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42. With a rapid look round, he said, "I joined the Imperial Yeomanry to-
day, Granny", and emptied his glass as though drinking the health of his own
act. "What!" It was mother's desolute little
word. (J.G.)
43. Annette's clear eyes opened; a little
smile came on her lips. "Yes?"
she said. (J.G.)
44. The plough had gone over him and he was dismembered. Grief and
remorse were pale
names for his condition. (I.M.)
45. … he fought the Peninsular, the Seven Years, the Thirty Years, and
other wars, about which he had been reading of late in a big "History of
Europe" which had been his grandfather's. He altered them to suit his genius
,
and fought them all over the floor in his day nursery, so that nobody could
come in, for fearing of disturbing Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden, of
treading on an army of Austrians. (J.G.)
46. She wore a rumpled pink Kimono and frayed pink mules
with
lopsided bows on them. (D.H.)
47. Once in his early life, surprised
reading by a nightlight, he had said
fatuously, "I was just turning over the leaves, Mum," and his mother had re-
plied: "Jon, never tell stories, because of your face – nobody will ever believe
them." (J.G.)
48. Just as he passed the seat of custom
on his return to the outer air he
met with a contingency which had not been entirely absent from his mind when
he went into the Gallery – Irene, herself, coming in. (J.G.)
49. He trifled moodily with his strawberries, then, deluging
them with
cream, he ate them quickly; they, at all events, should not escape him. (J.G.)
50. A silver tray was brought, with German plums. There was a lengthy
pause. In perfect harmony all were eating them. Bosinney counted up the
stones
: This year – next year – some time –" (J.G.)
51. … all three entered the house together; Swithin in front making play
with a stout gold-mounted Malacca cane, put into his hand by Adolf, for his
knees were feeling the effects of their long stay in the same position. He had as-
sumed his fur coat, to guard against the draughts of the unfinished house. (J.G.)
52. All waited with interest. Old Jolyon held up his hand; dark-rimmed
glasses depending
between his finger and thumb quivered slightly with a
suggestion of menace. (J.G.)
53. … they did not seem to mind each other's presence in the least, and wore
their ties bunching out at the ends, white waistcoats, and socks with clocks
. (J.G.)
54. He found Irene seated at the piano with her hands arrested
on the
keys, evidently listening to the voices in the hall. (J.G.)
55. He sat thinking it over, and staring at the empty grate, for though
autumn had come, the weather kept as gloriously fine that year as though it
were still high
August. (J.G.)
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56. This, the first private English house he had ever proposed to enter
inspired him with a certain uneasiness, as of a man who expects to part with a
family ghost. (J.G.)
57. In the eyes of a British Jury, the character of a fast
young lady, and the
character of the same young lady publicly engaged to a member of Parliament,
with wealth and a handle
to his name, would not be at all the same thing. (J.G.)
58. Having cleaned his teeth, put in his plate
, and brushed his hair,
Soames went into the adjoining room and told Annette she would be late. (J.G.)
59. Pushing back the breakfast-table, so violently that it groaned, Soames
got up. "What is it, Soames?" said Annette. "Have you broken your plate
again?
You should not bite so hard." (J.G.)
60. "It's a very nice air
," said Mary Jane. "I'm sorry you were not in the
voice to-night." (J.J.)
61. She has a music lesson at ten o'clock. At the thought the minor
movement of the Beethoven begins to play in her head, the trills long and
terrible like little rolling drums… (K.M.)
62. Nothing thrills
me so much as meeting a film star in real life, and I
had been a fan of Mars for years. (I. M.)
63. In the event
of your education being finished before that time, he left
me with complete discretion to withhold this allowance should I not consider
your course of life satisfactory. (E.W.)
64. More food was brought them. Mr. Prendergast ate with a hearty
appetite. (E.W.)
65. … Paul, with unaccustomed prodigality, bought two new ties, three
pairs of shoes, an umbrella and a set
of Proust. (E.W.)
66. Half an hour later, as she was finishing her Poached Salmon with
Lemon Butter, Salad, and New
Potatoes, Julia Stevens had been put in the
picture about Ted Brooks. (C.D.)
67. On her way home, well over an hour and a half later, she bought two
salmon fillets, a pack of butter, and a carton of ecologically friendly
washing-
up liquid. (C.D.)
68. After returning to the slipway, he took the Warden to one side and put
to him some of the questions that were exercising
his mind. (C.D.)
69. Perhaps in the Pitt Rivers cabinets, in those slightly somber, sunless
galleries, the objects displayed there – the artifacts, the relics from the past –
were leaving only very faint impressions
, like the utensils in Mrs. Lewis's
kitchen-cupboards. (C.D.)
