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Lekt. 44. Repetition. Utt. af ed, ce, ti, ti, tu. 194
i
the låte, den förre;
af[lidne, framlidne.
1 f 2
la bour, arbeta; arbete,
[möda.
2
stoop,böja, luta sig ned.
1 * .
repeat, upprepa.
2 -r
ven ture, vaga.
1 1 ’
bestow , meddela, gifva,
[bestå.
i
share, dela; andel.
strut, strutta, stoltsera,
[gå.
4
add, tillägga.
Ja vour, gynna; gunst,
i i,
secu re, försäkra; säker.
^ 2,
outdo †, öfverträffa.
3
put-f out, utsläcka.
2 * ’ • ,
suspect, misstanka.
2 , 2 1
res tincj-place, hviloplal
esteem , akta, värdera,
[aktning.
4
conclude, sluta; sluta
[sig till.
i
skip (over), hoppa
öf[ver.
1 5
demand , fordra,
begä-[ra; fordran.
rest, hvila.
s, hvilostad.
1. To be blessed with good children is the greatest
happiness. 2. Who is that blessed aged man with the crooked
nose? — lie is Professor X., the most learned man at the
university. 3. He had not been in this laughable posture long, ere
he was discovered by the captain of the Phoenix. 4. Upon such
wicked men no sun should shine, no rain should fall. 5. Peace
has her victories no less than those of war. 6. INIy beloved
nephew Thomas when carrying ashore part of the cargo was
bitten by a shepherd’s dog. 7. Though he was armed only with
a stick, he pursued those cursed robbers. 8. He very
impatiently answered, that now his social position allowed him
to live in the best society, he would never more associate
with his ancient friends. 9. Was not Miltiades a virtuous
and impartial chief? 10. He soon felt satiated with pleasures.
— I wonder at his not having felt that satiety much
sooner. 11. We entered a spacious room, with naked walls,
looking on the ocean. 12. 1 was by nature an admirer of
happy human faces. 13. If we walk to church in this trim,
the very children in the village will hoot after us. 14. We
go to Portugal, not to rule, not to govern, not to dictate,
not to prescribe — but to plant our standard, and to secure
her independence. 15. I read that master-piece so often that
I can repeat it to you almost word for word. 16. Here let
us rest, if this rebellious earth have any resting-place for her
true king’s queen. 17. Physician, heal thyself! 18. First
come, first served. 19. The name of New-Amsterdam was
changed into that of New-York by the English. 20. Caesar
was a great man. 21. The larks greet the morning with their
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