Chapter 1:
Word
Steed
Ridiculous
Conscious
Sighed
ignorant
ancestors
Tolerate
alighting
Withdrew
Cardinal
Story Sentence
The steed was about thirteen years
old.
D'Artagnan , our young man, was
conscious of the ridiculous appearance
of his steed.
D'Artagnan , our young man, was
conscious of the ridiculous appearance
of his steed.
He had sighed deeply when accepting
the gift of the pony from
M.d'Artagnan, the elder.
He was not ignorant that such a beast
was worth at least twenty livres.
Which has been born worthily by your
relatives and ancestors for more than
five hundred years.
Tolerate nothing from anyone except
cardinal Richelieu and the king and
M.de treville, captain of the
Musketeers.
While he was alighting from his horse
at the gates of the pub.
The stranger withdrew from the
window.
The Cardinal is sending Milady here.
Extra Sentence
My dad bought me a new
steed.
This man is a ridiculous
man.
I become a conscious of
someone watching me.
Frankie started out of the
window and sighed
deeply.
Political historians are
often rather ignorant of
economics.
Lions and house cats
involved from a common
ancestor.
We simply will not
tolerate vigilante groups
on our streets.
She alighted from the train
at 74th street.
She withdrew a document
from her briefcase.
An issue of cardinal
importance.
Yousef Al Moadadi
Chapter 2:
Word
antechamber
Pale
Suffice
Glance
Terribly
Disagreeable
Ornamented
Cordially
Creatures
adversary
Story Sentence
D'Artagnan, in a state of
rage, crossed the
antechamber in three
bounds.
"You are in hurry?' Said
the musketeer, as pale as
sheet.
D'Artagnan thought it
would suffice for him, and
he sprang forwars like a
dart between them.
But neither in the street
through which he passed,
nor in the one which his
glance eagerly scanned,
could he see any one.
He ended by hoping that
he might survive, although
terribly wounded in both
duels.
He was wondering, then,
of the least disagreeable
means of retreat when he
noticed that Aramishad let
his handkerchief fall, and
by mistake, no doubt, had
placed his foot upon it.
Only ornamented with a
single cipher, that of its
owner.
After having cordially
shaken hands, separated ,
the guardsgoing one way
,Aramis another
We are opposite the Hotel
d'Aiguillon , which is full of
the cardinal's creatures.
When a young and
vigorous man fights with
an adversary who is
wounded and weak
Extra Sentence
I don’t like antechamber
rooms.
Kent's face paled when he
saw the rob had a knife.
A few brief observations
will suffice for present
purposes.
He gave her a quick glance
and smiled
I'm terribly sorry to have
kept you waiting
The conversation was
disagreeable to him.
The pillars in the center
are purely ornamented.
You are cordially invented
to our wedding on
December 24
All the living creatures in
the sea
His old adversary
Yousef Al Moadadi
Chapter 3:
Word
Forbade
intervals
Compatriot
wicket
Defending
embarrassment
embroidered
Cries
Moans
Detained
Story Sentence
She announced that she
had to go to another
apartment and forbade
him to follow her again.
The woman walked up to
Aramis's window and
tapped at three equal
intervals.
A lackey went to inform
M.deTreville that his
young compatriot, having
something important to
say , had requested a
private interview.
When he entered the
wicket gate of the Rue de
l'Echelle, the clock struck
ten.
I know very well that he is
not capable of defending
me.
Asked Madame
Bonacieux, with some
embarrassment
He saw on the ground a
fine handkerchief, on
which he recognized the
initials and arms
embroidered at one
corner.
The neighbours heard
aloud cries.
Cries were soon heard,
and then some moans,
which someone was trying
to cover up.
However, a private
passage led to
D'Artagnan's apartment
on the first floor, so his
visitors were not detained.
Extra Sentence
He was forbidden to leave
the house, as a
punishment.
The trains run at half –
hourly intervals.
Schmidt defends his
compatriot Housmann in
the quarter final.
Wicket taker with Rob
Wildman, they took 7
each.
Students should be ready
to explain and defend
their point of view.
She suffered extreme
embarrassment at not
knowing how to read.
The dress was
embroidered with flowers.
Upstairs, a baby began to
cry.
A lot of people moaned
about the parking
problems.
He was detained in
washing on urgent
business.
Yousef Al Moadadi
Chapter 4:
Word
arrested
Melancholy
Thoughtful
Rap
Mistress
Pistols
Guilt
Weeping
Astonished
postponing
Story Sentence
She was in fear of being
arrested.
He found him sitting up
melancholy and
thoughtful.
He found him sitting up
melancholy and
thoughtful.
At that moment she heard
a rap on the ceiling and
heard a voice.
And I, who have promised
my poor mistress.
A thousand pistols,
perhaps.
But those two lines will
reveal my guilt.
"Fear nothing, Madame!"
cried the young woman,
clasping her hands, and
herself weeping at the
queen's sorrow.
Replied the astonished
king.
Under some pretext or the
other, kept postponing the
day.
