1. WORDS cat complain glory neat nurse overcome roar sacrifice sake self [001] at a wicket, and my mother has a part-time job as a _____ . I go to the local comprehensive school, where I have [002] ndon, where she worked as a maid and cook. She was a _____ during the First World War and an air- raid warden [003] ble, whatever the cost. And Miss Jessie's a wonderful _____ . My dear, if you saw her as I have, you'd never laugh [004] sked her to marry him and she had refused in order to _____ her sister. Gordon had then gone angrily abroad. He w [005] the hospital, waiting for news. 'No, no change,' the _____ would say, or 'Better go out and get a meal.' And sh [006] he do?' 'She kissed me.' The door opened and a young _____ came in. 'Are you Miss Ashby, please?' 'Yes?' said B [007] e was a very good cook, but she really wanted to be a _____ . Everybody liked her and when they found she was goi [008] thanking her for her kindness. The girl had become a _____ , she wrote, and she had made sure that her baby had b [009] ry Woodward. She was a good cook, but an even better _____ . She was killed during the war, taking some patients [010] ial about her?' demanded Osenekwu. 'She's a hospital _____ . That's all. People who've seen her say that she's no [011] my arm? I remembered. My car. The brakes failing. A _____ came into the room. 'Oh, you're awake now. That's goo [012] he said dryly. 'I thought I'd go home now, since the _____ won't call the police.' 'You must stay here another [013] ppens.' 'Murray, you get out of here before I ask the _____ to throw you out.' He laughed. 'Get well soon, Vic. [014] ing him. 'He's a bloody fool!' said the doctor to the _____ who was looking after the young man. 'Taking drugs [015] perhaps not. If he recovers, it'll be because of you, _____ , no one else. ) The [016] , no one else. ) The _____ felt pleased, and a little more hopeful than before. [017] put the bandage back, he shook his head sadly at the _____ waiting anxiously beside the bed. Next morning, in M [018] always be weak. And her loving husband is a very good _____ to her!' 'Her loving husband!' repeated Heathcli scor [019] and picture books. 'Nicky, Heloise, this is your new _____ ,' their mother said. 'Her name is Lucille.' The lit [020] than Catherine,' Nicky told her. 'Catherine was our _____ before. She went back to Scotland. We didn't like Ca [021] umped. The doctor had not seen her that day. Only the _____ . 'There was no one else in the waiting room,' she tol [022] d. It was the Mrs Thompson who had looked after the _____ . 'I clean the doctor's apartment for him once a week, [023] down the stairs. A minute or so later she heard the _____ scream. 'She was looking out of the window screaming, [024] office, and coming out again just before she heard the _____ screaming. The bullet she had been shot with had com [025] tintso, a tiny, pretty girl of twenty who worked as a _____ at the clinic in Zanempilo, and she was there to gree 2. WORDS cat complain glory neat nurse overcome roar sacrifice sake self [001] his death, but a friend saved me. He said: 'For God's _____ , you kept him alive the last few years..' Her life d [002] r, all right.' 'So what is the Counting, for heaven's _____ ,' said Flora crossly, beginning to pick her way acros [003] hange - either in violence or in partnership. For the _____ of your white children and mine, I hope that it's par [004] st unfortunate beginning,' said the Doctor. For God's _____ , look after Prendy,' said Grimes in Paul's ear. He's [005] to help her in there,' he said firmly, and for God's _____ , don't come out until you feel better.' By now the Cl [006] ake sure. Jack, stay close to Penny Ashton. For God's _____ , don't lose her.' At Ashton's house we found only on [007] ghter.' Marry Penny and make her happy - but, for her _____ , be a bad son-in-law. Yours George Ashton I sat dow [008] n his hand. 'I got him,' he said. 'Got who, for God's _____ ?' 'Benson.' I stared at him. 'You shot Benson?' He [009] is voffice to a shout. 'Then find out why, for God's _____ ! Don't do it for me, do it for Penny. Find out why B [010] e suspected cases are Cregar and myself.'6 'For God's _____ , Malcolm! What's been happening up there?' 'You'd be [011] have met the enemy, and he is us.' I hope, for your _____ , that he is wrong. A faint voffice murmured, My eyes! [012] Won't anyone help me? Rochester! Rochester! For God's _____ , come!' shouted a voffice from upstairs. Bedroom do [013] realise you find him disgusting, but please, for my _____ , put your feelings to one side and listen to him. Jus [014] with me,' said Komarovsky. 'I'll obey you for Lara's _____ . I know that we'll be separated soon one way or anoth [015] how she looked.' 