights, the flowers, the  dresses, the  _____  faces, all became one beautiful flying  wheel. When he     
[025] ping paper.  The woman's hair hung loose. Her face was  _____  and her  eyes shone. She sat with her feet touching Jo