AndyChiang/cloth · Datasets at Hugging Face

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[ "and", "or", "so" ]	I never see Rose again after that summer, [MASK] I still remember her.	but
[ "books", "reports", "films" ]	In those [MASK] , I've found voice of sadness and longing.	stories
[ "crazy", "easy", "angry" ]	It's true that so much in our daily lives makes us [MASK] all the time.	busy
[ "classmates", "colleagues", "employers" ]	We find ourselves with less and less time to spend with our [MASK] and friends.	families
[ "adventure", "research", "exploration" ]	I've had the same [MASK] myself.	experience
[ "hard", "sad", "bitter" ]	I used to have [MASK] times with my grandfather when we lived together.	good
[ "kitchen", "garage", "house" ]	When I was very young, I often enjoyed spending time in his [MASK] , watching the flowers and watering the fruit trees.	garden
[ "frequently", "rarely", "finally" ]	But as I grew up, I [MASK] became "selfish".	gradually
[ "confused", "hurt", "puzzled" ]	As we took the wrong bus and ended up getting [MASK] , unable to find our way back, I couldn't stay calm and shouted rudely in his face.	lost
[ "awake", "firm", "happy" ]	As we took the wrong bus and ended up getting lost , unable to find our way back, I couldn't stay [MASK] and shouted rudely in his face.	calm
[ "while", "unless", "until" ]	I was so stubborn that I wouldn't say sorry [MASK] returning home, thinking I had done nothing wrong.	after
[ "learn", "imagine", "agree" ]	Now I [MASK] how ridiculous I was at the time!	realize
[ "early", "nice", "guilty" ]	And I also realize how [MASK] it was when I finally admitted I was wrong !	late
[ "innocent", "nervous", "painful" ]	And I also realize how late it was when I finally admitted I was [MASK] !	wrong
[ "concern", "worry", "opinion" ]	When I truly wanted to express my [MASK] , my grandfather had left us forever , leaving me with no more chance to apologize for my mistake.	regret
[ "somehow", "alone", "instead" ]	When I truly wanted to express my regret , my grandfather had left us [MASK] , leaving me with no more chance to apologize for my mistake.	forever
[ "again", "often", "still" ]	I couldn't [MASK] say to him the three words -- "I am sorry".	even
[ "save", "take", "kill" ]	We are spending more and more time outside, with less and less time to [MASK] with our families at home.	spare
[ "follow", "receive", "divide" ]	So [MASK] the most of every second you have with your loved ones, because time keeps going, waiting for no one.	make
[ "needs", "delays", "stops" ]	So make the most of every second you have with your loved ones, because time [MASK] going, waiting for no one.	keeps
[ "before", "as", "like" ]	The question above was an example of what scientists call Fermi problem, named [MASK] Nobel Prize-winning physicist Enrico Fermi, who used problems like this to teach his students how to think for themselves.	after
[ "employ", "mean", "occupy" ]	A Fermi problem does not [MASK] all the information you need to solve it precisely.	contain
[ "complete", "entire", "full" ]	In the real world, we frequently need to make decisions when the [MASK] of information does not exist.	whole
[ "minds", "selections", "dreams" ]	Most often there may not be the time or the money to make sure of all your [MASK] , so your best guess will often be the best you can do.	decisions
[ "slowing", "getting", "taking" ]	To answer the question, he recommended [MASK] it down into smaller, more manageable questions, and then having the courage to make some guesses and assumptions.	breaking
[ "available", "believable", "comfortable" ]	To answer the question, he recommended breaking it down into smaller, more [MASK] questions, and then having the courage to make some guesses and assumptions.	manageable
[ "ability", "inspiration", "desire" ]	To answer the question, he recommended breaking it down into smaller, more manageable questions, and then having the [MASK] to make some guesses and assumptions.	courage
[ "amount", "size", "number" ]	Assume a/an [MASK] of four.	average
[ "Think", "Guess", "Hope" ]	[MASK] one out of three.	Say
[ "becomes", "turns", "gets" ]	That [MASK] 50,000 tunings a year.	makes
[ "fix", "repair", "install" ]	Assuming 250 working days, one tuner can [MASK] 1,000 pianos a year.	handle
[ "appropriately", "exactly", "almost" ]	So there's work for [MASK] 50 piano tuners in Chicago -- which, as it turns out, is reasonably close to the actual number in the Yellow Pages.	approximately
[ "narrowly", "normally", "properly" ]	So there's work for approximately 50 piano tuners in Chicago -- which, as it turns out, is [MASK] close to the actual number in the Yellow Pages.	reasonably
[ "reliable", "sensible", "correct" ]	The law of averages is partly [MASK] .	responsible