70. The introduction of Winifred accomplished, they leaped
the weather
and spoke of the war. (J.G.)
42. With a rapid look round, he said, "I joined the Imperial Yeomanry to- 56. This, the first private English house he had ever proposed to enter day, Granny", and emptied his glass as though drinking the health of his own inspired him with a certain uneasiness, as of a man who expects to part with a act. "What!" It was mother's desolute little word. (J.G.) family ghost. (J.G.) 43. Annette's clear eyes opened; a little smile came on her lips. "Yes?" 57. In the eyes of a British Jury, the character of a fast young lady, and the she said. (J.G.) character of the same young lady publicly engaged to a member of Parliament, 44. The plough had gone over him and he was dismembered. Grief and with wealth and a handle to his name, would not be at all the same thing. (J.G.) remorse were pale names for his condition. (I.M.) 58. Having cleaned his teeth, put in his plate, and brushed his hair, 45. … he fought the Peninsular, the Seven Years, the Thirty Years, and Soames went into the adjoining room and told Annette she would be late. (J.G.) other wars, about which he had been reading of late in a big "History of 59. Pushing back the breakfast-table, so violently that it groaned, Soames Europe" which had been his grandfather's. He altered them to suit his genius, got up. "What is it, Soames?" said Annette. "Have you broken your plate again? and fought them all over the floor in his day nursery, so that nobody could You should not bite so hard." (J.G.) come in, for fearing of disturbing Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden, of 60. "It's a very nice air," said Mary Jane. "I'm sorry you were not in the treading on an army of Austrians. (J.G.) voice to-night." (J.J.) 46. She wore a rumpled pink Kimono and frayed pink mules with 61. She has a music lesson at ten o'clock. At the thought the minor lopsided bows on them. (D.H.) movement of the Beethoven begins to play in her head, the trills long and 47. Once in his early life, surprised reading by a nightlight, he had said terrible like little rolling drums… (K.M.) fatuously, "I was just turning over the leaves, Mum," and his mother had re- 62. Nothing thrills me so much as meeting a film star in real life, and I plied: "Jon, never tell stories, because of your face – nobody will ever believe had been a fan of Mars for years. (I. M.) them." (J.G.) 63. In the event of your education being finished before that time, he left 48. Just as he passed the seat of custom on his return to the outer air he me with complete discretion to withhold this allowance should I not consider met with a contingency which had not been entirely absent from his mind when your course of life satisfactory. (E.W.) he went into the Gallery – Irene, herself, coming in. (J.G.) 64. More food was brought them. Mr. Prendergast ate with a hearty 49. He trifled moodily with his strawberries, then, deluging them with appetite. (E.W.) cream, he ate them quickly; they, at all events, should not escape him. (J.G.) 65. … Paul, with unaccustomed prodigality, bought two new ties, three 50. A silver tray was brought, with German plums. There was a lengthy pairs of shoes, an umbrella and a set of Proust. (E.W.) pause. In perfect harmony all were eating them. Bosinney counted up the 66. Half an hour later, as she was finishing her Poached Salmon with stones: This year – next year – some time –" (J.G.) Lemon Butter, Salad, and New Potatoes, Julia Stevens had been put in the 51. … all three entered the house together; Swithin in front making play picture about Ted Brooks. (C.D.) with a stout gold-mounted Malacca cane, put into his hand by Adolf, for his 67. On her way home, well over an hour and a half later, she bought two knees were feeling the effects of their long stay in the same position. He had as- salmon fillets, a pack of butter, and a carton of ecologically friendly washing- sumed his fur coat, to guard against the draughts of the unfinished house. (J.G.) up liquid. (C.D.) 52. All waited with interest. Old Jolyon held up his hand; dark-rimmed 68. After returning to the slipway, he took the Warden to one side and put glasses depending between his finger and thumb quivered slightly with a to him some of the questions that were exercising his mind. (C.D.) suggestion of menace. (J.G.) 69. Perhaps in the Pitt Rivers cabinets, in those slightly somber, sunless 53. … they did not seem to mind each other's presence in the least, and wore galleries, the objects displayed there – the artifacts, the relics from the past – their ties bunching out at the ends, white waistcoats, and socks with clocks. (J.G.) were leaving only very faint impressions, like the utensils in Mrs. Lewis's 54. He found Irene seated at the piano with her hands arrested on the kitchen-cupboards. (C.D.) keys, evidently listening to the voices in the hall. (J.G.) 70. The introduction of Winifred accomplished, they leaped the weather 55. He sat thinking it over, and staring at the empty grate, for though and spoke of the war. (J.G.) autumn had come, the weather kept as gloriously fine that year as though it were still high August. (J.G.) 7 8
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