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- A.responded quickly sayingit was a lie
- B.believed him
- C.gave a suspicious look asmuch as to say he had heard such stories before
- D.just took his story as ajoke
- A.lay fight on one side of ashelf
- B.was right behind as oldbrown-looking case
- C.was between two highshelves
- D.was among the hundreds ofcases
- A.The receipt had beenstolen by someone．
- B.someone had taken away thecase．
- C.He could not claim hiscase without the receipt．
- D.He had left his receipt athome．
- As my train wasn’t due to leave for another hour，I had plenty of time to spare．After buy．ingsome newspapers to read on the journey，I made my way tothe luggage office to collect theheavy suitcase I had left there three days before．There were only a few peo
- After Ihad done this，Iwent to look among the shelves．There were hundreds ofcasesthere and for one dreadful moment．it occurred tome that if someone had picked the receiptup，he couldhave easily claimed the case already．This hadn’thappened fortunately，for af
- A.was leaving later thanscheduled
- B.was not leaving foranother hour
- C.was not scheduled to leave
- D.was delayed for somereason
