TOEFL PRIMARY STEP 2 BOOK 3 KEY

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... elbows on the Effroc Stone, as on the parapet of a quay Thence they could look down on the Thames; on the other side of the water London dwindled away into fields Up the river from the Effroc ... of these inns was a house, the only dwelling in the whole bowling-green, the caravans of the fair ground having the power of disappearing at any moment, considering the absence of any ties in the ... kept holiday all the year round, and thereby prospered These inns were simply stalls, inhabited only during the day In the evening the tavern-keeper put into his pocket the key of the tavern and...

... does not see the end The coquette is blind; she does not see her wrinkles The learned man is blind; he does not see his own ignorance The honest man is blind; he does not see the thief The thief ... gentlemen, I have spoken The play is about to begin." The man who was apparently a sailor, and who had been listening outside, entered the lower room of the inn, crossed it, paid the necessary entrance ... with bitches; he who, by right, should consort only with she-wolves His heirs, if he have any, will no doubt gracefully combine the yap of their mother with the howl of their father Because he...

... out, and from thence the name of blackguard, which the French turn into blagueurs All these flowed from the street into the theatre, and poured back from the theatre into the tap The emptying ... case some alderman's wife should come They began their performances The crowd immediately flocked to them, but the compartment for the nobility remained empty With that exception their success ... court the pit, and the balcony the gallery The Green Box, reared against the wall, was thus in front of a theatre It was very like the Globe, where they played "Othello," "King Lear," and "The...