'Yes, well, I did everything for the _____ of that girl. I studied, became a teacher and left Mo [016] nd left Moscow for Yuryatin. I kept studying for her _____ , and then went off to war to show her that I was good [017] the Berkshires near Hillsdale (for $55 each). For the _____ of comparison, I called the Red Lion Inn in Stockbri [018] his death, but a friend saved me. He said: 'For God's _____ , you kept him alive the last few years..' Her life d [019] r, all right.' 'So what is the Counting, for heaven's _____ ,' said Flora crossly, beginning to pick her way acros [020] hange - either in violence or in partnership. For the _____ of your white children and mine, I hope that it's par [021] st unfortunate beginning,' said the Doctor. For God's _____ , look after Prendy,' said Grimes in Paul's ear. He's [022] to help her in there,' he said firmly, and for God's _____ , don't come out until you feel better.' By now the Cl [023] ake sure. Jack, stay close to Penny Ashton. For God's _____ , don't lose her.' At Ashton's house we found only on [024] ghter.' Marry Penny and make her happy - but, for her _____ , be a bad son-in-law. Yours George Ashton I sat dow [025] n his hand. 'I got him,' he said. 'Got who, for God's _____ ?' 'Benson.' I stared at him. 'You shot Benson?' He 3. WORDS cat complain glory neat nurse overcome roar sacrifice sake self [001] ice, but is aware of t he abilities she can employ to _____ this handicap. Likewise, Shola is hardheaded in her a [002] ed! in congratulate you!' cried Flora, who was indeed _____ with relief and satisfaction. 'Charming,' murmured C [003] hanging from a string.' Woods sank back in his chair, _____ by this example of police cruelty. 'Oh, God...' he s [004] enged to a fight, and shot the other man dead. He was _____ by such a sense of guilt that he sent the actress awa [005] for one little human weakness, which I have sworn to _____ .' His eyes shone as he spoke of his great purpose in [006] such deep feelings together. 'But believe me, I have _____ this weakness of mine, and become as hard as a rock. [007] ather His face was calm. I realized he had managed to _____ what he called his weakness Gradually our life at Mo [008] no more than a few minutes. For a few moments he was _____ by fear, and then, suddenly, the fear was replaced by [009] gainst unions are just a couple of the hurdles to be _____ . Unions and their supporters must go much further if [010] zed genius of our time,' yet March was never able to _____ the sense that his work was marginal. Then, in a par [011] ice, but is aware of t he abilities she can employ to _____ this handicap. Likewise, Shola is hardheaded in her a [012] ed! in congratulate you!' cried Flora, who was indeed _____ with relief and satisfaction. 'Charming,' murmured C [013] hanging from a string.' Woods sank back in his chair, _____ by this example of police cruelty. 'Oh, God...' he s [014] enged to a fight, and shot the other man dead. He was _____ by such a sense of guilt that he sent the actress awa [015] for one little human weakness, which I have sworn to _____ .' His eyes shone as he spoke of his great purpose in [016] such deep feelings together. 'But believe me, I have _____ this weakness of mine, and become as hard as a rock. [017] ather His face was calm. I realized he had managed to _____ what he called his weakness Gradually our life at Mo [018] no more than a few minutes. For a few moments he was _____ by fear, and then, suddenly, the fear was replaced by 4. WORDS cat complain glory neat nurse overcome roar sacrifice sake self [001] tate, much more private provision, family support and _____ -reliance, more Englishness within a strong union, no [002] right - and it ignores the equally calculated, almost _____ -conscious, bursts of populism that have also begun to [003] ntive' for people to take jobs in order to encourage _____ -reliance; private second pensions for all, wherever [004] uous, sensual whole. Jencks insists there is nothing _____ -indulgent about how he has treated the space. 'My in [005] an audience in London recently, 'is a long series of _____ - organizing, [006] - organizing, _____ -complexifying processes, some very abrupt. The story [007] versities with similar physical provision, staffing, _____ -governing powers and financial support for students [008] don't have much to do with people at university. I'm _____ -contained, but university and the way academia works [009] oo, was being subjected to similar ignorant attacks by _____ - appointed guardians of bigotry, such words from Cior [010] give to each. What is clear, though, is that they are _____ -reinforcing: for example, the more that education seek [011] gospel, and physical exercise as a means of learning _____ -discipline. But attitudes have changed. Inter-church [012] editor before his final illness. Reading this work of _____ - effacing but fascinating scholarship, one regrets th [013] ilding on campus. They have all read the