Since the composer's rehearsals were (i) ______ -at least four of those in attendance, it later emerged, were paid informers-and his scores could be removed from any program at the Party's insistence, readers, however familiar with the general shape of his career, will find Hollis's biography (ii) ______ in its portrait of the (iii) ______ under which he worked, so much so that few can manage more than a chapter at a sitting.

Blank (i)	Blank (ii)	Blank (iii)
A. proscribed	D. edifying	G. genial paternalism
B. infiltrated	E. perfunctory	H. self-imposed austerity
C. consecrated	F. harrowing	I. pervasive suspicion