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II. Paraphrase using your Active Vocabulary:

  1. The writer decided to stay as he wanted to learn the news about Strickland.

  2. He looked around trying to find Strickland among people in the cafe.

  3. It’s all the same to me whether you starve or not.

  4. Strickland did not look as a man who earned a lot of money.

  5. I

  6. Strickland looked upon Stroeve as he was seeking for some gide.

  7. Stroeve look at the writer and he understood that Dirk was worried.

  8. I did it not because I felt sorry for you.

  9. You look absolutely hungry.

  1. Answer the following questions. Make use of the Vocabulary of the Chapter:

  1. Where did Maugham meet Strickland in 5 years? p.85,86

to fetch smb

to take someone to (some place)

to run one’s eyes over smb/smth

to thread one’s way

to give someone a glance

to become absorbed in the game

to give smb a troubled look

to be (not) disconcerted

  1. How did he change? p.86

extreme thinness

to protrude arrogantly

to emphasize cheekbones

seem larger

torn and stained (suit)

to hang loosely

to be bone and sinew

an impression of great strength

  1. How did the writer have his revenge upon Strickland? p.87,88

to rest one’s eyes on smb

a malicious expression

to seek for some gibe [d aib]

to catch a gleam of recognition in smb’s eyes

to be (not) easily abashed

the other day

to give a short laugh

to have a jolly evening

to glance at smb reflectively

to be occupied with one’s own thoughts

to get smth out of smb

to make a good living

to look Starved

out of charity

not to care a twopenny

IV. Give a Summary of the Chapter.

I. Additional Vocabulary:

p.85

  1. absinthe ['xbsxT] – абсент, полынная водка

  2. sluggishness – инертность, зд. Постоянство p.86

  3. to thread one’s way – протискиваться

  4. to disconcert – обескуражить

  5. ragged – косматая

  6. untrimmed – нечесаная

  7. arrogantly – высокомерно

  8. protrude – выдаваться вперед

  9. cheekbones – скулы

  10. hollow – яма, впадина

  11. temples – виски

  12. loosely – свободно

  13. sinew – мускулы

  14. riveted – погруженный

  15. jovial – веселый, общительный

  16. expletives [Iks'pli:tivz] – брань

  17. p.87

  18. gibe [Gaib] – насмешка

  19. twinkle – сверкать

  20. reflectively – задумчиво

  21. to chuckle – усмехнуться, фыркнуть p.88

  22. charity – благотворительность, милосердие

II. Write down corresponding English adjectives:

  1. свободный

  2. мускулистый

  3. веселый

  4. сверкающий

  5. высокомерный

  6. обескураженный

  7. всклоченный

  8. задумчивый

Chapter XXI

I. Active Vocabulary:

  1. a note of exasperation p.88 – irritation

  2. now and then p.88 = from time to time

  3. at length p.88 = at last

  4. acquisition of the knowledge p.88 = learning

  5. to show not in the least interest in smb p.88 = to show no interest at all

  6. to be rewarded p.88 = to get what one wants for doing smth.

  7. to be on the look out for smth p.89 = to look for smth

  8. to make out smth p.90 = to understand

  9. to move the souls to pity p.91 = to make smb feel pity

  10. to be prosperous p.91 = to have money and success

  11. to disapprove of smb p.92

  12. for good and all p.93 = forever

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