[ "relief", "scenery", "pleasure" ]	What a [MASK] lies in doors!	mystery
[ "So", "Still", "Also" ]	No man knows what awaits him when he opens a door [MASK] the most familiar room, where the clock ticks and the hearth glows red at dusk may harbor surprises .The worker may actually have called and fixed the leaking pipe.	Even
[ "wishes", "puzzles", "changes" ]	No man knows what awaits him when he opens a door Even the most familiar room, where the clock ticks and the hearth glows red at dusk may harbor [MASK] .The worker may actually have called and fixed the leaking pipe.	surprises
[ "checked", "wrapped", "removed" ]	No man knows what awaits him when he opens a door Even the most familiar room, where the clock ticks and the hearth glows red at dusk may harbor surprises .The worker may actually have called and [MASK] the leaking pipe.	fixed
[ "suggest", "catch", "notice" ]	Can you [MASK] William Shakespeare or Charles Dickens skipping through a revolving door?	imagine
[ "stage", "sliding", "glass" ]	Can you imagine William Shakespeare or Charles Dickens skipping through a [MASK] door?	revolving
[ "miracle", "sign", "mark" ]	The [MASK] and mystery of a door lies in its quality of being hidden.	symbol
[ "busy", "discover", "exhibit" ]	The meaning of a door is to [MASK] what lies inside; to keep the heart in suspense.	hide
[ "knock", "bump", "touch" ]	There is the cheery [MASK] of elbow with which the waiter opens the kitchen door.	push
[ "noise", "voice", "peace" ]	There is the sympathetic and awful [MASK] of the dentist's maid who opens the door into the operating room and, without speaking, implies that the doctor is ready for you.	silence
[ "announce", "admits", "expects" ]	There is the sympathetic and awful silence of the dentist's maid who opens the door into the operating room and, without speaking, [MASK] that the doctor is ready for you.	implies
[ "darkness", "certainty", "possibility" ]	The opening of doors has in it some flavor of the [MASK] , some sense of moving into a new moment.	unknown
[ "vain", "hope", "happiness" ]	Even in [MASK] , the opening of a door may bring relief.	sadness
[ "easy", "dull", "interesting" ]	But the closing of doors could be [MASK] , A door closed brings something to an end.	terrible
[ "nothing", "everything", "anything" ]	But the closing of doors could be terrible , A door closed brings [MASK] to an end.	something
[ "heavily", "hurriedly", "firmly" ]	A door [MASK] shut may often be the most tragic gesture in life.	gently
[ "calm", "silent", "simple" ]	Life will not stay [MASK] and let us alone.	still
[ "naturally", "obviously", "possibly" ]	We are [MASK] opening doors with hope, closing them with despair.	continually
[ "measures", "matches", "reaches" ]	Life [MASK] not much longer than a pipe of tobacco, and destiny knocks us out like the ashes.	lasts
[ "warnings", "suggestions", "opinions" ]	The phones ring endlessly and she answers them to accept [MASK] from all the wishers.	greetings
[ "expecting", "receiving", "foreseeing" ]	She is [MASK] her golden day as she reaches 50 years of age.	celebrating
[ "gratefulness", "excitement", "astonishment" ]	Her mother welcomed her into this world with tears of [MASK] ,for she was not the son her mother had desired.	sorrow
[ "yet", "therefore", "otherwise" ]	Her father felt blessed to have a sweet little daughter like her [MASK] .	though
[ "took", "admitted", "fetched" ]	As she grew up, she [MASK] joy to the whole family.	brought
[ "patience", "comfort", "terror" ]	Her grandparents made her life a princess, but her mother never showed any [MASK] to her.	love
[ "welcome", "increase", "improve" ]	She never really got a chance to [MASK] a special mother-daughter bonding.	share
[ "Pitifully", "Regretfully", "Normally" ]	[MASK] ,she was always surrounded by her friends.	Fortunately
[ "prepared", "searched", "thanked" ]	But what she [MASK] for was some tender words of love from her mother.	longed
[ "predict", "avoid", "resist" ]	As she grew up, she found her own ways to [MASK] her sorrow of such mental hurt.	overcome
[ "take", "compare", "fight" ]	At college, she found some close friends to [MASK] a lifelong friendship with.	develop
[ "tired", "afraid", "ashamed" ]	Her friends felt [MASK] of her and remarked how lucky she was to live like a princess.	envy
[ "answered", "advised", "informed" ]	Later she married a young bachelor who [MASK] her a brighter future.	promised
[ "quarrels", "studies", "relations" ]	There were several ups and downs in their [MASK] but his support brought fresh hope to her life.	lives
[ "disaster", "applause", "agreement" ]	There were several ups and downs in their lives but his support brought fresh [MASK] to her life.	hope
[ "laughed", "whispered", "argued" ]	She shared a magical relationship with her daughter, and thus she [MASK] as a baby when her daughter married and immigrated abroad.	cried
