They had no sooner sat down to tabl

They had no sooner sat down to table, that hewent straight to the point. 2. Myra watched us both tensely, but I knew that how­ ever hard she listened, she was boundto miss the point. 3.I have made a point of travelling with a large sack filled to the brim with books to suit every possible occasion and every mood. 4."There is no point in carrying your troubles home with you. You're sup­ posed to leave them in the office," said Tom. 5. W hat one would do theoretically is not always what one will do whenit comes to the point. 6. I woke up to find the hands of my clockpointing to eight o'clock. 7. There are somedreams, known to most people, in which every action slows down, and each movement takes place as though thedreamer's feet were stuck in treacle. 8. The ship was to be built at last.The dream was to be realized. 9. Strickland lived in

a dream and reality m eant nothing to him. 10. Dressed in white, with her golden hair streaming over her shoulders she looked a perfect dream. 11. Adreamy look came into the m other's eyes. 12. Last night Idreamed I went to M anderley again. 13. I am not sure however that the news inspires me withfeelings of unmixed de­ light. 14. I realizedwith mixed feelings that an im portant part of her happiness consisted in looking after me. 15. He must have got mixed up in something in Chicago. 16. Through amixture of good luck and good m anagem ent I had done well in the Bar examina­ tions. 17. Did youget appointments mixed or something? 18. She never seemedto mix with other children. 19. There was a smell of petrol from the Bayswater Road,mixed with the smell of spring. 20. The day he first drifted into their crowded busy rooms, they allsuspected him of being a spy. 21. I am now pretty sure thatmy first suspicion is justified. 22. The door was unlocked from inside and the face of George appeared, peering outsuspiciously. 23. Isuspected at once that his unfortunate brother had been caus­ ing trouble again. 24. In that remote village peoplewere suspi­ cious of strangers. 25. Dick in anunconscious gesture, ran his hand over his hair and ajusted the scarf. 26. Both she and Janewere rather conscious of their ages andconscious of having put their first youth behind them. 27. For the first time she wascon­ scious of a second self, whose existence shehad not suspected. 28. She was never at a loss for something to say, neverconscious of groping around for a topic. 29. There was no noise, no effort, noconsciousness in anything he did; but in everything an indescrib­ able lightness, which was so graceful

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They had no sooner sat down to table, that hewent straight to the point. 2. Myra watched us both tensely, but I knew that how ever hard she listened, she was boundto miss the point. 3. I have made a point of travelling with a large sack filled to the brim with books to suit every possible occasion and every mood. 4. "There is no point in carrying your troubles home with you. You're sup posed to leave them in the office, "said Tom. 5. W hat one would theoretically do is not always what one will do whenit comes to the point. 6. I woke up to find the hands of my clockpointing to eight o'clock. 7. There are somedreams, well-known to most people, in which every action slowed down, and each movement takes place as though thedreamer's feet were stuck in treacle. 8. The ship was to be built at last. The dream was to be realized. 9. Strickland lived ina dream and reality m eant nothing to him. 10. Dressed in white, with her golden hair streaming over her shoulders she looked a perfect dream. 11. Adreamy look came into the m other's eyes. 12. Last night Idreamed I went to M anderley again. 13. I am not sure however that the news inspires me withfeelings of unmixed de­ light. 14. I realizedwith mixed feelings that an im portant part of her happiness consisted in looking after me. 15. He must have got mixed up in something in Chicago. 16. Through amixture of good luck and good m anagem ent I had done well in the Bar examina­ tions. 17. Did youget appointments mixed or something? 18. She never seemedto mix with other children. 19. There was a smell of petrol from the Bayswater Road,mixed with the smell of spring. 20. The day he first drifted into their crowded busy rooms, they allsuspected him of being a spy. 21. I am now pretty sure thatmy first suspicion is justified. 22. The door was unlocked from inside and the face of George appeared, peering outsuspiciously. 23. Isuspected at once that his unfortunate brother had been caus­ ing trouble again. 24. In that remote village peoplewere suspi­ cious of strangers. 25. Dick in anunconscious gesture, ran his hand over his hair and ajusted the scarf. 26. Both she and Janewere rather conscious of their ages andconscious of having put their first youth behind them. 27. For the first time she wascon­ scious of a second self, whose existence shehad not suspected. 28. She was never at a loss for something to say, neverconscious of groping around for a topic. 29. There was no noise, no effort, noconsciousness in anything he did; but in everything an indescrib­ able lightness, which was so graceful

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They had no sooner sat down to table , that hewent straight to the point. 2. Myra watched us both tensely, but I knew that how ever hard she listened, she was boundto miss the point. 3.I have made ​​a point of travelling with a large sack filled to the brim with books to suit every possible occasion and every mood. 4. "There is no point in carrying your troubles home with you. You're sup posed to leave them in the office, "said Tom. 5. W hat one would do theoretically is not always what one will do whenit comes to the point. 6. I woke up to find the hands of my clockpointing to eight o'clock . 7. There are somedreams, known to most people, in which every action slows down, and each movement takes place as though thedreamer's feet were stuck in treacle. 8. The ship was to be built at last.The dream was to be realized . 9. Strickland Lived in a dream and reality m eant nothing to HIM. 10. Dressed in Communities white, with HER golden hair streaming over HER shoulders she Looked a by perfect dream. 11. Adreamy look CAME OTHER Into the m's eyes. 12. of Last night Idreamed I went to M anderley again . 13. I am not sure however that the news inspires me withfeelings of unmixed de light. 14. I realizedwith mixed feelings that an im portant part of her happiness consisted in looking after me. 15. He must have got mixed up in something in Chicago. 16. Through amixture of good luck and good m anagem ent I had done well in the Bar examina tions. 17. Did youget appointments mixed or something? 18. She never seemedto mix with other children . 19. There was a smell of petrol from the Bayswater Road, mixed with the smell of spring. 20. The day he first drifted into their crowded busy rooms, they allsuspected him of being a spy. 21. I am now pretty sure thatmy first suspicion is justified. 22. The door was unlocked from inside and the face of George appeared, peering outsuspiciously. 23. Isuspected at once that his unfortunate brother had been caus ing trouble again. 24. In that remote village peoplewere suspi cious of strangers. 25. Dick in anunconscious gesture, ran his hand over his hair and ajusted the scarf. 26. Both she and Janewere rather conscious of their ages andconscious of having put their first youth behind them. 27. For the first time she wascon scious of a second self, whose existence shehad not suspected. 28. She was never at a loss for something to say, neverconscious of groping around for a topic. 29. There was no noise, no effort , noconsciousness in anything he did; but in everything an indescrib able lightness, which was so graceful