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The underlined word is: "Oh I'll turn her out myself!" the visitor cordially said.

The underlined word is: "She has brought you and me together," said Sir Claude.

The underlined word is: "Well then," he said to Maisie, "you must try the trick at OUR place."

The underlined word is: "You little monster--take care what you do! But that's what she does do," she continued to Sir Claude. "She did it to me and Beale."

The underlined word is: He held out his hand to her again. "Will you come now?"

The underlined word is: His cheerful echo prolonged the happy truth, and Maisie broke out almost with enthusiasm: "I've brought you and her together!"

The underlined word is: Then she gave a tug to the child's coat, glancing at her up and down with some ruefulness.

The underlined words are: Her daughter and her successor were therefore left to gaze in united but helpless blankness at all Maisie was not learning.

The underlined words are: Maisie was not long in seeing just what her stepmother had meant by the difference she should show in her new character.

The underlined words are: They were surrounded with subjects they must take at a rush and perpetually getting into the attitude of triumphant attack.

The underlined words are: If she was her father's wife she was not her own governess, and if her presence had had formerly to be made regular by the theory of a humble function she was now on a footing that dispensed with all theories and was inconsistent with all servitude.

The underlined words are: It was thus that the splendid school at Brighton lost itself in the haze of larger questions, though the fear that it would provoke Ida to leap into the breach subsided with her prolonged, her quite shameless non-appearance.

The underlined words are: Mrs. Wix fed this sense from the stores of her conversation and with the immense bustle of her reminder that they must cull the fleeting hour.

The underlined words are: The year therefore rounded itself as a receptacle of retarded knowledge--a cup brimming over with the sense that now at least she was learning.

The underlined words are: The argument against a successor to Miss Overmore remained: it was composed frankly of the fact, of which Mrs. Beale granted the full absurdity, that she was too awfully fond of her stepdaughter to bring herself to see her in vulgar and mercenary hands.

The underlined words are: There was a fine intensity in the way the child agreed with her that under Mrs. Beale and Susan Ash she had learned nothing whatever; the wildness of the rescued castaway was one of the forces that would henceforth make for a career of conquest.

The underlined words are: These things were the constant occupation of Mrs. Wix, who arrived there by the back stairs, but in tears of joy, the day after her own arrival.

The underlined words are: This pleasing object found a conspicuous place in the schoolroom, which in truth Mr. Farange seldom entered and in which silent admiration formed, during the time I speak of, almost the sole scholastic exercise of Mrs. Beale's pupil.

The underlined words are: This, however, was a fuller and richer time: it bounded along to the tune of Mrs. Wix's constant insistence on the energy they must both put forth.

The underlined words are: Would you believe," Mrs. Beale confidentially asked of her little charge, "that he says I'm a worse expense than ever, and that a daughter and a wife together are really more than he can afford?"

Define if the sentence is simple.

A) As regards this deviation

it was agreed between them that they were not in a position to bring it home to him.

B) Mrs. Wix was in dread of doing anything to make him, as she said, "worse"; and Maisie was sufficiently initiated to be able to reflect that in speaking to her as he had done he had only wished to be tender of Mrs. Beale.

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Define if the sentence is simple.

A) For Mrs. Beale certainly he was an

immense one--she speedily made known as much; but Mrs. Beale from this moment presented herself to Maisie as a person to whom a great gift had come.

B) The great gift was just for handling complications.

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Define if the sentence is simple.

A) It consisted of an odd unexpected shame at placing in an inferior light, to so perfect a gentleman and so charming a person as Sir Claude, so very near a relative as Mr. Farange.

B) She remembered, however, her friend's telling her that no one was seriously afraid of her father, and she turned round with a small toss of her head.

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Define if the sentence is simple.

A) It fell in with all her inclinations to think of him as tender, and she forbore to let him know that the two ladies had, as SHE would never do, betrayed him.

B) She had not long to keep her secret.

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Define if the sentence is simple.

A) Maisie felt how little she made of them when, after she had dropped to Sir Claude some recall of a previous meeting, he made answer, with a sound of consternation and yet an air of relief, that he had denied to their companion their having, since the day he came for her, seen each other till that moment.

B) She was flurried by the term with which he had qualified her gentle friend, but she took the occasion for one to which she must in every manner lend herself.

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Define if the sentence is simple.

A) Mrs. Beale had since their separation acquired a conspicuous right to it, and Maisie's first flush of response to her present delight coloured all her splendour with meanings that this time were sweet.

B) She had told Sir Claude she was afraid of the lady in the Regent's Park; but she had confidence enough to break on the spot, into the frankest appreciation.

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Define if the sentence is simple.

A) She saw while she watched and wondered that they took the direction of the Regent's Park; but she didn't know why he should make a mystery of that, and it was not till they passed under a pretty arch and drew up at a white house in a terrace from which the view, she thought, must be lovely that, mystified, she clutched him and broke out: "I shall see papa?"

