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DIRECTIONS: Below, you will see 10 items. Each item contains 7 lines of text. In the middle of each line is a gap (a blank line). Which word fits in all of the gaps in each set? Use the drop-down menu to make your choice. If you choose an incorrect word, it will appear next to the drop-down list. Keep trying until you choose the right word. When you finish the quiz, you will see your score. Click START OVER to try the quiz again.
Which word/phrase fits all the gaps in each set?

aloud beans deer drawer fierce messenger soup trunk whistle wool
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[001] nd have our picnic and listen to the old  steam trains  _____  past. We went to the pictures twice a  week,  and it o     
[002] ether. I watch Dallas,  Top of the Pops, the Old Grey   _____   Test, and some quiz shows. Before I turn  in for the      
[003] uality has  suffered. And if any universities blow the  _____  and say we  cannot cope any more, then they are making     
[004] . Twisdon  would say the words 'Black Stone' and would  _____  the  song 'Annie Laurie', to prove who he was.  He tol     
[005] om the river, and as he got near  to me, he started to  _____  the same song. He was a big  man in old clothes and a      
[006] ld man and I saw his eyes hood like a hawk.  I blew my  _____ .  Immediately the lights went out. Someone held me to      
[007] ll  come and tell you truly, waking or  sleeping.  Oh,  _____ , and I'll Come to You, My Boy'  A re you going away fo     
[008]   He looked at it carefully and realized that it was a  _____ . He  tried to blow it but it was full of  earth, so he     
[009]  was almost midnight.  He shut the window and took the  _____  over to the light to  look at it again. He cleaned the     
[010] t there were letters deeply cut along the side of  the  _____ .  quis est iste qui venit  Now, that's Latin,' he said     
[011] coming?' Well, the  best way to Find out is clearly to  _____  for him.'  He put the                                      
[012]                                  for him.'  He put the  _____  to his lips and blew, then stopped  suddenly, surprise     
[013] ide the window.  He was so interested in the sound the  _____  had made that  he blew it again, this time more loudly     
[014] r everything, you see.  In fact,' he went on, I blew a  _____  myself last night, and the  wind seemed to come in ans     
[015] d at him. Whistling, were  you?' he said. What kind of  _____  did  you use? Your turn to play, sir.'  Parkins hit hi     
[016] ball, and then told the Colonel about Finding  the old  _____  in the Templar church.  Well, sir, I'd be very careful     
[017] ect to call on you,' replied  Parkins. Oh, I have that  _____  I  told you about. Would you like to see it?'  The Col     
[018] ut. Would you like to see it?'  The Colonel turned the  _____  over in his hands, looking at it  carefully.  What are     
[019]  myself.'  Then, on the way to the toilet, she heard a  _____ . It was  Chike's special song. So he knew, and was nea     
[020]   which she read eagerly.  'Dearest,' it said, 'I will  _____  after dark, when you go to  the toilet. I love you. Ch     
[021] -nna walked to the toilet, she suddenly heard  Chike's  _____ . There was a movement in the long grass,  and before s     
[022]  responsible for that bomb.'  Suddenly we heard a loud  _____  and the noise of the  machinery  stopped.  - 'What's w     
[023] , no, Miss. You make a mistake.'  'Close the doors!' A  _____  blew and the train started.  Tears came to her eyes, b     
[024] py.  The train began to go more slowly. It gave a long  _____ .  They were coming to a town. Tall pink and  yellow ho     
[025]  expensive!' And she  sat down in her corner again.  A  _____  blew. She hoped the old man would not be left  behind.     