university's _____ - assessment of its provision and based on this are c [014] spent. Under the old system, universities submitted _____ -assessments to the funding council, upon which a dec [015] wn paramilitary compound in northern Idaho, teaching _____ -defence, and training in guerrilla warfare techniques [016] nalienable rights to carry weapons and to freedom of _____ -determination will inevitably clash with the democrat [017] bjects are less important in education than fostering _____ - confidence and enabling pupils to get a job. The re [018] rles Street are models of clarity and conciseness. No _____ - respecting journalist would visit a capital without [019] cy. It symbolises a wide-ranging search for a British _____ . Ten things Britain can still be proud about 1 There [020] E BORN, movement and dance therapist: I was teaching _____ -expressive movement therapy to a group, and someone [021] being sold as a reassertion of national and political _____ -confidence, though in the most civilised way. Outside [022] ctory marches and proclaiming the return of national _____ -interest as the governing principle of foreign policy [023] was the most satisfying; it was short and impossibly _____ -righteous. Next down the scale was being allowed to [024] n the British musical scene, yet also one of its most _____ -effacing characters. On meeting Lambert a few years a [025] w British music!', but Lambert was so uninterested in _____ -publicity that few people realised just how true that 5. WORDS cat complain glory neat nurse overcome roar sacrifice sake self [001] tarted to feel very frightened. We heard the tiger's _____ a second before we saw it. Kamal shouted, Look out!' [002] night it was impossible to sleep! I kept hearing that _____ and seeing that face. *** A: Look at this article [003] passages are about flying: "an incandescent, steady _____ , in solitude, slamming every moment against invisible [004] to the cockpit without a word. The engines started to _____ , the plane started to shake, and after a bumpy take [005] tarted to feel very frightened. We heard the tiger's _____ a second before we saw it. Kamal shouted, Look out!' [006] night it was impossible to sleep! I kept hearing that _____ and seeing that face. *** A: Look at this article 6. WORDS cat complain glory neat nurse overcome roar sacrifice sake self [001] assumptions came from - about sisterliness, personal _____ , and, most of all, The Pilgrim's Progress. At univers [002] tudy and end up as a housewife,' says Shola. 'I would _____ everything, even having a family, to show I can have [003] rong or shameful. Well, I respect that. I don't want _____ or sorrow in my life. I want - but that will do. I'd [004] ork, and I moved to the cottage in Morton. Mr Rivers' _____ I had twenty village girls to teach, some of them wit [005] d at all. The sight of another person's suffering and _____ stopped me thinking so much about my own problems. I [006] you'd accept. But my heart is already promised as a _____ to God' But he never said anything, and she always t [007] Mayan Indians, it was an honour to be chosen for this _____ ,' Sam continued. 'They did not fear it, as you! or I [008] re were queens, and yes, sometimes they had to make a _____ of their blood. They did this by using the spine of t [009] assumptions came from - about sisterliness, personal _____ , and, most of all, The Pilgrim's Progress. At univers [010] tudy and end up as a housewife,' says Shola. 'I would _____ everything, even having a family, to show I can have [011] rong or shameful. Well, I respect that. I don't want _____ or sorrow in my life. I want - but that will do. I'd [012] ork, and I moved to the cottage in Morton. Mr Rivers' _____ I had twenty village girls to teach, some of them wit [013] d at all. The sight of another person's suffering and _____ stopped me thinking so much about my own problems. I [014] you'd accept. But my heart is already promised as a _____ to God' But he never said anything, and she always t [015] Mayan Indians, it was an honour to be chosen for this _____ ,' Sam continued. 'They did not fear it, as you! or I [016] re were queens, and yes, sometimes they had to make a _____ of their blood. They did this by using the spine of t 7. WORDS cat complain glory neat nurse overcome roar sacrifice sake self [001] news: I am pleased to announce that Pickles - our pet _____ - has had kittens! Three of them. They're gorgeous, [002] 'a piano working along aleatoric lines, a comfortable _____ , and a small assortment of ladies whose goodwill was [003] he Villa Wolkonsky, move into an apartment and get a _____ ? Not if Britain wants to be a political or commercial [004] ch to reading? Do they use phonics (the c-a-t spells _____ method), reading schemes (books specially written to [005] cried. 