B) Maisie glanced away over the apron of the cab--gazed a minute at the green expanse of the Regent's Park and, at this moment colouring to the roots of her hair, felt the full, hot rush of an emotion more mature than any she had yet known.

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Define if the sentence is simple.

A) Sir Claude smiled, but she noted that the violence with which she had just changed colour had brought into his own face a slight compunctious and embarrassed flush.

B) It was as if he had caught his first glimpse of her sense of responsibility.

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Define if the sentence is simple.

A) This was a perception on Maisie's part

that neither mamma, nor Sir Claude, nor Mrs. Wix, with their immense and so varied respective attractions, had exactly kindled, and that made an immediate difference when the talk, as it promptly did, began to turn to her father.

B) Oh yes, Mr. Farange was a complication, but she saw now that he wouldn't be one for his daughter.

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Define if the sentence is simple.

A) Well, the handsomest woman in London gave herself up, with tender lustrous looks and every demonstration of fondness, to a happiness at last clutched again.

B) There was almost as vivid a bloom in her maturity as in mamma's, and it took her but a short time to give her little friend an impression of positive power--an impression that seemed to

begin like a long bright day.

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Define what part of speech the underlined word is:

"It will be the right thing--if you feel as you've told me you feel." Mrs. Wix, sustained and uplifted, was now as clear as a bell.

Define what part of speech the underlined word is:

"Supplies be hanged, my dear woman!" said their delightful friend. "Leave supplies to me--I'll take care of supplies."

Define what part of speech the underlined word is:

If I've been an 'ipocrite it's the other way round: I've pretended, to him and to her, to myself

and to you and to every one, NOT to see! It serves me right to have held

my tongue before such horrors!"

Define what part of speech the underlined word is:

It hung before Maisie, Mrs. Wix's way, like a glittering picture, and she clasped her hands in ecstasy. "Come along, come along, come along!"

Define what part of speech the underlined word is:

It simply consisted of the proposal that whenever and wherever they should seek refuge Sir Claude should consent to share their asylum.

Define what part of speech the underlined word is:

Mrs. Wix rose to it. "Well, it's exactly because I knew you'd be so glad to do so that I put the question before you. There's a way to look after us better than any other. The way's just to come along with us."

Define what part of speech the underlined word is:

On his protesting with all the warmth in nature against this note of secession she asked what else in the world was left to them if her ladyship should stop supplies.

Define what part of speech the underlined word is:

Sir Claude looked from his stepdaughter back to her governess. "Do you mean leave this house and take up my abode with you?"

Define what part of speech the underlined word is:

The principal one was startling, but Maisie appreciated the courage with which her governess

handled it.

Define what part of speech the underlined word is: Sir Claude on the morrow came

in to tea, and then the ideas were produced. It was extraordinary how the child's presence drew out their full strength.

Define what part of speech the underlined word is: That put the couple more than ever, in this troubled sea, in the same boat, so that with the consciousness of ideas on the part of her fellow

mariner Maisie could sit close and wait.

Fill in the gap: Mrs. Wix's bitterness, however, again overflowed. "He does, he does,"

she cried, "and it's that that's just the worst of it! They'll take you, they'll take you, and what ___ the world will then become of me?"

Fill in the gap: She threw herself afresh upon her pupil and wept ___ her with the

inevitable effect of causing the child's own tears to flow.

Fill in the gap: This conveyed a full appreciation of her peril, and it was in rejoinder

that Sir Claude uttered, acknowledging the source ___ that peril, the

reassurance at which I have glanced. "

Fill in the gap: What turn it gave to their talk needn't here be recorded: the transition to

the colourless schoolroom and lonely Mrs. Wix was doubtless an effect ___

relaxed interest in what was before them.

The underlined word is (define the syntactic function of the word):

He was restored in great abundance, and it was marked that, though he appeared to have felt the need to take a stand against the risk of being too roughly saddled with the offspring of others, he

at this period exposed himself more than ever before to the presumption of having created expectations.

The underlined word is (define the syntactic function of the word):

Here indeed was a slight ambiguity, as papa's being on Mrs. Beale's didn't somehow seem to place him quite on his daughter's.

The underlined word is (define the syntactic function of the word):

If therefore Mrs. Wix was on Sir Claude's, her ladyship on Mr. Perriam's and Mr. Perriam presumably on her ladyship's, this left only Mrs. Beale and Mr. Farange to account for.

The underlined word is (define the syntactic function of the word):

It sounded, as this young lady thought it over, very much like puss-in-the-corner, and she could only wonder if the distribution of parties would lead to a rushing to and fro and a changing of places.

The underlined word is (define the syntactic function of the word):

She seemed to sit in her new dress and brood over her lost delicacy, which had become almost as doleful a memory as that of poor Clara Matilda.