[ "off", "with", "in" ]	She said her daughter had helped her [MASK] the sorrow of her past.	through
[ "casually", "gradually", "frequently" ]	Our conversation was [MASK] interrupted by a call.	suddenly
[ "detect", "imagine", "conclude" ]	It didn't take long for me to [MASK] who the caller was.	guess
[ "mother", "father", "brother" ]	It must be her [MASK] .	daughter
[ "tell", "hear", "see" ]	I'll [MASK] you every day, mom and I will love you even more each day .	miss
[ "accept", "receive", "adapt" ]	I want you to [MASK] a little boy , you won't be so lonely .He can have my room and my old things to play with .	get
[ "scared", "upset", "exhausted" ]	I want you to get a little boy , you won't be so [MASK] .He can have my room and my old things to play with .	lonely
[ "boy", "man", "woman" ]	If you decide to get a [MASK] instead , she probably wouldn't like the things as we boys do , so you have to buy her dolls and stuff that girls like .	girl
[ "robots", "papers", "cars" ]	If you decide to get a girl instead , she probably wouldn't like the things as we boys do , so you have to buy her [MASK] and stuff that girls like .	dolls
[ "worried", "angry", "glad" ]	Don't be [MASK] when you think about me .This is really a great place .Grandma and Grandpa met me as soon as I got here and showed me around some good places .	sad
[ "looked", "turned", "went" ]	Don't be sad when you think about me .This is really a great place .Grandma and Grandpa met me as soon as I got here and [MASK] me around some good places .	showed
[ "unkind", "ugly", "generous" ]	The angels are so [MASK] ,and I love to watch them fly .	friendly
[ "necessary", "strange", "impossible" ]	I got to sit on God's knee and talk to him like I was somebody [MASK] . I told God that I wanted to write you a letter and tell you good-bye and everything , but I knew that wasn't allowed .	important
[ "hear", "get", "receive" ]	I got to sit on God's knee and talk to him like I was somebody important . I told God that I wanted to [MASK] you a letter and tell you good-bye and everything , but I knew that wasn't allowed .	write
[ "asked", "forbidden", "required" ]	I got to sit on God's knee and talk to him like I was somebody important . I told God that I wanted to write you a letter and tell you good-bye and everything , but I knew that wasn't [MASK] .	allowed
[ "card", "email", "parcel" ]	I think Gabriel is the name of the angel that is going to drop this [MASK] off to you .Oh , by the way Mom , nobody else can see what is written on this paper but you .	letter
[ "remembered", "memorized", "knew" ]	I almost [MASK] to let you know-now I don't hurt any more because the cancer is all gone.	forgot
[ "injure", "damage", "harm" ]	I almost forgot to let you know-now I don't [MASK] any more because the cancer is all gone.	hurt
[ "hunger", "love", "thirst" ]	God himself couldn't stand to see me suffer the [MASK] either , so he sent The Angel of Mercy to get me .	pain
[ "on", "over", "through" ]	Over a hundred years ago, in a Scottish seaside inn, a group of fisherman were relaxing after a long day at sea .As a serving maid was walking [MASK] the fishermen's table with a pot of tea, one of the men made a sweeping gesture to describe the size of the fish he had caught.	past
[ "movement", "signal", "fly" ]	Over a hundred years ago, in a Scottish seaside inn, a group of fisherman were relaxing after a long day at sea .As a serving maid was walking past the fishermen's table with a pot of tea, one of the men made a sweeping [MASK] to describe the size of the fish he had caught.	gesture
[ "sliding", "flowing", "running" ]	His hand had a collision with the teapot and sent it [MASK] against the whitewashed wall, where its contents left a(n) irregular brown spot.	crashing
[ "regular", "beautiful", "popular" ]	His hand had a collision with the teapot and sent it crashing against the whitewashed wall, where its contents left a(n) [MASK] brown spot.	irregular
[ "repaired", "removed", "rebuilt" ]	"The whole wall will have to be [MASK] ."	repainted
[ "teapot", "picture", "paint" ]	"Let me work with the [MASK] ,"said the stranger, standing up from his table in the corner.	stain
[ "permits", "supports", "needs" ]	"If my work [MASK] your approval, you won't need to repaint the wall."	meets
[ "papers", "knives", "boards" ]	Opening the box, he withdrew pencils, [MASK] , and various colours.	brushes
[ "However", "Therefore", "Meanwhile" ]	[MASK] a picture began to appear.	Soon
[ "soup", "porridge", "juice" ]	The stain of [MASK] had been turned into the picture of a deer with a magnificent pair of antlers.	tea
[ "stressed", "drew", "covered" ]	At the bottom of the picture, the man [MASK] his name.	signed
[ "damage", "fish", "work" ]	Then he paid for his [MASK] and left.	meal

