Legend = verbs; nouns; adjectives; proper noun; french
` It became a kind of cult , ". I was frightened for her and frantically worried , ". ` If she could sniff something she would , ". ` I was 11 when I started saving pennies to buy my first guitar ". that Bridget had put a couple of bottles of white in the freezer compartment at the last minute. that Carolyn Henderson had recommended the use of a formula , in the November edition of Today 's Horse , for approximating a horse 's weight. ever being in a place like this. her experience in the supermarket. dreams. All answers. Many of these men. the children 's names. Howard 's name. his name. quite obvious things. one thing : the faster you can run , the more likely you are to escape. about all sorts of things. a time when The Railway Children were , if not quite press darlings , then at least going on the occasional date with the media. the first time I got drunk on Scotch. the last time I gave you my help. all the good times. that walk. coming home with badly bruised and torn feet and looking like a skeleton. the details. the next hour or two that. Nick 's exact words. every angry word. the words of Our Lord , ` I shall not leave thee nor forsake thee . ". it. being on the table. it. she. what people will have to pay. the obverse was badly scratched. alcohol is dangerous whether you drink it in the pub or at the Christmas carol concert. we went up to Euston together one Saturday morning , very excited , to buy the ticket in advance. we did a few gigs. what they see. whether they 'd said goodbye ; whether they had wrapped their arms around their children for a last loving embrace. when we were kids. what he had taught her. where the money went. what Richard said. to add , ` Not that you look it . ". to bring a pair of gloves. to feed him. to include your address and a daytime phone number , where possible. to save it as plain text. being amazed at the size of the placenta , which resembled a football and the lack of discomfort which accompanied its arrival. listening to George Robey. the last time. taking a photograph of Harold Abrahams at the start of the 100 metres race that he won. writing an extravagant critique of ` Cinderella Rockefeller'. Daguerre. saying something about blackmail. scribbling away as an adolescent , or having a poem published in the school magazine , or simply reading novels. a cinema full of screaming kids giving the ` fuck off " V sign to a newsreel of Winston Churchill giving his ` victory " V sign. as particularly special. running after me and having a long conversation trying to make me understand. as a child who was always there for me. as a vivacious lady of beauty and charm who worked throughout her life for many good causes. him. him. the tradition. the transmissions. feeling at home. her first awe at the township of Ecoville. outside the front door , getting out of the taxi. this definition. this sign. them. you. his old happy days , especially his puppyhood. a short , rhythmically complex passage patiently unpicked and reconstituted over half an hour. the zestfulness of Chartreuse Julep , iced and minted. the pre-take off checks. It. His late father Gordon Wood. as the milkless village. 1992. a nearly forgotten , seldom-told belief that , although Gnome was an acquired taste amongst giants , they would occasionally serve it at very special occasions. everything. the value of getting to know your lender and keeping them informed. exactly what it was like. exactly what happened under the previous Labour Government. exactly whom she had left her cousin with. that she 's about twenty-five or six , about five five , hundred and fifteen pounds all where they 're supposed to be , hair that looks like somebody grabbed a handful of stardust and smoothed it over her head. that a dryad was so linked to her tree that she suffered wounds in sympathy. that this was his suspected murderer. that the appropriate question for predicate qualifiers is how. that in the notebooks Dostoevsky has Raskolnikov reflect upon his crime and declare he had to commit it to achieve moral development and get himself out of the mess he was in. that during the summer months the Office followed the Law Courts in observing what were called ` vacation hours ". that at Question Time last Thursday the Government were twice asked to make a statement on the subject at the conclusion of the Nelson trial. what they did last week. how she had hoped to meet him some day. how quiet , calm and determined she had been. how as a five-year-old he had ridden on the back of a huge sow , beating it with a twig as the men stood around and laughed and the women sharpened the knives. seeing him. ripping the mask off to breathe more freely of bottled air. going into such a shop a few years ago to replace my survival bag. as many of these words as possible in any order they wished. as gigantic , vivid images. as a child lying on his chest. as much of it as they could. if they 'd always looked so intensely inviting. whether it was a Labour Government who set it at that figure. whether any of the statuettes had been removed or disarranged. his futile attempts to pull together the shreds of his old life. ` We sold out Leicester University. her grandmother who lived into her nineties , only moving from her own cottage in her last five years. the queen-dowager 's words , her uneasy reference to Richard of Gloucester , when commanded to relinquish her younger son. only one exchange in their discussion. the authority in the imperious carriage of the boy 's small head on his narrow but habitually braced shoulders. a time in our lives when we have been under emotional stress and have become ill as a result. the fat moustached man in the croupier 's jacket who had picked up the note she had delivered on her way home from school. in his teens being summoned to Cherwell for dinner parties when a Cabinet minister might say to Lord Beaverbrook : ` What do you think of Germany ? ". a material. the name from her carpet book. various Christmas holidays. the event. how I ended up with Derek. in the correct place. the bits that. the peripheral detail. when he had seen her look more beautiful. the disarray into which the Macmillan administration had plunged after its striking election victory in 1959. him having a specially made iron club which fixed into his partial right arm , and was adjustable for loft by manipulation between his feet. that limitations are of different kinds : internal resources , external resources , rate , and conflict. a city. ` When it was all over they took me back to the room , chained me up , and that was the very last I ever heard of it .. just how difficult it has been to concentrate on anything else if we have a headache or any other ache and pain. ` he suddenly became so powerfully emotive it was just like his whole spirit exploded .. why he was there. the complex thudding of the expertly played drum , and his rush into the derelict asylum out-building. the country cottage of his gardener grandfather. another phone conversation with Sandy three weeks earlier. ` The first fence seemed so small for him because he is so big , ". ` I was young and attractive and everyone was after my arse .. the incident. that night at Doune. that conversation. the distant years. the incident. her mother 's furious wobbling face. what happened. how when he read Holy Living and Holy Dying at the age of twenty-two ` instantly I resolved to dedicate all my life to God , all my thoughts and words and actions ". one girl putting on dark glasses as a disguise in the hope that she would be luckier than Oliver Twist. the sun ever shining. his duties as host. the picnic. many of the key events surrounding the scandal. the image of the small shining triangle of a Stanley blade being passed out of the driver 's cabin. the sensation of hot tears mixing with cold rain. seeing them. that her husband ` spanked " her ` 22 times " on her ` 22nd birthday ". information. every least word , written or spoken , and all other things too. the music. memories of that time. facts. a sufficiently fond memory of his cousin. a few French words and phrases. of Sergeant Crane , who might be assumed to be waiting to continue the conversation that Francesca 's call had interrupted. of his little key. of this pretext for getting rid of their companion. of this pretext. of the verse from the Book of Proverbs. how he might get her in any way at all.
