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Mr. Fennel rose, glass in hand, to propose Finchs health. , .

 

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An artificial lake, its shores dotted with yacht clubs and villas, sprawled beside new avenues and skyscrapers. . - .

 

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He was puffing on his cigar again, his head titled back against the chair. , .

 

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The prizes awarded, Mr. baker toured the exhibition of paintings. , .  
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1. She looked at him, her mouth slightly open.

2. With her back to him, she looked for the paper for five minutes, then closed the drawer and turned around.

3. Mr. Prusty and Collins entered Monas living-room, where they found the young women, her head almost cut off from her body, lying before the fireplace.

4. 4. The first museum we visited was absolutely fantastic. It was really interesting, with computers and televisions to operate and films to watch.

5. She walked back to the bas stop, with him following her.

6. With all the night school courses available, there is no excuse for not getting some sort of training.

7. She stood still, her head bowed, hands clasped in front of her.

8. He had not moved front his chair at the desk where he slouched, arms negligently spread over his papers.

9. He fell over this time, flat on his back with his legs wide.

10. She curled up in a tight ball, with her knees tucked up at her chin.

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1. A little aloof lay a carriage dog, muzzle on paws, patiently waiting for the boys to go home.

2. Mr. MacVeagh mused silently, his eyes on the fire.

3. Alien Strand strode into the fragrant green hush of Central Park, the rumble of Fifth Avenue diminishing behind him.

4. You dont suppose any of us would stay in college, with a war going on, do you? he said.

5. She turned her head away and looked out to sea, her ears full of the sentimental music.

6. He had slept away the afternoon, his dreams confused and menacing.

7. The being no time like the present, I resolved to begin the experiment at once.

8. The trade union says 600 more police officers are necessary immediately, with more next year.

9. Macon sped ahead, with his hands relaxed on the wheel.

10. With her away, Lieutenant Darkin had made it a point to check the houses from time to time.

11. Her heart racing, she leaned from the window, her ear cocked to the far-off roaring, trying to discover from which direction it came.

12. Then she started down the road toward Tara, the heavy basket cutting into her flesh.

13. and Ashley bent and touched her cheek with cold lips, his face drawn and taut.

 

 





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