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(CNN) -- Young striker Mario Balotelli made a goalscoring return to Inter Milan's line-up as the Italian champions bounced back from last weekend's defeat to maintain a one-point lead in Serie A on Saturday.

The 19-year-old was welcomed back into the squad after apologizing during the week following his falling-out with manager Jose Mourinho, and helped Inter stay ahead of Roma with a 3-1 victory at home to Bologna.

It was a successful end to a mixed week for Mourinho, who had announced his unhappiness with Italian football before Wednesday's 1-0 win over CSKA Moscow in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals.

Brazilian midfielder Thiago Motta put Inter ahead in the 29th minute with the first of his two goals, firing in a shot from the edge of the penalty area after controlling the ball on his chest.

Balotelli marked his first outing since March 7 with the second seven minutes after halftime with a cool finish following a pass from strike partner Diego Milito.

Motta sealed a comfortable victory ahead of Tuesday's trip to Russia as he slotted in with five minutes left after a neat exchange with Dejan Stankovic.

Second-placed Roma kept in touch with six matches to play following a 1-0 victory at mid-table Bari, where striker Mirko Vucinic returned from illness to net the winner in the 19th minute.

The Montenegro hitman netted his ninth league goal this season after Francesco Totti combined well with Luca Toni, as Roma survived an earlier scare when defender Nicolas Burdisso had to clear Barreto's close-range effort off the line.

1. How old is Mario Balotelli?
2. Had he had a falling out with someone?
3. With whom?
4. What was the final score in the game with Bologna?
5. What was the final score in the match involving CSKA Moscow?
6. In the quarterfinals?
7. Of what league?
8. What is Stankovic's first name?
9. What kind of exchange did Motta have with him?
10. Had Vucinic been sick lately?

Numbered answers:

A: 1. 19.
2. Yes.
3. Jose Mourinho.
4. 3-1.
5. 1-0.
6. Yes.
7. Champions League.
8. Dejan.
9. Two goals.
10. Yes.

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CHAPTER TWENTY.

BENJY'S ENJOYMENTS INTERRUPTED, AND POLOELAND OVERWHELMED WITH A CATASTROPHE.

One pleasant morning, towards the end of summer, Benjamin Vane went out with his gun in the water-tramp on the large lake of Paradise Isle.

Leo and he had reached the isle in one of the india-rubber boats. They had taken Anders with them to carry their game, and little Oblooria to prepare their dinner while they were away shooting; for they disliked the delay of personal attention to cooking when they were ravenous! After landing Benjy, and seeing him busy getting himself into the aquatic dress, Leo said he would pull off to a group of walruses, which were sporting about off shore, and shoot one. Provisions of fowl and fish were plentiful enough just then at the Eskimo village, but he knew that walrus beef was greatly prized by the natives, and none of the huge creatures had been killed for some weeks past.

About this time the threatened war with the northern Eskimos had unfortunately commenced.

The insatiable Grabantak had made a descent on one of Amalatok's smaller islands, killed the warriors, and carried off the women and children, with everything else he could lay hands on. Of course Amalatok made reprisals; attacked a small island belonging to Grabantak, and did as much general mischief as he could. The paltry islet about which the war began was not worthy either of attack or defence!

Then Amalatok, burning with the righteous indignation of the man who did not begin the quarrel, got up a grand muster of his forces, and went with a great fleet of kayaks to attack Grabantak in his strongholds.

1. What happened while the hunting party was away?
2. Who started it?
3. How could his character be described?
4. Whose territory did he invade?
5. The mainland?
6. How many people were in the hunting party?
7. Where did they go?
8. How did they get to their destintion?
9. Was it wooden?
10. What was it constructed out of?
11. Was there a cook in the group?
12. What was the cook's name
13. What the cook a large person?
14. Why did they bring him?
15. Was there a lot of food stored in their village?
16. Of every variety?
17. What food had they not gotten recently?
18. Who offered to kill one?
19. Whom had they already put ashore?
20. How long had it been since they had gotten a walrus?
21. How did Benjy start his journey?
22. What did he bring with him?

Numbered answers:

A: 1. The war with the northern Eskimos commenced
2. Grabantak
3. Insatiable
4. Amalatok's
5. No
6. four
7. The large lake of Paradise Isle.
8. By boat
9. No
10. Rubber
11. Yes
12. Oblooria
13. No
14. They disliked cooking when they were ravenous
15. Yes?
16. No
17. Walrus
18. Leo
19. Benjy
20. Some weeks
21. By water-tramp
22. A gun

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CHAPTER XXIII

SMOKE-JACK ALLEY

Launce. It is no matter if the ty'd were lost, for it is the unkindest ty'd that ever man ty'd.

Panthino. What's the unkindest ty'd?

Launce. Why, he that's ty'd here--Crab, my dog. SHAKESPEARE.

John Harewood returned, bringing with him what Alda took for a dressing-case, and Cherry for a drawing-box, but which proved to contain a wonderful genie to save the well-worn fingers many a prick. To Lance he first administered the magical words, 'All right,' and then making an opportunity, he put five sovereigns into his hand. Lance's first impulse was, however, not to thank, but to exclaim, 'Then Poulter has not got it?'

No, Poulter's conscience had forbidden him to purchase 'little Underwood's' treasure at what he knew to be so much beneath its value; but he had given Captain Harewood his best advice and recommendations, and by that means the violin had been taken at a London shop, still at a price beneath his estimate, but the utmost that could be expected where ready money was the point. Lance ought to have been delighted, and his native politeness made him repeat, 'Thank you'; but he could not quite keep down his regret--'Now I shall never see or hear her again.'

However, the next day, when Bernard flew upon him at twelve o'clock, asseverating that there was shade all the way, he allowed himself to be persuaded, prudently carrying with him only ten shillings, and trusting to his blue umbrella rather than to Bernard's shade, which could hardly have been obtained by sidling against the walls.

1. What did Alda think John had brought back?
2. Did Cherry think that too?
3. What did she think it was?
4. Was it?
5. What would it do?
6. Who did John talk to first?
7. What did he say to Lance?
8. How many sovereigns did he pay him?
9. Was Lance thankful?
10. Did Poulter buy the item?
11. Why not?
12. What is little Underwood's treasure?
13. Was it overvalued?
14. Where was the instrument?
15. Did Poulter talk to anyone about the violin?
16. Who?
17. Did Poulter give anyone advice?
18. Who?
19. Who came to see Lance the next day?
20. What time?

Numbered answers:

A:
1. a dressing-case
2. No
3. a drawing-box
4. it contained a wonderful genie
5. save the well-worn fingers many a prick
6. unknown
7. All right,
8. five
9. No
10. No
11. his conscience
12. a violin
13. No
14. a London shop
15. Yes
16. Lance
17. Yes
18. Captain Harewood
19. Bernard
20. twelve o'clock