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1(38 Lektion 40. Subst, med endast pluralform.
had the rickets in her childhood, and after that she got
humpbacked. 31. Only the dregs of the people were there. 32.
Come, little folks, and I will give you some oats for your
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horses. 33. She was then in her teens. 34. flis thanks are
not worth having. 35. Are not these a calf’s lights? 36. He
is well supplied with all the necessaries of life. 37. I dare
not say how near the tidings of our comfort are. 38. What
delightful lodgings you have here! 39. The odds are
not-great. 40. Mr. Malcontent (mal’content) and his wife are
al-ways at odds. 41. People say I am of an age to give ad-
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vice. 42. We have got no letter of advice as to the draft.
43. flere are the merchant’s advices, old fool that you are.
44. He has a great many ashes, birches and beeches in his
woods. 45. »Snatch from the ashes of your sires the embers
of their former fires». 46. There was some cigar-ash on the
table, but I blew it off. 47. »Dost thou know thy prayers
as well as thy sea-compass?» the monk asked the sailor’s
boy. 48. I have lost my compasses, so I can’t draw the
draught you asked me for. 49. Put this chest of drawers
into my bed-room. 50. To my great joy I found the drawer
open. 51. The French were obliged to strike their colours
and to make amends. 52. The contents of the letters
astonished me very much. 53. There are no gains without pains.
54. He has much pain in his head. 55. George Buchanan
(bukan’an) was a man of letters; his Latin works are singularly
beautiful. 56. There were many people at the wells this
summer. 57. Sir Robert Peel is not a man of many
quarter-ings. 58. After having tried all sorts of physic, he is now
gone to drink the waters at Ems. 59. He was out of his
wits, and drew out a knife in order to kill himself. 60. She
was in good spirits and amused all of us by her wit. 61.
»Why do spirits walk the earth, and why do they come to
me?» said Scrooge. 62. We studied physics at school. 63.
He went down stairs taking two stairs at a time as was his
custom; but on the steps before the door he fell, a step being
broken. 64. We are to pay the customs as soon as we have
got ashore. 65. This is a mean between two extremes. 66.
This means was unlawful. 67. The quartering of the
coat-arms of this noble family took place in the 17th century.
68. Who has blown out the light? 69. Why do vou ask
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