obstruction;  check;  hindrance;  prevention;  impediment;  interdiction
 pardon;  forgiveness;  forbearance
 wanted;  wished for;  in need of;  I want (you) to
 proposal;  offer;  request;  application
 to take (someone) with one;  to bring along;  to go with;  to be accompanied by
 for a short while;  for a brief period;  soon;  in a short while
 clear;  obvious;  evident;  bright;  light
 conduct;  behavior;  behaviour
 to be suspicious (of something or somebody)
 as one would expect;  just as you'd expect (from);  still;  all the same;  even ... (e.g. "even a genius")
 beyond that point;  after that
 thought;  consideration;  thinking
 to come near;  to approach;  to be on the verge of;  to be about to;  to overhang;  to hang over
 (in the) neighbourhood;  neighborhood;  around;  about;  for instance;  say
 displeasure;  discomfort;  unpleasantness;  indisposition;  ailment
 to become confused (disconcerted, disorganized, disorganised);  to be flustered;  to panic;  to hurry;  to rush;  to hasten
 buzz;  hum;  shake (with vigor);  shaking
 (not) at all;  (not) in the slightest;  wholly;  entirely;  extremely;  very
 it is I who should say so
 I'm sorry;  (it's) inexcusable;  thank you very much (for help, etc.)
 strange;  odd;  unexpected;  change;  incident;  disturbance
 consideration;  concern;  fear;  worry;  solicitude
 all one's power (strength, energy, efforts);  one's utmost
 denial;  negation;  negation (logic);  NOT operation
 to entertain;  to make welcome
 unskillful;  poor;  awkward;  imprudent;  untactful
 accessible;  approachable;  easy to approach
 class;  heading;  group;  category
 may;  might;  perhaps;  may be;  possibly
 everyone;  everybody;  all;  everything;  all
 from the bottom of one's heart;  heartily;  sincerely
 happy;  glad;  pleased;  joyful;  delightful;  gratifying
 to mistake (A for B);  to misread
 sweet (e.g. young girls, flowers blooming);  touchingly lovely;  cute;  pitiful;  pitiable
 slightly (blushing);  suddenly (getting bright, flaring up, flashing on, etc.);  distractedly
 to be fascinated (by);  to be captivated by;  to be enchanted by;  to gaze admiringly at;  to watch in fascination
 to break;  to be broken;  to be folded;  to give in;  to back down;  to turn (a corner)