	
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[001] used  in a shop near where we lived that sold knitting  _____ . I took it  out as quickly as I could, furtively, rath     
[002] lling Miss Pole that her uncle sold the best  knitting- _____  in Edinburgh. So, I say  again, it was good of Miss Je     
[003] ittle town. Miss Pole wrote,  asking for some knitting- _____ . Miss  Matty Jenkyns (Miss Deborah's younger sister) w     
[004] way he  turned his face into the white softness of the  _____ ,  caught at my heart.  I turned quickly, and left the      
[005] eet three young girls.  Each of  them is spinning her   _____ , milk white, like the  moonlight. In fact, it is the m     
[006] er, on the darkest night, the  young girls wash  their  _____  in the sea, and it falls into the water. It changes  i     
[007] from the sea, thin in the sky .  . .  And when all the  _____  is  washed and is a white  ball in the sky once more,      
[008] . It  was lying very still and the wind was making its  _____  move  gently.  I finished my lunch and continued up th     
[009]  it.'  Rick bent down and searched in the thick, white  _____  of his  sheep. He found the hidden door of the control     
[010] s of water and two white  tablets. He gave her his big  _____  jacket that he wore on cold  mornings. Then, as she to     
[011] ks, Bobby.' A cool April wind made me feel cold in my   _____  suit.  I wished I'd worn a  coat. 'Are you going to th     
[012] d, which was dug by enormous insects,  and that Indian  _____  grew on trees. (Cotton was not known  inthe Mediterran     
[013] colate notes, Ms. LeFrak,  wearing  pearls and a black  _____  Oscar de la Renta dress, escorted  her  guests into th     
[014] ere, told in millions of stitches spun in 95 colors of  _____ ,  embellished with pewter buttons, handmade lace, porc     
[015] used  in a shop near where we lived that sold knitting  _____ . I took it  out as quickly as I could, furtively, rath     
[016] lling Miss Pole that her uncle sold the best  knitting- _____  in Edinburgh. So, I say  again, it was good of Miss Je     
[017] ittle town. Miss Pole wrote,  asking for some knitting- _____ . Miss  Matty Jenkyns (Miss Deborah's younger sister) w     
[018] way he  turned his face into the white softness of the  _____ ,  caught at my heart.  I turned quickly, and left the      
[019] eet three young girls.  Each of  them is spinning her   _____ , milk white, like the  moonlight. In fact, it is the m     
[020] er, on the darkest night, the  young girls wash  their  _____  in the sea, and it falls into the water. It changes  i     
[021] from the sea, thin in the sky .  . .  And when all the  _____  is  washed and is a white  ball in the sky once more,      
[022] . It  was lying very still and the wind was making its  _____  move  gently.  I finished my lunch and continued up th     
[023]  it.'  Rick bent down and searched in the thick, white  _____  of his  sheep. He found the hidden door of the control     
[024] s of water and two white  tablets. He gave her his big  _____  jacket that he wore on cold  mornings. Then, as she to     
[025] ks, Bobby.' A cool April wind made me feel cold in my   _____  suit.  I wished I'd worn a  coat. 'Are you going to th     


	
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[001] hen it could be  sold.  1    I put the things into the  _____  of the Chevette and drove to the  Port. Late Saturday      
[002] de and  got Boom Boom's  papers and pictures from  the  _____  and took them up to my apartment. As I unlocked  the d     
[003] He went to his  car and got another hard  hat from the  _____  for me. We went up on to the deck and  watched the  co     
[004]  on. Sean was standing using his arm as the elephant's  _____ ,  while the boys next to him were laughing.  'Get out,     
[005] enys said, 'we still don't know what Leo wants.  '  'I  _____  we do,' Mrs Maudsley said. 'You agree, Leo, don't  you     
[006] hen it could be  sold.  1    I put the things into the  _____  of the Chevette and drove to the  Port. Late Saturday      
[007] de and  got Boom Boom's  papers and pictures from  the  _____  and took them up to my apartment. As I unlocked  the d     
[008] He went to his  car and got another hard  hat from the  _____  for me. We went up on to the deck and  watched the  co     
[009]  on. Sean was standing using his arm as the elephant's  _____ ,  while the boys next to him were laughing.  'Get out,     
[010] enys said, 'we still don't know what Leo wants.  '  'I  _____  we do,' Mrs Maudsley said. 'You agree, Leo, don't  you     


	
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[001] aghetti,  salads  and  Paul's favourites which are pea  _____  or cream of  tomato                                        
[002]                                    or cream of  tomato  _____   made from home- grown tomatoes and onions. I also mak     
[003] y wrapped him up  in a  blanket  and gave him some hot  _____  to warm him up, which he drank  right  out of the bowl     
[004] ly this morning, Sofia  came. She  untied me, gave me   _____  and the sheep's  coat. Then she led me downstairs. On      
[005] per is mostly rainwater -  rainwater bread,  rainwater  _____ . Happily, you have something strong to drink.  This  b     
[006] mall hand on his and said, 'I'm going to  make you hot  _____  and yams, just the way you like them.  So, Father, ple     
[007] did not  ask questions. She showed them the good, hot   _____  and the yams that she had cooked for her father.  Uncl     
[008] perately around for a  weapon, picked up a bowl of hot  _____  and threw it at Edgar,  who started screaming. Hindley     
[009] t's your fault, Edgar, you  He picked up a bowl of hot  _____  and threw it at Edgar.  annoyed him! Why did you speak     
[010] id the maid.  There were three omelets and some tomato  _____ . Lucille's  coee was in  a silver pot, and the  childr     
[011] ennet stayed  by  the fire, stirring some rather nasty  _____  she  was making. She had  decided to stay at the farmh     
[012] ldren; four other cousins.  The meal itself was a meat  _____  with rice and bread,  served  on big plates. There was     
[013] told the old  man  yet. I'm waiting till I land in the  _____  again. Then I shall play  that as my last card. I usua     
[014] all play  that as my last card. I usually get into the  _____  sooner or  later. Here's the pub. The beer's not bad.'     
