The Reform Club

Mr Fogg

Burlington

Byron

Sheridan

Puzzling

Cruel

Cheerful

Easy to Understand

Youthful

He has an air of timelessness

He looks very old

He looks agitated

He looks like no one else

He is ugly

Oxymoron

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Adverb

Proper noun

Verb

It suggests that there are very few societies

It suggests that the societies are very pleasant

It suggests that they are perhaps just as unpleasant as the ‘pernicious insects’ the Entomologists want to abolish

it suggests that the societies have not gained popularity in the capital

It tells you exactly how he spends his time

Leaves the reader guessing and builds suspense as to who he is

Gives the reader a clear picture of who he is

It distracts the reader from the truth

It gets rid of all suspense

The Queen’s Bench

The Reform

The Court

The Church

The Artisan’s Association

He won his membership in a competition

He inherited his place from his father

He earned it through his job

He bought his way in

He was recommended by the Barings

From being a writer

From being a lawyer

He won a law suit

Nobody knows

A wealthy uncle

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3

5

Taciturn

Lavish

Benevolent

Anonymously

Mysterious

He is ignorant and talkative

He hates to travel

He doesn’t like to correct others

He is uninterested in the future

He is well spoken, insightful and cultured