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250 Lekt. 52. Il" stumt. Verb o. adj. med prep. at o. by.
them up alive; they were greatly affrighted and squalled
terribly when they saw him take out his knife; but afterwards
looking mildly, and cutting the strings with which they were
bound, he placed them gently on the ground, and, liappy at
their escape, away they ran as fast as they were able. This
mark of clemency was represented much to his advantage at
court. The inhabitants of the capital gazed at the
Man-mountain, for that was the name they gave him, with wonder
and astonishment. 7. Will you lend me the image, if you
have it at hand? 8. We visited an India-man which was
riding at anchor in the haven of Liverpool (liv’erpol). 9. Mr.
B. mocked at our conveyance, for one of our horses was lame,
and the other wall-eyed. 10. The lion sprang at the boy,
bounding against the iron bars. 11. My eldest son was bred at
Oxford. 12. He had thrown stones at the lion and exulted at
the animals being vexed at it. 13. Xerxes, provoked at the
sarcastic answer of Leonidas »come and take our arms»,
resolved to begin the attack immediately. 14. Do not point
at that gentleman, lest he might scold at our laughing at him.
15. They were shooting at a mark. 1(5. I could no longer
bear his sneering at me. 17. The Tyrolese hurled pieces of
röck at the French soldiers, from the mountains. 18. Our
guide pointed at a prominent röck, from which we might
glance at the steep walls of the abyss, gilded by the rays of
the evening sun. 19. We rejoiced at the beautiful prospect
which presented itself to our eyes. 20. A man is at the
house before he is in it. 21. Love for her beloved husband
had winged her steps, and she arrived at the prison gate at
the appointed hour. 22. We took them at random. 23. I
was quite shocked at the impudence which made him mock at
his poor sister’s misfortune. 24. She felt piquecl at the
seeming neglect shown by her former friends. 25. By the by,
who is to preside at (over) the meeting? 26. I set out in
his chaise at a few minutes before twelve at night, the moon
being at her full. 27. The noise of horses advancing at full
trot, now came nearer. 28. I put my head out at the window,
to see what was the matter. 29. I looked at mv watch, in
order to regulate my motions by it. 30. Were you at the
play on Thursday? 31. Do you travel by laud or by water?
32. He shook me by the hand at parting. 33. I threw my-
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