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"Would you like to buy a box of matchsticks, mister ?" the little girl asked. The man ___1___ she approached did not even ___2___ to answer her. He shuffled ___3___ in his great coat, eager to get home ___4___ his cosy fireplace.

The girl was shivering ___5___ the cold. It had been ___6___ continuously for the past two days. The girl's shoes, ___7___ were already thin were thoroughly soaked. Yet, her sweet, angelic ___8___ did not lose ___9___ innocent smile. It only made her ___10___ more pathetic when she knitted her brows sometimes. Her feet ___11___ sore with painful chilblains.

Someone shouted, "Watch ___12___, girl !"

It was too ___13___ ! The coach ws going too fast and the ___14___ had not seen her earlier. There was barely enough ___15___ for the little girl to take a step back. In her hurry to get to ___16___, the basket of matchsticks fell ___17___ the snow.

She ___18___ them up, wet and dirty from a puddle of melted snow. The matchstick couldn't be used now. as she began to make her way ___19___, she realised that she had lost ___20___ of her shoes in the snow.

 

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1. whom   2. stop/bother   3. away   4. to   5. in   6. snowing   7. which   8. face   9. its   10. look   11. were   12. out   13. late   14. driver   15. time   16. safety   17. onto   18. picked   19. home   20. one
 

"Would you like to buy a box of matchsticks, mister ?" the little girl asked. The man whom she approached did not even stop/bother to answer her. He shuffled away in his great coat, eager to get home to his cosy fireplace.

The girl was shivering in the cold. It had been snowing continuously for the past two days. The girl's shoes, which were already thin were thoroughly soaked. Yet, her sweet, angelic face did not lose its innocent smile. It only made her look more pathetic when she knitted her brows sometimes. Her feet were sore with painful chilblains.

Someone shouted, "Watch out, girl !"

It was too late ! The coach was going too fast and the driver had not seen her earlier. There was barely enough time for the little girl to take a step back. In her hurry to get to safety, the basket of matchsticks fell onto the snow.

She picked them up, wet and dirty from a puddle of melted snow. The matchstick couldn't be used now. as she began to make her way home, she realised that she had lost one of her shoes in the snow.

 
 

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