WORDS
PHRASES to set up house. to fall in love with some one keeping to put by some money the birth it was Catherine's saint's day the jewel to wish some one many happy to be grievcd returns of the day
to have ones fill of sg.
to irritate, annoy I should be ashamed to repeat some one it
grief, worry to be very near doing sg.
to lose sight of some one
a shake of the to return with empty hands
hand to come to some one's aid to draw lots to earn fairly good wages to climb to spend a sleepless night the scaffold to be in the act of doing sg.
to crumple, to have à forfeit to pay
ruffle to giggle, grin so much the worse for them bloodshot, it struck eleven
husky to be killed on the spot
a box with toys puddles of water the downpour
a dapple-grey horse to give a good pull (of à horse) without suspecting anything
to drip to make one's way through the a nun crowd [can to be standing to shelter Some one as best one to Start off again (of a carriage) the business, large nut-brown eyes job a hand with slender fingers
the rough work the cheek-bone the younger, the youngest the bookbinder
to Start a conversation with some one
the delicate-looking littlefellow
she has been married for these twelve months
the eve to go to the country a woollen to complain of à choking blanket sensation
outside (ad) there is no shame in owning it
to pay the cab-fare
the shawl to return walking side by to be better (i» side
health) it was fine weather to sob
I was allowed to see him on Sundays and Thursdays
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the veil
the eyelashes velvet (s465£) bold
a newspaper
the quarrel
a bully
22 asleep
to wake up
at first
the campaign
the wound
a branch line (railway)
the cart
the ground-floor
an inn
the cartridgepouch
the nape of the neck
the thigh
to low
the banisters
Straw-bottomed chairs
10 pass (of time)
the saucer
the hat-peg
the bell (1/4 à hammer) [bar the lady at the Poppy- coloured Somewhere an auctioneer to despise jeering
on Mondays
the market-day
the market.
gardener
a goose
a rod, switch
the beggar
the househoïd
WORDS to have à dream the archbishop Hungarian heart-rending to watch, look
after
thin
the mud
a bullet
the native
a sleigh-bel] the rampart
an aCquaintance the threshold the roll-call
the sharpshooter
his native town
the travellingbag
a trophy
the grocer
to shave one's self
the angle, corner
the aproi,
the stool
billiard balls to complain about . , Punctual eye-glasses a collection (Church) the group
the farmer the whip drunk
to notice that .
to curse, fume against
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PHRASES to think of the past it was in Spring his short cropped hair by a mere chance Strewn with large leaves to dress wounds
Î touched his arm gently
to have a mind to do sg.
out of regard for the fair sex
it is of little or no consequence
to put some one on the retired list
to fish with à line
to bury one's self in silence
the streets were Paved with cobble stones
very many times
at the point of the bayonet
the top of the coach
to be on friendly terms with some one
to climb up the stairs a room with à brick floor to unpack one's trunk
to feel at ease
10 utter a deep sigh of relief
to take à turn round the town
to walk round the room
the arrival of this new comer
to be delighted to meet some one
à Man with bushy whiskers
to go out to get seme cigars
theabove-mentioned veterinary
to give some one a piece of one's mind
as early as daybreak
an otter-skin cap
it was an unlucky day
+ A confirmed bachelor
clothed with ashort skirtin rags to be Preparing to do sg.
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32 to wake some one up in future the service
33 a hubbub the curtain the hearth to be strewn
with.,
34 to be tempted a pitchfork the dung-heap the cheek
35 the gratitude the zeal the floor
36 to be standing up the old age to skip about 38 to rub a laundress the customer 39 a mountebank my father-inlaw the wash-house, laundry 140 a stall (for sale of goods) the cell (prison) to paper (a room) 41 a humpback a cockchafer a fishpond 42 children's toys the plunge the cesspool, sewer
43 the loft the shipwreck sunburnt sailors’ expres-
sions
WORDS PHRASES a kick to walk on tiptoe to blush is she a relative of yours (2#4
lame, limping sing)?
to go back into the house
to throw off such a crowd of country folk one'sweariness socks full of holes
an officer's ser- tolook after some one's clothes
vant a turncoat, Tam in need of a servant deserter to undertake to keep some one
henceforward there is no mistake about it
the spider to furbish up the furniture the table-cloth to promise io think about it the andiron to put one's hand on the doorhandle
to hoard up he could not bear it any longer to wean a comfortable and well -fura haberdasher's nished room
shop to fill one's pipe [months fhe custom [ have been here these six
a Waiter in a café to earn money
early to go to bed early
to be in con- everything is going wrong sumption to take a dislike to some one
clumsy everybody used to cuff me
the sewers
a plank, shelf à pair of old shoes
the foil (/en- the eldest of them cing) the distant line of hills his Christian name the net a piece of thread [in turn a limekiln to arrest and release some one the slipper to have one's hair curled a shady busi to have one's self tattooed ness after six weeks at the outside a heap of rub- to be sentenced to five years’ bish hard labour the mange (of dog) the pulpit, to ramble through the streets master's desk it was very hot (of fhe weather) lead ink-pots a table of weightsand measures
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beardless
palish, wan
a jest
the convictprison
the back
the ladder
46 a lodging-house,
furnished lodgings a green arbour a tea-garden the gesture allthe more the mystery
the landing (staircase)
the disturbance
the tail
to get angry
the dread, fright
the penury
the crime
the neck
the mouth
the substitute
a tool
to whine
to look as if. .
the ironmonger
the hem
the bachelor
a drunkard
the (/a54) will
a regular customer (in a café)
to replace, take the place of
to receive, wel.
come
the christening
to read over, revise
9 pour out, spi
arched, crooked
