was merely simple. 25. Profoundly Meaning in Estonian: põhjalikult. Example from book: Oddly enough, Anson was as engrossed in the dialogue as she and as profoundly affected by it, yet as the time aware that on his side much was insincere, and on hers much was merely simple. 26. Constraint. Meaning in Estonian: piirang, takistus. Example from book: The long preparation of the dialogue removed any constraint... 27. Pre-eminently. Meaning in Estonian: Suurepäraselt. Example from book: She was filled with comfortable emotion, as though she were pre-eminently safe and taken care of. 28. Uproarious. Meaning in Estonian: kärarikas. Example from book: He invariably communicated the uproarious laughter which the memory aroused in him. 29. Intoxicated. Meaning in Estonian: purjus, jommis. Example from book: „Cousin Jo told me Anson was intoxicated.“ 30. Imprudent
grounds that it violated a statute prohibiting agents of the United States government from appropriating secret documents. He tried writing again, but his imagination seemed to need fact to work on, and his adventure novels, The Red Sun of Nippon and The Blonde Countess, lacked the excitement of his rather fictionalized nonfiction. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, however, found the beautiful woman spy, the secret codes, and the infallible cryptologist of The Blonde Countess eminently suitable for its purposes. A problem was that no redblooded movie hero would settle for a dull desk job like codebreaking, but the film company fixed that up by destroying the fabric of Yardley's tale and making the hero an unwilling intellectual who wanted only to serve in the trenches overseas. The result was Rendez- vous, starring William Powell, Rosalind Russell, Binnie Barnes, Cesar Romero, and Lionel Atwill. Yardley was retained by MGM on a generous
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