Chapter 25 Flashcards

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He was born in the slums of south London. (Sl

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Fátækrahverfi

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He could gave created he great comic character of “the tramp” whose ragged dignity, subversive mischievousness, hard-grained resilience and soft hearted sentimentally gave his creator the dimensions of an immortal. (Comic character)

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Fyndið hlutverk

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He could gave created he great comic character of “the tramp” whose ragged dignity, subversive mischievousness, hard-grained resilience and soft hearted sentimentally gave his creator the dimensions of an immortal. (Tramp)

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Þramma

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He could gave created he great comic character of “the tramp” whose ragged dignity, subversive mischievousness, hard-grained resilience and soft hearted sentimentally gave his creator the dimensions of an immortal. (Ragged)

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Tötralegur

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He could gave created he great comic character of “the tramp” whose ragged dignity, subversive mischievousness, hard-grained resilience and soft hearted sentimentally gave his creator the dimensions of an immortal. (Dignity)

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Virðuleiki

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He could gave created he great comic character of “the tramp” whose ragged dignity, subversive mischievousness, hard-grained resilience and soft hearted sentimentally gave his creator the dimensions of an immortal. (Sub)

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Niðurrifs-

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He could gave created he great comic character of “the tramp” whose ragged dignity, subversive mischievousness, hard-grained resilience and soft hearted sentimentally gave his creator the dimensions of an immortal. (Mis)

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Stríðni

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He could gave created he great comic character of “the tramp” whose ragged dignity, subversive mischievousness, hard-grained resilience and soft hearted sentimentally gave his creator the dimensions of an immortal. (Hard-grained resilience)

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Seig seigla

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He could gave created he great comic character of “the tramp” whose ragged dignity, subversive mischievousness, hard-grained resilience and soft hearted sentimentally gave his creator the dimensions of an immortal. (Senti)

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Tilfinningasemi

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He could gave created he great comic character of “the tramp” whose ragged dignity, subversive mischievousness, hard-grained resilience and soft hearted sentimentally gave his creator the dimensions of an immortal. (Dim)

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Umfang, stærð

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Old red tights cut down. (T

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Sokkabuxur

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12
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Workhouse

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Vinnuhæli

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It will have the official seal that only a centenary celebration can put on it. (S

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Staðfesting

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It will have the official seal that only a centenary celebration can put on it. (Cen

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Aldarafmæli

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Since Britain Did not altogether venerate the little fellow when he was alive. (V

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Virða, heiðra

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The museum opened an nine part exhibition. (E

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Sýning

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Original musical score reconstructed from his notes. (R

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Endurgera

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That is only the way time has of remedying its curious neglect of Chaplin. (R

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Lækna, laga

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That is only the way time has of remedying its curious neglect of Chaplin. (N

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Vanræksla

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The shrewd film distributor who handles the owls wide sales of his films in association with the families. (Sh

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Kænn

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The shrewd film distributor who handles the owls wide sales of his films in association with the families. (D

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Dreifingaraðili

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The shrewd film distributor who handles the owls wide sales of his films in association with the families. (A

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Samband

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Show more surpassing love and profit where he is concerned.. (Su

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Framúrskarandi

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Show more surpassing love and profit where he is concerned.. (P

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Hagnaður

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25
When he journeyed to America with the vaudeville tripe to perform his mime. (V
Fjölleiksýning
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When he journeyed to America with the vaudeville troupe to perform his mime. (T
Farandleikhópur
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When he journeyed to America with the vaudeville tripe to perform his mime. (M
Látbragðsleikur
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Where his talent scouts recruited him for the Hollywood slapstick king. (R
Skráð
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Where his talent scouts recruited him for the Hollywood slapstick king. (S
Ærslaleikur
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Many filmgoers between the wars thought the tramp a bit vulgar. (F
Kvikmyndahúsgestir
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Many filmgoers between the wars thought the tramp a bit vulgar. (V
Klúr
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English tramps didn't sport tiny mustaches, baggy pants or tail coats. (B
Gúlpandi
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The tramp ever-roving eye for a pretty girl had a promiscuousness about it that was considered. (E-r-e)
Síreikult augnaráð
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The tramp ever-roving eye for a pretty girl had a promiscuousness about it that was considered. (P
Lauslæti
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Defy
Ögra
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He postponed that day as long as possible. (Post
Fresta
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To be an Oxford-educated gent. (G
Óformlegur karlmaður
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Yet all this ambiguity Chaplin found very sympathetic. (A
Tvíræðni
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Yet all this ambiguity Chaplin found very sympathetic. (S
Viðkunnanlegur
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The nazis once denounced his as a Jew and banned his films. (D
Sakfella
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Biography
Ævisaga
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He would have seemed to be distancing himself from.. (D
Fjarlægja
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He was an immensely complex man. (I
Afar, ákaflega
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He was an immensely complex man. (C
Flókinn
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Even in the ranks of Hollywood egotists, (e
Sjalfshyggjumaður
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He didn't work out his gags conceptually in advance. (C
Hugtakslegur
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Inanimate objects especially helped him. (I
Líflaus
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He didn't work out his gags conceptually in advance. (G
Brandarar
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Sick patient undergoing an appendectomy. (A
Botnlangaskurður
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Their soles eaten like prime plaice. (P-P
Fyrsta flokks rauðspretta
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Turned himself into an human porcupine. (P
Broddgöltur
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This physical transformation, plus the adroitness with which he managed it again. (A
Ráðasnilld
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It may be a legacy from working alongside jugglers. (L
Arfur
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Developing something of their sensory proficiency. (S-P)
Skynjunarhæfni
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The two were hard to reconcile and sometimes.. (R
Samrýma
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The results were disastrous. (D
Hörmulegar
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The man who's bought his cynicism dearly in the divorce courts. (C
Tortryggni, bölsýni
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Into a symbol at a mans misogyny. (M
Kvenhatur
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He found a partner whose stability and affection effaced the 37 years.. (E
Þurrka út
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Age difference that had seemed so ominous when the Santa Barbara registrar said.. (O
Óheillavænlegur
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Age difference that had seemed so ominous when the Santa Barbara registrar said.. (R
Bókari, ritari
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Turned to the luminous girl of 17. (L
Lýsandi
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He had prudently waited outside. (P
Skynsamlega
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Large family with its own turbulent centre. (T
Ofsafenginn
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It engulfed the both. (E
Gleypa
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She was the fulcrum of rest in the quarrels that Chaplin's act of stern fatherhood sometimes sparked off in their own large brood of talented children. (Fu
Vogarás
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She was the fulcrum of rest in the quarrels that Chaplin's act of stern fatherhood sometimes sparked off in their own large brood of talented children. (Q
Rifrildi, þrætur
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She was the fulcrum of rest in the quarrels that Chaplin's act of stern fatherhood sometimes sparked off in their own large brood of talented children. (St
Strangur
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She was the fulcrum of rest in the quarrels that Chaplin's act of stern fatherhood sometimes sparked off in their own large brood of talented children. (B
Ungahópur
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A couple of almost do is bodysnatchers stole his coffin. (B
Líkræningi
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Form the family vault and held it for some ransom. (V
Hvelfing
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Form the family vault and held it for some ransom. (R
Lausnargjald
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The police recovered it with more efficiency than.. (E
Skilvirkni
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Down-at-heel
Bláfátækur
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Corresponding
Samsvarandi