'You don't need that. Perhaps it's a dog or a _____ . Please don't shoot it, Mr Alexiakis!' Just then the [006] st then there was a lot of noise from the shed, and a _____ ran out. Stratos stopped. 'A [007] ran out. Stratos stopped. 'A _____ ! Be calm, Miss Ferris. I shall not shoot that.' 'I'm [008] Just then there was a lot of noise from the shed and a _____ ran out. The sheep's coat was being worn by a boy. [009] urteen street fights... A woman had brought me a dead _____ and had called me a murderer. Then I changed my ide [010] he night in a hotel. Chapter 12 Montmorency and the _____ On Monday morning, we got up quite early and we went [011] ts. I like cats. Montmorency does not. When I meet a _____ , I say hello to it. Then I bend down and I stroke it [012] , behind the ears and along the side of its head. The _____ likes this. It puts its tail up and it pushes itself [013] And there is love and peace. When Montmorency meets a _____ , everybody knows about it, and a lot of bad words ar [014] ng, Montmorency wished that he had not argued with a _____ . As we were coming back from the river, a [015] . As we were coming back from the river, a _____ ran out from one of the houses, and it began to walk [016] it began to walk across the road. Montmorency saw the _____ , gave a shout of real happiness, and ran after it. [017] al happiness, and ran after it. It was a big, black _____ . I have never seen a bigger [018] . I have never seen a bigger _____ . It had lost half its tail and one of its ears, but [019] it looked calm and happy. 5 Montmorency ran at that _____ as fast as he could, but the [020] as fast as he could, but the _____ did not hurry. It did not seem to understand that it [021] a brave dog, but there was something in the way the _____ looked at him. It frightened him. He stopped suddenly [022] htened him. He stopped suddenly, and he looked at the _____ . They did not speak, of course, but it was easy to i [023] , but it was easy to imagine their conversation. THE _____ : Can I do anything for you? MONTMORENCY: No . . . no, [024] thing for you? MONTMORENCY: No . . . no, thanks. THE _____ : DO please tell me if there is something you want, wo [025] ade a mistake. I thought I knew you... I'm sorry. THE _____ : Not at all. Are you quite sure you don't want anythi 8. WORDS cat complain glory neat nurse overcome roar sacrifice sake self [001] t merely to three decades ago. It may be tempting and _____ to ascribe the changes in climate to the Tory governm [002] his constitutional in the direction of Port Royal, a _____ little figure, like a bank-clerk, with his sober attac [003] ighters. East German history-books needed to do some _____ footwork, too, to fudge the fact that Hitler and Sta [004] s, her hands were never dirty and her hair was always _____ and tidy. Eight years, thought Bee. Eight years since [005] just looked up at his anxious face, then down at his _____ white shoes. Tears filled her eyes again. Chike sat [006] horrific sight met me. The papers I had left in eight _____ piles were thrown around the room. Drawers were ope [007] studio, she would have had a surprise. He kept it as _____ as a pin. Everything was arranged in its place, exact [008] by the side of the road. They were the daughters of a _____ , hard-working little woman, who went from house to ho [009] looked so nice, sitting there, so straight-backed and _____ , reading his German newspaper. Some old men were horr [010] know quite what to say. It wasn't pretty, but it was _____ , and, she supposed, comfortable for such an old man. [011] e out, I could see them again. My donkeys, with their _____ little feet and sad eyes. Well, madam, would you beli [012] ise. When Moore returned he found the room clean and _____ . A fire was burning in the ancient fireplace. She had [013] 'You saw that?' His small face shone with pleasure. 'A _____ little job, wasn't it? I finished on Tuesday aftern [014] treets that cross the main street run between rows of _____ cottages near the bottom of the slope, but higher up [015] red mark on an envelope addressed to her in Charles's _____ handwriting. She was extremely annoyed. 'My letters, [016] made one of the wounds. But a bullet does not make a _____ hole, or burn fur, as it leaves a body. So the two ti [017] lost in refusing him. But although everything seemed _____ and comfortable, she was unable to please him with a [018] n when you see him in his armchair now, bald with a _____ little grey beard, peacefully smoking his pipe. He's [019] , and boring. *** Well, he's quite well-dressed, _____ , and punctual. Sometimes he's cheerful and tells us [020] he dramatic beauty of the States, but oh, it is very _____ and pretty and charming in a way that I find comfor [021] Both boys and girls had very long hair that was never _____ or clean, and which they never combed or brushed, an [022] ing machine. 