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(a) neared
nearer
(6) to
balanced
on
8. The crisis was now desperate. The fieldsmen drew
neared and nearer to the batsman, excepting
the youth to the blue jumper. Livingstone
balance himself on his toes. Mr. Shakespeare
Pollock hopped about almost in top of the
batsman, and breathes excitedly and audibly.
Even the imperturbable Mr. Southcott discarding
the piece of grass which he has been chewing so
steadily. Mr. Hodge took himself off and put in the
Major, who has by now somewhat lived down the
quart and a half.
(c) balance
(d) in
(e) breathes
discarding
(g) has
(h) in
(i) has
breathed
discarded
had
had​

Answer 1

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