[ "and", "or", "so" ]

I never see Rose again after that summer, [MASK] I still remember her.

but

[ "books", "reports", "films" ]

In those [MASK] , I've found voice of sadness and longing.

stories

[ "crazy", "easy", "angry" ]

It's true that so much in our daily lives makes us [MASK] all the time.

busy

[ "classmates", "colleagues", "employers" ]

We find ourselves with less and less time to spend with our [MASK] and friends.

families

[ "adventure", "research", "exploration" ]

I've had the same [MASK] myself.

experience

[ "hard", "sad", "bitter" ]

I used to have [MASK] times with my grandfather when we lived together.

good

[ "kitchen", "garage", "house" ]

When I was very young, I often enjoyed spending time in his [MASK] , watching the flowers and watering the fruit trees.

garden

[ "frequently", "rarely", "finally" ]

But as I grew up, I [MASK] became "selfish".

gradually

[ "confused", "hurt", "puzzled" ]

As we took the wrong bus and ended up getting [MASK] , unable to find our way back, I couldn't stay calm and shouted rudely in his face.

lost

[ "awake", "firm", "happy" ]

As we took the wrong bus and ended up getting lost , unable to find our way back, I couldn't stay [MASK] and shouted rudely in his face.

calm

[ "while", "unless", "until" ]

I was so stubborn that I wouldn't say sorry [MASK] returning home, thinking I had done nothing wrong.

after

[ "learn", "imagine", "agree" ]

Now I [MASK] how ridiculous I was at the time!

realize

[ "early", "nice", "guilty" ]

And I also realize how [MASK] it was when I finally admitted I was wrong !

late

[ "innocent", "nervous", "painful" ]

And I also realize how late it was when I finally admitted I was [MASK] !

wrong

[ "concern", "worry", "opinion" ]

When I truly wanted to express my [MASK] , my grandfather had left us forever , leaving me with no more chance to apologize for my mistake.

regret

[ "somehow", "alone", "instead" ]

