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  • She looked into his eyes and ___ madness. (behold)
    beheld
  • The prisoner ___ the judge for mercy. (beseech)
    besought
  • The present protest has ___ because of a failure of government to ensure justice. (arise)
    arisen
  • The team now seems ___ of inspiration. (bereave)
    bereft
  • She ___ toward the edge of the roof and looked over. (creep)
    crept
  • Many more ___ as refugees. (fleed)
    fled
  • He ___ in a ruined cottage on the hillside. (dwell)
    dwelt
  • We ___ ourselves to pieces for it. (tear)
    tore
  • A lorry ___ its load on the motorway. (shed)
    shed
  • They have ___ to the belief that the end would soon be in sight. (cling)
    clung
  • A great disappointment ___ him in the spring. (befall)
    befell
  • Zeus ___ many of his enemies by literally striking them down with bolts of lightning. (slay)
    slew
  • She ___ by the bed and prayed. (kneel)
    knelt
  • He ___ down the sharp metal edges to make them smooth. (grind)
    ground
  • We have ___ three tickets for tomorrow. (bespeak)
    bespoken
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