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41 Lektion 13. Fortsättn. på Repetitionen.
so cheap. 4. Richard, will you cook our dinner, or shall I?
5. Having no horses, my parents employed their stables only
to lill them with bay. 6. We shall get some very good oil
from France. 7. Papa, you have made no reply to what I
said this morning. 8. All ladles, keys, and copy-books I
have got, are on that chair. 9. I only wish for a quarter of
a cup of tea; I am so very thirsty and has nothing to drink.
10. What line voices your brothers have. — 1 had them to
(fick dem att) sing at my house. 11. I should like to have
.three veils, one black, one white, one brown; but it is all
in vain, I shall never get them. 12. Will anybody (is
anybody to) dine in this house to-morrow? 13. What made him
laugh when he should obey his master, who asked him for a
clean saucer or two? 14. At my entering the bed-room, Mrs.
B. was scolding her boy for having scalded his little sister’s
hands. 15. Always playing, or always reading is not good.
16. Your sister’s girls lied, when saying they bad been
crying all day. 17. Is it your calf that is now drinking at the
brook? 18. There is a fly on your hat. 19. One fly makes
no summer. 20. Are you sure of it? 21. She understands
all these things pretty (ganska) well. 22. Has nobody seen
Mr. Brown’s shepherd’s boy ? — There he is coming with
the lost sheep in his arms. 23. Which of these grey hats is
yours? 24. Should they like to get their tea warmed? 25.
Who is like you in this house? 26. There flies a bee in the
grass. — I see two bees flying there. 27. Why is Baby
crying so much to-night? — Babies always cry much, when
they have no cradle. 28. The smith asked me if a hand is
as good as a foot. 29. You would have wished to be at your
father’s dying bed (dödssäng), would you not? — To be sure
I would. 30. Our groom eats and drinks very much. 31. I
will come to see vou on a bright summer’s dav. 32. The
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yellow bird in the white cage is always singing in the
morning. 33. George is crying, for he has cut his arm with the
pen-knife. — I am sorry for it, for the knife was mine. 34.
My daughter’s son has lost his sight. — Poor boy! 35. Who
wishes for a cup of coffee warm and good? 36. Was not
Charles a great man? 37. How I like those large black eyes!
38. Charley has lost his head, I believe. 39. What has made
him repent of his giving the poor some money?
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