[015] all right for about six weeks, and then I land in the   _____ . I don't believe I was ever meant by Nature to be a  s     
[016] asy to get another job after after you've been in  the  _____ ?' asked Paul.  Not at first, it isn't, but there are w     
[017] for almost the whole of that war. Then  I got into the  _____  again, pretty badly that time. They said,  "Now, Grime     
[018] le job for the rest of the war. You can't get into the  _____  in  Ireland, however hard you try. I don't know if you     
[019] but I've never had any Doubts. When you've been in the  _____   as often as I have, it gives you a sort of feeling th     
[020] actly cheerful.'  No, I'm not. The fact is, I'm in the  _____  again.'  Badly?'  Right up to the neck. Couldn't be wo     
[021] ure happiness!'  Absolutely,' said Grimes. After their  _____  they had the worst  sort of fish. Mr Prendergast made      
[022]   They managed to catch Grimes on his way out.  In the  _____  again?' asked Paul.  Well, not exactly, but things hav     
[023] g together, cutting stone in the quarries. I'm in the   _____   as usual. Been here a fortnight and it seems too long     
[024] and showed us the little room. Grace Poole was  making  _____   over a fire, and behind her a shape  crawled on the f     
[025]  workers sat and ate bowls of  khao dhom, a thick rice  _____ . They wore their office clothes,  and they ate quickly     


	
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[001] t, and Little John. For food, they  killed  the king's  _____ , and many days were spent eating,  drinking, and playi     
[002] e to be very quiet. We crept nearer and found a  dead   _____ ,  its flesh torn open, still bleeding. This was the ti     
[003] se in the  mountains.'  OK.'  Above the fireplace is a  _____ 's head...'  What's a                                       
[004]                                  's head...'  What's a  _____ ?'  It's an animal that used to live in the woods. Peop     
[005] a County where they shunpike, swim in  ponds and  spot  _____  on the lawn at dusk. Jennie also told me about  Columb     
[006] yoffs last season.    It's hard to believe we can hunt  _____  in just two weeks as  Maryland bow season opens Sept.      
[007] . Virginians find  Marylanders  odd. 'How can you hunt  _____  with green leaves still on the  trees?' they ask. They     
[008] ed the sport out of concern about  wounding and losing  _____ . Too many folks in my old hunt club  came  in from tre     
[009] doing that and as a result never  loosed an arrow at a  _____ , despite some opportunities. But  90  percent of the t     
[010]  both (Jim) Clay and (Larry) Coburn are  confident the  _____  they shoot will succumb quickly and  relatively  painl     
[011] umb quickly and  relatively  painlessly. 'A lot of the  _____  don't even know they've been hit,'  said Coburn. 'They     
[012] st stand there, look around, and fall  over.  ' A lost  _____ , says Coburn, 'isn't wasted. The foxes and  bobcats  a     
[013] t, and Little John. For food, they  killed  the king's  _____ , and many days were spent eating,  drinking, and playi     
[014] e to be very quiet. We crept nearer and found a  dead   _____ ,  its flesh torn open, still bleeding. This was the ti     
[015] se in the  mountains.'  OK.'  Above the fireplace is a  _____ 's head...'  What's a                                       
[016]                                  's head...'  What's a  _____ ?'  It's an animal that used to live in the woods. Peop     


	
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[001] was an extreme feminist  household that could be quite  _____  - and a lot of my male  friends were petrified of comi     
[002] lace. In Delhi, the competition might have  been  more  _____ . This article is based on research for a  programme in     
[003] f cheerfulness  wereblacked out by Miss MacCready, the  _____  mother's  help.  Eventually, the whole precarious edif     
[004]  all Nexus-6 types  o the market.' Her black eyes were  _____   now as she frowned at him. Just because you police ar     
[005] t she once had, who  used to scratch and pretend to be  _____  when she gave it  meat to eat . Things like that made      
[006] ived down there, leaving me alone with several  rather  _____ -looking dogs. Suddenly one of them jumped  angrily up      
[007] ogs after us.  We were about to run away, when a great  _____  dog caught  Catherine's  leg in its teeth. I attacked      
[008]  be beyond you all!'  Heathcli turned towards her, his  _____  eyes wet. For a  moment they looked at each other, and     
[009] g quite close to him, something we  could not see. His  _____  black eyes followed it with such  eager interest that      
[010] ct  with.  A strong family likeness was visible in the  _____ , earth-  reddened faces of the seven family members.       
