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10. No sooner had he heard the young people come in and go upstairs than
he sent a maid to tell Miss Katharine that he wished to speak to her in the
study.
11. It was fortunate she had so good a formula; otherwise she might have
been greatly in want of one.
12. The distance between the planet and its star opens up the possibility that
there could be Earth-like planets closer to Epsilon Eridani - in a zone that
Cochran said might be habitable.
13. I want to be where I can see you.
14. It was as if he had had the evil eye; as if his presence were a blight and
his favour a misfortune.
15. The Countess still remained behind, so that Isabel requested the footman
to go into the Coliseum and tell her they were waiting.
Revision
Ex.28 Analyse the following sentences:
1. As soon as he had said this, his pace slackened, his head fell, his eyes
became fixed.
2. Don't wait for my next absence, for I shan't make another.
3. Since your relations with us began you have been, I frankly confess, less
- less peculiar than I expected.
4. What Russia needs is a Strong Man.
5. While on patrol in the Barent's Sea near the primary Soviet Submarine
base at Severomorsk, the U.S.S. Baton Rouge collided with the
Barracuda, a Soviet, Sierra-class, nuclear-powered attack submarine.
6. Katharine Hilbery is coming, by the way, so William Rodney told me.
7. When they stepped out of the train into the still grayer gloom of
Highgate, she wondered, for the first time, where he was taking her.
8. No sheep bells.
9. Tell the gentleman, whoever he might be, that I had heard a great deal
about him and had come to see for myself.
10. What Verkhovsky really said was that the Allies must be pressed to offer
peace, because the Russian army could fight no longer.
11. He found her standing where he had left her.
12. What was it she expected to win?
13. Julia could not but laugh when she thought how strangely his passion for
economy contrasted with the devil-may-care, extravagant creatures he
portrayed so well on the stage.
14. After painting for some minutes, she suddenly laid down her brush and
fixed her eyes upon Rachel.
15. She knew her aunt never touched the piano, and the musician was
therefore probably Ralph, who played for his own amusement.
