I have an idea since everyone has her/his own background of vocabulary. Everyone can share one or more words she/he finds them new with the their sentences in the book. Then she/he writes their meaning with some examples from his own imagination in order to keep those words in mind. I think, by this way, we can learn together with some joy. So, let's get started!
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"you are over-scrupulous, surely."
"Scrupulous" is an adjective means extremely honest, or doing everything correctly and exactly as it should be done.
Yes!
it's not good nor great job, lady.
It is a good-great job.
Without paying attention to its useful, I must also say that it is really shipshape one.
Feeling ashamed?!!
If I’d written all of my new words then what you would have said!
Oh please don't feel ashamed!
I didn't share all my new words.
Some of the words you shared were new for me, so they were helpful for me!
So, again, you did a great job!
Oh! Lady!
Very Good!
Thank you so much.
It is really useful.
"...;its solace was visiting and news."
Solace ['sɒlıs]
help and comfort when you are feeling sad or worried:
-Music was a great solace to me.
Very nice word. It is new for me too.
- When she got divorced, the only solace for her was shopping.
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