[011]  I've always expected.' He  was  too proud to show the  _____  joy deep  inside him.  Well, everything was going beau     
[012] was a tall, powerful Scot,  with a soft voffice and a   _____  looking face. 'If we thought it was another Gruinard,'     
[013] st,  and her  teeth  still seemed perfect. But she had  _____ , proud eyes, that  reminded me  of  aunt Reed's, and a     
[014] dings at all, I only wanted to know why  he looked  so  _____ . Suddenly he noticed how pale I  was, and stopped for      
[015] sees you, sir.' just then the shape  turned and with a  _____  cry attacked Mr Rochester violently.  I  recognized he     
[016]   claws and teeth. However, the creatures, though very  _____ ,  were not intelligent, and were soon killed by our fi     
[017]  next dreadful  thing  happened. They were attacked by  _____  grey creatures  about  half the size of the first mons     
[018]  fear, and then, suddenly, the fear was replaced  by a  _____  anger. She had tricked him at the very end, but  he'd      
[019] parations. Mrs Holding looked at the scene and felt  a  _____ , hopeless hatred for the ship and all the inventions       
[020] ,  and the Bolsheviks or Red Army. After many long and  _____   battles, the Red Army finally won and the Union of So     
[021] he news about her husband was not  good. During a very  _____  battle, Pasha had led an attack  against the Austrians     
[022]  North Koreans descending on villages like this.    In  _____  jockeying ahead of a visit by the American Secretary       
[023] was an extreme feminist  household that could be quite  _____  - and a lot of my male  friends were petrified of comi     
[024] lace. In Delhi, the competition might have  been  more  _____ . This article is based on research for a  programme in     
[025] f cheerfulness  wereblacked out by Miss MacCready, the  _____  mother's  help.  Eventually, the whole precarious edif     


	
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[001]  his  pyjamas, and went to bed. He put his gun in  the  _____  of  the  night table beside his bed, and left it a few     
[002]  Mars.  Rick took a large brown envelope from his desk  _____ ,  then looked at the time. It was still only nine fift     
[003] Rick, and left the office.  Garland looked in his desk  _____ , took out a laser gun,  and pointed it at Rick.  Why?'     
[004] onth before he used any of the money from  the locked   _____  in his mother's room. Then he changed two  fifty pound     
[005] on little pieces of  paper, which she kept in a locked  _____  in her room, and  every morning she got up surprisingl     
[006] ed something, and one day I decided to break open  her  _____ . In it I was horrified to find a whole pile of love  l     
[007] he would have liked  another, she put  them in her top  _____   so that they could  not tempt her.  She noticed the $     
[008] nly remembered Fred's gun,  which he kept  in his desk  _____ .  I think it was the gun which finally made me go to t     
[009] oard in the hall, reached up, and pulled  open the top  _____ . He took out a gun and moved towards  the back door.       
