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[the][··]|1} others agreed that this was BLANK 1 of 12 good plan. They also wanted to avoid talking to anyone about this extraordinary picture, knowing what BLANK 2 of 12 excitement and argument it would cause.
At about five o’clock they came back to Mr Williams’ rooms for BLANK 3 of 12 tea. When they entered BLANK 4 of 12 room, they were surprised to find Mr Filcher, BLANK 5 of 12 servant, sitting in Mr Williams’ armchair and staring in BLANK 6 of 12 horror at BLANK 7 of 12 picture on BLANK 8 of 12 table. Mr Filcher had worked in BLANK 9 of 12 college for many years and had never before behaved in such BLANK 10 of 12 unusual way. He seemed to feel this himself, and tried to jump to BLANK 11 of 12 feet when BLANK 12 of 12 three men came in.
‘I’m sorry, sir,’ he said. ‘I didn’t mean to sit down.’
‘That’s all right, Robert,’ said Mr Williams. ‘I was going to ask you what you thought of that picture.’
[the][··]|1} others agreed that this was Fill in the blank 1 of 12 good plan. They also wanted to avoid talking to anyone about this extraordinary picture, knowing what Fill in the blank 2 of 12 excitement and argument it would cause.
At about five o’clock they came back to Mr Williams’ rooms for Fill in the blank 3 of 12 tea. When they entered Fill in the blank 4 of 12 room, they were surprised to find Mr Filcher, Fill in the blank 5 of 12 servant, sitting in Mr Williams’ armchair and staring in Fill in the blank 6 of 12 horror at Fill in the blank 7 of 12 picture on Fill in the blank 8 of 12 table. Mr Filcher had worked in Fill in the blank 9 of 12 college for many years and had never before behaved in such Fill in the blank 10 of 12 unusual way. He seemed to feel this himself, and tried to jump to Fill in the blank 11 of 12 feet when Fill in the blank 12 of 12 three men came in.
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‘Well, sir,’ replied BLANK 1 of 25 servant, ‘of course, I don’t really understand BLANK 2 of 25 pictures, but I wouldn’t like my little girl to see it. I’m sure it would give her BLANK 3 of 25 bad dreams. It doesn’t seem BLANK 4 of 25 right kind of picture to leave lying around. It could frighten anybody — seeing that awful thing carrying off BLANK 5 of 25 poor baby. That’s what I think, sir. Will you need me any more today, sir? Thank you, sir.’
Filcher left BLANK 6 of 25 room and BLANK 7 of 25 three men went at once to look at BLANK 8 of 25 picture. There was BLANK 9 of 25 house as before, under BLANK 10 of 25 moon and BLANK 11 of 25 clouds. But BLANK 12 of 25 window that had been open was now shut, and BLANK 13 of 25 figure was once more on BLANK 14 of 25 lawn; but not crawling this time.
Now it was walking, with BLANK 15 of 25 long steps, towards BLANK 16 of 25 front of BLANK 17 of 25 picture. BLANK 18 of 25 moon was behind it and BLANK 19 of 25 black material of its garment nearly covered its face. BLANK 20 of 25 three men were deeply thankful that they could see no more of BLANK 21 of 25 face than BLANK 22 of 25 high, white forehead and BLANK 23 of 25 few long, thin hairs. Its legs beneath BLANK 24 of 25 garment were horribly thin, and its arms held something which seemed to be BLANK 25 of 25 child, whether dead or living it was not possible to say.
‘Well, sir,’ replied Fill in the blank 1 of 25 servant, ‘of course, I don’t really understand Fill in the blank 2 of 25 pictures, but I wouldn’t like my little girl to see it. I’m sure it would give her Fill in the blank 3 of 25 bad dreams. It doesn’t seem Fill in the blank 4 of 25 right kind of picture to leave lying around. It could frighten anybody — seeing that awful thing carrying off Fill in the blank 5 of 25 poor baby. That’s what I think, sir. Will you need me any more today, sir? Thank you, sir.’
