Sam Gridley, a boy in his teens, ran away from his family’s crowded flat in New York. He went to the wild Catskill Mountain to live (47) himself. He lived there for almost a year before he was discovered by the (48) world. Here is part of his diary. I left New York in May. I had some necessary tools and $40. At about four o’clock, a truck driver and I passed (49) a beautiful dark forest, and I said to him, "This is as far as I’m going." The driver looked around and said, "Do you live here" "No," I said, "But I’m running away from home, and this is just the kind of forest I’ve always (50) about. I think I’ll camp here tonight." I jumped down. "Hey, boy," the driver shouted. "Are you (51) " "Sure," I said. "Well, isn’t that strange" he said. "When I was at your (52) , I did the same thing. Only thing was, I was a farm boy and ran to the (53) , and you’re a city boy running to the woods. I was scared of the city -- and will you be (54) of the woods" "Oh, no!" I shouted loudly. He laughed. Everybody laughed at me, even Dad, who once told me about the time he ran away from home. He got on a boat (55) Singapore, but when the whistle blew for departure, he ran down and was home in bed (56) anyone knew it.A) cityI) outsideB) afterJ) ageC) before K) forD) into L) scaredE) by M)throughF) dreamed N) oldG) from O) seriousH) hoped