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Match each term to it's sentence.
He rode upon a strong ____d horse
In those days, far south in Calormen on a little ____ of the sea, there lived a poor fisherman called Arsheesh, and with him there lived a boy who called him Father.
“You yourself have wisely said,” answered Arsheesh, “that the boy’s labour has been to me of ____ value. This must be taken into account in fixing the price. For if I sell the boy I must undoubtly either buy or hire another to do his work.”
The horse had lifted its head. Shasta stroked its smooth-as-____ nose and said, "I wish you could talk, old fellow."
One could see nothing but a grassy slope running up to a level ____ and beyond that the sky with perhaps a few birds in it.
“O my master,” replied the fisherman, “what price could induce your servant, poor though he is, to sell into slavery his only child and his own flesh? Has not one of the poets said, ‘Natural affection is stronger than soup and offspring more precious than ____s?’”
By his side hung a curving ____, a round shield studded with bosses of brass hung at his back, and his right hand grasped a lance.
He had heard all he wanted, for he had often listened when men were ____ing in the village and knew how it was done.
“Ridden the what?” retorted the Horse with extreme ____.
But as soon as they were in the middle of the ford it turned ____ and waded till they were about a hundred yards further inland than the cottage.