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Six and Out The pitch was only smooth in parts; It sank at either crease, And motor vans and bakers’ carts At times disturbed the peace. The bowl…
LESSON SIX BEYOND THE BARS The meaning of some words and phrases used in the article are given below. The number after each meaning ind…
LESSON THIRTEEN CLERICAL ERROR In this lesson you are going to study a story called Clerical Error. Read and find out if it really was a clerical …
THE NIGHT AT THE HOTEL - SIEGFRIED LENZ The night receptionist regretfully shrugged his shoulders. 'It's all we have available ,' he said…
A TEST OF TRUE LOVE Introduction What do you call a friend who you only know through letters? How would you feel meeting one for the first time. I…
The Inchcape Rock No stir in the air, no stir in the sea, The ship was as still as she could be. Her sails from heaven received no motion. Her keel …
LESSON FOURTEEN Introduction An urchin is a mischievous, small child who probably has no place to stay, no food to eat, no proper clothes to w…
Six and Out The pitch was only smooth in parts; It sank at either crease, And motor vans and bakers' carts At times disturbed the peace. The bowl…
LESSON ELEVEN THE COP AND THE ANTHEM VOCABULARY Read some popular quotations from famous personalities and find out what it means. …
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