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b. Read carefully the following proper names, words and expressions.
Make sure you know what they mean
Proper names:
Norman Gortsby
Patagonian Hotel
Berkshire Square
Knightsbridge
Words and expressions
dusk had fallen heavily over the scene
the hour of the defeated
forlorn orchestra to whose piping no
one dances
where he was snubbed and of no
account
scarcely more cheerful of mien [i:]
the world went badly with him
unburdened himself of an angry and
very audible expletive
disarming frankness
put him instantly on his guard
if you were in the fix Im in
to turn my steps back to the hotel
a nice predicament
with a shilling on me
an eloquent pause
Ive spun rather an impossible yarn
brightened at the reminiscence
get the requisite help
far more derelict
did not fall far short of the requisite
decency
willful carelessness
flitted away down the path
convincing touch
brilliant forethought
wrapped and sealed with all the
solicitude of the chemists counter
an exclamation of concern
was scudding along the dusk-shrouded
path
in anxious quest
the object of his pursuit
genuineness of your story
I appealed to the testimony of the soap
I ought to abide by its verdict
the loan of a sovereign
the relief from his quandry
acute
judging by circumstances
poking and peering beneath (the
bench)
II. AFTER LISTENING TASKS. COMPREHENSION CHECK
GENERAL COMPREHENSION
a. Listen to the story once to answer the following questions
1. Was Gortsby in a good temper when he was sitting on a bench in the Park?
Explain your answer.
2. What did he think of the elderly gentleman sitting on the bench near him?
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         b. Read carefully the following proper names, words and expressions.
            Make sure you know what they mean

Proper names:
Norman Gortsby
Patagonian Hotel
Berkshire Square
Knightsbridge

Words and expressions
dusk had fallen heavily over the scene         decency
the hour of the defeated                       willful carelessness
forlorn orchestra to whose piping no           flitted away down the path
one dances                                     convincing touch
where he was snubbed and of no                 brilliant forethought
account                                        wrapped and sealed with all the
scarcely more cheerful of mien [i:]            solicitude of the chemist’s counter
the world went badly with him                  an exclamation of concern
unburdened himself of an angry and             was scudding along the dusk-shrouded
very audible expletive                         path
disarming frankness                            in anxious quest
put him instantly on his guard                 the object of his pursuit
if you were in the fix I’m in                  genuineness of your story
to turn my steps back to the hotel             I appealed to the testimony of the soap
a nice predicament                             I ought to abide by its verdict
with a shilling on me                          the loan of a sovereign
an eloquent pause                              the relief from his quandry
I’ve spun rather an impossible yarn            acute
brightened at the reminiscence                 judging by circumstances
get the requisite help                         poking and peering beneath (the
far more derelict                              bench)
did not fall far short of the requisite

   II.     AFTER LISTENING TASKS . COMPREHENSION CHECK

           GENERAL COMPREHENSION

      a. Listen to the story once to answer the following questions
   1. Was Gortsby in a good temper when he was sitting on a bench in the Park?
      Explain your answer.
   2. What did he think of the elderly gentleman sitting on the bench near him?