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to enclose one’s hand in a firm and painful grip
p. 20 as a matter of fact
out-of-door man
to be much indebted
p. 21 an inquest is a perfect godsend
p. 22 to give an exclamation
p. 23 to attach no importance to smth
to slip one’s memory
to feel snubbed
6. Transcribe the following words:
solemnly, an adieu, chaotically, a bureau.
7. Dramatize the conversation between:
a) Bob and Mr. and Mrs. Cayman;
b) Bob and Frankie.
8. Describe Mr. and Mrs. Cayman.
9. Comment on Bob’s thoughts on devastating effect of marriage.
10. Do the expressive reading and give the literary translation of the extract
(p. 19):
“On arriving back at the Vicarage about half an hour later,… In fact,
Bobby reflected, if she had not recognized her own photograph it
seemed doubtful if anyone else would have done so.”