When I truly wanted to express my regret , my grandfather had left us [MASK] , leaving me with no more chance to apologize for my mistake.

forever

[ "again", "often", "still" ]

I couldn't [MASK] say to him the three words -- "I am sorry".

even

[ "save", "take", "kill" ]

We are spending more and more time outside, with less and less time to [MASK] with our families at home.

spare

[ "follow", "receive", "divide" ]

So [MASK] the most of every second you have with your loved ones, because time keeps going, waiting for no one.

make

[ "needs", "delays", "stops" ]

So make the most of every second you have with your loved ones, because time [MASK] going, waiting for no one.

keeps

[ "before", "as", "like" ]

The question above was an example of what scientists call Fermi problem, named [MASK] Nobel Prize-winning physicist Enrico Fermi, who used problems like this to teach his students how to think for themselves.

after

[ "employ", "mean", "occupy" ]

A Fermi problem does not [MASK] all the information you need to solve it precisely.

contain

[ "complete", "entire", "full" ]

In the real world, we frequently need to make decisions when the [MASK] of information does not exist.

whole

[ "minds", "selections", "dreams" ]

Most often there may not be the time or the money to make sure of all your [MASK] , so your best guess will often be the best you can do.

decisions

[ "slowing", "getting", "taking" ]

To answer the question, he recommended [MASK] it down into smaller, more manageable questions, and then having the courage to make some guesses and assumptions.

breaking

[ "available", "believable", "comfortable" ]

To answer the question, he recommended breaking it down into smaller, more [MASK] questions, and then having the courage to make some guesses and assumptions.

manageable

[ "ability", "inspiration", "desire" ]

To answer the question, he recommended breaking it down into smaller, more manageable questions, and then having the [MASK] to make some guesses and assumptions.

courage

[ "amount", "size", "number" ]

Assume a/an [MASK] of four.

average

[ "Think", "Guess", "Hope" ]

[MASK] one out of three.

Say

[ "becomes", "turns", "gets" ]

That [MASK] 50,000 tunings a year.

makes

[ "fix", "repair", "install" ]

Assuming 250 working days, one tuner can [MASK] 1,000 pianos a year.

handle

[ "appropriately", "exactly", "almost" ]

So there's work for [MASK] 50 piano tuners in Chicago -- which, as it turns out, is reasonably close to the actual number in the Yellow Pages.

approximately

[ "narrowly", "normally", "properly" ]

So there's work for approximately 50 piano tuners in Chicago -- which, as it turns out, is [MASK] close to the actual number in the Yellow Pages.

reasonably

[ "reliable", "sensible", "correct" ]

The law of averages is partly [MASK] .

responsible

[ "relief", "scenery", "pleasure" ]

What a [MASK] lies in doors!

mystery

[ "So", "Still", "Also" ]

No man knows what awaits him when he opens a door [MASK] the most familiar room, where the clock ticks and the hearth glows red at dusk may harbor surprises .The worker may actually have called and fixed the leaking pipe.

Even

[ "wishes", "puzzles", "changes" ]

No man knows what awaits him when he opens a door Even the most familiar room, where the clock ticks and the hearth glows red at dusk may harbor [MASK] .The worker may actually have called and fixed the leaking pipe.

surprises

[ "checked", "wrapped", "removed" ]

No man knows what awaits him when he opens a door Even the most familiar room, where the clock ticks and the hearth glows red at dusk may harbor surprises .The worker may actually have called and [MASK] the leaking pipe.

fixed

[ "suggest", "catch", "notice" ]

Can you [MASK] William Shakespeare or Charles Dickens skipping through a revolving door?

imagine

[ "stage", "sliding", "glass" ]

Can you imagine William Shakespeare or Charles Dickens skipping through a [MASK] door?

revolving

[ "miracle", "sign", "mark" ]

The [MASK] and mystery of a door lies in its quality of being hidden.

symbol

[ "busy", "discover", "exhibit" ]

The meaning of a door is to [MASK] what lies inside; to keep the heart in suspense.

hide

[ "knock", "bump", "touch" ]

There is the cheery [MASK] of elbow with which the waiter opens the kitchen door.

