填空题 The hospital was small and private with just one entrance. Michael looked (1) 1 (at, into, out of, up) the window. There was a curved courtyard that had steps (2) 2 (lead, leading, led, to lead) down into the street, and there were no cars in (3) 3 (scene, sight, view, vision) But whoever came into the hospital (4) 4 (must, ought, should, would) have to come through that entrance. He knew he didn’t have (5) 5 (a lot, any, some, much) time, so he ran out of the room and down the four (6) 6 (flights, landings, levels, stairs) and through the wide doors of the ground floor entrance. He glanced (7) 7 (in, into, out of, through) the ambulance yard and there was no car there, no ambulances (8) 8 (already, either, neither, yet) Michael stood on the pavement outside the hospital and (9) 9 (burnt, fired, flamed, lit) a cigarette. He unbuttoned his coat and stood under the light of a lamppost (10) 10 (in case, lest, since, so that) his features could be seen. He watched a young man (11) 11 (to walk, walk, walking, walked) swiftly down from Ninth Avenue, a package in his arm. The young man wore a combat jacket and (12) 12 (grew, had, possessed, wore) a heavy shock of black hair. His face was (13) 13 (familiar, ordinary, strange, ugly) but Michael could not place it. But the young man stopped (14) 14 (ahead of, at the head of, in front of, in the front of) him and put out his hand, saying in a (15) 15 (considerable, heavy, serious, weighty) Italian accent, “Don Michael, do you remember me? Enzo Nasorine the baker’s son-in-law. Your father saved my life by getting the government to let me stay in America.”