Across: |
1. | He ran over to Alfred's ___ building. |
3. | The rep asked if he ___ help. Alfred ___n't believe his ears. |
5. | At 5:30 a.m. Alfred, like most normal ___ beings, was trying to sleep. |
6. | He loved the ___ of home delivery. |
8. | ___! Alfred woke up. |
10. | Starting the next day, he would read the Times ___. |
11. | He was talking to ___ in...! |
12. | He was talking to someone in ___! |
13. | He ___ed him the paper. |
14. | He ran over to Alfred's apartment ___. |
16. | The next ___, he walked downstairs. |
18. | He loved the convenience of home ___. |
19. | The rep apologized, saying that he would notify the ___ supervisor. |
22. | Alfred's sleep was ___ more valuable to him. |
25. | You are ___ me up. |
27. | ___ was ___. |
29. | Alfred was calling to ___ about the Los Angeles Times. |
30. | He told the rep to tell the paperboy to ___ the paper quietly. |
32. | He was beginning to wonder if a "route supervisor" even ___ed. |
33. | The paper had just been ___ onto the steps. |
34. | Alfred couldn't ___ his ears. |
35. | Starting the next day, he would read the ___ online. |
37. | Alfred rolled his ___s; he had heard this before. |
38. | Even though he ___d the convenience of home delivery, Alfred's sleep.... |
39. | The rep apologized, saying that he would ___ the route supervisor. |
41. | A few minutes later, the paperboy ___ up. |
43. | Alfred told him to ___ throwing the paper onto the steps. |
44. | The customer service ___ asked if he could help. The ___ had an accent. |
45. | At 5:30 a.m. Alfred, like most ___ human beings, was trying to sleep. |
46. | At 5:30 the next morning, Alfred ___ up. |
47. | ___ the paper on the steps quietly. Do not throw it. ___ it, okay? |
50. | The ___ had just been thrown onto the steps. |
51. | Alfred ___ed his eyes. |
53. | Later that morning, he made a ___ call. |
54. | Alfred woke up, and immediately ___ why he was awake--the paperboy. |
55. | That night, Alfred set his ___ for 5:20 a.m. |
56. | Alfred was calling to complain about the Los ___ Times. |
57. | The paperboy ___ded, and ran back to his car. |
58. | Alfred ___ his alarm for 5:20 a.m. |