1. It was a different sort of worry that was ________ a concern. He wants to see her again.

2. Naturally he had his umbrella with him and a heavy coat ________ that aphorism his mother always used: Never cast a clout (remove an article of clothing) before May is out.

3. The next participant in this village drama is the weather, which ________ a very significant part in English life.

4. If you take the first left after the post office, you come to Sally's place and if you take the second ________ to the right after that you come to the cottage where Andrew lives.

5. Immediately Andrew started to worry. He didn't know her name. He didn't know her address and he felt strange. He ________ his pulse. He tests his mental faculties: Two and two make four.

6. and I stopped worrying from that moment ________ .

7. For probably the first time in his life Andrew actually ________ his worry from himself to someone else.

8. The conversation went as follows: I hear you live in this village, too How do you ________ ? asked Andrew.

9. The ________ is palpable. Then suddenly the door bursts open and in walks our heroine, Sally looking like a drowned rat.

10. She smiled at me when we were standing ________ the altar.