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hole
An empty space or gap.
fill
To make something full.
without
Lacking something.
hurt
To cause pain or injury.
ordinary
Usual or normal, not special.
coat
An outer garment worn to keep warm.
it was raining quite hard
It was raining heavily.
gorgeous
Very beautiful or attractive.
We stood on the pavement in the rain
Standing outside on a sidewalk while it was raining.
inside
In or into a building or enclosed space.
I wish we had a chauffeur
A desire to have a driver.
pretty old
Fairly old, somewhat aged.
raise
To lift or move something higher.
moustache
Hair that grows above a man's upper lip.
bushy white eyebrows
Thick, full eyebrows that are white in color.
wrinkly
Covered with wrinkles or folds.
shelter
A place to stay safe or dry.
distant
Far away in space or time.
cool
Mildly cold or calm in attitude.
I wonder if
Pondering or being curious about something.
I wonder if I could ask a small favour of you
Politely asking for help.
favour
A kind or helpful act.
suspiciously
In a way that shows doubt or distrust.
boiled eggs
Eggs cooked in their shells in boiling water.
poke around
To look or search around, often in a casual way.
as though
As if; similar to.
expect
To anticipate or think something will happen.
particularly
Especially or more than usual.
polite
Having or showing good manners.
well-spoken
Speaking in an educated and articulate way.
well-dressed
Wearing nice, stylish clothes.
reason
A cause or explanation for something.
spot
To notice or see something.
spot a gentleman by the shoes he wears
Judging someone's class or personality based on their footwear.
favourite
Preferred or liked best.
truth
What is real or factual.
The truth of the matter is...
The real or honest explanation.
I've got myself into a bit of a scrape
I've gotten into a minor problem or trouble.
I assure you
I promise or guarantee you.
almost
Nearly, but not quite.
forgetful
Often unable to remember things.
stare
To look at something for a long time.
length
The measurement of something from end to end.
chin
The lower part of the face below the mouth.
fearsome
Frightening or alarming.
frosty-nosed stare
A cold, unfriendly look.
go to pieces
To lose control emotionally or mentally.
headmistress
A female principal of a school.
stammer
To speak with difficulty, often repeating sounds.
simper
To smile in a silly or self-conscious way.
he didn't bat an eyelid
He showed no reaction or emotion.
gentle
Kind and soft in action or manner.
I beg you to believe
A polite way to ask someone to trust what you're saying.
I am not in the habit of stopping ladies in the street
I don't usually approach women in public.
troubles
Problems or difficulties.
embarrass
To make someone feel awkward or ashamed.
feel quite embarrassed
To feel awkward or ashamed.
sharpness
The quality of being intense or cutting.
for heaven's sake
An expression of frustration or urgency.
beastly
Unpleasant, mean, or cruel.
don't be so beastly to him
Don't be so mean to him.
shift
To move or change position.
sternly
In a serious, strict manner.
wallet
A small flat case for carrying money and cards.
Isn't that the silliest thing to do?
A rhetorical question expressing that something is foolish.
good gracious me!
An expression of surprise or shock.
Heaven forbid
A phrase used to hope something doesn't happen.
We're getting soaked to the skin
We are getting completely wet.
offer
To present something for someone to accept.
protect
To keep something or someone safe.
keep forever
To retain something permanently.
in return
As a response or reward.
still
Continuing to happen, not moving.
in the first place
Initially or from the beginning.
summon a taxi
To call for a taxi.
wish
To hope for or desire something.
I wish I could
Expressing regret that something isn't possible.
manage
To be able to do something, especially difficult.
silly
Lacking in good sense, foolish.
far
At a great distance.
already
Before now, or earlier than expected.
chew
To bite and grind food with your teeth.
chew her lower lip
To bite one's lip, often out of nervousness.
melt
To turn from solid to liquid.
shelter under
To take cover beneath something.
tempt
To attract or entice someone to do something.
a good deal
A beneficial or favorable offer.
notice
To become aware of something.
silk
A soft, smooth fabric made from the fibers of a silkworm.
It cost me over twenty pounds
It was more than twenty pounds in price.
promise
To assure someone that something will happen.
that's of no importance
It doesn't matter.
so long as
As long as; provided that.
rest these old legs of mine
To give my tired legs a break.
feel for the clasp
To search for the fastening part of something.
purse
A small bag for carrying money and personal items.
frosty-nosed look
A cold, unfriendly expression.
take advantage of somebody
To exploit or unfairly use someone.
in this way
In this manner or method.
It's a rotten thing to do
It's a mean or bad action.