Legend = verbs; nouns; adjectives; proper noun; french
` She 's all right , ". ` That 's O.K. , the firm pays for my taxi , ". ` Nerve gas come , ". ` She 's becoming a Genestealer , ". ` There , you see , ". ` An inspector ! ". a lot of mystical bollocks. a hopeless prayer. something. all my dreams and dreads. the truth. ` I never heard such nonsense , ". ` Oh , just a hole , ". ` I do n't care what he says , ". ` I made no promise to Malachi , ". ` Do n't listen to him , ". ` You had no right to do this , ". ` Christ , I shall be glad when we can get back to real news ". ` I do n't know what you 're talking about ". ` We may not choose to come , ". ` No one can prove anything , ". ` That 's scarcely the point , ". ` I was trapped into it ! ". that he was a dealer in pictures , not a criminal. ` Long Live Germany , Long Live Genscher ". ` Gorbi , Gorbi ". ` We 're staying here ". ` Hare Krishna ". ` Mrs Wijsmýller , Mrs Wijsmýller. ` Give us back our wooden gallows ! ". ` The glove will cleave to your whole body , save for your head .. ` Ivor Newley , Ivor Newley , ". " Death to America ". ` Death has come again ! ". ` Erewiggo , erewiggo , erewiggo , ". ` Thuggery , buggery , hunger and war ! ". ` Nine bean rows shall I have there , and a hive for the honey bee , ". the warding spells that enabled Bel Shanaar to pass unscathed through the flame. one to fifty. prayers to the Emperor. slogans. his name. my name. verses from the psalms. the appropriate verses from the Koran. numbers in order. anti-government slogans in Timisoara. a mantra. my name. the readings. anti-Turkish slogans. the Psalm. the Founder 's Psalm ( no. 130 ). Invitatories , responses and responsories , as well as antiphons ,. the Laudes. Mr Dubcek 's name. such masses. gibberish. some kind of battle hymn. slogans. the chen yen. poetry. ` Come down into the streets ! ". ` Wanta-wee wanta-wee wanta-wee , ". ` your mind is a chisel , your will is a hammer , and life is a rock . ". ` We shall overturn the whole world by tomorrow , ". a slogan. commands. for the sacking of Gray , who made his first appearance in several months , and banned all his players from giving press interviews after the game. ` Mani manent cum nostris semper in aeternum , Primarche ! ". We know who you ar-are , ". It. the initials of the President 's Party and the name of Belpan 's Minister of Tourism and Transport : ` VOTE PP. now and at the hour of our death amen. ` Out , demons , out ". ` although I do n't know if it 's up to your standards .. ` The inspector believes the burglar is here in Cannes , ". statistics. ` Well , she might have been angry with him , ". ` My lord 's sister seems a sweet lady , ". ` Well , well , well , ". ` Wear that green silky thing you had on last night , ". ` You make such an easy target , ". ` You 're very liberal with your criticism , Virginia , ". ` I moved there when I was sixteen , ". ` Well , I had to do something ! ". ` Or very ripe figs , ". ` The Scots do n't look very amusable , ". ` You do n't say ? ". ` Shade ungrateful , ai n't he ? ". ` Sure , ". ` String 'em up , ". ` what have we here ?. ` How women gossip ! ". a cool challenge. that there was nothing to get upset about , because Harbury had himself cleared the way for the man Riley wanted appointed. an interest. the warning. the word. an answer to the king 's question. ` tell me how you keep your sensational figure , Rachel . ". ` Hallo there , girls , ". ` Do n't look so alarmed , ". ` If you say so , ". ` Ah 've come for mah van , Duncan , ". ` Sorry , ". ` Nice to see you too , darling , ". ` How generous of you , ". ` What 's the matter , Cornflower ?. ` Oh , I see , ". ` This one 's mine , ". I never thought it 'd make so much difference , ". No , thanks Andy , but I 'd much rather not , ". ` I 'm sorry !. ` Feargal , I ". See you again , ". ` I 'm going back to the mill , ". ` There 's no-one out there now whose doorstep I 'd be willing to kip on just to get their autograph .. the end of a play we are in. a canticle. the Hampshire score. Meg 's name. his small talk. ` It was no good pleading with him .. the sentence of the court. what had transpired from the time she had taken the linen across to the house. I do n't like the dark. ` I 'm turning it down ! ". ` I 'm the tar baby ". why am I rising ?. the registration number. for his own preservation. an appeal for mercy. ` I knew it was n't safe , ". ` I 've never sin the water so thick with 'em before . ". ` I was scared for a sec , but I moved the bush and there it was . ". ` Tell you fortune , ". I do n't you must n't -- ". 'Poor sot , ". " The the Irish situation , ". ` No shit ! ? ". it. ` Celia see sea , ". ` You 're a smart kid , ". ` Let her go . ". ` Yes ? ". ` Kate Millett , Nancy Reagan , Benazir Bhutto ". ` So I 'm a beggar on horseback , am I ? ". ` I 've been warned , ". ` Smile , ". ` Could you just shuck off your outer suit , Jez ?. ` Probably , ". ` Spies , ". ` Help me , please help me , ". ` Tina 's brother Steve , ". ` Not a car bomb ". ` Stupid , ". the most terrible curses. a farewell. oaths. obscenities. some sort of goodbye. the word. the words of the Promise. The words. ` I hear the bulldozers are moving in on George Eliot Thursday , ". a few more obscenities. something she could n't make out. the words. the words. the word ` Tonight ! ". the words of David 's psalm. ` Candle by the bed , ". what he would do if ever he had Corbett in his power. ` Maggie ? ". who it was. ` Oh Christ , oh Christ , ". ` He say anything ? ". ` Soldiers , ". that she was going back to the office. ` Scribble , scribble , scribble , ". ` Am I ? ". ` Buona sera , signor , ". ` I 'm sorry , Roger , ". ` I should n't have been so hostile , ". I did n't mean to disturb you , ". ` He 's been so kind , ". ` Come on , honey , ". ` God , what an accursed night ! ". ` And you think I do ? ". ` I 'm not really sure why I 'm here , ". that I was glad I 'd had cancer. that ` it 's probably got residual sugar in it ". that I had n't meant to do it. that he was still in a state of shock and had been walking around in a dream all day. that Garry was waiting for her in a cafý in the main stree. that he 'd met ` the very Devil himself ". words and phrases from the song. something. a negative. his congratulations. the name of a nearby village. our apologies. the phrase ` Have one yourself ". something. some nonsense. something. ` How 's the shop ? ". something. a thanks for the coffee. something. something. something. ` Now or never , ". ` There 's much to be done , ". ` I passed by death , ". ` Do n't you dare cry , ". ` No , I 'm okay .. It 's what I want , ". ` Yes , ". ` Stupid bastards , ". ` Hi , ". something that George could n't hear. ` OK , OK ! ". ` Thanks , ". ` Perhaps you are right , ". ` Some father , ". ` Give me strength ! ". ` Just go away , ". ` Proceed with the prosecution . ". ` Raw shellfish for breakfast , ". " I 'm ruined , ". ` There are n't horses that would carry them , ". ` No matter , ". ` Fine thanks , ". that former prime minister Mazowiecki lost the presidential election because he had too many Jewish advisers. that it was going to have to be the Scottish islands. that he would do it alone. that we were wasting our time because there was not a single fish in the loch. that her mother had given Terry the photograph. that Mr Wilson had gone mad. that he knew best and that life was rarely logical. a word of thanks. ` Well ! ". the words. " 'T IS a wench , ". a curse. something. a greeting. something. an apology. something. something. something. curses. something. doubts about the stability of the fairy-tale marriage. something. ` Thank God , ". something. something. something. something. something. ` Blimmin' blue , ". a denial. something. ` Too mean to offer a living wage , ". vague replies to these remarks. them. vengeance against all and sundry. instructions. something. something. the formula. something. the line about