Extra Sentence
He was arrested and
charged with murder.
The music suited her
melancholy mood.
It was really thoughtful of
you to remember my
birthday.
She was woken by a sharp
rap on the door.
The new English mistress
John was shot with a small
pistol.
He used to buy them
expensive presents, out of
guilt.
James broke down and
wept.
I was astonished by the
result
They decided to postpone
having a family for a while.
Yousef Al Moadadi
Chapter 5:
Word
Dare
Betray
Chapel
Gallop
Quarrel
affair
Sank
Instantly
Permission
governor
Story Sentence
Without my special
permission no one will
dare to sail out.
Upon one word from her I
would betray my country,
my king, even my God.
They passed through a
door into a small chapel.
And both set off toward
the capital at full gallop.
The Comtesse
deWinter,with whom I had
earlier had quarrel, was
there.
He had come from Paris
on an affair of life and
death.
D'Artagnan's horse sank
under him and could not
be made to get up again.
They heard him ask the
captain of a ship whether
he could instantly cross
over to England.
I have that permission.
Have it signed by the
governor of the port.
Extra Sentence
He wanted to ask her , but
he didn’t dare
He felt that she had
betrayed him
Students attend chapel
each morning.
Gallop the mail to the next
station
They had a quarrel about
some girls
The exclusion of women
from public affairs
The minister sank to his
knees
All fair victims died
instantly
They didn’t have
permission to cross the
frontier.
The hospital's board of
governor.
Yousef Al Moadadi
Chapter 6:
Word
Ragged
postscript
precious
Wardrobe
Midst
Shuddered
repent
Pity
Escape
opportunity
Story Sentence
Then opening his ragged
jacket.
Aramis then caught sight
of a postscript
Military duty likewise
claimed its share of the
precious time that was
passing away so swiftly.
D'Artagnan quickly got
into a large wardrobe, and
waited in the midst of
Milady's robes and
dressing gowns.
D'Artagnan quickly got
into a large wardrobe, and
waited in the midst of
Milady's robes and
dressing gowns.
D'Artagnan shuddered.
If you repent you may ask
my pardon.
It is a great pity, Monsieur
that you have fallen in
love with Milady.
Do not allow it to escape
You have an opportunity
now.
Extra Sentence
The ragged blankets on
the bed.
There's an interesting
postscript to this tale.
We cannot afford to waste
precious time.
Can you hang these in the
wardrobe, please?
The government is in the
midst of a major crisis.
He shuddered at the
thought of the conflict
ahead.
He repented of his sins
before he died.
It's a pity that he didn’t
accept the job.
He escaped from the
prison in October
Can you give me one more
opportunity?
Yousef Al Moadadi
Chapter 7:
Word
Fled
Whistling
Swiftly
gallant
Glittering
hedge
Accompany
Temporary
Comrades
Riotous
Story Sentence
The assassins realized that
if they fled towards the
camp without killing their
man.
When suddenly a dozen
balls came whistling round
D'Artagnan and his two
companions.
He run swiftly toward the
camp.
We need some gallant
men for a dangerous
mission.
He thought he saw a
musket-barrel glittering
behind a hedge.
He thought he saw a
musket-barrel glittering
behind a hedge.
The Musketeers would
accompany the king.
The Musketeers would
only be temporary, but it
proved to be a long one
That night all the
comrades of the company
of M.d'Essart's Guards and
the company.
The night, therefore, was
a somewhat riotous one.
Extra Sentence
His attackers turned and
fled.
Can you stop whistling
Alice dressed swiftly.
A gallant young man
A glittering career
Buying a house will be a
hedge against inflation
Children under 14 must be
accompanied by an adult.
I'm leaving with my
parents ,but it is only
temporary
Comrades, place support
this mission
The riotous led to their
arrest
Yousef Al Moadadi
Chapter 8:
Word
Avenge
Story Sentence
I shall avenge myself
Generous
Your prayer is so much the
more generous from your
being in the power of a
man who will never
forgive you.
She spied Felton quickly
stepping back to one side
lest he should be seen by
her.
Milady looked so
beautiful, that Felton felt
dazzled.
Felton pronounced the
words your Mass
Prayers which she had
learnt from an old servant
of her second husband's, a
strict Puritan.
Her lovely voice echoed
around the chamber.
Stepping
dazzled
Pronounced
Strict
echoed
Occasion
Fainted
devour
Extra Sentence
He wanted to avenge his
brother's death
She is always very
generous to the kids
A video of baby's first
steps
A deer dazzled by the
headlights
A pronounced polish
accent
John is a very strict man
The article simply echoed
the NRA's arguments
against gun control.
He never looked at her,
I've seen Hamdan with
but on one occasion, when them on several occasions
he was informed that she
had fainted.
He never looked at her,
I nearly fainted when they
but on one occasion, when told me the price.
he was informed that she
had fainted.
I shall make a flame of
The boys devoured their
that sparks that shall
pancakes.
devour him.
Yousef Al Moadadi