'We raised our children to always look _____ and tidy - and now look at them!' complain their pa [023] t merely to three decades ago. It may be tempting and _____ to ascribe the changes in climate to the Tory governm [024] his constitutional in the direction of Port Royal, a _____ little figure, like a bank-clerk, with his sober attac [025] ighters. East German history-books needed to do some _____ footwork, too, to fudge the fact that Hitler and Sta 9. WORDS cat complain glory neat nurse overcome roar sacrifice sake self [001] it will do you little good to get mad, or worry, or _____ to the police, AFTER your property is gone. More and [002] boring. Whjat do I really think of this job? I can't _____ - it's OK for the moment. But I wouldn't spend the re [003] ---------------- IND 28 APR 95 / Parents 'afraid to _____ of bad teachers' By JUDITH JUDD, Education Editor [004] are worried their children will be picked on if they _____ about teachers. They object to the stipulation from [005] osing camps emerged, Jones could not bring himself to _____ , keeping a typically dignified silence until the Sco [006] don't have a culture of complaint. They don't tend to _____ because they're worried it might affect their studie [007] bishops' conference.' Senior bishops are now prone to _____ 'we're treated as altar boys in Rome these days'. Ma [008] is achievements as a composer, I never knew him once _____ about this, or about anything else for that matter. [009] on libraries. In the new universities many lecturers _____ that teaching has degenerated to 'battery farming'. S [010] ather, as he originally was, so that readers must not _____ if the shadowy figure which took his name and his pla [011] s - a boring time for all of us, and Cutlet began to _____ that his men were wasting their time. One day, howev [012] rs Bennet refused to understand, and she continued to _____ bitterly about Mr Collins. 'It certainly is most unju [013] body knows how I suer! But of course those who do not _____ are never pitied.' Her daughters listened in silence, [014] l be able to forget him in a while. I have nothing to _____ of, as he made no promises to me. I just thought he c [015] 's a fine city. I like it,' he said. 'Lots of people _____ about it. But it's alive. It's always growing, always [016] nnifer didn't look up. 'No?' she said. 'I'm going to _____ to Mary,' I continued, drying my back. 'Yes,' Jennife [017] along on that antique tour bus. I really am going to _____ about it. With the prices they charge, it just isn't [018] he was talking about, but I have to say, I almost did _____ when we got there. Mary called it a nightclub, but it [019] uld read them. It was his own fault, and he could not _____ . But no one was allowed to take another boy's letters [020] on Sunday. But young lawyers at Drake & Sweeney don't _____ about long hours. Fewer than one in ten become partne [021] Oliver had tears in his eyes. He told the boy not to _____ , to dry his eyes and to be good. He took Oliver's han [022] s after using the toilet. Although privacy advocates _____ Hygiene Guard represents an unprecedented intrusion, [023] ts when they were still red and who did not. Do not _____ that it was the other person's fault, or insist or e [024] on for anything better. But I still have the right to _____ , even if not to expect any improvement. I wish I'd j [025] ny telephone calls that seem out of the ordinary, or _____ to the Telephone Company. If the caller will not giv 10. WORDS cat complain glory neat nurse overcome roar sacrifice sake self [001] in the world, a sign of His presence, a trace of His _____ .' As a statement about the present role which human [002] e are always people who fight more gloriously." "The _____ is theirs, Caesar," said Maximus, looking at the line [003] ughts about him. Marcus had won many battles, for the _____ of Rome, but Maximus would always remember him first [004] n, Maximus," Marcus said. 'Why are we here?" "For the _____ of the Empire, sir." At first he thought Marcus had n [005] ce the 1760's, the 20th century has been its time of _____ . The company nurtured, published and sold the music [006] won 1 game and lost 15. There was one brief burst of _____ in 1969, when Joe Namath led the team to an upset of [007] og legs, anything but chicken. A black stripper named _____ Peacock gyrates to 'The Battle of New Orleans.' And, [008] in the world, a sign of His presence, a trace of His _____ .' As a statement about the present role which human [009] e are always people who fight more gloriously." "The _____ is theirs, Caesar," said Maximus, looking at the line [010] ughts about him. Marcus had won many battles, for the _____ of Rome, but Maximus would always remember him first [011] n, Maximus," Marcus said. 'Why are we here?" "For the _____ of the Empire, sir." At first he thought Marcus had n