[010] e  Pakistani assistant, who pulled out that particular  _____ .  The body was covered with a white sheet. The oicial      
[011] 'Helen Burns! Go and put away  your work and tidy your  _____  immediately, or I'll tell Miss  Scatcherd!' Helen sigh     
[012] and quickly! Jane Eyre, take the letter  from  the top  _____  of my desk,  and read it.' I did so. It said:  Madeira     
[013] en she had gone, Captain Winters unlocked his private   _____  and took out one of his carefully hidden bottles of  w     
[014] ere would be real trouble.  The Captain opened the top  _____  of his desk and took  out the gun he kept there. The t     
[015] n, what's the matter with you?' He  opened the private  _____ , and took out the bottle of  whisky. 'Have a drink of      
[016] perated it in some way, and the article came out of a   _____  in the front of it. The cloth was very light, in one       
[017] want to be the  expert  now?' Mr Stanyer looked in the  _____  in his desk. He pulled  out a grammar book and threw i     
[018] maybe ten.' He carefully put the  magazine back in the  _____ , locked the desk and left the  room.  He didn't go to      
[019] let herself into Mr Stanyer's  classroom and tried the  _____  of his desk.  Locked, as she expected.  'God forgive m     
[020] e took a  knife  from her pocket and opened the locked  _____ .  The moment of truth  In an office in the Upper Schoo     
[021] ge brown envelope. 'I found them in Mr  Stanyer's desk  _____ .' 'You've been looking in the                              
[022]                         .' 'You've been looking in the  _____  of  his desk, Mrs Truman?' Mr Grisman was shocked. He      
[023]  his  pyjamas, and went to bed. He put his gun in  the  _____  of  the  night table beside his bed, and left it a few     
[024]  Mars.  Rick took a large brown envelope from his desk  _____ ,  then looked at the time. It was still only nine fift     
[025] Rick, and left the office.  Garland looked in his desk  _____ , took out a laser gun,  and pointed it at Rick.  Why?'     


	
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[001] says. 'As far as I am concerned, the  performer is the  _____ , not the message. As a vehicle,  as a                      
[002]                , not the message. As a vehicle,  as a   _____ , you become, in a way, a canvas for the  audience, whe     
[003] or several weeks, and Cathy had used the  milkman as a  _____ . I told her at once that I knew her  secret, and made      
[004] me, because  my new job was, as far as they knew, as a  _____ , but  there were no  messages for me to  take. In fact     
[005] the other men could see what had  happened.  The Roman  _____  was tied to his horse. His head had  been cut o.  Maxi     
[006]  the other men could see what had  happened. The Roman  _____  was tied to his horse:  His  head had been cut o. Maxi     
[007]  appeared. In one hand he was holding the head of the   _____ . He screamed his anger at the Roman army,  then  threw     
[008] er to take it.'  Lucilla understood at once that hew a  _____ . She told  her guards to step back. "This is for your      
[009] he path to  happiness, and Leo became a go-between, or  _____ ,  for her and a local farmer. When the true nature of      
[010] t away. I  could carry things for her, too, and be her  _____ .'  'That would be a great help,' Lord Trimingham said,     
[011] er, we shall all be in terrible  trouble.'  Chapter 9   _____  of the Gods  Before Lord Trimingham arrived; everyone      
[012] one of the old gods: I said.  That's right. He was the  _____  of the gods, too. He  was  their go-between.' The          
[013]      of the gods, too. He  was  their go-between.' The  _____  of the gods! I felt very  proud. I was a traveller thr     
[014] aps, it  was the conversation of the gods! I was their  _____ .  And a                                                    
[015]                                               .  And a  _____  need not understand the messages that he  carries.  Ma     
[016] were wonderful afternoons in another way, too. As the   _____  of the gods I was very serious about my duties.  Also,     
[017] d not like  games as much as I did. I was Mercury, the  _____  of  the  gods; but I could never tell Marcus that.  I      
[018] e him carry messages, too, Burgess. He's an  excellent  _____ .'  'I'm sure he can do many things: the farmer said.       
