LOVE OF LIFE JACK LONDON

exulted for her, and not a few were envious of her, in that she had won a husband and to freedom from the suffocating slavery of the ironing board. Much of bantering she endured; such was the fate of every girl who married out of the fancy starch room. But Saxon wa[r]

THE VALLEY OF THE MOON JACK LONDON BOOK 1 CHAPTER 6 They said good-bye at the gate. Billy betrayed awkwardness that was sweet to Saxon. He was not one of the take-it-for-granted young men. There was a pause, while she feigned desire to go into the house, yet waited in se[r]

His voice died away regretfully, as the one with the stocking, whose hair had been clutched from behind by another Amazon, was whirled about in a dizzy semicircle. Vainly Mary clung to his arm, shaking him back and forth and remonstrating. "Can't you be sensible?" she cried. "It's awful! I tell you[r]

THE VALLEY OF THE MOON JACK LONDON BOOK 1 CHAPTER 5 At eight o'clock the Al Vista band played "Home, Sweet Home," and, following the hurried rush through the twilight to the picnic train, the four managed to get double seats facing each other. When the aisles and platforms wer[r]

THE VALLEY OF THE MOON JACK LONDON BOOK 1 CHAPTER 7 Tun work in the ironing-room slipped off, but the three days until Wednesday night were very long. She hummed over the fancy starch that flew under the iron at an astounding rate. "I can't see how you do it," Mary admired. "Yo[r]

shirtwaist, clutched at the board, fumbled it, caved in at the knees and hips, and like a half-empty sack collapsed on the floor, her long shriek rising in the pent room to the acrid smell of scorching cloth. The women at the boards near to her scrambled, first, to the hot iron to save the cl[r]

a. make b. give c. keep d. tell 68. I was late because I ……… the bus. a. left b. lost c. missed d. forgot 69. We never believe in him, he always … lies. a. says b. makes c. tells d. give 70. Rice is ………… in China a. made b. kept c. done d. grown 71. “New headway ” is ……textbook I’ve ever learned. a.[r]

agreed I could put off making a decision about a university course for a year. Then a family in London invited me to live with them, help them look ( 42 ) the children and do a little housework in return for some pocket money. I ( 43 ) with this family for five months now. My main job is to m[r]

"They're thicker'n mush in no time," Bert girded. "You'd think they'd known each other a week already." "Oh, we knew each other longer than that," Saxon returned. "Before ever we were born our folks were walkin' across the plains together." "When your folks was waitin' for the railroad to be built a[r]

THE VALLEY OF THE MOON JACK LONDON BOOK 1 CHAPTER 8 The music stopped at the end of the waltz, leaving Billy and Saxon at the big entrance doorway of the ballroom. Her hand rested lightly on his arm, and they were promenading on to find seats, when Charley Long, e[r]

3. Every year many__________ attempt to swim across the English Channel. (swim) 4. This knife is__________. It doesn’t cut at all. (use) 5. Some students in my class are starting to learn another language and they find it__________. (enjoy) 6. She was __________ right when she said the man was[r]

blackest, brightest eyes, and that the way he looked was like an eagle. He'd fought duels, too, the way they did in those days, and he wasn't afraid of anything. "Sadie was a beauty, and she flirted with him and drove him crazy. Maybe she wasn't sure of her own mind, I don't know. But[r]

THE VALLEY OF THE MOON JACK LONDON BOOK 1 CHAPTER 12 The days flew by for Saxon. She worked on steadily at the laundry, even doing more overtime than usual, and all her free waking hours were devoted to preparations for the great change and to Billy. He had proved himself God's[r]

"Then there was a bookkeeper when I was sixteen. I seem to run to bookkeepers. It was a bookkeeper at the laundry that Charley Long beat up. This other one was when I was working in Hickmeyer's Cannery. He had soft hands, too. But I quickly got all I wanted of him. He was . . . well, anyway,[r]

saucer with the greasy-looking, nondescript fluid, and continued her set glare, her breast rising and falling with staccato, mechanical movement. "Now, Sarah, be c'am, be c'am," Tom pleaded anxiously. In response, slowly, with utmost deliberation, as if the destiny of empires rested on the ce[r]

THE VALLEY OF THE MOON JACK LONDON BOOK 1 CHAPTER 10 "I don't know horses," Saxon said. "I've never been on one's back, and the only ones I've tried to drive were single, and lame, or almost falling down, or something. But I'm not afraid of horses. I just love the[r]

79. Why don’t you get someone sending this letter for me? a b c d 80. If he arrived late, we would began without him. a b c d Phần 4. Với mỗi câu hỏi từ 75- 80, thí sinh dùng bút chì tô kín 01 ô tròn trong phiếu trả lời kèm theo ở hàng tương ứng với một trong các chữ cái A, B, C, D chỉ phương án t[r]

The teacher is going to tell a story.A. A story is going to be told by the teacher. B. A story is going to tell by the teacher. C. A story be told by the teacher. D. A story is going to tell the teacher.39.She said to her husband, “Give up smoking!”A. She told her husband to giving up smoke B. She t[r]

READ THE PASSAGE AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER: JACK LONDON 1876 – 1916 Jack London’s life and writings are thought by many to represent the American love for adventure.. He was born in San[r]

ĐỀ LUYỆN THI TIẾNG ANH - SỐ 9 1. Pick out the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest a. off b. of c. safe d. knife 2. When gold was discovered in Alaska in 1897 the famous ?________?began . a. gold find b. gold discovery c. gold catch d. gold rush 3. Pick out[r]