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Class XI English Hornbill 6 through my mouth. After a while, I switched to single-nostril power which seemed to be admitting enough oxygen but, just as I was drifting off, I w...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 with a touch of suburban Cockney perhaps; and Mrs Fitzgerald with a deep voice, rather Irish perhaps. M rs Fitzgerald : [collecting up the cards] A...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 orders an’ treating ’em like dirt. An’ don’t tell me you don’t know what I mean, for I know more than you’ve told me. M rsP earson: [dubiously] I—k...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 [bewildered] Oh—I’m sorry—I thought you asked me to let you do it. M rsF itzgeral: I did. But not as me—as you. M rsP earson: But—I don’t understan...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 at herself and sees that her body has changed and gives a scream of fright.] M rs Fitzgerald: [with Mrs Pearson’s personality] Oh—it’s happened. M ...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 comes bursting in left. She is a pretty girl in her early twenties, who would be pleasant enough if she had not been spoilt.] D oris: [before she h...
Class XI English Hornbill 6 my sleepless symptoms and my sudden aversion to lying down, he shot me a few questions while feeling the veins in my wrist. “It’s a cold,” he said ...
Class XI English Hornbill 6 as the usual strings Reprint 2026-27 SilkRoad 63 of prayer flags. In front of one, men gathered in the afternoon for a game of pool, the battered t...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 it’s going to do—iron itself? D ori: No, you’re going to iron it for me... You always do. M rs Pearson: Well, this time I don’t. And don’t talk rub...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 to the door] Did you put my things out? M rs Pearson: [coolly] Can’t remember. But I doubt it. Cyril: [moving to the table; protesting] Now—look. W...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 you, too? Cyril: Yes—no tea ready—couldn’t care less... D ori: Well, I’m glad it’s both of us. I thought I’d done something wrong. Cyril: So did I....
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 M rs Pearson : I was yawning at your jokes before you were born, Doris. D oris: [almost tearful again] What’s making you talk like this? What have ...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 hand and foot on Saturday and Sunday, with no thanks for it, are in for a nasty disappointment. Might go off for the week-end perhaps. D ori: [agha...
Class XI English Hornbill 6 wreathed in sheets of multi-coloured plastic, of the striped variety— broad blue, red and white—that is made into stout, voluminous shopping bags s...
Class XI English Hornbill 6 almost as ill-equipped as I was for the pilgrimage. He kept telling me how fat he was and how hard it was going to be. “Very high up,” he kept remi...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 them and see what you get. George : I don’t know what you’re talking about. Reprint 2026-27 26 Snapshots M rsP earson: They’d laugh at you even mor...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 they’d stop laughing at him. Cyril: [gloomily] I doubt it. M rsP earson: [severely] Possibly you do, but what I doubt is whether your opinion’s wor...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 [Cyril stalks off into the kitchen.] M rs Fitzgerald: [moving to the settee; whispering] Oh—dear—what’s happening? M rs Pearson : [calmly] Nothing ...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 eyes out. M rsF itzgeral: [wailing] Oh—dear—I ought to have known... George : [staring at her, annoyed] You ought to have known! Why ought you to h...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 when you’re not doing anything? Tell her to stop—then there’d be some sense in it. [Staring at Mrs Pearson] I think you must be tiddly. M rs Pearso...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 George and Doris] Now listen, you two. I want to have a private little talk with Mrs Fitz—[she corrects herself hastily] with Mrs Pearson, so I’ll ...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 been wasted... M rsP earson: I’ll try not to, Mrs Fitzgerald. M rsF itzgeral: They’ve not had as long as I’d like to have given ’em— another hour o...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 family looks anxiously at Mrs Pearson, who smiles. Much relieved, they smile back at her .] D ori: [anxiously] Yes, Mother? M rs Pearson: [smiling]...
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 3 a strong message of social reform that you have watched. Reprint 2026-27
Class XI English Snapshots Suppl.Reader English 4 Birth A.J. Cronin In this excerpt from The Citadel, Andrew Manson, newly out of medical school, has just begun his medical practice as an assistant...