[019] said. 'It was a wonderful catch. I never thought  our   _____  would do that to me!'  The clapping for Ted was very l     
[020] t; no one could argue about it.  My duties as Marian's  _____  had been the most  attractive part of life at Brandham     
[021] er and he continued: 'We should give you something. A   _____  should be paid. What would you like?' I should  have a     
[022] have to stop loving him.  I had once liked being their  _____ , but now I hated it. It  was wrong: I was anxious to c     
[023] metimes. [My mother thought that I was Mrs Maudsley's   _____ . ] Ask her very nicely if one of the servants can  tak     
[024] he had never kissed me before.  'Will you still be our  _____ ?' she asked.  'Yes,' I whispered, but I had to look do     
[025] lt nearer to him than to the others. I was  just their  _____ , their go-between. But Ted felt that I had  earned som     


	
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[001] ollars.  Our speciality is 'feijoada,' which is black   _____  and  different  kinds of meat. It is served on Saturda     
[002] t, but I only had a little penknife to  open a tin of   _____  with! It was too blunt to do the job. I forgot to brin     
[003] and chips and chop and chips and  steak  and chips and  _____  and chips and  ham and chips. Voffice:  Everyone  love     
[004] . For most brands, the people  picking  the leaves and  _____  get nothing, whereas with fairly traded  brands the wo     
[005] as the  traditional Belizean dish of chicken, rice and  _____ .  I've eaten it many times before on this holiday and      
[006] gs just when we needed them.  In only a few weeks, the  _____  we had bought in Springfield  were half grown. Jeronim     
[007] ollars.  Our speciality is 'feijoada,' which is black   _____  and  different  kinds of meat. It is served on Saturda     
[008] t, but I only had a little penknife to  open a tin of   _____  with! It was too blunt to do the job. I forgot to brin     
[009] and chips and chop and chips and  steak  and chips and  _____  and chips and  ham and chips. Voffice:  Everyone  love     
[010] . For most brands, the people  picking  the leaves and  _____  get nothing, whereas with fairly traded  brands the wo     
[011] as the  traditional Belizean dish of chicken, rice and  _____ .  I've eaten it many times before on this holiday and      
[012] gs just when we needed them.  In only a few weeks, the  _____  we had bought in Springfield  were half grown. Jeronim     


	
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[001] w.    In a quietly riveting voffice, as if remembering  _____ , the  Reader  tells of a boyhood interlude with a woma     
[002] k out of  ten. Be ready to stand up and read your work  _____  to the  rest of  the class.  TWO STUDENTS' REPORT: Lon     
[003] etters, and  the Queen reads  each one and then speaks  _____  her reply. The secretary  takes  dictation directly on     
[004]  down on their knees - just in front of him. He  reads  _____   from  a book, the man and woman repeat after him. The     
[005] s Jenkyns was lying on the sofa and Flora was reading   _____  to her.  Ah, my dear!' Miss Jenkyns said to me. I cann     
[006] n, very open and sincere, Miss Pole told  me. He reads  _____ ,' she added, more beautifully than  anyone I have ever     
[007] very pleasant.  Mrs Jamieson meanwhile began to wonder  _____  why  Mulliner did not bring in the tea, but she did  n     
[008] ood?!' Martha sat down on the nearest  chair and cried  _____ .  Upstairs, Miss Matty was very quiet and sad. We deci     
[009] w. Perhaps she could  teach reading? No. When she read  _____ , she had to cough  before each long word. Writing? Her     
[010] ?'  'Just pictures.'  She looked at the boxes and read  _____ . 'America.  Lambourn. Children. France. Harold's stabl     
[011] ams suddenly cried,  Ha! This looks like it!'  He read  _____  from the Guide to Essex that he was holding:  Anningly     
[012] e key  quietly and opened the door. He almost  laughed  _____ . Leaning, or perhaps sitting, on the edge of  the bed      
[013] rse from Sidney's for five  thousand dollars,' he said  _____ .  No, you can't,' Barbour said. Look again. That would     
[014] s, so disturbed?'  Aku-nna did not ask her father this  _____ . That is not the  way well-brought-up Nigerian childre     
[015] s  death has changed my whole life.' She wanted to cry  _____ ,  but she had no voffice. Her whole body felt heavy wi     
[016] age. What kind of girl is that?'  'Mother,' said Iloba  _____ , 'do you think she might be an  ogbanje, a "living dea     
[017] n talk  proudly of "my son the sociologist"?'  He said  _____ , 'I don't want to change, Father. Sociology  is very u     
[018] kill myself if I have to marry him,' thought Aku-nna.   _____  she called, 'Just a moment.' Then she heard more  voff     
[019] oing  to die?' she thought. 'Did the doctor say that?'  _____  she  said, 'Please tell me the truth. Did the doctor s     
[020] admired his preparations.  'There, my friend,' he said  _____ , 'I think I'll learn your secret  this  time!'  He sta     
[021] urned with an old newspaper. Beverley read the report   _____ :  'Early on Wednesday morning the body of a young man      
[022]  what it wanted to confess  . . . 'Yes,' said Teesdale  _____ , 'I'll ask him to come here.'  'Thank you, sir, a thou     
[023] st like other men, but you are too proud to  show it!'  _____  I said, 'She died quietly, in her sleep. Her life  fin     
[024] gh the kitchen window, Heathcli  seemed to be thinking  _____ .  'I've taken my revenge on his father, by making Hare     
[025] that Hareton wouldn't see it. She, however,  just said  _____ , 'What's that7'  'A letter from the housekeeper at the