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NPNelson NNtrial VVdo JJlast NNweek VVhope VVmeet NNday JJquiet JJcalm VVdetermine JJfive-year-old VVride NNback JJhuge NNsow VVbeat NNtwig NNman VVstand RParound VVlaugh NNwoman VVsharpen NNknife VVseeing VVrip NNmasque RPoff VVbreathe JJbottled NNair VVgo NNshop JJfew NNyear VVreplace NNsurvival NNbag JJmany NNword JJpossible NNorder VVwish JJgigantic JJvivid NNimage NNchild VVlie NNchest NNd VVlook VVinvite NNlabour NNgovernment VVset NNfigure NNstatuette VVremove VVdisarrange JJfutile NNattempt VVpull NNshred JJold NNlife VVsell RPout NPLeicester NPUniversity NNgrandmother VVlive NNninety VVmove JJown NNcottage JJlast NNyear NNqueen-dowager NNs NNword JJuneasy NNreference NPRichard NPGloucester VVcommand VVrelinquish JJyoung NNson NNexchange NNdiscussion NNauthority JJimperious NNcarriage NNboy JJsmall NNhead JJnarrow VVbrace NNshoulder NNtime NNlife JJemotional NNstress VVbecome NNresult JJfat JJmoustached NNman NNcroupier NNs NNjacket VVpick RPup NNnote VVdeliver NNway NNhome NNschool NNteen VVsummon NPCherwell NNdinner NNparty NPCabinet NNminister VVsay NPLord NPBeaverbrook VVdo VVthink NPGermany NNmaterial NNname NNcarpet NNbook JJvarious NPChristmas NNholiday NNevent VVend RPup NPDerek JJcorrect NNplace NNbit JJperipheral NNdetail VVsee VVlook JJbeautiful NNdisarray NPMacmillan NNadministration VVplunge JJstriking NNelection NNvictory VVmake NNiron NNclub VVfix JJpartial NNright NNarm JJadjustable NNloft NNmanipulation NNfoot NNlimitation JJdifferent NNkind JJinternal NNresource JJexternal NNresource NNrate NNconflict NNcity VVtake NNroom VVchain RPup JJlast VVhear JJdifficult VVconcentrate NNanything NNheadache JJother NNache NNpain VVbecome JJemotive JJwhole NNspirit VVexplode NNcomplex VVthud VVplay VVdrum NNrush JJderelict NNasylum NNout-building NNcountry NNcottage NNgardener NNgrandfather NNphone NNconversation NPSandy NNweek JJfirst NNfence VVseem JJsmall JJbig JJyoung JJattractive NNeveryone NNincident NNnight NPDoune NNconversation JJdistant NNyear NNincident NNmother JJfurious VVwobble NNface VVhappen VVread NPHoly VVlive NPHoly VVdie NNage VVresolve VVdedicate NNlife NPGod NNthought NNword NNaction NNgirl VVput JJdark NNglass NNdisguise NNhope JJlucky NPOliver NPTwist NNsun VVshine NNduty NNhost NNpicnic JJmany JJkey NNevent VVsurround NNscandal NNimage JJsmall VVshine NNtriangle NPStanley NNblade VVpass RPout NNdriver NNs NNcabin NNsensation JJhot NNtear VVmix JJcold NNrain VVseeing NNhusband VVspank NNtime NNbirthday NNinformation JJleast NNword VVwrite VVspeak JJother NNthing NNmusic NNmemory NNtime NNfact JJfond NNmemory NNcousin JJfew JJFrench NNword NNphrase NPSergeant NPCrane VVassume VVwait VVcontinue NNconversation NPFrancesca VVcall VVinterrupt JJlittle NNkey NNpretext VVget JJrid NNcompanion NNpretext NNverse NNbook NNproverb VVget NNway