1. WORDS abroad advice attract dare extra grave photograph pink salary solve [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 2. WORDS abroad advice attract dare extra grave photograph pink salary solve [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 3. WORDS abroad advice attract dare extra grave photograph pink salary solve [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 4. WORDS abroad advice attract dare extra grave photograph pink salary solve [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 5. WORDS abroad advice attract dare extra grave photograph pink salary solve [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 6. WORDS abroad advice attract dare extra grave photograph pink salary solve [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 7. WORDS abroad advice attract dare extra grave photograph pink salary solve [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 8. WORDS abroad advice attract dare extra grave photograph pink salary solve [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 9. WORDS abroad advice attract dare extra grave photograph pink salary solve [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 10. 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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