lesson8
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He was brought to the door by a policeman who kept one hand onhis arm as if to prevent him from running away
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He was not invited , abd he deemed his punishment to have already started.
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Frustrated, he tried to idle away the time by reading through his comic books but he was anxiois and could not follow through from beginning to end.
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he heard the television come on as the family sat down in the living room.
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By eight thirty night had fallen and he felt more alone than he had ever been at any time in his life.
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That knowledge made him feel better
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I remember when I left Romania
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I remember how funny it was that we all looked the same with our best clothes and old suitcases almost bursting with outfits
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But what I remember most of all were the walls .
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It seemed that every person who had ever sat in that part of the railway station had scribbled on the wall his name, his hometown and the new place to which he was going
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I even recognized the names of many people with whom I had once been acquaintance.
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as long as times are good and we are welcome here there are other and better ways of letting the world know who you are
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Ordinarily it took him only two or three minutes to fall asleep
問題一覧
1
He was brought to the door by a policeman who kept one hand onhis arm as if to prevent him from running away
2
He was not invited , abd he deemed his punishment to have already started.
3
Frustrated, he tried to idle away the time by reading through his comic books but he was anxiois and could not follow through from beginning to end.
4
he heard the television come on as the family sat down in the living room.
5
By eight thirty night had fallen and he felt more alone than he had ever been at any time in his life.
6
That knowledge made him feel better
7
I remember when I left Romania
8
I remember how funny it was that we all looked the same with our best clothes and old suitcases almost bursting with outfits
9
But what I remember most of all were the walls .
10
It seemed that every person who had ever sat in that part of the railway station had scribbled on the wall his name, his hometown and the new place to which he was going
11
I even recognized the names of many people with whom I had once been acquaintance.
12
as long as times are good and we are welcome here there are other and better ways of letting the world know who you are
13
Ordinarily it took him only two or three minutes to fall asleep