being her servant. something. something. ` Oh , come on , ". ` Eeny , meeny , ". ` He is coming , ". ` You know , I 'm getting quite used to this invisible business , ". ` I need a drink , ". ` I 'll deal with you later , ". What a fool you are , Robyn Drew !. " Nonsense , ". ` There 's no call for an angel , ". ` Goodbye , my friend , ". ` Oh , Mrs Tremayne was pleasant enough , ". ` That 's as may be , but not altogether relevant , ". cocktail-party talk. ` yer gotta be so careful wiv kids . ". ` He does n't deserve to , ". Yer 'll find out when yer older , ". ` He 's a spy , ". ` You expect me to believe that drivel ? ". ` But such is the new-found and disturbing power of punk that nothing can stop the disc 's runaway success , ". ` I do n't like computers , ". that they were five years out of date. his bitter sweet rhyming couplets. ` We 're going to cut your belly open .. ` What the hell are you doing here , Brannigan ? ". ` He is the best American comedian since Jack Lemmon , ". against the absent Earl for getting himself captured. ` six months in New Zealand .. ` Fashion , my arse , ". ` Shove off ! ". ` Come on then , this time ". ` Eric what ? ". ` Yes ! ". ` We will all defy them ! ". ` Stop leaning forward ! ". ` Put the gun down , ". ` Why do n't they come from the lighthouse to save us ? ". ` Goodnight , goodnight , goodnight , ". ` One hundred and eighty , ". ` It is tampering with the evidence ! ". that he was a reporter. that there were plenty of trees on the village green to hang all these. that supper would be ready in a few minutes. that they were wrong. that he would burn the place down. racist taunts. racist insults. allegations. he was going to get a gun. I would clear it. an obscene suggestion. something. one last thing. ` My dad says give us a kiss , ". abuse. insults. orders. a warning. something. this garbled message. one word. ` I backed a winner . ". farewell. something. threats. the usual rubbish. his support. our message. something. curses. a greeting. orders. the proper response. anti-American slogans. a warning. Accusations. several remarks. questioning in court , which. that she knew they would not believe her. negative responses. congratulations. the loudest goodbye he could manage. to stop. for his groom. for help. for him to speak. for jacks of ale. for their King. for the murderer Claudius to die. ` Throw pennies , ". ` Come in , there 's a funeral wi' free whiskey ! ". to pray instead of cursing. for his razor. ` Kilturk ? ". ` Can anybody read this ? ". that they were German staff officers. that they should mind their own business. ` Bubble and Squeak !. to be killed. ` This is all wrong , ". ten different solutions. their approval. ` All right , ". ` What ? ". something that the wind carried away. a warning. the words which the Proconsul has invited him to repeal. her resistance. the answers on blockbusters. the right ones. their numbers. t the Holy Name of Jes. his demands. ` Change of plan , ". ` The worm ! ". ` Do n't hurt him !. ` Fine , ". " Coming , ". what. Should n't say things like that , I suppose , ". ` we 've been looking all over for you , you naughty boy ! ". You used to be such a sweet old-fashioned thing last year , ". ` Ms Butcher , if you do n't mind , ". a confirmation. a reply. ` but she 's not really got the touch .. The High ". ` Old gentleman , do n't go , old gentleman ". ` Jesu , Lover of my soul ". ` On the banks of the roses my love and I sat down ". ` Summer Suns are glowing ". ` As Camille I just feel , I 've so much to offer .. ` Flittermus , ottermus ". ` Lead Kindly Light ". ` Burlington Bertie ". ` Fresca rosa ". ` What have you done to my Mum , Suke , ". ` I ca n't stop crying , ". " How can you lose ? ". ` to-o-o the-e-e Lor-or-ord ! ". Tulips from Amsterdam , ". that song. that hymn. that one. that gloomy invocation , " O Come , O Come , Emmanuel " .. their song cycle. all three verses of the 'Kýpi Blanc. Christmas hymns. an old nationalist