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How did the three men react to the knocking at the door? - English

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How did the three men react to the knocking at the door?

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Fowler jumped at the sudden knocking at the door. Ausable smiled and said it must be the police who he had asked to check on him to ensure a little extra protection. Max bit his lip nervously. He rushed to the window so that he could hide in the balcony and come back after some time.

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Chapter 4.3: The Midnight Visitor - Exercise [Page 138]

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Chapter 4.3 The Midnight Visitor
Exercise | Q 2. e. | Page 138

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