push

[ "noise", "voice", "peace" ]

There is the sympathetic and awful [MASK] of the dentist's maid who opens the door into the operating room and, without speaking, implies that the doctor is ready for you.

silence

[ "announce", "admits", "expects" ]

There is the sympathetic and awful silence of the dentist's maid who opens the door into the operating room and, without speaking, [MASK] that the doctor is ready for you.

implies

[ "darkness", "certainty", "possibility" ]

The opening of doors has in it some flavor of the [MASK] , some sense of moving into a new moment.

unknown

[ "vain", "hope", "happiness" ]

Even in [MASK] , the opening of a door may bring relief.

sadness

[ "easy", "dull", "interesting" ]

But the closing of doors could be [MASK] , A door closed brings something to an end.

terrible

[ "nothing", "everything", "anything" ]

But the closing of doors could be terrible , A door closed brings [MASK] to an end.

something

[ "heavily", "hurriedly", "firmly" ]

A door [MASK] shut may often be the most tragic gesture in life.

gently

[ "calm", "silent", "simple" ]

Life will not stay [MASK] and let us alone.

still

[ "naturally", "obviously", "possibly" ]

We are [MASK] opening doors with hope, closing them with despair.

continually

[ "measures", "matches", "reaches" ]

Life [MASK] not much longer than a pipe of tobacco, and destiny knocks us out like the ashes.

lasts

[ "warnings", "suggestions", "opinions" ]

The phones ring endlessly and she answers them to accept [MASK] from all the wishers.

greetings

[ "expecting", "receiving", "foreseeing" ]

She is [MASK] her golden day as she reaches 50 years of age.

celebrating

[ "gratefulness", "excitement", "astonishment" ]

Her mother welcomed her into this world with tears of [MASK] ,for she was not the son her mother had desired.

sorrow

[ "yet", "therefore", "otherwise" ]

Her father felt blessed to have a sweet little daughter like her [MASK] .

though

[ "took", "admitted", "fetched" ]

As she grew up, she [MASK] joy to the whole family.

brought

[ "patience", "comfort", "terror" ]

Her grandparents made her life a princess, but her mother never showed any [MASK] to her.

love

[ "welcome", "increase", "improve" ]

She never really got a chance to [MASK] a special mother-daughter bonding.

share

[ "Pitifully", "Regretfully", "Normally" ]

[MASK] ,she was always surrounded by her friends.

Fortunately

[ "prepared", "searched", "thanked" ]

But what she [MASK] for was some tender words of love from her mother.

longed

[ "predict", "avoid", "resist" ]

As she grew up, she found her own ways to [MASK] her sorrow of such mental hurt.

overcome

[ "take", "compare", "fight" ]

At college, she found some close friends to [MASK] a lifelong friendship with.

develop

[ "tired", "afraid", "ashamed" ]

Her friends felt [MASK] of her and remarked how lucky she was to live like a princess.

envy

[ "answered", "advised", "informed" ]

Later she married a young bachelor who [MASK] her a brighter future.

promised

[ "quarrels", "studies", "relations" ]

There were several ups and downs in their [MASK] but his support brought fresh hope to her life.

lives

[ "disaster", "applause", "agreement" ]

There were several ups and downs in their lives but his support brought fresh [MASK] to her life.

hope

[ "laughed", "whispered", "argued" ]

She shared a magical relationship with her daughter, and thus she [MASK] as a baby when her daughter married and immigrated abroad.

cried

[ "off", "with", "in" ]

She said her daughter had helped her [MASK] the sorrow of her past.

through

[ "casually", "gradually", "frequently" ]

Our conversation was [MASK] interrupted by a call.

suddenly

[ "detect", "imagine", "conclude" ]

It didn't take long for me to [MASK] who the caller was.

guess

[ "mother", "father", "brother" ]

It must be her [MASK] .

daughter

[ "tell", "hear", "see" ]

I'll [MASK] you every day, mom and I will love you even more each day .

miss

[ "accept", "receive", "adapt" ]

I want you to [MASK] a little boy , you won't be so lonely .He can have my room and my old things to play with .

get

[ "scared", "upset", "exhausted" ]