Filcher left Fill in the blank 6 of 25 room and Fill in the blank 7 of 25 three men went at once to look at Fill in the blank 8 of 25 picture. There was Fill in the blank 9 of 25 house as before, under Fill in the blank 10 of 25 moon and Fill in the blank 11 of 25 clouds. But Fill in the blank 12 of 25 window that had been open was now shut, and Fill in the blank 13 of 25 figure was once more on Fill in the blank 14 of 25 lawn; but not crawling this time.
Now it was walking, with Fill in the blank 15 of 25 long steps, towards Fill in the blank 16 of 25 front of Fill in the blank 17 of 25 picture. Fill in the blank 18 of 25 moon was behind it and Fill in the blank 19 of 25 black material of its garment nearly covered its face. Fill in the blank 20 of 25 three men were deeply thankful that they could see no more of Fill in the blank 21 of 25 face than Fill in the blank 22 of 25 high, white forehead and Fill in the blank 23 of 25 few long, thin hairs. Its legs beneath Fill in the blank 24 of 25 garment were horribly thin, and its arms held something which seemed to be Fill in the blank 25 of 25 child, whether dead or living it was not possible to say.
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BLANK 1 of 21 three friends watched BLANK 2 of 21 picture until it was time for BLANK 3 of 21 dinner but it did not change at all. They hurried back to Williams’ rooms as soon as BLANK 4 of 21 dinner was finished. BLANK 5 of 21 picture was where they had left it, but BLANK 6 of 21 figure had gone, and BLANK 7 of 21 house was quiet under BLANK 8 of 21 moon and BLANK 9 of 21 clouds.
‘Well,’ said Mr Williams, ‘now we really must try to find where this house is.’ They got out BLANK 10 of 21 guidebooks and began to work.
It was nearly two hours later when Williams suddenly cried, ‘Ha! This looks like it.’ He read aloud from BLANK 11 of 21 Guide to Essex that he was holding:
‘Anningly. Interesting twelfth-century church containing BLANK 12 of 21 tombs of BLANK 13 of 21 Francis family, whose home, Anningly Hall, stands just behind BLANK 14 of 21 church. BLANK 15 of 21 family is now extinct. BLANK 16 of 21 last member of BLANK 17 of 21 family disappeared very mysteriously in 1802 while still BLANK 18 of 21 child. His father, Sir Arthur Francis, BLANK 19 of 21 well-known amateur artist, lived quite alone after that until he was found dead in his house three years later, after he had just completed BLANK 20 of 21 picture of BLANK 21 of 21 Hall.’
Fill in the blank 1 of 21 three friends watched Fill in the blank 2 of 21 picture until it was time for Fill in the blank 3 of 21 dinner but it did not change at all. They hurried back to Williams’ rooms as soon as Fill in the blank 4 of 21 dinner was finished. Fill in the blank 5 of 21 picture was where they had left it, but Fill in the blank 6 of 21 figure had gone, and Fill in the blank 7 of 21 house was quiet under Fill in the blank 8 of 21 moon and Fill in the blank 9 of 21 clouds.
‘Well,’ said Mr Williams, ‘now we really must try to find where this house is.’ They got out Fill in the blank 10 of 21 guidebooks and began to work.
It was nearly two hours later when Williams suddenly cried, ‘Ha! This looks like it.’ He read aloud from Fill in the blank 11 of 21 Guide to Essex that he was holding:
‘Anningly. Interesting twelfth-century church containing Fill in the blank 12 of 21 tombs of Fill in the blank 13 of 21 Francis family, whose home, Anningly Hall, stands just behind Fill in the blank 14 of 21 church. Fill in the blank 15 of 21 family is now extinct. Fill in the blank 16 of 21 last member of Fill in the blank 17 of 21 family disappeared very mysteriously in 1802 while still Fill in the blank 18 of 21 child. His father, Sir Arthur Francis, Fill in the blank 19 of 21 well-known amateur artist, lived quite alone after that until he was found dead in his house three years later, after he had just completed Fill in the blank 20 of 21 picture of Fill in the blank 21 of 21 Hall.’
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