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Notice these expressions in the text. Infer their meanings from the context.

in great dread of:
counted on:
thumbed at the edges:
in unison
a great bustle:
reproach ourselves with:

Lesson: The Last Lesson (Flamingo English)

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Answered by Anonymous
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1) In great dread of: fearful in anticipation of something .

2) Counted on: to rely or trust on somebody/something .

3) Thumbed at the edges: worn or soiled edges caused by frequent handling .

4) In unison: something happening or being done at the same time .

5) A great bustle: an excited (and often noisy) activity or a rapid, active commotion .

5) Reproach ourselves with: to express disapproval, criticism, or disappointment.

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