I want you to get a little boy , you won't be so [MASK] .He can have my room and my old things to play with .

lonely

[ "boy", "man", "woman" ]

If you decide to get a [MASK] instead , she probably wouldn't like the things as we boys do , so you have to buy her dolls and stuff that girls like .

girl

[ "robots", "papers", "cars" ]

If you decide to get a girl instead , she probably wouldn't like the things as we boys do , so you have to buy her [MASK] and stuff that girls like .

dolls

[ "worried", "angry", "glad" ]

Don't be [MASK] when you think about me .This is really a great place .Grandma and Grandpa met me as soon as I got here and showed me around some good places .

sad

[ "looked", "turned", "went" ]

Don't be sad when you think about me .This is really a great place .Grandma and Grandpa met me as soon as I got here and [MASK] me around some good places .

showed

[ "unkind", "ugly", "generous" ]

The angels are so [MASK] ,and I love to watch them fly .

friendly

[ "necessary", "strange", "impossible" ]

I got to sit on God's knee and talk to him like I was somebody [MASK] . I told God that I wanted to write you a letter and tell you good-bye and everything , but I knew that wasn't allowed .

important

[ "hear", "get", "receive" ]

I got to sit on God's knee and talk to him like I was somebody important . I told God that I wanted to [MASK] you a letter and tell you good-bye and everything , but I knew that wasn't allowed .

write

[ "asked", "forbidden", "required" ]

I got to sit on God's knee and talk to him like I was somebody important . I told God that I wanted to write you a letter and tell you good-bye and everything , but I knew that wasn't [MASK] .

allowed

[ "card", "email", "parcel" ]

I think Gabriel is the name of the angel that is going to drop this [MASK] off to you .Oh , by the way Mom , nobody else can see what is written on this paper but you .

letter

[ "remembered", "memorized", "knew" ]

I almost [MASK] to let you know-now I don't hurt any more because the cancer is all gone.

forgot

[ "injure", "damage", "harm" ]

I almost forgot to let you know-now I don't [MASK] any more because the cancer is all gone.

hurt

[ "hunger", "love", "thirst" ]

God himself couldn't stand to see me suffer the [MASK] either , so he sent The Angel of Mercy to get me .

pain

[ "on", "over", "through" ]

Over a hundred years ago, in a Scottish seaside inn, a group of fisherman were relaxing after a long day at sea .As a serving maid was walking [MASK] the fishermen's table with a pot of tea, one of the men made a sweeping gesture to describe the size of the fish he had caught.

past

[ "movement", "signal", "fly" ]

Over a hundred years ago, in a Scottish seaside inn, a group of fisherman were relaxing after a long day at sea .As a serving maid was walking past the fishermen's table with a pot of tea, one of the men made a sweeping [MASK] to describe the size of the fish he had caught.

gesture

[ "sliding", "flowing", "running" ]

His hand had a collision with the teapot and sent it [MASK] against the whitewashed wall, where its contents left a(n) irregular brown spot.

crashing

[ "regular", "beautiful", "popular" ]

His hand had a collision with the teapot and sent it crashing against the whitewashed wall, where its contents left a(n) [MASK] brown spot.

irregular

[ "repaired", "removed", "rebuilt" ]

"The whole wall will have to be [MASK] ."

repainted

[ "teapot", "picture", "paint" ]

"Let me work with the [MASK] ,"said the stranger, standing up from his table in the corner.

stain

[ "permits", "supports", "needs" ]

"If my work [MASK] your approval, you won't need to repaint the wall."

meets

[ "papers", "knives", "boards" ]

Opening the box, he withdrew pencils, [MASK] , and various colours.

brushes

[ "However", "Therefore", "Meanwhile" ]

[MASK] a picture began to appear.

Soon

[ "soup", "porridge", "juice" ]

The stain of [MASK] had been turned into the picture of a deer with a magnificent pair of antlers.

tea

[ "stressed", "drew", "covered" ]

At the bottom of the picture, the man [MASK] his name.

signed

[ "damage", "fish", "work" ]

Then he paid for his [MASK] and left.

meal