The superintendent had put Wash into the obscure office at Winesburg

The superintendent had put Wash into the obscure office at Winesburg to avoid discharging him, and he meant .
nbsp;(*ответ*) to keep him there
nbsp;to send him to an office at Columbus
nbsp;to promote him to a position as dispatcher at an increased salary
nbsp;to discharge him in to months
The Voice at Bogle came from the kitchen and .
nbsp;(*ответ*) didnt shine in the way of originality
nbsp;was very bothering
nbsp;repeated the same thing over and over again
nbsp;sparkled with wit
The Voice contented itself with vain repetitions of exclamations emitted by concerning food.
nbsp;(*ответ*) the waitresses
nbsp;the cook
nbsp;bogle
nbsp;the customers
There was much among the steady customers at Bogles.
nbsp;(*ответ*) rivalry
nbsp;indifference
nbsp;hatred
nbsp;friendship
They who had finished eating ate more that they might .
nbsp;(*ответ*) continue in the light of Aileens smiles
nbsp;continue in Bogles company
nbsp;continue having a good time
nbsp;have a rest
They who sat at Tildys tables spoke to Tildy briefly, with quotations from .
nbsp;(*ответ*) the Bible
nbsp;the last news
nbsp;the Shakespeare
nbsp;the bill of fair
Tildy was a good waitress and the men her.
nbsp;(*ответ*) tolerated
nbsp;felt sorry for
nbsp;adored
nbsp;respected
Tildy was , and too anxious to please.
nbsp;(*ответ*) dumpy, plain-faced
nbsp;thin, light-haired
nbsp;cold, sordid
nbsp;gracious and learned in persiflage
Upon each table at Bogles stands the counterfeit of that benign sauce made .
nbsp;(*ответ*) from the recipe of a nobleman in India
nbsp;from the recipe of a wise man in Tibet
nbsp;from the recipe of a popular journal
nbsp;of oysters
Wash Williams took care of his .
nbsp;(*ответ*) hands
nbsp;teeth
nbsp;face
nbsp;feet
Wash Williams was a man of .
nbsp;(*ответ*) courage
nbsp;world
nbsp;men
nbsp;talent
Wash Williams, the telegraph operator of Winesburg, was the thing in town.
nbsp;(*ответ*) ugliest
nbsp;busiest
nbsp;handsomest
nbsp;cleverest
Washs girth was immense, his neck thin, his legs .
nbsp;(*ответ*) feeble
nbsp;fat
nbsp;short
nbsp;strong
When after two years of married life Wash Williams found that his wife had managed to acquire three other lovers who came regularly to their house he .
nbsp;(*ответ*) sent her home to her mother and said nothing
nbsp;killed her
nbsp;мейд a scene and sent her home to her mother
nbsp;forgave her
When one loves ones Art no service seems .
nbsp;(*ответ*) too hard
nbsp;too monotonous
nbsp;too humiliating
nbsp;too easy
When the superintendent received the letter of complaint from the bankers wife, he and laughed unpleasantly.
nbsp;(*ответ*) tore it up
nbsp;sent it back
nbsp;answered it immediately
nbsp;read it carefully