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Match each term to it's sentence.
And let the message be worded as graciously as the Queen can ____ without pledging her honour: so as to give the Prince a hope that she is weakening.
This morning he pressed very hard to know your mid. I put it aside—meaning at the same time to ____ his hopes—with some light common jests about women’s fancies, and hinted that his suit was likely to be cold.
While Shasta was eating, the good little Faun, who thought he was still dazed with ____, kept talking to him about the fine times he would have when they all got home, about his good old father King Lune of Archenland and the little castle where he lived on the southern slopes of the pass.
So I asked them if they’d like a ____ of whine and they said they didn’t mind if they did.
And of course you remember you have promised to come for a whole week to stay with me for the Summer Festival, and there’ll be bonfires and all-night dances of Fauns and Dryads in the heart of the woods and, who knows?—we might see Aslan himself!”
There were lobsters, and salad, and snipe stuffed with almonds and ____s, and a complicated dish made of chicken-livers and rice and raisins and nuts, and there were cool melons and gooseberry fools and mulberry fools, and every kind of nice thing that can be made with ice.
“But how can he? Does the Tisroc think our brother the High King would suffer such an ____?”
"Oh, if only I had never left Cair Paravel. Our last happy day was before those ambassadors came from Calormen. The Moles were planting an ____ for us ... oh ... oh."
But then he said to himself, “Well, how can I help it?” and, “Anyway, that Aravis thinks she’s too good to go about with me, so she can jolly will go alone,” and at the same time he couldn’t help feeling that it would be much nicer going to Narnia by sea than tolling across the dessert.
There was also a little ____ of the sort of wine that is called “white” through it is really yellow.