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"I couldn't go ___1___," Mary thought wearily. She had no idea how ___2___ they had walked, or ___3___ how long. It seemed like forever. She had protested once or ___4___ in the beginning that they would be wiser to ___5___ remain in the jeep or return to the cool ___6___ of the trees around the oasis. Philip scolded her angrily.

She stumbled and ___7___ in the sand, twisting her ankle. ___8___ of her was Philip. He turned and glared at her, coming back to pull her ___9___ . Mary held ___10___ a cry as her full weight was ___11___ on her foot.

"Can't you try to keep ___12___ with me ?" he said harshly. Mary knew better ___13___ to ask him where they were going. They seemed to have been following this sandy track for a lifetime. Her face felt as ___14___ it was on fire and her ankle throbbed agonizingly ___15___ every step she took. Their water supply had ___16___ hours ago. She thought longingly ___17___ the cool water of the oasis. Philip's outline wavered ___18___ her tired eyes as she felt herself slip ___19___ a world filled  ___20___ hallucinations and mirages.

 

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1. on   2. far   3. for   4. twice   5. either   6. shade   7. fell   8. Ahead   9. up   10. back   11. put   12. up   13. than   14. though   15. with   16. finished   17. of   18. before   19. into   20. with
 

"I couldn't go on," Mary thought wearily. She had no idea how far they had walked, or for how long. It seemed like forever. She had protested once or twice in the beginning that they would be wiser to either remain in the jeep or return to the cool shade of the trees around the oasis. Philip scolded her angrily.

She stumbled and fell in the sand, twisting her ankle. Ahead of her was Philip. He turned and glared at her, coming back to pull her up. Mary held back a cry as her full weight was put on her foot.

"Can't you try to keep up with me ?" he said harshly. Mary knew better than to ask him where they were going. They seemed to have been following this sandy track for a lifetime. Her face felt as though it was on fire and her ankle throbbed agonizingly with every step she took. Their water supply had finished hours ago. She thought longingly of the cool water of the oasis. Philip's outline wavered before her tired eyes as she felt herself slip into a world filled with hallucinations and mirages.

 
 

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