Ex. 23. Fill in the blanks with articles before personal names

1. Even his closest friends – … little John and … Scarlett never questioned him about his intentions. 2. This was … Magda with whom you could be on friendly terms, who made no demands on you, who met you completely on your own level. 3. And when he allowed … ex Mrs. Burk to divorce him, he permitted her lawyer to write the divorce settlement. 4. She was not quite certain that … Edward who wrote to her now was not … same Edward that she had known. 5. A little way off he saw his wife in a long chair talking with … Davidsons. 6. The clerk had put me in the room next to … Sloans. 7. The removal of … late Mr. Curry was rapid and professional. 8. I thought it was fine – especially … Chopin. 9. … Old Osborne on the contrary was nervous and drank much. 10. Swithin smiled and nodding at Bosinney said: “Why, you’re quite … Monte Cristo.” 11. It seemed Walter didn’t pay any attention to … tearful Kitty. 12. Standing outside in the moonlight, speaking to … Henrietta who was no longer startlingly … familiar Henrietta he had loved for so long – he had known sudden panic. 13. I was not surprised, therefore, on Monday night when … Mr. Latimer, a very fashionably dressed young man, came up to my rooms and asked me to accompany him in a cab, which was waiting at the door. 14. The tenant listed the car on the registration slip as … Cadilac. 15. He looked more like … West Country Farmer Giles than ever. 16. I don’t want to turn into … Teddy Bolan. 17. Down in a third-rate hotel, … brooding Hurstwood read the dramatic item covering Carrie’s success, without at first realizing who was meant. 18. There was … unimportant Renoir and … lovely little Manet on the far wall and one noticed at once that there was a sofa but not a desk. 19. … two Renoirs and … Matisse hung on the walls. 20. “I used to know … Bill Biloxi from Memphis,” I remarked.