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VOCABULARY~
1.achieve: succeed.
2.blister: a painful swelling.
3.blunder: make a big mistake.
4.astronomer: a scientist.
5.clattering: a continuous series of short, loud sounds.
6.frantically: desperately.
7.hastily: quickly
8:massive: extremely large in size
9.insult: offend；affront.
10.impression: appearance.
11.manuscript:an old document that was written by hand on paper.
12.glimpsed: a very brief sight; look.
13.jackpot: most valuable prize in a game or lottery.
14.obviously: clearly.
15.perched: a place where you sit, especially one that is not intended as a seat.
16.earnestly: very seriously.
17.crinkly: has many small folds, creases or twists.
18.deciphering: decoding.
19.faintest: slightest; remotest.
20.bleak:gloomy; unpleasantly; bad.
21.brute: beast.
22.anguish: agony
23craziness : insanely.
24.riddle: problem;confusing and are unable to understand it.
25.scarlet: bright red in colour.
26.snaffling:have a cold or are trying not to cry.
27.thundercloud: a large, dark cloud.
28.wisecracks: joke; a clever remark that is intended to be amusing.
29.vanished: disappeared
30.umpteenth: describes something which has happend many times before.
31.mildly:  to a moderate degree.
32.pasty: resembling paste in color; pallid.
33.niggling: a small worry; doubt.

SENTENCES~
1.His face was white and pasty, as if he hadn't been out in the sun for ages.
2.He had a niggling feeling that something wasn't quite right.
3.The bubbling stew of molten rock below loomed closer and, for one horrible moment, he thought he was going to plunge straight into it.

~~As Time Goes By~~

    This story begins where the movie, Casablanca, ends. Moroccan city was, at that time, famous for its visitors. These included criminals, but also people who wanted to escape from Germans. The lucky ones were able to get documents that allowed them to travel to Lisbon, and from there to America.
    This book tells the story of Rick's past. In New York in the 1930s, he lived in a violent world of guns and gangsters,and there he met Lois, the first love of his life.


This story was written by Micheal Walsh.


sentences:
1.Casablance airport was dark and full of recent memories.
2.The smoke from the gun had cleared, but the fog had not.
3.Their path was taking them deeper into the darkness, and Louis wondered what Rick was planning to do next.
4.The milk trucks came over the hill at six-fifteen in the morning.
5.Her last view of Casablanca was of Rick's place. In the sky above Morocco, on that dark Deccember night in 1941, there were tears in Ilsa's eyes.
6.She heard a door shut softly, and she jumped back into bed when she heard the turn  of the key in the lock.
7.They woke to the sounds of German shouts and gunfire.