song. the evening hymn. the opening chorus. the song. a sweet romantic song of youth and yearning. Happy Birthday. hymns. the next verse. these songs. a set of unfamiliar words. an ariette. the national anthem. the carols. several numbers from the show. Nessun Dorma. the words. songs. something like ` Nothing Left At All ". songs like ` Who Will Buy My Pretty Flowers ". the song. my song. those words. ` I Should Be So Lucky ". gentler songs. it. The ` Quoniam ". these. Owen 's poems. Hymns ( Psalms ). More than 100 carols. MUSIC from five centuries. Bach 's cantata No. 84 Ich bin ein guter Hirt. the by-now familiar ` Internationale ". psalms. the date it was built. Alexandra 's name. Gougýre for suppe. ` Goodnight Maggie , ". ` Hi , Chris , ". ` Who are you ? ". ` You could be on th'devil'sh businesh , for ought we care , ". ` What time did you say we would have dinner ? ". ` We 'll rule like kings , ". ` Ger 'em off ! ". ` Never in this world , sir , ". ` It tasted good , ". his speech. her words. his words. her words. the two syllables. her words. his words. his words. ` So does the knight , ". ` It was Molassi , ". ` Oh , no , of course not , ". ` Well , of course , ". ` I did n't you ca n't you 're out of your mind with fever , ". ` But -- ". ` It 's it 's you who 's being so unreasonable , ". ` B-but w-what about you ? ". ` N-n-no -- I-I mean , he was stuck ! ". ` B-but what about the letters page ? ". ` A c-couple of p-pictures for the station head , ". ` Ridiculous , ". that he did not mind what he was called. that she was going. d increasingly brief repli. my thanks. something. his thanks. the words. something. ` I 'm not playing at all , but you wo n't believe me . ". ` Up -- upstairs -- ". that I was very happy to see him and very grateful that he had made time to see me. ` But -- it 's -- but- ". my history. the story of the attack on his father. The b-baby ,. I 'm so sorry to disturb you -- I see you 're changing for dinner. ` I d-do n't know , Sir , ". ` I have n't been well , ". W-what 's happened ?. ` And , of course , Rastani , ". But that 's the exact attitude we have to fight ,. ` It 's another Returner , Rohmer , ". I do n't know what to say ! ". an assent. his thanks. what he had to say. ` Is it a seduction job again ? ". ` Let me go , let me go , ". " I 'm with child , ". ` I waited for you , my son , ". ` come with me . ". ` I thought you 'd feel trapped , ". ` Not if you shut up , ". ` Take her to the cart , ". " Do n't answer it , ". ` You examine it , Brother , ". ` You do n't think we can do it , ". ` Well at least that proves ` e knows where ` e's goin' , ". that he was RAF and did he know anyone who could help. that Joseph would now head for Lapwai , abandoning them as Lawyer had done. that ` something might happen ". that if he issued another sound he would thump him to a pulp. that she could n't tell anyone at home , because they used drugs. his suavest come-on line. the words of forgiveness. a commentary. the names of the Jaguthin. the words. a word. something. their good-byes. the question. something. a faint goodbye. something. a hoarse sorry. his name. the name ` Hauser ". that the order was given by a prominent member of the government. All sorts of names , including that of Graham Dilley ,. Her words. that he would soon die. The words. The words. ` Tell that guy to quit yapping will you ?. ` No , ". ` Keep a little imagination , Anne , not too much , of course , just a little . ". ` Are you sure you 're OK , Connie ? ". ` Verlander , ". " please help me to endure the pain and not to cry .. ` Asleep , ". that that 's where you go to buy babies. to wait at the top of the alleyway. ` Never mind , Piper .. ` You mean it does n't apply to me , ". ` Wild strawberries , ". ` Or to your friend , Rosie ? ". ` Do n't ask me , ". ` I 'm not feeling well ". ` In the meantime , ". ` The coast 's clear , ". ` 'T IS really nought , ".
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