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B: Go away Harry, cried the lad. I want to be along Basil you must go Ah can't you see that my heart is breaking? The hot tears came to his eyes. His lips trembled and rushing to the back of the box, he leaned up against the wall, hiding his face in his hands. B: Dorian cried that he ________________, then the tears came to his eyes, and he rushed to the back of the box and hid his face in his hands. D: A few moments afterwards the footlights flared up, and the curtain rose on the third act. Dorian Gray went back to his seat. He looked pale and proud and indifferent. The play dragged on, and seemed interminable. Half of the audience went out, tramping in heavy boots, and laughing. The whole thing was a fiasco. The last act was played to almost empty benches. The curtain went down on a titter, and some groans. D: Use this sentence structure: "Dorian, looking pale, proud and indifferent,...., and the play....., with the last act being......" E: As soon as it was over, Dorian Gray rushed behind the scenes into the greenroom. The girl was standing there alone, with a look of triumph on her face. Her eyes were lit with an exquisite fire. There was a radiance about her. Her parted lips were smiling over some secret of their own. E: When it was over and Dorian rushed into the greenroom to face the girl, she had a look of triumph on her face and was _________________________________________.

Answer 1

Dorian, looking pale, proud and indifferent, returned to his seat, and the play dragged on, with the last act being played to almost empty benches, resulting in a titter and some groans from the remaining audience.

When it was over and Dorian rushed into the greenroom to face the girl, she had a look of triumph on her face and was glowing with an undeniable radiance, her eyes sparkling with a secret joy that seemed to envelop her entire being.