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there to touch or look. He took up Stelle's work-basket, fingered the cotton reels and a gailycoloured
plait of sewing silks, smelt at the little hag filled with woodroffe she kept among them.
"to be (is).
to feel (felt). to seem (seemed)
to take up, to finger
He took up the book, which still lay where she had placed it beside him, and tried to read. But
Megan's little, sad figure began to come back at once, and he got up and leaned in the window,
listening to the thrushes in the Crescent gardens, gazing at the sea, dreamy and blue below the
trees. A servant came in and cleared the tea away, and he still stood, inhaling the evening air,
trying not to think. Then he saw the Hollidays coming through the gate of the Crescent, Stella a
little in front of Phil and the children, with their baskets, and instinctively he drew back. His
heart, too sore and discomfited, shrank from this encounter, yet wanted its friendly solace bore
a grudge against this influence, yet craved its cool innocence, and the pleasure of watching Stella's
face. From against the wall behind the piano he saw her come in and stand looking a little
blank as though disappointed: then she saw him and smiled, a swift, brilliant smile which
warmed yet irritated Ashurst.
to take up (took up) to try (tried),
to lie (lay).
to begin, to get up, to
lean, to come, to clear, to stand.
to see,
drew, shrank, smiled.
He went up to his room, and, avoiding the children, who were coming up the stairs, threw
himself on his bed, and lay there with his arms crossed over his face. Now that he felt the die
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