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1. He was deeply troubled about the
probability of a dubious _____ in the tiger’s lineage.
2. The coffee tasters agreed with the regret that they could not do
it, and then everybody went back to work, Tracy’s tiger ____ after Tracy to the
piled sacks of coffee at the far end of the store room overlooking the alley.
3. There she was across the table from
Tracy at the café, both of them eating the tiger stalking around the table,
trying not to hum or _____.
4. Tracy _____ down 85 cents for both
lunches.
5. The two tigers walked ______ side by
side.
6. This rivalry between mother and
daughter enjoyed _____ life in spite of the fact that Oliver Luthy, Laura’s
father, came home every night from work in Manhattan, and for 24 years had
slept in the same bed with Mrs Luthy, whose first name was Viola.
7. She frequently believed that others
got this fleeting impression; too which she did not hasten to _____.
8. Some people say he died of the
hiccups, but they are the kind of people who say Camille died of _____.
9. Tracy and the tiger walked on Sunday
to Saint Patrick’s on Fifth Avenue, burning with the _____ of an old and
undefined religion that somehow seemed new, each of them walking in man’s or
animal’s loneliness.
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